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Have you seen the folks at DMV? More than half look like they stand or walk around. Only a few look like they actually do real bona-fide work work.
You sir, are correct. I will not argue that. No question about it!
Have you seen the folks at DMV? More than half look like they stand or walk around. Only a few look like they actually do real bona-fide work work.
not confuse government employees with bureaucrats
*Thank you* for your support! I can't vouch for other gov. employees, but I work my ass off.
You tards must not confuse government employees with bureaucrats. Sure they all get sweet benefits, but there are tons of "government" workers that put in a real days work.
It's Thanksgiving in Canada. The proper time for Thanksgiving.
Although the use of Tasers by law enforcement officials has been linked to some highly publicized deaths nationwide, the devices are safe and cause a low occurrence of serious injuries, according to a nationwide study.
“This study is the first large, independent study to review every Taser deployment and to reliably assess the overall risk and severity of injuries in real world conditions,” said Dr. William Bozeman, the lead investigator and an emergency medicine specialist at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. “The injury rate is low and most injuries appear to be minor. These results support the safety of the devices.”
In the full review of nearly 1,000 cases, 99.7 percent of people subjected to a Taser had mild injuries, such as scrapes and bruises, or no injuries at all, the study found. Only three subjects (0.3 percent) suffered injuries severe enough to need hospitalization.
Two subjects died, but autopsy reports indicate that neither death was related to the Taser, according to the study, which was funded by the National Institute of Justice and included six law enforcement agencies across the United States.
And who in the hell are some of those people in the community?
Something you have never done.
that put in a real days work.
Columbus Day is a holiday for public officials. It is a time for them to reflect what Columbus achieved and more importantly for them to hit those sweet Columbus Day offers before the masses hit them after 5pm. Government-only holidays were created to give state workers time to spend your hard-earned tax dollars on complete crap they don't need.