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Kitty Smith's avatar

You do not get to demand martyrdom from another.

The Villainess+'s avatar

Since when is speaking out equivalent to martyrdom?

Kitty Smith's avatar

Speaking out isn't martyrdom. "Taking one for the team" after they mentioned staying quiet because they were under threat is.

The Villainess+'s avatar

"Taking one for the team" in the context I used it is not equivalent to "martyrdom" either.

revenant's avatar

your tangled syntax seems to indicate that you think the KKK was composed of carpetbaggers, which is either a profoundly idiotic error in American History or a failure to communicate which might have been avoided by paying attention in high school English.

As for the gibberish you have written while using James Madison as a sock puppet, i can't even. so i won't

DO SOMETHING! Linda's avatar

Can't they ascertain who made the 911 call?

Non Doctior's avatar

Free market in action. I have to agree with revenant...your syntax is tangled, and you give no evidence of understanding US history.

Leftflank's avatar

I wasn't wrong, I was just doing a little language mixing, like Spanglish, capiche?

willi0000000's avatar

yes, they can do all that but it's a lot more work to trace towers and in some cases it might need the involvement of court orders and restrictions on monitoring all calls.

Riley Whodat Venable's avatar

Face it. Keeping the SWAT team busy in afluent neighborhoods does keep the inner city safer.

Dust Bowl Blue's avatar

So this one time a SWAT team was called in to our neighborhood for a shooting and they were holed up all day outside this one house and the local news set up headquarters in our house 'cause we had the best view of the scene anyway the dude was long gone but it was cool okay that's my story.

Riley Whodat Venable's avatar

Maybe we need less SWAT teams and more emergency mental health teams.

theCryptofishist's avatar

I heard it was "The Truth will make You Fret"

theCryptofishist's avatar

Yeah, just another little bit of my childhood...