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Was NYPD ever being distributed masks on a regular basis even before this happened?
When their definition for CPR is primarily Courtesy, Professionalism and Respect and not CardioPulmonary Resuscitation who's lives do you think comes first? Hint: Briana’s Law.
Was NYPD ever being distributed masks on a regular basis even before this happened?
No. But when the argument our overlords are trying to make is that wearing a mask protects the people one comes in contact with more than it protects the wearer, it seems like a no brainer than the department which interacts the most with the public should’ve been given adequate mask supplies.
No. But when the argument our overlords are trying to make is that wearing a mask protects the people one comes in contact with more than it protects the wearer, it seems like a no brainer than the department which interacts the most with the public should’ve been given adequate mask supplies.
I hear you, I'm just wondering why NYPD even had to ask in the 1st place
Shouldn't have even had to ask anybody
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"The man who sleeps on the floor, can never fall out of bed." -Martin Lawrence
I don't love NYC cops, but I sure don't hate them either.
The amount of abuse and disrespect they get is mind staggering.
Try that in Nassau County and see what happens.
Dude, the reason she was upset and lashed back was cause she is also expected to provide masks for other public servants and different departments . She can’t just hand them all to cops. But the nypd kept hassling her and so out came the bark!
Anyone who thinks before they talks would've said If you want any more masks ' talk to the Mayor. Its as easy as that. The Mayor is both of their bosses. Then she could've washed her hands of this stupid situation
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