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Monday, June 15, 2020

That'll teach him to talk down to his students

A black community activist who trained San Jose police recruits on implicit bias for three years was shot in a testicle by a rubber bullet during a recent protest, prompting the city's mayor to say that more needs to be done to confront police brutality — but that defunding police will only undermine those efforts.

Derrick Sanderlin, a 27-year-old community organizer, suffered potentially permanent injuries by a rubber bullet at a May 29 protest demonstration, the mayor’s office said in a press release Monday.
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-Woody

11 comments:

  1. I'm surprised that he had one, or any to begin with.

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  2. Doesn't want to defund police because that's his rice bowl. Real moral courage there.

    --generic

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    1. copy the url & try it on a new page, it works there.

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  4. He might need to take a few days off from "work".

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    1. Take a few days off from work, but he'll never be able to take any off from Woke.

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  5. Imagine having to sit through that bix nood for two hours.

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  6. I'd say one of hi students recognized him and took advantage of the situation.

    After undergoing many mandatory bullshit training events, I can understand this.

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  7. Helluva a shot to hit that small a target

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  8. He still has another nut... just don't go to another protest/riot. Another student is sure to aim for the other nut... can you say eunuch? I am with ya rickn8or, I hated the dumb, black lesbian twit that did sensitivity training at Airgas when I drove O2 tankers. I use to either sleep in her sessions or argue every single point she made to the point I was told to shut my trap by the bosses.

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  9. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-06-06/community-organizer-shot-by-rubber-bullet-during-protest

    Here is a photo of Sanderlin and his wife. I have nothing personal against either of them as individual human beings, but as a purely intellectual exercise, think of them as exemplars of archetypes. Which archetype is the bigger problem?

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