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"suppose"
right, ok.
right, ok.
As are teachers: they can be barred, like medical professionals, for breaking the standards set by their respective councils or boards.
Will you DM me tomorrow morning to remind me to call my son’s teacher a nonce because of the actions of another teacher in the 90s? Can’t forget.
So err, how many teachers, nurses, priests, radio dj's, news anchor persons, get trusted to be in charge and use firearms?
Game over!
Game over!
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I agree with you but I'd be cautious about agreeing that it's diluted. I think it's very much alive and kicking but probably hiding just below the surface so as not to attract obvious attention. There's many WhatsApp groups etc where they congregate to share, so many examples of which have recently come to light.
There seems to be an unwillingness to call out and deal with "bad behavior " unless they absolutely have to. I find that very concerning.
More than firearms officers, if you consider the number of people in the Army Reserve being over 4x the number of officers carrying weapons in England and Wales.
But anyway, I’m being facetious now. My point is that I sadly can’t see past a view where one biased perspective is used ‘c but not against others.
Last song of the disco, every single time.
because the oaths are very different? And the streets aren't crawling with tooled up army types. Granted you accepted that aspect.
The clergy seem like they are packing...
I saw a documentary called 'Anchorman' a few years back that showed news anchors in gang warfare.
beats 'jack preacher' I suppose.
He married and still is to Jennifer Connelly. I've bitched and moaned about injustice, but this one hurts to the marrow.
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