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Portland's police union president can sit quietly in the corner until he is called upon.
Portland's police union president condemns local officials for supporting the rights of protesters who participate in nightly demonstrations.https://www.portlandmercury.com/blogtown/2020/07/06/28611808/portland-police-union-president-calls-on-officials-to-defend-portland …
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I prefer they sit quietly in a prison cell until forever
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Why does the union think they get a say in this?
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Uhh because the police union has all the power, and the chief/teargas Ted is completely subservient to them. Why would they not have a say?
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i mean, the police see themselves as separate from the people, that’s why they’re creating their own “blue lives” ethnicity. surprise, i guess? but
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Police union runs this city just watch
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@PortlandPolice Hey, noticed a couple issues with your unions press release. Did some pro bono editing for y'all. No need to thank me.pic.twitter.com/UVmBBO2UzG
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Of course they do. They are who made clauses into policy that protect cops from accountability.
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Here is how Oregon Live worded it. It is interesting the difference in emphasis between the two. Although I hate there being a union, I do believe they were right pointing out the “privileged” people in the crowd breaking stuff taking away from the BLM movement.
Thoughts?pic.twitter.com/tGkeN3xsHt
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