January 31, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
It's a glorious day in the People's Republic of America. The sun is shining bright (due to Global Warming). The symbols of the old regime are being torn down and banned. Progressive mobs riot in the streets. We enter another stretch of unprecedented economic growth/unemployment and economic depression. And the pledges of intolerance are being taken. The enemies of the people are being dealt with.
Comrade, are you aware of anyone making politically incorrect statements against the regime and its tolerant values? IMMEDIATELY TURN THEM IN TO THE AUTHORITIES.
San Francisco police officers are being asked to combat racism in the ranks and take a pledge to turn in colleagues displaying intolerant behavior, such as slurs and jokes targeting people of color, gays and women.
Pledge to turn in any colleagues making politically incorrect jokes in exchange for five extra food ration stamps! Hail the beloved Obama! Next they'll dig up Pavlik Morozov.
This was set off by another one of those racist #BlackLivesMatter #EveryoneElseShouldDie campaigns.
The Dec. 2 shooting of a young black man clutching a kitchen knife by five officers has increased racial tensions and sparked calls for the police chief's removal.
What did this poor, poor child who was shot do?
Police say Mario Woods, 26, had stabbed a stranger earlier that day, ignored commands to drop the knife and shook off blasts of tear gas and shots from a bean bag gun before officers opened fire.Police say only one of the five officers involved was white, but protests over the shooting persists. Mayor Ed Lee has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate.
Clearly. #FactsDontMatter
It's not snitching, it's diversity. It's not a witch hunt, it's diversity. It's not embedding political commissars, it's diversity. Which is also all of those things and more."I will not tolerate hate or bigotry in our community or from my fellow officers," the seven-sentence pledge states in part. "I will confront intolerance and report any such conduct without question or pause."The pledge is not asking officers to "snitch" on one another, Suhr said. Rather, he said, it is intended to reinforce that the police department reflects the tolerant and diverse culture of San Francisco.
Thank You Mr Greenfield and FPM.
Amazing the things we pay Law Enforcement to do, isn't it?
They get paid to investigate culturally insensitive jokes and slurs among themselves but they never got paid to find this.
Well, you know what they say. You get what you pay for.
Maybe we just don't pay them enough and they need a raise.
http://www.sf-police.org/index.aspx?page=1652
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