This piece was put out by the The National WWII Museum of New Orleans and was sent in by reader "Bob in Cullman". It is fairly long, but worth the read if you like this sort of history. The entire article is HERE.
An Alabama Grand Jury says the Hanceville PD should be abolished after the death of jailer and the arrest of four officers, which included the chief and a female spouse (six total) on a litany of drug related and abuse of office charges.
At the news conference today, the Cullman County Sheriff, Matt Gentry (photo left), said his office would fill in any gaps and he was also of the opinion that the department needed disbanded. Evidently, the employee who died of a drug overdose while on duty, was using a broom handle to manipulate the lock to the evidence room and helping his self to drugs being held as evidence in pending cases. The death of jailer led to the investigation. This is big news for conservative community/ county of Cullman. Link to the story and photos can be found by clicking HERE.
From a web search , I found this written description as well:
It is a term that, as far as I have read, began on 4chan to describe people of the political left (American) who seemingly repeat learned phrases as their own opinions. The term, non playable character, has its origin in video game characters that are controlled by the computer rather than other players. The reason it has become so controversial is that it has, in my opinion, an element of truth to it. The coordination between Democratic politicians and their allies within the media to spread halftruths, character attacks, and outright falsehoods is obvious to anyone actually paying attention. The real problem is that far too many people are unwilling to look at issues beyond a surface level. These people end up repeating the talking points that fit their preconceived notions rather than taking the time to make informed opinions.
