MUST SEE!!! KCPD T-SHIRTS SUPPORT FALLEN FIREFIGHTER FAMILIES!!!

Great shot and story of an EPIC KANSAS CITY TEE that offers locals an opportunity to support a great cause. Northeast News: "A commemorative T-shirt was created that allows people to show their support for Kansas City’s first responders and help out a great cause in the process." Supporting family

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  1. Anonymous10/30/15, 5:02 PM

    I don't give a fuck what you think, but they're sure milking this to death (excuse the pun).

    Call me callous. IDGAF. The wife and kids should have gotten a hefty life insurance policy payout, not to mention the previous donations.

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  2. xalti10/30/15, 5:10 PM

    ^^^^^^^^^
    All that stuff will never replace their fathers. You comment is beyond callous, it's cruel.

    It's a t-shirt. No need to make it something that that embitters you.

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  3. Anonymous10/30/15, 5:35 PM

    The KCPD Friends and Family put this together for the familynofnthe firefighter's families. We may have some differences and we have a great rivalry, but we have a special bond. Great job by our spouses!!!

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  4. Anonymous10/30/15, 5:51 PM

    Why not a chicken dinner like KCNOVA

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  5. Anonymous10/30/15, 6:09 PM

    Where do I get my Anthony Bruno memorial t-shirt?

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  6. Anonymous10/30/15, 6:30 PM

    609 FTW
    Just curious what is the KCFD payout to the wife and kids? Pension? Insurance? Lump Sum? Anyone?

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  7. Anonymous10/30/15, 7:09 PM

    @6:09 - That stings.

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  8. Anonymous10/30/15, 9:27 PM

    I am sick of all this firemen's crap. Their lives are no more valuable than some kids life that gets shot east of Troost. This whole tribute thing is way more than bizarre.

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  9. Anonymous10/30/15, 9:30 PM

    6:09 low blow and unnecessary. Two people erred and it resulted in one losing his life. First Response professionals are mightily united in more ways than one. The emergencies services personnel have mutual dependencies at calls for service, they have relatives and close friends in common, are neighbors, fellow church members, have kids in schools/activities together and bonded by various professional or other associations or clubs. High risk duty, same as infantry and many forward base functions in the military's branches is like what these public servants endure for much of their waking hours. These "warriors" rush into danger.
    Their vocations are unique.

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  10. Anonymous10/30/15, 9:32 PM

    I'm so sick of this b.s. about these jerkball fireman, stopping traffic too far in advance all over town, using tax payer funds in memorializing these two retards. They had a job that taxpayers paid them for, jobs that if the truth was known, 25-38% of Americans don't have, because of this worthless, corrupt, need-to-be-overthrown, cancerous-blight of o totalitarian-state onto humanity.

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  11. Anonymous10/31/15, 2:02 AM

    Yeah, what percentage of those supposed 25% to 38% are actually desirous or capable of full and functional employment in first response capacities? Gotta do the training in sciences, public service law/liabilities, physical and psychological fitness, cultural/ethnic sensativity, pediatric/geriatric along with other special populations (sight, hearing, mobility, etc. challenged), and hazmat identification along with disciplines as assigned to particular districts (urban, industrial, rural or combinations).
    The ones with serious criminal records, current illegal substance detections and plain sh*tforbrains need not apply.

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