V7Theory

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   by V7Theory 12y ago

   That doesn't invalidate the citizen's concerns for safety though, which is what the chief had to do in order to then make assumptions about the writer's lack of aptitude for societal understanding. People were doing illegal a
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   by V7Theory 12y ago

   Your first assumption is correct, the chief was showing the letter writer that the letter writer wasn't well adjusted, but it looks like you figured that out. > why compare them to the protests in some other cities? You'd have
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   by V7Theory 12y ago

   It's pretty clear the chief intended on showing the writer how well-adjusted he wasn't, but to do so he has to completely ignore the fact that protesters were not just being heard, but shutting down major highways and disrupting p
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   by V7Theory 12y ago

   http://www.newyorker.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/davidson...