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Evidence provided is social media discussion without the underlying news event.
What to know
- No news articles or reporting documents provided—only social media discussion of an unspecified event.
- Users defend a figure named Mitch against criticism over past statements about police, framing decorum concerns as deflection from police brutality.
- References to Oregonian reporting and a Chair Harrington incident are mentioned but not documented in source material.
Decorum complaints are deflection from real harms; police criticism is justified and should not be policed.
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“i personally have trouble getting worked up over questions of appropriate social media decorum from private citizens contemporaneously responding to cop brutality”
amb.fyi · Bluesky ↗
Public officials should maintain professional decorum; recent behavior is disrespectful and concerning.
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“it's abhorrent and unacceptable to read Chair Harrington apparently flipped off Commissioner Nafisa Fai during a public meeting”
amb.fyi · Bluesky ↗
Mitch Subject of discussionChair Harrington Public officialThe Oregonian News outlet
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Social media users on Bluesky discuss an unspecified incident involving police, a figure named Mitch, and Oregonian reporting. The core news event is not documented in provided material.
“summer 2020 the cops beat up my 64 year old dad walking away from a protest wearing a "friends of trees" hoodie. all this to say i personally have trouble getting worked up over questions of appropriate social media decorum from private citizens contemporaneously responding to cop brutality…”
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summer 2020 the cops beat up my 64 year old dad walking away from a protest wearing a "friends of trees" hoodie. all this to say i personally have trouble getting worked up over questions of appropriate social media decorum from private citizens contemporaneously responding to cop brutality
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meanwhile, in terms of breaches of professional and respectful decorum by individuals who hold positions of significant political importance at present, it's abhorrent and unacceptable to read Chair Harrington apparently flipped off Commissioner Nafisa Fai during a public meeting?
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In which the Oregonian accidentally makes Mitch even more popular
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What people are saying 9 voices from 1 site · best of 13 · verbatim
- Sep 17
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Thought this was a pitch perfect response
- Sep 16
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There are many reasons the Space Marines and Clone Troopers are so popular. Not all should be tolerated. Not even all of the milquetoast ones.
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Even more respect knowing he's a proud veteran and a trained economist. : )
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"Resurfaced Oregonian stories shows a pattern of supporting or colluding with police misconduct and mischaracterization of victims of police brutality."
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Expressing pure hatred for police is literally the fastest way to earn my vote.
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heck i respect Mitch all the more for hating cops. it often feels like all “decorum” actually means is ”maintaining the status quo“ so that the wealthy folks who control the state and their piggy guard dogs can hold onto power. i like it when decorum is challenged and disrupted tbh. more please!
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Let’s look at what other councilors were posting - or weren’t.
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When the media is digging into what someone *used* to believe, it's usually to create the pretence of "balance"... against what their opponent believes *now*.
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There’s something wrong with people who don’t get mad at the henchmen of injustice.