This reminds me a lot of the Donald Westlake novel Cops and Robbers.
I wouldnât call t pistol whipping someone a âprocedural onlyâ problem. Vigilante justice might be procedural in their minds, but itâs not in society as a whole.
I canât even tell whats going on in the photos.
They should rob the âcity managerâ the governor put in charge. The one whoâs a bankruptcy lawyer.
This is just the Detroit twist on a kickstarter campaign. They kick the crap out of you and you start to give them your money.
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Maybe we need to start a kickstarter to build an actual Robocop⌠Or like a factory with jobs in itâŚ
[/quote]Robocop factory.
Cool story, bro. Itâs funny because nothing bad ever happens in other cities, not even with cops. And itâs awesome to snark about how shitty Detroit is. Next, show us some ruin porn of the train station. Look at that shitty city, they got a Robocop statue. Ha ha.
(You know, we had a Maker Faire this past weekend, too? Couldnât say anything nice about that?)
I feel sad about Detroit. I used to go there for summer vacation when I was little and lived in Chicago (in fact, I thought everyone went to Detroit for summer vacation!). Itâs too bad whatâs happened to it. But Iâm glad to hear you had a Maker Faire, and I hope that lots of interesting people move there and help rebuild with the good people who already live there.
About 14 years ago I was robbed by a guy in a police uniform in Amsterdam. I still wonder if he was a real cop.
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