Minnesota Liberal Politician Who Campaigned to ‘Dismantle the Police Department’ Falls Victim to Carjacking and Assault – Now Calls for Tougher Juvenile Penalties

[Toofast80]

17 minutes ago, ICRockets2 said:

I disagree with splitting them, but not for any of these reasons.

I just don't want to complicate emergency response on the public end.  

If you've got 2 different numbers all of a sudden when it used to be the same, there will automatically exist a cohort of emergency-havers that don't remember they've been split and are forced to wait longer to get help because of an extra transfer to a new person who's allowed to help them.

Plus it'll be harder for kids to remember two different emergency numbers so emergency situations where they're the ones who have to call are going to be more difficult to handle.  

What does the first sentence read? Can you interpret that for me 🤦‍♂️!?

[Toofast80]

5 minutes ago, ICRockets2 said:

I'm not disagreeing with you.  

The only point I said I disagree on is making a new emergency number.  The intent BEHIND making that new number I'm 100% on board with.  
 

None of it is easy, but your idea isn’t feasible! Mine is 👍. To actually make a difference without sacrificing one of the “publicly/societal supplied services”. And as a person who is against growing government any further, I still think it’s an idea that really needs to be examined further.

[ICRockets2]

3 minutes ago, Toofast80 said:

What does the first sentence read? Can you interpret that for me 🤦‍♂️!?

It means I like the plan but we can find a better way to do it, procedurally speaking, that doesn't place the burden of the new system's growing pains on emergency-havers unlucky enough to make a mistake.

[Toofast80]

1 minute ago, ICRockets2 said:

It means I like the plan but we can find a better way to do it, procedurally speaking, that doesn't place the burden of the new system's growing pains on emergency-havers unlucky enough to make a mistake.

And that is what 911 as the sole number does, EXACTLY!!

[ICRockets2]

1 minute ago, Toofast80 said:

None of it is easy, but your idea isn’t feasible! Mine is 👍. To actually make a difference without sacrificing one of the “publicly/societal supplied services”.

What do you mean my idea?  We have the same idea except for making a new emergency number.  Keeping everything under 911 but sending cops to fewer scenes is perfectly feasible.

[ICRockets2]

Just now, Toofast80 said:

And that is what 911 as the sole number does, EXACTLY!!

No it doesn't.  

[Toofast80]

8 minutes ago, ICRockets2 said:

No it doesn't.  

You’re hilarious. Have you ever had any experiences relating to any of this topic? I doubt it, yet somehow, you think you have it all figured out 🤣🤦‍♂️🤤. Ayeyaeyae

 

[Toofast80]

10 minutes ago, ICRockets2 said:

No it doesn't.  

Do you have a vehicle? Do you or can you drive it? 

[ICRockets2]

21 minutes ago, Toofast80 said:

You’re hilarious. Have you ever had any experiences relating to any of this topic? I doubt it, yet somehow, you think you have it all figured out 🤣🤦‍♂️🤤. Ayeyaeyae

 

I'm confused as to how you think 911 works.

Someone calls 911.  The 911 operator takes their information and passes it along to the relevant first response team.  For cops, that's Police Dispatch.  Police Dispatch radios units.

We can do what we both want to do if the 911 operator simply sends the information to someone besides Police Dispatch.  It's much easier for someone getting paid to fulfill this specific civic duty to learn new protocol than it is for the public- including young children- to learn new protocol.

[ICRockets2]

20 minutes ago, Toofast80 said:

Do you have a vehicle? Do you or can you drive it? 

Yes, but I have no idea how you think this is relevant.

[Toofast80]

6 hours ago, ICRockets2 said:

I'm confused as to how you think 911 works.

Someone calls 911.  The 911 operator takes their information and passes it along to the relevant first response team.  For cops, that's Police Dispatch.  Police Dispatch radios units.

We can do what we both want to do if the 911 operator simply sends the information to someone besides Police Dispatch.  It's much easier for someone getting paid to fulfill this specific civic duty to learn new protocol than it is for the public- including young children- to learn new protocol.

Yes, I understand how it works kiddo! I don’t think you have any clue how it does!!

[Toofast80]

6 hours ago, ICRockets2 said:

Yes, but I have no idea how you think this is relevant.

How many times a month do you call “911” to unlock your car, ma’am?

[ICRockets2]

7 hours ago, Toofast80 said:

Yes, I understand how it works kiddo! I don’t think you have any clue how it does!!

I just explained how it works, so unless I got something wrong- which I didn't because you'd have corrected it- then you know for a fact I do.

[ICRockets2]

7 hours ago, Toofast80 said:

How many times a month do you call “911” to unlock your car, ma’am?

Even if I needed help with that I'd probably just call AAA, are you having a stroke?

[Nuke]

On 9/9/2023 at 12:18 AM, Toofast80 said:

Do you have a vehicle? Do you or can you drive it? 

The next question is, does he put gas in his mother’s minivan  before he returns it?

[HipKat]

19 minutes ago, Nuke said:

The next question is, does he put gas in his mother’s minivan  before he returns it?

Good thing you don’t have that problem
 

[Nuke]

18 minutes ago, HipKat said:

Good thing you don’t have that problem
 

You’re older than me. Are you offering me your hand me down?

[HipKat]

43 minutes ago, Nuke said:

You’re older than me. Are you offering me your hand me down?

I’m so stupid lol I saw the green dot for your avatar and I thought it was Shiva LMAO

[Nuke]

20 minutes ago, HipKat said:

I’m so stupid lol I saw the green dot for your avatar and I thought it was Shiva LMAO

It’s all good