Texas Newspaper Will Publish Names and Addresses of Police Officers. It appears the short-sighted San Antonio Observer wants more bloodshed. Desperate for more sales or something?
Texas Newspaper Will Publish Names and Addresses of Police Officers. It appears the short-sighted San Antonio Observer wants more bloodshed. Desperate for more sales or something?
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Oh San Antonio... :-| ... not surprised, but was thinking it was Austin...
The Editor of this rag needs to be on a poster in the Post Office.
Or in a body bag under the post office.
The Observer isn't a real newspaper, it's a free weekly tabloid, run by a libtard asshole. It claims to be the Pulse Beat of the Community and San Antonio's largest African American newspaper, but it's owned by a white woman!
BTW, update:
San Antonio tabloid backs off from plan to publish police officer names and addresses in response to fatal shooting.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/san-antonio-tabloid-backs-plan-publish-names-article-1.2523999
Ahh, so it is a freakpaper with lots of ads for free clinics and Hooka bars...
Perhaps the Police Officers should release the names and addresses of all the employees at the paper. Sounds fair.
Or start pulling them over for every little infraction of the law...
And just what gives the newspaper the moral right to endanger the wives and children of the police officers? Would it be any different if the NRA posted a list of the home addresses of the newspaper staff under the heading 'Gun Free Zone! Help Yourself!