Doesn't matter. Anybody who misinterprets Hydro's context couldn't possibly make an argument. At least that's his inference.
Sorry to hear it. Never said it doesn't happen.... DB inferred that it happens every time. *shrug*I taught a student who's brother was taken out and executed because he tried to leave the local gang.
Never said it doesn't happen.... DB inferred that it happens every time. *shrug*
You personally experienced your kid in public school. That is in no way 'research' to back your claim. Could be used as part of your research but a single example doesn't amount to very much when attempting to draw wholesale conclusions.I talk from personal experience and research.
True story. I knew a former Outlaw enforcer. He went around for years saying he'd 'retired'. One night his roommate came home and found the guy (and his girlfriend) on the floor, stripped naked, with a bullet to the back of each head. The homicide detective said it was a classic 'hit'.Everyone else seems to talk about subjects they haven't researched or know anything about.
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True story. I knew a former Outlaw enforcer. He went around for years saying he'd 'retired'. One night his roommate came home and found the guy (and his girlfriend) on the floor, stripped naked, with a bullet to the back of each head. The homicide detective said it was a classic 'hit'.
... notice you are talking about what defines a gang
you deduced that how?OK, I guess you go for Hydro's take that protesters (or, apparently the more appropriate term 'gangs') are surreptitiously joining the cops and carrying out the abusive tactics.
I wonder what Neil Boortz thinks about all this.
you deduced that how?
and how exactly do you come up with hydro suggesting protesters are joining police forces?
i think the recruiting process takes longer than OWS has been a movement?
(not sure how long it takes to become a cop but i think its more than 2 months)
Yes... there's a profile for it. If you don't fit it, they don't hire you. Around here they've hired a lot of ex gang members and there are a few really sadistic bastards in the bunch.
What most of them don't realize is that when this govt is out.... they're not going to find any help from their neighbors. They've shown their true colors behind their badge and gun around here.
Stay Safe!
p.s. Remember to buy your ammo in small lots.... the KGB *ahem* sorry... The DHS is watching you!
IMO, this is the same stuff that received Paulson's bailouts. Had MF been too big to fail, would be business as usual. That's primarily why TBTF institutions were rescued, too risky ventures and too little capital to back it up.CFTC asked to rule on handling separate accounts
November 22, 2011 03:17 PM EST |
NEW YORK — A Federal regulator is being asked to spell out more clearly rules for when securities firms can mingle money from different clients' accounts.
The request comes weeks after the collapse of MF Global, which is being investigated by regulators over whether it diverted hundreds of millions in client money after its bad trades made from the firm's own account triggered a large quarterly loss at the firm.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which regulates securities firms, received the request for the rules from ICE Clear Credit, a division of derivatives exchange IntercontinentalExchange. ICE Clear Credit clears complex trades for securities firms.
MF Global collapsed after making a disastrous bet on European debt. It filed for bankruptcy protection on Oct. 31.
Jon Corzine, the former New Jersey governor and U.S. senator, led the firm until earlier this month.
A court-appointed trustee overseeing MF Global's bankruptcy said Monday that up to $1.2 billion was missing from customer accounts, double what the firm had reported to regulators last month.
The CFTC and other regulators are investigating whether the firm used money from clients' accounts as its own financial condition worsened. That would be a violation of securities rules. The FBI is also investigating whether MF Global violated any criminal laws.
Roughly 120 U.S. firms trade futures, including major Wall Street banks. Federal rules require customers' money to be kept separate from the firms'.
The CFTC has asked for comments on the ICE request by December 22.
what i got from hydro's statement is that cops tend to hire ex gang members because of the mental type.
you know crips,bloods,brotherhood, that type of thing...
i guess you equate drum circles to drive bys and then transfer your notions to hydro?