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“Avoidance and de-escalation” of what, exactly?
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znufrii
If it was avoidance of credible threats of violence, I agree with the decision. -- (edited)
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Nov 12 '24, 12:22
If it was avoidance due to yard signs and MAGA flags, I 100% disagree and ask how ST would view this if the political parties were reversed.
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“Credible threat” seems a high bar for an operational risk assessment, but I think it unlikely in context that the decision was based on partisan bias
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znufrii
Nov 12, 12:32
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I agree. Leave out credible. Any threat from a property owner should be enough.
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Strongbad
Nov 12, 12:49
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I think there’s a lot more gray area than you’re allowing, and people generally try to make the best decisions they can in the moment. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Nov 12, 13:07
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