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I know this is [email protected] but I really hate driving these modern trucks. The hood is too high, the windshield is too narrow, and the height is too high. You really can't tell how close something. It's really dangerous.

On top of all that the assholes that drives these things have the brightest lights in the world. That shouldn't be allowed in the city.

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A gunman killed and injured protesters at a BLM march. Why did police blame the victims?

But when he confronted the unarmed corkers 15 minutes later in another location, he said, according to an audio recording of the interview, “nobody pointed a weapon at me. This is all me. I lost it. I don’t know what happened. I don’t know why I did it. I don’t understand what went wrong with me.”

Even the shooter admitted fault and plead guilty.

Police dispatch records obtained through a public records request show that officers responding to the shooting were advised that “this is an anti-police protest”.

Yeah, the police wanted protesters to die.

The camera captures Beck’s anger and dismay when the police arrived and said they first had to “secure the scene” before ambulances waiting outside the park would be allowed in. “Will you fucking help us!” she can be heard shouting at the officers. “People are dying!”

It's on video.

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Google removes Doki Doki Literature Club! from the Play Store

Its Play listing was appropriately marked as “Mature 17+,” which means that children won’t be able to download it if their devices have parental controls. In addition, the developers clearly communicate that the game tackles serious issues. "This game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed" is the first line of the game.

Looks like the developers and publisher did everything right. Play has a ton of games where you kill people. Google's inconsistency shines again.