May 7
trstr commented on The Tuesday Morning News.
trstr commented on The Tuesday Morning News.
However, throwing explosive devices laced with hazardous chemicals into a crowd of people is still not a crime... as long as you're wearing a uniform.
May 6
trstr commented on Next Generation of Seattle Police To Be Less White and More High.
trstr commented on Next Generation of Seattle Police To Be Less White and More High.
"It's happening this Saturday, when both Pugel and Whitcomb will be speaking, along with our own Dominic Holden"
No shit! Really? My mind is fucking blown!
No shit! Really? My mind is fucking blown!
May 2
trstr commented on SPD Supports Free Speech and Doesn't Use Excessive Force, Police Say.
trstr commented on SPD Supports Free Speech and Doesn't Use Excessive Force, Police Say.
Hey fnarf, why don't you advocate more physical violence against people, you cowardly fuck?
May 2
trstr commented on City Files Light Misdemeanor Charges Against Six May Day Demonstrators.
trstr commented on City Files Light Misdemeanor Charges Against Six May Day Demonstrators.
@16:
Really? Seriously? Fnarf has an extensive and readily visible history of wishing physical harm on other people, which Slog has willingly allowed to be published for years and years. This approval of physical violent harm towards other people is exponentially more disturbing than a few empty water bottles thrown at thugs with IEDs and chemical agents and wooden batons.
Yet the Stranger allows him to spout off his crap and in essence implicitly endorses his advocation of serious physical violence against people. And more comments = more ad hits, which is the reason why creepy little violent fucks like Fnarf equate to more profits for Tim Keck.
This is fucked up.
Really? Seriously? Fnarf has an extensive and readily visible history of wishing physical harm on other people, which Slog has willingly allowed to be published for years and years. This approval of physical violent harm towards other people is exponentially more disturbing than a few empty water bottles thrown at thugs with IEDs and chemical agents and wooden batons.
Yet the Stranger allows him to spout off his crap and in essence implicitly endorses his advocation of serious physical violence against people. And more comments = more ad hits, which is the reason why creepy little violent fucks like Fnarf equate to more profits for Tim Keck.
This is fucked up.
May 2
trstr commented on Downtown Seattle Association Asks City to Deny Hempfest's Permit, City Says It Plans to Issue Permit Anyway.
trstr commented on Downtown Seattle Association Asks City to Deny Hempfest's Permit, City Says It Plans to Issue Permit Anyway.
Also, the DSA sent a letter to the city asking to reduce the number of Sounders and Seahawks matches to one per year. (Strangely enough, no request was made with regard to Mariners games.)
Apr 30
trstr commented on Anarchists Target Downtown Seattle Goldman Sachs Offices for May Day.
trstr commented on Anarchists Target Downtown Seattle Goldman Sachs Offices for May Day.
@14:
If you have an intimate connection to the subject of a story, yes, journalistic ethics supposedly require you to recuse yourself from covering that person - and there aren't a whole lot of situations more intimate than being nannied by someone. Yes, you did disclose that specific relation - yet you reported on him anyway, and in rather glowing fawning terms at that.
What you did not disclose, however, is how exactly you came to be babysat by the current interim police chief. One usually doesn't trust one's kids to random strangers. Is Jim Pugel a family friend of yours or something? Close neighbors? That merits a bit of disclosure, again, giving lip service to whatever ethics allegedly remain in journalism.
If you have an intimate connection to the subject of a story, yes, journalistic ethics supposedly require you to recuse yourself from covering that person - and there aren't a whole lot of situations more intimate than being nannied by someone. Yes, you did disclose that specific relation - yet you reported on him anyway, and in rather glowing fawning terms at that.
What you did not disclose, however, is how exactly you came to be babysat by the current interim police chief. One usually doesn't trust one's kids to random strangers. Is Jim Pugel a family friend of yours or something? Close neighbors? That merits a bit of disclosure, again, giving lip service to whatever ethics allegedly remain in journalism.
Apr 30
trstr commented on Anarchists Target Downtown Seattle Goldman Sachs Offices for May Day.
trstr commented on Anarchists Target Downtown Seattle Goldman Sachs Offices for May Day.
@7: Absolutely true. However, you have a person on your news staff reporting on police issues who was babysat by the current interim SPD Chief. That's kinda fucked up journalismwise, no?
Apr 23
trstr commented on How Many of Your Children Have to Die Before You Stop Believing in Faith Healing?.
trstr commented on How Many of Your Children Have to Die Before You Stop Believing in Faith Healing?.
How many people have to die before you stop believing in democracy?
Apr 18
trstr commented on Scott Miller of Game Theory / Loud Family 1960-2013.
trstr commented on Scott Miller of Game Theory / Loud Family 1960-2013.
Scott was simply a beautiful songwriter. Every hook sounded like heaven. Every word, no matter how arch or cute or clever or bittersweet, was the only word that would fit. Every song was the perfect song to play with the windows of your car down, wind whipping your hair.
Apr 9
trstr commented on Fear Of A Female Planet.
trstr commented on Fear Of A Female Planet.
Oh. OH.
Thanks for helping me realize the subtext of the song 20+ years later. For most of that time, I was thinking "really, that's the result of a collaboration with Chuck D?"
I'm superficial like that.
Thanks for helping me realize the subtext of the song 20+ years later. For most of that time, I was thinking "really, that's the result of a collaboration with Chuck D?"
I'm superficial like that.
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