Gold is generally considered a good hedge against inflation, and, in addition to bullion, krugerrands, Canadian Maple Leafs, and U.S. gold buffaloes, it's also available in the form of St. Louis police badges.
(H/T: Don Surber)
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To his credit, Police Chief Isom is against the new gold badges, but it's indicative of a police force that is all wrapped in itself, and not its duty (i.e., they ordered the no-bid badges without authorization). And it looks like Isom is working around wearing a solid gold badge.
ReplyDeleteBut this is the same police chief who discourages private firearm ownership. He offers other options, but none with the finality of a good weapon.
The only preferable option to owning a gun is owning two (or more).
ReplyDelete"...(or more)."
ReplyDeleteAmen!
I think ten is a good round number.
ReplyDeleteSomeone in the comments for that article made a scary...and very possible...prediction. If rumour gets around that all StL cops wear solid gold badges....umm,watch your backs, guys.
I got a 404...
ReplyDeleteOr, as Dick Powell once said:
"The blackjack caught me right behind the ear. A black pool opened up at my feet and I dived on in. It had no bottom."
Mojo: I fixed the link.
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