We love a good professional development class -- it's a great chance to brush up on skills, keep up with new developments in your field, and shake out the cobwebs in your day-to-day routine!
I'd like to live in a world where the emphasis is placed on "do the right thing*" rather than "massage the message after you fuck up in a fundamental way" Sigh.
*And admiting you fucked up and trying to make good or bring justice after you fuck up is part of "do the right thing
This follows in the fine tradition of UC Davis Campus Police's dynamic seminar on "Pepper Spray Do's and Don'ts".
Sure, you could say that the killing of an unarmed black teenager is "tragic", but Rick Rosenthal knows an opportunity to make some cash when he sees it.
Why tell the truth when you can "manage the media"?
I'd like to live in a world where the emphasis is placed on "do the right thing*" rather than "massage the message after you fuck up in a fundamental way" Sigh.
*And admiting you fucked up and trying to make good or bring justice after you fuck up is part of "do the right thing
This follows in the fine tradition of UC Davis Campus Police's dynamic seminar on "Pepper Spray Do's and Don'ts".
Well, yeah. Virtuous <i>[pale]</i> citizens don&#039;t criticize authority.
I&#039;d like to live in a world where the first item on that class agenda is
DON&#039;T FUCKING SHOOT UNARMED BROWN PEOPLE FER FUCKS SAKE!
The Media must be the new blah.
I didn&#039;t know Frank Luntz was advising the St. Louis County Police. Is Dan Snyder&#039;s money not good enough?
Sure, you could say that the killing of an unarmed black teenager is &quot;tragic&quot;, but Rick Rosenthal knows an opportunity to make some cash when he sees it.
&quot;Meet the 900 pound gorilla&quot;
I assume he is there to distract them from talking about the elephant in the room.
Ooooh, and removing their name tags! That&#039;s some trustworthy courage, right there.
&quot;Pacifying the Dumb Civilians When Not Tasering Prepubescent Children is Just Not An Option&quot;