After his 25-minute speech, Saka gets a big round of applause in the room. Now Eddie Lin is speaking, saying he, too, is voting no "because this agreement would be further delays to full implementation of the accountability ordinance that Council adopted in 2017," to at least 2027.

For comparison To be a librarian in Seattle, you have to have a master's degree, and their starting salary is about $36,000 less than that of a a rookie cop with a high school education or GED.

"In short, this contract asks Seattle taxpayers to invest more in policing without requiring more accountability in return, and that's not a deal I can support," Rinck says.

If you or I file a regular records request for Bob Kettle's text messages related to a city issue, he has to hand over his personal text messages on that issue as well. So he's defending a LOWER standard for cops to disclose information than the one that applies to him.

No, your understanding is incorrect; The Satanic Temple never sued Dead Domain.

Moreover, you actually need to demonstrate bias with specific inaccuracies rather than assert it as an excuse to trust something less.

Source: the ones TST targeted with frivolous, failed lawsuits for 4.5 years.

Got some bad news for you, friend.

wrong kind of Aryanism, whoops

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