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Police Shooting of 1-Year-Old Kohen Wiley ‘Was Justified,’ Mississippi Attorney General Says
(www.mississippifreepress.org)
this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2026
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I think preventing police from killing your children justifies missing two hours of work. Especially if it would cause a grand total of $14.50 gross income loss. Or fight to have elections on Sundays, like 80%+ of democracies do.
But I've spent some time close to France, so it might be their influence.
But if missing two hours of work causes you to lose your minimum wage job, then it's not just a $14.50 loss.
Let me take a screenshot of this comment, it's too perfect.
Screenshoting comments that prove you're an out of touch dumbass is a definitely a choice.
Yes. Now, go kiss your bosses butt.
I would say something like "Hope you never get put into a situation where you can't financially recover", but you give off strong vibes of someone that's been handed everything in life and armchair coaches.
Yeah, I emigrated twice in my life and had to start from 0 including learning a new language, twice. Tell me more about handing everything. It's hilarious what a victim mentality americans have. "Land of the free", as long as my boss allows it, otherwise "yes sir, whatever you say sir".