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19. Publicly owned, so the plaintiffs will win any lawsuit they bring

Thu Aug 11, 2022, 08:41 AM

Aug 2022

Jesus. And then that snotty AF social media post by several of the lifeguards? Who are public employees??????

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KC youth group denied entrance to publicly owned pool in Lee's Summit, MO [View all] Nevilledog Aug 2022 OP

It's owned by the city. nt Phoenix61 Aug 2022 #10

The article didn't say that, the person posting it on Twitter did. Phoenix61 Aug 2022 #13

Seems to me you're missing a lot. Maybe read more and start over? Hortensis Aug 2022 #26

"find out more, do some further research?" Exactly. Hortensis Aug 2022 #29

Everybody knows about Mississippi, but Missouri, goddamn Walleye Aug 2022 #2

And somewhere John Roberts feels all tingly, and doesn't quite know why gratuitous Aug 2022 #3

Oh, he knows why. Nevilledog Aug 2022 #7

A stroll down memory lane to the 1950s. Chainfire Aug 2022 #4

This INFURIATES me!! leftieNanner Aug 2022 #5

Russia: "Pardon us, while we turn back the clock to The Unmitigated Gall Aug 2022 #6

Wow... DET Aug 2022 #8

WTAF??? 🤬 🤬 🤬 a kennedy Aug 2022 #11

They should have just let everyone in MichMan Aug 2022 #17

:) Yes (plus responsibility for damage to the property). And suspend Hortensis Aug 2022 #25

Apparently a lifeguard there made a "disturbing social media post". MrsCoffee Aug 2022 #18

I saw it -- it was a pic of several of the lifeguards obamanut2012 Aug 2022 #20

Ffs. MrsCoffee Aug 2022 #21

Publicly owned, so the plaintiffs will win any lawsuit they bring obamanut2012 Aug 2022 #19

Lawsuit time EnergizedLib Aug 2022 #24

Oh how ridiculous pinkstarburst Aug 2022 #28