Malcador

They don't need to, but I'm always wary of PR when it comes to organizations, especially something like the police, get the chance to put on a show. Also it was a comment on my local police department. No, I don't think cops roam around roughing people up (pretty sure the wannabe soldier ones wish they would), not sure why you think I would even if you are as close as we have to a bootlick for cops. Just that they routinely get away with crap unless there's video of them blowing away someone needlessly or have funny things like an idiot cop speeding with no seatbelt on getting a hero's funeral. . Eh, the Toronto PD don't have a stellar reputation with the public, what with their insistence carding black and brown people is The Way and leftover from their little adventures during the G20 here. Given that and Canadian police lacking élan, that's why they'd do some ham fisted staging.

Lots do. People always look to be a victim rather than consider they just suck, after all.

Doesn't seem like much fun, but that is a good approach for PR. Wonder if they have that here, though with our cops I figure it would be so blatantly staged. Maybe women cops aren't insecure hard types like the male ones I know.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2xqamg&quality=720 Hitman alpha footage

More Door Kickers, finally got that embassy mission down - go go Point Man.

Looks like a lot of work.

Always found Pierre Burton was condescending in that interview.

Have a couple days off work, though not sure being around my family is better or worse than going into work. Hm, I suppose I can still go to the office and troll my coworkers.

Oh, thought he was advising that for the world at large.

Ok, how do you do that in a non-draconian way ?

My carrier pigeon craps on your modem.

Roberts must have wronged Smart on a fundamental level

I don't maintain a .txt file for this forum, and even if I were to mention cases where you have a rather amusing idea of justice not sure what that would achieve. I talk to enough walls at work.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-33424034 Brilliant, really. Though I guess some people wouldn't be too bothered by a banker being trussed up and decapitated.

Based on your posting here, you walk into the trap of wanting justice for people you like alone. Recently, think on your stance on the ruling that feeling harassed isn't enough to convict. As for supporting victims, heh, yeah, posting online will help them tonnes. But yes, it will give you credit for being the Right Kind of person.

Well, yes, you are probably right, seeing the world burn as SC collapses and some of the backers commit suicide would give me a giggle. Was that story about the coke machine true ?

Bartkira -

Not sure 50 people claiming something is really 'proof'. 50 racists in London claim there's a bias against their football team, doesn't make it so. Who was dismissing this, by the way ? Seemed most were adopting a wait and see approach, much like the legal system does (then again, what do you care for that). Which is wise for us, I mean we lose out on our "social justice" cookies by not making posts about him being guilty already.

Nah, but I found it funny to see him doing it. His points may be valid though, once you ignore some shattering glass. I do sort of hope SC fails just to see the fury that will unleash.

Internet troll, bane of Coke machines, developer that has ambition that never really realizes it (or is basically what happens when some forum elitist decides to make a game). I tried All Aspect Warfare, glad I didn't pay for that

http://www.dereksmart.org/2015/07/interstellar-citizens/ Derek Smart, of all people, criticizing Star Citizen.

So what are you trying to hint at then ? People should not have waited for proof and be like you ? Heck of a surprise seeing you post something along those lines.

Not an anime fan myself, but I'm aware there are certain genres/types to it - like films in that regard, I guess.

I guess one could think it is a staple of a certain kind of anime. Still, not a very good one, would have been better to incorporate some Canadian stereotypes given they are the host rather than one of the teams.