greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 8:56pm:



Why do the overall numbers matter so much to you?
Is it a competition?

Aussie wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 5:40pm:


They would be the only real witnesses to what happened. And if there was anyone else that saw the events as they unfolded, they too would be good witnesses to the event. If the police's body cameras were on during the event, that would help with the recollection of what happened.

The fact that two officers fled for safety does not invalidate what they witnessed on the day. They might be feeling shame for leaving their colleagues to die. But, they had their own perspective of what happened.

Lisa Jones wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 6:27pm:


Nice evasion attempt there.

Shame it didn't work.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 9:10pm:


Maybe you should have spent some time in the Bindoon Boys Town ... might have strengthened your character. 

Kat wrote on Dec 17^th, 2022 at 7:27am:


Your facts are divers swimming around in the ocean collecting shark farts for spirit levels.

Gnads wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 7:49pm:


YOU phukkkkkkkkkk off!

Their old dad SAID so! He even SAID he was the church minister at the time too!

Aussie Baptist people are like Presbyterians - harmless, law abiding and very lovely quiet people. Their church services and weddings are very boring unfortunately! No dancing or happy clapping are allowed. Oh and no alcohol either!

I grew up in these Christian churches myself so I knew (and still know) people who are in ministry positions. And I talk to them all the time too!

Bottom line? GGF Gnads!

Still can't find coppers specifically listed.

Most dangerous jobs in Australia:

Link.

Lisa Jones wrote on Dec 16^th, 2022 at 2:35pm:


I think it's religious thinking in general.  The notion that there is no proof therefore you MUST believe.  If you can't believe without proof you don't have faith, and that's a sin.

We can see in the US how this mentality of belief first, facts never, can result in things like shootings in pizza parlors or domestic terrorists storming the capitol.

Religious leaders often foster this way of "thinking" from young, in children defenseless to the brainwashing which lets them be exploited by those within the church, or those like the tards behind the Q larp.

It's not to say parishioners as individuals are bad or evil, often far from it given some of the good they can do within their communities, but they're ripe for radicalisation, be it via their faith or some tool bag on the Internet spinning an easy to understand explanation about why there are contrails behind a passenger jet that doesn't involve differences in air pressure or condensation in the air and is instead a secret Government mind control project that is much easier to understand for those failed by the education system.  Then it's just a quick pivot to "the jews are behind it" and they're signing up for the Proud Boys.

The reader already believes and then goes looking for proof, rather than discovering a fact and letting that guide their opinions.

This is when we get photos of the interior of water bombing planes being shared as proof of chemtrails.

They already believe first, they have the "faith", and then go looking for proof, like "miracles", and because they already believe they're right, anything can be proof.

And anything that doesn't support what they believe is easily dismissed as part of the conspiracy, "what they want you to believe", or fake news etc.

It is sadly, in this day and age with so many people willing to exploit others for profit, religiosity is a red flag, some worse than others, but none great.