You can buy protective shields for grinding and what not for pretty cheap at places like Harbor Freight. I'm sure they'd hold up to rubber bullets just fine.
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And these are the people governor Kotek and state Dems are funneling M110 (drug decriminalization ballot measure) money to after refusing to implement the measures that made it work and letting the problem get worse. They're taking those millions of dollars and giving it to these police officers.
Objectively true and aligns with Newsom and other's critiques of why the LA situation is bad in the first place
Objectively false as demonstrated by all the unreported crimes against marginalized individuals in places where state and local law enforcement report detainees to ICE. Would you report a rape or assault against you if you knew police would lock you up and send you to a gulag in El Salvador because you don't have the proper paperwork? Would you come forward as a witness to a crime under the same circumstances? Most people don't which is the entire reason why "sanctuary cities" exist.
You can't just cherry pick shit you dislike
What exactly did I cherry pick here? I quoted you directly with zero edits.
this statement was part of a compound resolution EXCLUSIVELY about the Boulder terrorist attack, in which DHS and ICE were positive forces. That's what all the "whereas" means, it means "in the context of"... stop intentionally misinterpreting things to be mad about it.
The "whereas" is just outlining what happened and giving a pretext for this dystopian purity test. The resolution is absolutely not exclusively about what happened in Boulder as it references federal authorities and the nation as a whole. In what way are DHS and ICE retroactively "positive forces" in an attack that had already occurred with a suspect that is already in custody? This is nonsense.
nothing to do with LA situation.
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affirms that free and open communication between State and local law enforcement and their Federal counterparts remains the bedrock of public safety and is necessary in preventing terrorist attacks; and
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expresses gratitude to law enforcement officers, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel, for protecting the homeland.
Is the "homeland" for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement restricted to Colorado only? I'm at a loss for how you can claim this is only about a specific incident in Colorado. This resolution states that state and local law enforcement sharing information with ICE is "the bedrock for public safety" and 75 House Dems agreed with that.
75 Democrats Express 'Gratitude' to ICE in Antisemitism Vote Amid LA Riots
https://www.newsweek.com/75-democrats-house-antisemitism-resolution-ice-gratitude-2083177
no matter how bad the stuff the Republicans do, it's the democrats fault?
Because this is typical Republican behavior which surprises no one much like how there are different rules for how children act versus adults. Democrats are supposed to be the opposition party but with their actions, they regularly condone and enable the worst aspects of Republican behavior even if their empty rhetoric says otherwise.
I'm sure a bunch of aides are furiously typing up letters stating their disapproval and concern at this very moment. A show of force like that ought to get Trump to back down.
That's how you end up with something like this that isn't fooling anybody:
Based on your username, I can declare you an expert on the subject matter.
Yeah there are a lot of reddit-esque comments here acting like they're too smart to be fooled by that.
You might look into Portainer. It gives you a nice GUI to manage docker-compose files, create stacks, edit and update, etc. On my Proxmox server, I have two LXCs set up that run almost all my services like immich, frigate, radarr/sonarr, VPN, qbittorrent, homarr, etc You'll probably find docker compose much easier to understand than plain docker especially considering there are a million templates out there that you can mostly copy and paste.
Is there something specific in there you wanted to reference?
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Good luck. The government has pretty consistently ruled that the government is immune from liability in situations like this.