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Bad Cop/Bad Cop - Shattered (Official Video)

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I was supposed to present for my school’s GSA today on stonewall but the slideshow got lost so this last minute demonstration is all I have now

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your favorite pet

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wink wink

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badcops and badclones

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Rex showing favoritism towards Emmet?

What? Nooooo, he would never

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Outlaw Ty revenge arc… ?

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he's flirting

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Ich hasse hasse hasse sie alle so sehr♡/j (habe mehr ideen aber bin zu lazy um mehr zu zeichnen lol)

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my silly silly stupid morons

[thewritingsofevbrowne]

The Last Drop - Chapter Four

Dawn opened her eyes and looked over to see James sound asleep next to her. She pulled herself out of bed. She collected her clothes and slipped out of the house undetected. Dawn had borrowed one of James' cars out of a broad collection that filled the garage. Dawn drove out of the big city. Parked the car in a parking lot before slipping to the slums hidden underneath the big city. Dawn walked into 'The Last Drop' and sat down at the packed bar. Samara saw Dawn and slid a drink toward her.

"Is the little imp around?" Dawn asked as she sipped on her drink.

"Oh dear, what did Necro do this time?" Samara asked.

"What hasn't he done? That little brother of mine is nothing but trouble lately..." Dawn said, sighing. "Is he here?" She asked, downing the rest of the drink only to cringe at the taste.

"Sorry darlin', we ran out of the good stuff so now we're back to the old stuff..." Samara said. "He's downstairs sleeping... Go easy on him, he's had a bit of a rough time" She warned her, watching her get up from the bar and make her way downstairs.

Dawn made her way down to the sleeping quarters. Where Vampires that didn't have a place to stay the day could sleep. She walked into the room and began peering into coffins, looking for her little brother. Dawn then looked over to see Necro passed out on a nearby bunk bed. Dawn could see how badly beaten Necro's face was, she could see that his right cheek was bruised as well as his left eye. Dawn grabbed him by the collar of his shirt and dragged him out of the room. Into the hallway, pinning him against the wall.

"Where did you get the crimson liquid everyone is after?" Dawn asked, "I know you don't want to be in more trouble than you already are so help out your big sister," She told him.

"Not even a hello, good morning and goodnight, bonjour, nice to see you, little brother, how are you doing?" Necro laughed nervously.

"Answer the question Necro, where did you get it?" Dawn asked.

"I got it from some blueblood member, alright..." Necro mumbled. "I don't know anything else, I swear..." He uttered, trying to remove her hands from his shirt. "I'll have you know these are brand new clothes and I'd really hate for them to be ruined with the likes of my blood..." he said, smiling innocently.

"Just tell me where you got it," Dawn said.

"You're not going to like my answer..." Necro uttered quietly.

"What trouble have you got yourself into now?" Dawn asked, looking at him concerned. "Why would you even think of getting involved with the blue-blood clan? You know how dangerous they are..." She said.

"They also pay quite handsomely..." Necro told her. "You know how hard it is to get by down here... I don't really have much of a choice" He said. "I know how much you want to get out of here, I do too and I'm willing to do anything to get off the streets... I don't ever want to go back there so I have to make my way up somehow," He said.

"Bluebloods are nothing but murderers and I know you better than that, I know you're no murderer... Help me and I will help you, when I bring in these bastards in, I will get you a deal saying that you cooperated very well, let me help you get out of this and attempt to get your life back, please..." Dawn begged.

"What if I get caught? What if they get to me and they fucking decapitate my head or some twisted shit like that?" Necro cowered, "You know how fucked up these guys are, don't mess with them" Necro warned her.

"You know I have to find out..." She said.

"You're going to get yourself killed... That and everyone else you care about, and you're going to get that meatbag killed" He pointed out. "I don't know why you care about him so much, especially after what he did to you..." He said.

"This isn't about him..." Dawn uttered.

"Yes it is and you know it, I know you still love him and I know all you want is to be human again so you can be with him, it's so... It's so... It's such a tragic love story..." Necro gushed as he put his hand on his heart. "A vampire and a human... Forbidden lovers afraid of hurting one another and it's even more heartbreaking the fact you have a past... You want him to love you so badly...", Dawn grabbed hold of him and threw him down the hallway.

Necro slid along the floor and hit the wall, he laughed at her only to see her walk toward him and pull him up off the floor.

"Please don't hit me, I'm fragile..." Necro whimpered.

"I will do worse if you don't show me where you got the fucking shipment from... Give me something to work with" Dawn tried reasoning with him. "I will do worse to you if you don't tell me where" She threatened.

"Promise you'll make me a deal..." Necro whispered to her.

"You're my little brother, you know I would never let you down..." Dawn said, they shook on it before Necro pulled her into a hug and squeezed her. "It can only be you, they'll sense that meatbag from a mile away..." He told her.

"Fine, but you better start walking fast..." Dawn told him.

You can read the rest of Chapter Three on my Patreon for free <3

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HOLY SHIT I FINALLY DREW SOMETHING FOR ONCE!!!

hi. i drew my bbg.. sigh. hehe whiomper. I LOVE

GUYS PLEASE DONT THROW ME OUT INTO THE DUMP SNORTISNIFFLES

goodcop badcop and scribblecop

it remind sme

of

a certain animatronic

tjat sun and moon one

yeah....

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT-iRPAx7lOfhz6AJqETz071Y2m0Zv4epAVwqEoMRbUkc1g82YfmhYu8_X3IcugFbyIIvdT5eP4uVuY/pub What’s the plan for Upgrade Democracy? 30 August - 1 September 2024 XR 6 August 2024

Windsor is located on south bank of River Thames, Eton and Windsor Castle nearby. Only 24.8 miles west of Central London Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, Great Britain, UK.

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stukabats are shy, harmless little birds but they sure can startle you!

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some pics from the video

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The Bad Cop On The Political Beat Downunder

Queensland is a different state. Peter Dutton, the leader of the Opposition, comes from and represents Queenslanders. The bad cop on the political beat downunder. Many of its sons and daughters are proudly proponents of a white Australia. Especially in regional Queensland, where there is blatant racism expressed by townsfolk toward those not cut from the same cloth. The banana bending state: “Queenslanders voted against the Voice to Parliament — more than any other state or territory in Australia” (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-15/queensland-voice-to-parliament-vote-results/102977008) The rich history of Queensland includes the Frontier Wars: “The Native Police was a body of Aboriginal troopers that operated under the command of white officers on the Queensland frontier from 1849 to the 1920s. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men were often forcefully recruited from communities—already diminished due to colonisation—that were normally a great distance from the region in which they were to work. “ (https://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/arts/heritage/archives/collection/war/frontier-wars) Lech Blane has written a Quarterly essay on the bad cop and hardman of Australian politics. “Who is Peter Dutton, and what happened to the Liberal Party? In Bad Cop, Lech Blaine traces the making of a hardman – from Queensland detective to leader of the Opposition, from property investor to minister for Home Affairs. This is a story of ambition, race and power, and a politician with a plan.” (https://www.quarterlyessay.com.au/essay/2024/03/bad-cop)

the fear monger!

The Bad Cop Essay By Lech Blane

The essay draws parallels with a previous hardman of conservative politics in Australia, Tony Abbott. However, it, also, differentiates clear differences between the two macho Anglo leaders. Abbott was famed as a Rhodes scholar university pugilist, whereas Dutton dropped out of university to become a Queensland cop. There are class and defining motivation distinctions between the two. Abbott being more ideologically inspired whereas Dutton draws more upon his practical experiences as cop and property developer. Both men have sought political support from suburban Australia. There they see themselves as champions of ordinary folk, particularly blokes.

Dutton & The Gender Divide In Oz Politics

A gender divide has widened in the political landscape of Australia. More women are voting Labor and Green in contrast to more men voting conservatively for the LNP Coalition and for the other smaller right wing parties. Thus, the emergence of the archetypal hardman to lead the neocon charge. PM Anthony Albanese is not a guy with a strongman veneer. Consensus and, hopefully, taking people along with him for the ride is more his way of doing things. The contrast with Peter Dutton could not be more acute. Leadership does involve subjects seeing the things that they aspire to within the projected identity of candidates vying for the top job. In the eyes of many men, especially younger guys, Anthony Albanese lacks some innate masculinity. Probably for some women this matters too, particularly if they fit into the trad wife category. “Dutton doesn't need to become prime minister to redraw the battle lines of Australian politics. His fight with Albanese over parochial voters was always going to drag the political conversation rightwards: on race, immigration, gender and the pace of a transition away from fossil fuels … Dutton’s raison d’être? Make Australia Afraid Again. Then he will offer himself as the lesser of two evils. A serious strongman for the age of anxiety.”—Lech Blaine, Bad Cop. Dutton, like all neocon politicians going around at the moment, looks to Trump and the United States for insight and inspiration. Ramping up polarisation, with the help of Murdoch’s News Corp platforms, has been the flavour of his Opposition leadership years. It was very successful during the Voice referendum and, perhaps, not so much over the High Court release of stateless illegal refugees. Drumming up fear and outrage is the name of the game for those right wing strongmen wanting to assume the mantle of power. Australia is, however, not the United States, as Australians are not so extreme and not so willing to go there.

Photo by Shuaizhi Tian on Pexels.com Bad Cop Dutton Drumming Up Fear The bad cop on the political beat downunder. Peter Dutton wants Australians to fear the Chinese, as the LNP federal government took us into blaming them for the pandemic and we were rewarded with multiple trade sanctions costing us billions. The Chinese military buildup offends proponents of a white Australia. The US desperately wants to protects its hegemony because without its military superiority its economic supremacy wont last. Thus, we are committing $366 billion to a nuclear submarine program, which is full of holes and serious tributes of our sovereignty to the Americans in return for no guarantees of any submarines. This was a LNP Coalition defence initiative, which has been carried on by Albanese. This has, then, led Dutton to putting forward a Nuclear Power energy policy proposal. This is another $331 billion costed proposal to build 7 nuclear power reactors around Australia. Australia is in the midst of an energy transformation from fossil fuels to renewables. Dutton and the LNP are ideologically opposed to renewables for political reasons. They are firm friends of the coal and gas industries. Prolonging this business is the main reason for the madcap nuclear power proposal. This is because, like the AUKUS submarine deal, building nuclear reactors will take between 20 and 30 years. Therefore, in the meantime, fossil fuelled power stations will be maintained, probably beyond their planned use by dates. In addition, having uncertainty about Australia’s energy policy direction will damage investment in renewables going forward. Creating uncertainty serves the neocon political strategy.

Photo by Adem Erkoç on Pexels.com Male Thinking Downunder Stereotypical male thinking, the old way of doing things, goes like this. ‘This is the way the real world is and always has been!’ Energy is made by fossil fuels and everything else is a pipe dream. Brute force will get you what you want in the end. Look at Putin. Telling it like it is, is the way to go. Look at Trump. A lot of guys want to be wealthy and they want to be affirmed by those around them. They don’t want to be criticised about putting down women and other minorities. They don’t want to hear politicians telling the world what they are going to do for these minorities. They want to hear what these political leaders are going to be doing for them. Dutton bags Indigenous Australia. Dutton says alarmist things about dark skinned foreigners running around threatening the safety of ordinary folk. Dutton is the bad cop, the former Queensland cop who had to clean up for his white community by locking up Aborigines. The problems in Alice Springs are, in Dutton’s view, a law and order issue. Bring in the army if the local cops cannot deal with it. There are never any deeper solutions put forward. How about understanding why these young people are doing what they are doing and breaking the law. How about putting forward proposals to provide economic opportunities for these people. There is nothing to do and no hope up there. Many of the parents of these kids are already in gaol. Neocons are only interested in appealing to the voters with short term thinking like locking up kids. Every conservative political party in the world runs a get tough on crime campaign. It is not about solving societal problems but getting elected. Adult crime, adult time – the LNP in Queensland just got elected on it. The bad cop on the political beat downunder. Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of America Matters: Pre-apocalyptic Posts & Essays in the Shadow of Trump. ©WordsForWeb Read the full article