The Trump Administration is sending America's wild horses to slaughter at an alarming rate.
Now, more than ever, Congress needs to pass the SAFE Act, which would prohibit horses from being shipped to Mexico and Canada to be sold for slaughter.
Thank you to @nytimes for your work exposing this cruelty.
https://t.co/fOyAs8eAj2
@Abby4Iowa@RobSandIA Many of us Iowans are wondering how our state failed these young individuals, causing them to believe cuckolding incel behavior like taunting, bulling, edgelording and sh*tposting was a pathway to personal and professional success. Reagan and Rush Limbaugh would be disgusted.
@bgalsWI@RobSandIA@TPAction We have a "NEET" crisis in Iowa where these introverted, awkward young men cannot find meaningful education, employment or training. The poor lads are left to embarrass themselves in public for a few social media likes.
@NiggSlayerDaddy@JasonBassler1 "But the cameras bring in six to seven figures of cash to our local police department..." Until those cameras bring in hard financial liabilities as well, local law enforcement won't change their ways.
@chinmarinero@JasonBassler1 BTW... just imagine a local PD getting $125,000 in cash deducted from their commercial account by Flock for penalties. They'll change their incompetent procedures pronto, retrain officers, or yank the cameras down asap. You fix the financial liability to the inflection point.
@chinmarinero@JasonBassler1 Because holding multiple parties accountable results in "spiderman liability chains" which require courts, attorneys and six-figures of cash to sort out, we just hold Flock as primarily accountable. Let them chase costs from noncompliant customers in charge-backs and penalties.
@chinmarinero@JasonBassler1 An attorney would likely advise that Flock has to be charged. They're the service provider at the point of interaction. They developed the tech and workflow. If they start shelling out $, they're incentivized to fix their broken workflow and update contracts to penalize lax LEO.
@chinmarinero@JasonBassler1 The police departments don't operate the cameras. Nor do county roads install them. That's a huge part of the problem as they both claim immunity from liability. "Oh, the company put them up and runs them - we just arrest 'catch and release' the folks they give us to chase."
@LauraRBelin@RobSandIA Sand's response really got me thinking...
Just why does any Iowan believe it is the Governor's job to be the Head Priest and Christian Police of the state? Pretty sure Jesus never said "Be your neighbor's theological enforcer."
@petergyang In 10 years, they'll look back on the failed United States project and regard:
"They sure built that Wall, they did. Walled out driven workers, innovative technologies, crucial supply chain components, global collaboration. And now they rot in irrelevance."
@LahnHQ@ZachLahn Shhh... don't tell Zach. He's close to figuring out WHO has been in charge of Iowa's government, stripping our public schools, giving the money to Christian schools, etc.
He's from Kansas so it may take him a while...