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I present to you the most rhetorical question ever ()
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Allowedto resign? His resignation with immediate effect should have been demanded at once.
As it is, just because America's enforce the law doesn't mean the law binds them as well.
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MrHormel: Why not?
He violated the agreement established prior to his last incident; violating the terms required termination by the department.
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I find this interesting. You all expect him to be fired. Are mad he resigned. Meanwhile you think I'm crazy to say we should crush cars on the first DWI. shiat. They should crush iat right there where they got pulled over. Right after the breathalyzer.
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Ah, yeah, sadly the right to quit a job can't be violated. Let's repeal the 14th(?) amendment so we can fix issues like this
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You can't fire me, I quit!
wildcardjack
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By resigning he's not eligible for unemployment, and he can't challenge the termination in case he gets off the hook. Overall, less paperwork.
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