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Woke Crazies Won't Serve Police · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  All right, so what is this unhinged hair? Salon owner in Portland,
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  Oregon says she doesn't service police officers, law enforcement, ice, etcetera.
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  Because they're all racist and make LGBTQ people feel unsafe. So weird. It's
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  the people that are the least well adapted to surviving in a world without like
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  police or prisoners or something that are the most against them. How well would
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  this person fair if it was really, you know, every man for himself
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  if everything fell apart. I got a feel that these people would, you
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  know, go back to factory setting in a heartbeat. Anyway, let's take
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  a look at this. I don't provide services to police officers. We're going
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  to talk about it today. Hi, a many hairstyles in Portland. We're
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  going to have had to enforce this role recently, and I wanted to talk
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  about it because I want people to know the why behind it. I am
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  one of many people I know that don't provide their services, whether it be
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  or something else, to people who participate in law enforcement. So that's not
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  only police officers, but maybe that is guards and prisons and people that work
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  for ice and things like that. I would like to take a quick second
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  to say, First off, if it weren't for social media, if she
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  couldn't tell people what she's doing on social media, she wouldn't be doing it
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  right. She wouldn't be denying service to anybody right because nobody would know,
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  and then nobody would get to see how virtuous she is. Honestly, I
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  think that like the vast majority of people that protest now, would not be
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  there if they couldn't post a selfie of themselves on Instagram or something to tell
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  the world about how to tell the world about how virtuous they are. But
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  ayay, let's continue say that the things I'm about to express are my beliefs
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  and why I choose to do this. That might not be why everybody chooses
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  to do this, but this is why I choose to do it this way.
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  The reason I want to talk about it is because recently that rule was
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  inforced, and I think that when people hear that rule, they think that
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  it's like a few rule. I personally don't like cops, and so I
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  am not going to provide service to them because but that's actually not the reason.
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  There are plenty of people who I do not agree with on many topics
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  that I will still provide hair surfaces to It is not a prerequisite for me
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  that you agree with everything that I think to come get your hair done by
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  me. However, one of the things that absolutely I think you got to
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  be pretty close to what she thinks. I'm just going to take a while,
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  guess there we want to prioritize is the mental health and safety of all
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  of my clients in this chair. All textures are welcome, all gender expressions
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  are welcome, no matter who you are. I am going to try my
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  darnedess no matter who you are, unless you're like a cop, probably firemen
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  too. They probably frighten her as well, though I am only a human
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  to make this spase accessible to you, and being dedicated to showing up like
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  that for my clients can look a lot of different ways. For me,
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  it looks like making sure that I spend money and time and education on learning
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  how to cut all different textures of hair. I make sure I'm vocal about
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  things that I believe in that are important to me. And one of those
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  things, yes, does mean not allowing members of law enforcement to be in
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  my space, not just because I don't like them, not even most importantly
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  for that reason, most importantly, because I truly and deeply believe that,
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  So if where she's living is left wing enough, she's going to learn to
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  like them and want them around, because again, shit hits the van.
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  These people are not they're not equipped to deal with it, right, These
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  are the people who need police the most. It's just this weird fantasy world.
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  Is it even serious? I mean, how much of this is just
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  play acting for the camera. I don't know. Let's hear what the internet
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  has to say about it. I hope that it's kind. Let's see,
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  I will never support the business right. And then when her shop gets ransacked
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  by Antifa, who is she going to call? What? A miserable person
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  attacking police of old people? They risk their lives every day. That's not
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  being treated like shit by people like her. Now, of course they're not
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  all great, but you kind of do need law enforcement. You do need
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  it because the world that you're going to be inhabiting if they're not there is
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  a barbaric one where the strongest people are just simply going to go into her
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  business and take whatever they want and do whatever they want. That's just the
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  way it is. Mental illness is real pique narcissism. Yes, here we
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  go, take the hood off. It's just narcissism. Let's see. Well,
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  hopefully when she needs them they don't show up for her either. Yeah,
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  what else can you say? Just hopefully, hopefully when she needs them,
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  which if she's living in a leftist enough place she certainly will, hopefully
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  they won't be around. No, so