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What is the world coming to if a threat investigator cannot profile?
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I wonder if the OR AG has a “J Edgar Hoover Memorial Filing Cabinet” in her office?
I’m sure if the investigation was allowed to keep going something would have turned up… did Ms. Johnson know her husband had looked at pornography on the Internet?! Or how about shopping at, what’s this… an Adult Store? My, my wouldn’t this be damaging to your husband’s career in the DOJ if it came out, which is simply solved by Ms. Johnson dropping her pesky opposition to this new citizen surveillance bill…
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Seems like they can’t find the people who post that they’re going to attack a black church or shoot up a school or express a commitment to the violent overthrow of the US government, but they can find BLM supporters.
Wonder why that is?
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In an interview with The Oregonian, the attorney general defended the agency’s overall investigations and said their search for threats to the police was legitimate.
“They were looking for anti-police sentiments — potential threats to police,” she said.
“Sentiments” is a mighty low bar to set for finding threats.
Maybe you should look into the threat to police posed by police departments that hire volatile control freaks and by prosecutors who give said control freaks a pass on the violence they inflict on civilians.