Youtube comments of Dan (@Dan-di9jd).

  1. Wow. He’s already a monster and then they let him loose where he murders someone? We really need a justice system reform.
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  2. Don't terrorists usually dress up in civilian clothing and carry out a surprise attack? Usually first world countries will come in dressed appropriately under the banner of their country as soldiers carrying out an objective. I never once heard a story from SOG in Vietnam dressed up as Vietnamese soldiers and then carrying out a surprise attack. I believe it is against international wartime laws to do so.
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  3. Wasn't it Schneider who during a interview about Seagal's SNL appearance said that Seagal came out the dressing room with tears in his eyes and said he just read the greatest script ever and Schneider asked who wrote it and Seagal said he did? That alone gives Schneider like 10 million points.
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  4. I can't believe he brought a date to his wife's funeral. That's horrible! Almost 90% of the people he beat up and killed in this movie are completely innocent of whatever he did. Plus him being a Yale professor, I mean wouldn't they fire him for not coming to work?
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  5. So the news sensationalize it a bit. There was more on going than a simple hand touch on the car.
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  6. lol that dude with the cane is walking away like oh don’t mind me just passing by.
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  7. Sometimes Amazon would just let you keep the item and issue a refund. I had several small items where they told me to just keep it and they refunded my money without me sending it back.
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  8. That woman walking to those doors probably the longest walk she ever had to do. I hope her child is okay but it sadden me that someone has to go through all that.
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  9. Expert opinion: if Harambe was armed he’d still be alive today.
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  10. I feel like with Alec's changing stories and the fact that witnesses are falsely corroborating whatever Alec says sound to me like an admittance of guilt. He knew that gun was loaded, and he shot those people regardless. He should just own up to his mistake and accept whatever consequences of those actions. If he done that, I'd have a lot more respect for his beliefs such as his constant push for gun control. Had he came out and said, "Hey look guns are dangerous. So dangerous that I made a terrible mistake and shot two people with it in a controlled environment and I'm going to accept whatever consequences that come with it" I'd have a heck of a lot more respect. But like a typical left leaning political person, he tries to put the blame on something else and don't want to accept his own responsibility.
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  11. I think people should be careful about why there's such a big backlash in this. I don't think people are necessarily against the people who want to live that lifestyle but the fact that it is forced upon everyone else. If you want to live that way, then by all means do so. I think the media is dangerously going into making people who don't buy this as a villain and pobic.
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  12. Plus you ever notice how in each of the film, he never figures out the bad guys. He already knows who they are, where they are, and what they're planning to do and he's always there no matter what even in films where he's trying to solve a mystery or finding out who killed someone he knows. He already knows who it is and at the end of the film, he somehow already knows who it is despite never showing how he knows.
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  13. It would be terrifying. I once had a similar thing where a major car accident happened in a road I just passed less than a few minutes. Someone hopped the median and did a head on collision in the same lane I was in. Just count your blessings and just know you never know when your last day will be.
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  14. I'm a bit surprised that media is classifying this as separate from things like school shootings. It's the same kind of kids that carry out these kinds of things. I feel like very little punishment is given to them and very little is done to prevent violence on others.
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  15.  @machida58  he was like I’ve been watching seagal films for the last 35 years.
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  16. So they have a cameraman in there. Why can't HE be the reporter? Not sure why the cameraman would have less duties and seems like he can add one more being the cameraman plus the reporter.
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  17. I loved this movie. Keith definitely made the movie better.
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  18. Yes, it's usually a speech to guilt you to do more work but also an indicator of a potential lay off or downsizing if it is suddenly brought up like if they want you to be "part of the family" and to "heal together."
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  19. It’s THE very special ops, ya know?
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  20. I have this movie! I think it's Seagal's attempt to rip off that movie with Dustin Hoffman where a disease comes to a small town and they have to figure out the cure in time. The only problem is that Seagal isn't "figuring it out" but rather he already knows EVERYTHING before the movie even starts and he knows EVERYONE involved and who they are and what they did and he explains it to each person and they're all acting surprised and dumbfounded that he figured it all out.
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  21. You hit the nail on the head. The recruiter's job is to meet a quota so they will lie to you and make it sound like a dream job. Just be sure to READ the contract. If it doesn't say specifically what you're doing, DON'T SIGN IT! You lose a large portion of your youth if you sign up post high school. I graduated high school 20 years ago and one friend went in the Army immediately after high school. He got out, and practically did nothing. His life is still not in order because he got no education and nothing. All he got was going into the army, wasting a good chunk of his youth doing nothing, then he got out being completely incapable of finding a job and on top of that having to support himself since he's no longer a young kid living at home. So overall it is a bad idea to join immediately after highschool and definitely a bad idea if you don't read the contract and just take the recruiter's word for it.
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  22.  @metalmike570  You're right. If you joined the military during war time (that means from 2002 to now), you're a veteran and can get the GI bill so long as you were honorably discharged from the military. So something is fishy about the story but the overall stuff about not doing what you want is definitely something that could happen.
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  23. It's a perception vs reality. A lot of these people probably never ventured outside the USA and believe that everyone in the world is nice and kind and only want to provide food for their family. It's part of the reason why I think there should be mandatory service so people can go outside of their own homes and see how the rest of the world works and understand that it's not all fun times and everyone giggling and laughing holding hands. Once you see how things are, you'll never want that into your own home. But now these folks have to live with that daily and that's a sad price to pay.
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  24. For humans, it's equivalent to waking up to your wife tapping you.
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  25.  @classicgameplay10  yes it has some strict requirements at Yale. They require that you go on an international crime spree with the DEA and Hong Kong police. They also require that you have a questionable past involving smuggling things. It’s also totally understandable that your house got blown up and wife died and you bring this hot date to her funeral.
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  26. In a different movie he brought a date to his wife's funeral.
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  27. Joe looked genuinely confused. What’s sadder is liberals on Reddit are acting like Joe is playing into the whole thing to shut it down. Like he sure told them but he really didn’t know what was going on.
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  28. An illegal to begin with.
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  29. I think this could backfire and bring a pretty good lawsuit because for one how would they prove someone is black? And on top of that suppose someone had a grandparents who was black and now after several generations you can’t see that? Overall some smart lawyer could say this technically violates current laws that prohibits the government from discriminating against someone based on skin color.
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  30. I feel like that scene where they’re in the room where Seagal fell asleep is a real scene but they edited out what it was for. This was the actors and actresses first day on the set and they just discovered they were casted for a Seagal movie and many of them sobbed as they realize they’ve been lied to and their careers over before it even started.
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  31. The game is kind of silly too in terms of story. Like in RE1, your helicopter left, and you're suddenly attacked in the woods, and you go into a mansion and your first instinct is to solve all these puzzles mixed in with zombies and bioweapons gone wrong? I mean like why try to solve the water fountain puzzle when you can literally hop the fence?
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  32. I always like to think in Seagal's mind he's like that South Park episode when the kids got that ninja weapons and pretended like they were masters martial artists but yet really it's playing out stupidly childish and Butters having that ninja star stuck in eyes.
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  33. Anyone know if anyone on the ground got injured or killed? Aside from the man getting struck.
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  34. Unfortunately a flight attendant's order must be complied. It's a felony to disobey their commands during flight. With that said, this would be a totally different story if she had disobeyed. One where she can never fly again.
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  35. They should have more fights like these on cnn and Fox News. It would not only boost the rating but make them most honest.
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  36. You never know when your last day is. You could clock out any time and anywhere. So just enjoy what you got, what time you have left and whatever that may come your way.
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  37. If you think about it, even though the people ran a criminal enterprise, at the end of the day they had nothing to do with Seagal until Seagal decided to steal their money. At that point, it would make sense, despite that they probably got the money illegally, that they would try to retrieve it. Therefore, morally speaking, Seagal caused more death and mayhem all due to his own actions by stealing the money. Had he not done that, the entire movie would not exist and everyone would continue on as they were.
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  38.  @DOI_ARTS  no it’s a real story. Look it up your dang self. I did and found out in like 10 seconds.
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  39. If this was the USA team, they would take a knee and say, "You know we work real hard and never get any respect."
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  40. It kind of sucks that Joe makes a speech then we have to wait a few days as his staff has to correct every tiny detail.
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  41. I guess they'd look more into your potential than your role in Seagal's film. But I think if you're trying to use Seagal as a ladder upwards, you'd be disappointed even if he was a star.
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  42. I wonder why Russia keeps bringing out people like, "Ah-ha, before I was joking around but now you're making me super serious!!!!!!!!!!!" So I'm not sure exactly if we should be scared or what now?
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  43. Being half Korean and having lived in South Korea, a lot of people there believe Korea should be unified. But what's more interesting is that Korean people tend to look up to authority figures. They're taught at a very young age that authority figures know absolutely the best and should be listened to and trusted. It makes me very leery of using their hospital services or listening to what they have to say because I feel like if someone in lesser rank realizes something is wrong, they won't ever bring it up in fear of being fired or scolded. North Korea would be no different in that their citizens are ready to fight to the bitter end to protect their country and would do so at extreme costs. It's one of the biggest reasons why America hasn't successfully taken over a Asian country because anyone fighting one would know that they'd have to get every last one and even the last man standing won't go down so long as he's able to move. I would imagine the surrender rate would be in the single digits if not the 1/100th and casualties would be pretty high should there be a fight, not to mention China becoming involved.
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  44. I mean if she was just "there" and not in the Capitol building itself, then I don't see why Alec should really make any sort of comments. A lot of people there were there to legitimately protest what they felt was an unfair election. But it was unfortunate that people broke into the Capitol building. As long as she didn't break into the building or was inside the Capitol, I don't see why Alec should make any sort of comments.
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  45. Conclusion: if Harambe was armed he would still be alive.
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  46. I'm sure it's not going to play well at schools too where other children would probably avoid trading food with you during lunch time. Once they're teenagers probably known as poison ivy.
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  47.  @sharpfalcon6196  so he attacks the pawn shop owner who has nothing to do with the entire thing? Nearly every person that Seagal beats up in this movie has nothing to do with the crime.
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  48. The thing is the entire movie is his own doing. At the start of the film, he's on a mission to kill some arms dealer and this terrorist leader. The mission leaders decide that since the two are in a building, it's easy for them to launch a drone and be able to kill them both. Seagal, for some reason, decides this is a no go because according to him there are innocents in the building. So what does Seagal do? He blasts open the door, and runs back and forth between the door shooting randomly into the building scaring everyone. The two leaders, now knowing there is something going on, runs off in their car. Seagal manages to shoot one but the main villain of the movie runs off still. Seagal, now tries to run away from his mistake but decides to pick up this little girl for no reason. So Seagal anyway managed to get all the innocents killed and on top of that caused the bad guys to escape. Then he goes on a worldwide murder rampage where he decides to get the leader, he has to kill everyone for reasons unclear when he could have simply set up the meeting at the start and meet the bad guy.
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  49. I think he knew something was up. Why would someone run with so much makeup and choker and run like they're in distress? It's like a dude wearing a suit and tie and running like he's waiting for someone to say something.
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  50.  @MrAlex230187  Not so. These were likely slaves or traffickers. They weren't coming here for a better life. Our immigration system is broken to the point that it is far better to live here illegally than legally.
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  51. I feel bad for her. She obviously has a mental problem and I think people are making fun of her when they should really be trying to help. Unfortunately you can force her to get help but I guess that's how things work in this world.
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  52. I find it odd she wore a BLM and yet the organization is completely silent. Not only that they bought themselves a million dollar home.
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  53. It sounds like the guy took pity on her and let her have some money here and there but he didn't realized she was taking THAT much, you know? I think he kind of did this to himself.
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  54. Wow, you're right. He was murdered while waiting for his trial by another crazy person who was there for murder.
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  55. The problem with these things is that at one end yes, it's heartless that especially when someone has no place to go. However, on the other hand, these people will come uninvited and want you to give them something. I'm willing to bet if I was a business owner and I went outside and said, "Hey look I'm not giving you free food but if you come and work for me I'll pay you a bit more than I would normally. Will you work for me?" I'm betting they'd say no and just stay right out there.
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  56. No they def made the right call given the situation. There's no way to know if the gorilla can turn violent despite it showing no signs of aggressions. It can suddenly change its mind and no one can predict that. But you're right the zoo probably shouldn't have made it where someone could fall in. If anything, the zoo keepers are at fault and while the parents may have momentarily not kept their eyes on the child a simple net could have prevented all this from happening.
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  57. He’s already pleaded guilty. This is to determine if he’ll spend the rest of his life in jail or the death penalty. So sympathy is not needed.
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  58. The problem with Alec's defense is that he's blaming the experts. This might be true if the danger in question is something that only an expert would know. For example, if you went rock climbing, we could say its the expert's responsibility to ensure everyone is safe since they would have more knowledge and rock climbing, while dangerous, most people wouldn't understand the climbing gear in hand and how to safely use it. With a gun, it is universal that you understand point it to someone is potentially harmful. Everyone on this planet earth understands guns are dangerous. You don't have to be an expert to know that. Point it at someone is potentially dangerous, regardless of what someone may tell you.
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  59. In Germany?
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  60. She got 15 to life. You know what that means right? She's going to serve a life sentence, but she is eligible for parole after 15 years. That sounds like she's going to get out after 15 years but probably not. She'll likely serve 20-25 years and by then she'd be nearly 50 anyways.
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  61. - Whenever Seagal is in a team, no one knows what they're doing and all rely or look at him for instructions. - Women half his age just go up to him immediately and falls in love and flirts nonstop. - Seagal never goes up to a person to fight instead they come up to him doing this strange slapping thing where they're leaning backwards a little to not get hit in the face as they're doing this slapping thing. - CIA, DEA, FBI, FAA, FTC, etc all have ultimate authority in some random country. Whenever he's CIA working undercover it makes no sense cause nothing he does is a direct treat to America.
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  62. Well there are a couple of factors here. He has a domestic situation, got kicked out in a hotel, and probably had prior felony convictions or even domestic ones that made it illegal for him to have guns. I feel like at that point the man felt he hit rock bottom with his life and usually those kind of people are the most dangerous kinds.
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  63. This verdict is of course. These guys have nothing to do with that house, had no reasons to believe any crime is committed, and had no reason to hold the person. Even if he did steal something, that's not valid enough of a reason to attempt to hold him nor is it a valid reason of self-defense. So yeah, this case had nothing to do with citizen arrest, nothing to do with self defense. It's three idiots with guns thinking it's a good idea to "defend" the neighborhood from something they thought was a problem.
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  64. I love how the media tries to flip this back on the food truck owner like he was ONLY trying to take $40 as if she should have just given it to him. Just as the flip side she could have been killed over just $40 from someone who probably done it many times before.
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  65. They actually had to combine two takes into one because they never got the shot where he said both due to the laughter.
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  66. Hopefully a life lesson for all those jealous or feeling depressed while viewing their "friends" on social media. In most cases, it's not the picture perfect life they are showing you. You can post and make anything look like the greatest thing on earth.
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  67. I always laugh at the idea that probably more than 90% of the people screaming and yelling voted blue last election and they'd continue to do so even though this is the result of casting that ballot.
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  68. It's important to never get upset when you dog barks at someone. I had a dog and whenever he barked at someone or something outside, I wouldn't ever tell him to be quiet even if there's nothing out there.
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  69. Since probably WW2, you really had 0 reasons to go die for some land. The worst thing is Afghan/Iraq was for nothing just like Vietnam.
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  70. According to imdb, this is the only Seagal DTV appearance where he appeared for 90% of his scenes. Also the director agreed to direct only under the condition that Seagal stayed on set until he was told to leave. This caused a lot of frictions where Seagal didn't show up for a couple of days and they had to shut down production. The director never wanted to work with Seagal again but this is the only DTV Seagal film where he appears for most of his scenes. As you know it's very common for Seagal to use a body double for his scenes. Also of interest, Seagal did not like the actress in this film and even made her cry a couple of times off camera during the making of the film. Very interesting as this is one of Seagal's highest rated DTV film compared to the rest of his career.
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  71. Why is Joey giving away money when people inside the USA needs help?
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  72. I think the problem is that she probably cheated on him and he has proof. In a divorce it's usually a "no fault" situation meaning you're both clean hands but you just want to divorce. However, it favors usually the side that remained faithful so in her situation she would lose out big unless somehow he passed away... in this case murdered.
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  73. For suing yes, but criminally the victim does not need to be in the right per se in order for the criminal to be charged. Like if he ran the red light doesn't negate the fact she left the scene. Him running the red light is his own wrong but her hitting him and driving off is her wrong. They do not negate and let her go off freely.
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  74. Luckily they had her removed. She’s no longer a judge thankfully and she really made the trial against Cruz very one sided and unfair. If it was a death penalty case the verdict would have no doubt been overturned because of her action. Luckily Cruz will still be serving a life sentence but she nearly cost the families and victims a lot more trouble by being so one sided.
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  75. What a great guy: he sends a mascot to the hospital, then goes and have at it with some random lady. Sounds like a real winner.
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  76. He won’t. He isn’t white so they’ll just say he’s misunderstood. They already let him out on bail so much for justice, right?
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  77. Joe might be off the ballot but I think we could write him in. I'm gonna vote for him this November because he's pretty funny.
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  78. I love how everyone kept on doing their thing. That lady walking on the sidewalk just kept going even though she could see the tank knocked over the stoplight.
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  79. Yep. It’s california where it’s against the law to stop criminals.
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  80. I doubt it. I think given how god does nothing now it’s very doubtful he’d do anything when you’re dead.
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  81. Confirms what we all already know: cops don’t do anything. Better to not call them and take care of business yourself.
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  82. You bring up an excellent point. Read/watch the earlier narrative alec tried to put out. The AD said during one scene where they had protective barriers and had to use blanks that Alec was so concerned about a child standing next to him when he fired that he asked her to move away and after the scene he went up to her to make sure she was okay. So with that in mind why would suddenly a concerned Alec decide to go careless, even when being directed, to point a gun - even when he thought it was fake - to another person? Also earlier in the day they used the same gun to fire real bullets. Why would Alec or any reasonable person double check to make sure live rounds weren’t inadvertently loaded? Overall I hope he goes to prison for this and “witnesses” get heavy punishments as well.
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  83. I think the sad part is had these been adults, he probably wouldn't have been charged at all. Luckily they have some laws about endangering children so he's being held accountable. I think this case will be successful after watching the videos of the events. It's clear that they all waited in the hallway, knew where the shooter was, and while they were waiting around, they made no attempts to talk to the suspect and the suspect only started to shoot more. It's clear that he was not in control and that he had no idea what to do even though many of his officers were ready to go in but he gave them the order to not to do it.
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  84. ⁠ @unkon129 you should read up on his life story. It seems like going from one wife to the next is really his thing. And not by dumping one and finding a new one but rather overlapping.
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  85. CNN and CBS always try to scare people. They'd be my hero if in December 2019 they had all these specialists on TV saying there's about to be a big pandemic in a couple of months if we don't do something and they're really going after the then-president Trump telling him you better start doing something or a lot of people are going to die. CNN and CBS would both be my hero and I would forever trust the network. Instead now they're just trying to scare people into believing what already happened. So these people stink.
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  86. Keep in mind this is the first time a lot of them are seeing this policy inaction. Before these things happen to border states that shield it from the rest of the country.
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  87. I remember one time at my local store a fella stole a loaf of bread. The cop was there by the time I was in the store, and I recall seeing the cop paying for it and telling the guy to never come back to the store. He was so happy about it I could tell. Always remembered that growing up.
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  88. Wow he looks so serious about how he’s not going to do anything at all.
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  89.  @Lexwell_Lavers  I'm betting if he was the carwash owner and he said, "look you guys sleep here everynight, how about I offer you a job, pay you a bit more than I would normally, and you guys can use a cot inside if you want. What do you say?" And I'm willing to bet they'd say no and keep on staying right there.
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  90. No, you're not telling the whole truth here. The company suddenly pulled the plug on the movie and cut off their funding. They basically took what they had and placed in archive videos to fill in the missing parts. So it came out as an incoherent mess. The thing is Seagal wasn't the main star in this movie but I think the final cut of it they wanted him to be the star. It's supposed to be about Tom Sizemore. The director ultimately released an "unofficial" version of the film that is somewhat aligned with what he originally thought of the movie.
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  91. You're right. That's why they should let her go and not punish her or anything silly like that. Instead they should finger point to everyone else and say, "It's YOUR fault! YOURS! You're the one that should be up here!" After that they should send her a go fund me page with millions of dollars worth of donation and send her some thoughts and prayer and speedy recovery and about how she should be given a second chance. They should have women come on tv talking about how strong she is and how brave she is to come forward after all that.
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  92.  @MrJohnr47  for now. there's no telling what sort of long term effects there are. But you're right the number of folks who died from covid outweighs the people who died from the vaccine. If anything, covid infected only a select number of people, but the people who get the vaccine don't necessarily get exposed to the virus, so in a way more people are getting the vaccine than the number of people exposed to the virus. There's no telling how that number will play out in 30-40 years from now, though when people who got the vaccine feel whatever ailments that come form it. However statistically, there's a 97% probably that you'll be okay if you get covid. The 3% is what's driving the high number. While 3% doesn't sound like a lot, it is when you're talking millions of people. I think it is reasonable to say if someone doesn't want the vaccine, then that is okay. It shouldn't be forced upon everyone when 97% of people make it through covid okay. Suppose the number flips. 97% of people who get the vaccine suffer some problem 30 years from now, vs just getting covid and surviving and living the rest of your life normally? Wouldn't you regret your decision now and feel outrage at your government who lied to you? Some folks would understand that. After all the government is just made up of people like you and me, with the exception that they are protected heavily from "wrong doing."
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  93. Wow all that for a simple traffic stop? Why don’t they do this for people who commit serious crimes like those against children or helpless people.
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  94. At first I thought you said, "I could that, but butter." Which would have made a lot more sense too.
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  95. I’ve been telling myself that for the last 20+ years. Now I’m approaching 40 and honestly don’t think I’m going to find anyone. I’m starting to feel so depressed about it. I don’t think I’m finding anyone and I dread becoming old and finding myself disabled. I made a deal with myself that if I reach that point and I’m completely alone I think I will end myself while I had some dignity left. My advice for younger folks to get into some sort of relationship even if it is a crappy one. At least you would have had someone and you can call it off and work on yourself later. Working on yourself and forcing yourself to do something to be “happy” gets old quickly when it’s all you do.
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  96. I think some people might not know who miss piggy is or the muppet characters. It was something from the 80s/90s.
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  97. Yeah in the USA, the Squad is actually calling for a "ceasefire" as if IDF are the ones causing it.
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  98. It's a hard knock life. Instead of treats we get kicks in the faces.
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  99. I graduated high school 20 years ago and I known a few folks who went into the military. What I found is folks who went right after high school ended up getting out of the military without jobs or working at a very dead end kind of job. I found the most successful ones are the ones who went to college, then joined the military for a specific job role (one was a lawyer, other was a seal). They're very successful people in the military. I feel a lot of people are getting wiser that joining the military right after high school is a bad idea. This isn't the 1950s anymore where you could join and do your 20 years. It's extremely difficult these days and even if you make it to 20 years, you still have to work post military career because you won't be getting near enough retirement to survive especially with a family.
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  100. First time I'm interested in seeing a trailer in a while. Hopefully they'll go into what actually happened to them and what caused the implosions and not just hypothesis but actually based on reports.
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  101. The problem is when people take action to prevent something, they usually get blamed for their action. But if they did nothing, they'd be blamed for their inaction. In this situation, the zoo made the right call in ending the gorilla to protect the child despite it showing no signs of aggressions. Unfortunately the gorilla could change its mind in a split second and turn violent and there's no way to predict that on previous behavior or what it is currently doing.
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  102. Problem is this is a billion dollar industry. They hire incompetent people in effort to maximize their profit. These old folks handed over their retirement checks to them and they want them alive for as long as possible if they can punch them to sleep and having them just lay there. I would never even put my old mom in such a home and would try everything possible to keep her in her house as she wish.
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  103. It’s not snitching when he beats it out of him apparently.
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  104. I think it's one of those things that Seagal didn't really sit down and think clearly. What he's thinking of is the backwash from an RPG that could in theory throw someone off balance if they're standing behind it. Realistically they wouldn't fly back but rather be seriously injured or knocked over depending. The person shooting it wouldn't move because from a physic standpoint it makes no sense because there is no force acting on them. With Seagal getting quotes wrong all the time ("I wasn't born on a turnip truck" and "I'll snatch every mfing birthday.", etc), I wouldn't be surprised he gets weapons wrong from time to time.
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  105. Yeah, it is sad but makes you wonder how he "lost it" like that. I mean lots of people lose everything they have but they continue on knowing that things will get better in life. It's just a phase is all.
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  106. I love how the media mixes up the terms "fired" and "laid off." The employees were "laid off." There is a huge difference between the two as being "fired" won't let you get unemployment in some states. Also getting laid off generally gives you all the benefits of putting in your two weeks notice and sometimes they will give some paycheck advances before telling you that you are laid off.
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  107. Imagine if a 5ft, 6inches playground kid is playing on his favorite swing set when all of a sudden a 6ft 3inches school athlete comes over and says, "This playground, and this swing set, is mine now. We're gonna occupy it." The kid goes crying to the teacher but the teacher says, "Deal with it." So he throws a rock at the bully but the bully still insists he has a right to be on the swing set and that the smaller kid can't do anything because no one listens to him.
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  108. During the 90s, I felt Steven Seagal had a pretty good standing as far as being among the martial artists who can in "real life" hurt someone. He's no different than any of the other stars at the time. Only problem is that he got old and out of shape and I don't think he looks very intimidating any longer at all. His movies are him sitting down or barely moving and somehow everyone's necks are snapping and arms are breaking. It's kind of like what Van Damme said of him when asked about Steven coming on for the Expendables movie that he should lose some weight, not to poke fun of him, but because he could be able to appear as bad as he was in the 80s and 90s and he can move around and do moves and stunts that he used to.
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  109. The problem I feel is that they were relatively non-political for years but suddenly, they decided they wanted to switch their image from the so-called "frat" scene and into what I guess sophisticated beer. Problem is they decided to do this by going political and forgot the customers who would be buying it. It's sort of like they all sat down, brought up a bunch of stuff, and someone who doesn't speak often says, "What about the customers?" and everyone just poking fun him and calling him names and telling him to leave.
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  110. It’s like he says something then it’s like okay let’s wait a couple of days as your staff corrects it.
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  111. I felt sorry for Lee Ermey though. I remember seeing this movie new and I always thought he was joking during the scene where he was describing Segal being the ultimate fighter. Me and my friend Robby at the time would always talk like that while playing Golden Eye on the n64 and laughing so hard. It seems like Segal took him serious enough that he stayed in character even to this day.
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  112.  @hiverbleu8878  one time I wore boots running and someone said, “boots! You’re gonna really hurt your legs man.” And I just chuckled and kept running. I didn’t make a news story about how me as a dude can’t run without someone cat calling me.
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  113.  @swfcocs1  what sort of meaningful action that's not already on the books? It's against the law to do this, the school is a gun free zone, and they have all sorts of laws that should have prevented this. How is one more law going to stop this?
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  114. She's playing it right out the agenda playbook. If she accepts the money, then yes that means she'll be forced to explain why her grandmother isn't really living like that. However..... if she doesn't accept the money, she has no dirt on her falsehood and instead can push the narrative that the right wing media is attacking her and at the same time, if she's "caught" in the lie, the left wing media won't report on it since there's no hard evidence of her accepting any money so it'll only be shown on fox where AOC can easily say it's a "conspiracy theory" and she'll just say, "I never said that."
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  115. It’s very unlikely he’ll get out even with his parole. It’s not exactly easy and usually you get rejected first time.
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  116. They didn't ban abortion though. They just followed the constitution and said that it is up to each state to enact its health laws, as it was when the constitution was written.
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  117. Unfortunately a contract is a binding document regardless if you didn't understood it at the time you signed it. Saying you did not understand a document is not going to uphold in court at all. It is best to never have signed it. If you have an elderly parent or grandparents, please tell them to never sign a document, even at a doctor's office especially if they're the type that doesn't read or understand things. A reasonable doctor or lawyer or real estate agent will wait if you tell them and will not pressure you to signing anything until it is fully understood. Your first clue to a bad person is if they pressure you to sign something even if you say you want to wait.
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  118. Yes, they knew he was innocent and I think they were under political pressure. It was probably a "figure it out or you're out of a job" type situation. They didn't really have any sort of angle to go off of. They had to put this false narrative that he was some sort of evil kid killing people despite all the evidence, video, and even witnesses stating different.
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  119. I think they have a lot of evidence piled up against him. We just have to wait and see what more is revealed but my guess is that if they are seeking the death penalty, they know for sure he done it.
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  120. The common denominator here is this: they're using dating apps. The core of the problem is that love predates language. The problem with dating apps is that you're trying to fall in love with someone based on a set of values they present to you. The companies that run these dating apps are betting that you won't find love and you will subscribe to their services for a very long time. My sincere advice to men and women is this: use dating apps as supplementals but try to meet the opposite gender organically such as at events, or even just out and about. Love predates language, so the other person will respond much differently when they're in a setting that allows them to sense you by you rather than what you wrote on the site. If you MUST use a dating app, my advice is to try and land a in person date as soon as you can. Don't sit there talking and trying to figure out what each of you like or don't like. Instead do that on a in-person date as soon as you can. I found that the easiest way is to communicate first on the app, then ask for a date at a public location. She will most likely accept that since it is straight and to the point.
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  121. Play it on full blast speaker too.
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  122. That's the worst part. The one mother ran into the school after she was uncuffed and managed to get her child off to safety. Another parent screaming at the police to do something and asking others to storm the building found out her child was one of the victims and did not make it. Very sad indeed.
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  123. I’m just imagining the sort of internal dialogue Seagal must have had while writing that line. I imagine he thinks people are sitting around poking fun people who never crash airplanes like, “hahaha I’ve been flying planes for 40 years and had 20 crashes. You never had one! Do you want to live forever hahahaha.” And everyone giving him a hard time about it like he’s not in a special club or something. I imagine Seagal chuckled as he wrote that.
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  124.  @frankbandera6591 first off Sensei Seagal doesn’t follow the rules his entire life. NTSB had to rewrite the rules and insert a footer note except for Seagal.
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  125. Lesson of the day: don't die.
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  126.  @samueldubik4418  everyone is all like yeah that happened to professor Smith last semester. It was sad he went on a international murder spree after staying in a Chinese prison for a couple of weeks.
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  127. Joey, I thought he was about bringing us together? Yet he talks about "us" vs "them." Isn't it true, Joey, by your own scientists that vaccinated folks can spread the virus just as well as unvaccinated? Imagine a vaccine so necessary that it doesn't actually protect you or others.
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  128. Most likely the person won't speak english so they'll die not knowing what you were even saying.
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  129.  @prezadent1  thus far it’s just locker room talk. Hardly on the same scale as what the Cuomo brothers did to actual women who did not want to be touched. It seems like democrats are so caught up that they think speech is the same as action.
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  130. but he is. See if you open the door and blast randomly into the night, not only would be arrested and charged, but also one less idiot on the street.
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  131. Yes I watched the segment last night and she clearly boo him and called him a liar when he said gop wanted to end social security. It’s amazing the media just shows one thing but don’t show the entire speech.
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  132.  @jonathanwking  Hardly so. I had a few items that needed a different size. Not everything returned is defective.
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  133.  @josip342 we’re not sure if he’s a good guy or not to be honest. It seems like it’s about watching someone waste people for no reason. Everyone who died has nothing to do with the plot.
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  134.  @liamphillips4370  Yeah, it would apply to probably a vast majority of people who decide to fly a plane. I feel like this is a missed clue in the movie on how Seagal was able to pick up on the fact that he had something to do with his wife's death or whatever. As a Yale professor, he probably immediately knew something was up with a name as dumb as that. It's like meeting a drug dealer named OD cause he never did and you'd immediately get your suspicion radar going if something happened like your house burnt down suddenly. And even dumber the guy lets you in on lessons as a pilot knowing that he had a major role in his wife's death. Seagal probably thought, as a Yale professor, nobody can be that dumb.
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  135. Perhaps people are a bit too gullible to realize that you're controlling what you put on social media. If you can do it, so can they.
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  136. Even the cat is coming over like what is all this sound.
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  137. Ironic is your birth. It's like how? How can that be!?!? Which is probably what the doctors and your mom said. @AndoCan123 
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  138.  @Mwwwwwwwwe  that's just it. In a lot of Seagal's films, they have a baseline story but as it unfolds, none of the characters seem to really have any sort of consistent story and oftentimes major characters or plot points are revealed and you're not sure if it is significant or not. It causes you to not care about the characters, the plots, or anything. You just "assume" that Seagal is the good guy and that he's working with the best intention of everyone but it is unclear and unestablished. It's basically a "trust me, bro this is bad and I'm making it right" plot.
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  139. Nobody gave an adequate explanation as to why they're stuck there. I don't see anything in the video or anything in any article that can explain it. It seems like if people started to move everything would get going.
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  140.  Tjg0719  really? So far the only two evidence they seem to have is the cell phone tower ping and the dna on the sheath, both of which can easily be explained since he goes to the same school nearby and the fact he might have been to the same store where the knife was sold. They'll need something that ties him in with the victims or at the scene during that time aside from some loose evidence.
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  141. Yeah not sure what happened to him. Probably voted for Biden and realized a barrel roll is better way out.
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  142. The way the jurors were instructed would make him fail no matter what. They don't have to be unanimous at all.
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  143. Most of them have sirens and lights in them though. So I don't see why they couldn't turn the lights on, identify themselves, and then ask her questions?
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  144. They're not, if you listen to what they're saying very closely. What they're really saying is, "We'll continue to say what we want, but please, just accept it and don't talk back."
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  145. I’m very surprised main stream media didn’t pick up on how disturbing this film is. Matter of fact I would say it even paints Seagal as a seriously questionable child predator. First he writes coded messages to a 13 year old girl for reasons unclear and then he pretends to care about her and sends coded messages and even burns them them authorities come in. That’s easily explained that he was under good intentions but what makes it even more disturbing is how he later goes to a brothel and pretends to be interested in her. Keep in mind other girls at this brothel are in the same circumstances as the 13 years old girl he’s only trying to help. Like his other films where he ignores or kills innocent people he takes it to the extreme with this film.
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  146. The way he was typing on the keyboard made me laugh so hard. He's not even pressing any buttons with his left hand but his right hand is just pressing buttons I think some of the F buttons at the top too.
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  147. From what I read about the boyfriend kept the relationship hidden from her and she used a gun the boyfriend bought for the two of them. To me she should be directing her rage and anger towards the boyfriend but I suspect he tried to spin it that she was coming on to him and that he was innocent. To me the boyfriend should at least be charged with accessory.
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  148. If he wants to protect his reputation, it's probably his best shot at giving his children the best possible access to his estate. Otherwise evidence will be brought out and most likely cost him a lot of legal money and his children will likely not inherit anything of substantial value.
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  149. I'm doubting they laughed at her because she's disabled or that she had trouble. Sometimes people's first reaction to a bad situation is to smile or laugh because they're not sure what to do. It doesn't mean they're heartless or that they are poking fun of her.
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  150. Throughout the pandemic, I shot my A2 carbine with a brownells retro scope on the top. I recently got back into my sopmod and I got to say it felt.... heavy. Very heavy. Also, I'm a bit surprised that I can shoot better because with my a2 I would put my nose on the charging handle and practiced that way. With the magnified optic I can shoot much better. So personally I think everyone should practice with their A2. While you might not think you're "learning" anything, just try it out for a few months and you'll be very surprised going back to whatever you had before.
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  151. Here's the real story. Egypt enslaved the Jewish population, then they were booted out. They wandered around until they found some empty land and were like, "Hey this place looks pretty cool." Then the Palestine were all like, "No way, Jose, this is our land!" Then they booted them out and most of the Jewish population spread across the European front. Then they were booted out repeatedly until about the beginning of the 20th century were most of them were in Germany and Italy. Then you know who was all these these people got to go! Then they were sent to camps where they were to be shipped back but instead most of them ended up not so lucky. Then WW2 ended and everyone was all like, "Whoa this is serious." So USA and England and some other countries said, "You know you guys had a great set of land over there where Palestine are at. So USA and England were like no freaking way this time around you guys better play nice or else. So they funded weapons, equipment, and various other things to make sure those Palestine stay off them this time around. So basically USA and England are both funding the Israel to basically make sure they stay on some land that may or may not be theres. Sort of like how someone comes into your home, the government says too bad to you and you're forced to live with it or push back.
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  152. I believe the california constitution states that someone cannot be discriminated against by their race and technically speaking by only allowing blacks to get the reparations is technically discriminatory.
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  153. Yeah I'm sure he was just innocently driving on the freeway like ho hum here I am just driving on the freeway minding my own business la la la la. Yeah, okay buddy.
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  154.  @Denvermorgan2000 I’d be at least prepared lol
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  155.  @rsomers8032  I don't think anyone is saying they're "hiding." The concern is that you get the vaccine, and decades later causes health issues. It's not unusual for products or medicine to end up causing serious health problems.
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  156. It's kinda weird how you don't notice sounds until they're gone. With covid-19 lockdowns then going back to work, I never realized how loud it was. Very loud. Plus the gym, I never really paid attention to the sounds but suddenly it got very loud and almost impossible to stay around.
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  157.  @hiverbleu8878  no trust me people would say things if something is out of place. Try running down the roads with a suit and tie on then see what people say.
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  158. If I ever end up in prison, that's the line I'm giving to everyone there. I'm on a secret mission, shhhh!
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  159. Space Ice missed a couple of good ones from the ending too. The main villain was talking about how he'll be 90 in prison and he won't have women there and Seagal mentioned he knew someone inside the prison he'd like him to meet. Also Seagal quickly switched between the EPA, and then to the FBI.
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  160. Not if the robbers sue him. He’s in california where it’s against the law to stop criminals.
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  161.  @KingReyes87  Got it. So someone telling someone they love them and that they're special that's a secret codeword to storm the capitol building. I wonder how his impeachment article will read? "Donald Trump, used a secret code phrase that really meant to storm the capitol building."
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  162. Bad idea. In this day and age it's a bad idea to stop and try to help someone especially a child. Just better to call 911 or the non-emergency line and report it and continue on at a safe area.
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  163. For me, she's probably the most infamous scene from the entire incident a couple weeks ago. I thought at first she was a soldier due to the boots but afterwards I see she is just a regular person attending a music festival. I wish for her mother that she is alive and well and she comes back in full health. But after studying the video a bit closer, I do not think she is alive and on top of that I don't see why they would decide to take her to a hospital after massacring a lot of similar partygoers.
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  164. I didn't know stores could charge you with a crime. Usually it is up to the police to determine if charges are appropriate or not. With that said, if I bought 100s of items and they tried to put a charge on me, I would 1) return all of the items for a full refund, and 2) tell the judge to tell walmart to go eff themselves.
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  165. I hate it when that happens. As an accountant we had to write it off as a tax deductible.
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  166.  @654vchg  the native Americans are proudly speaking their own language still along with learning English. They’re smart and wise people. Matter of fact they helped USA during ww2 since the Japanese couldn’t translate. You go to an Indian reservation and you leave feeling happier. You go to a Mexican resort and you leave in pieces literally.
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  167.  @sideboob6851  we know all too well how california is going to let this man go on a no cash bail all because he had a rough childhood.
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  168. You assume the KGB was ever competent outside of just being state sponsored cops. They were very effective against their citizens and within countries that wanted to convert to communism, but as international spies, they were horrible. They had a few lucky breaks where they were able to buy/obtain classified documents from sympathizers, but that was it.
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  169. Even worse, the movie wants you to believe he's trying to run away, decides to come back, and decides to put down his gun, and somehow has trouble hitting a morbidly obese man who is lethargic and breathing through his mouth as bending over is difficult.
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  170. The entire thing made me laugh so hard. I feel bad for the actors and actresses that have to star in these movies. It stinks they don't have enough stardom to really just walk off and not have to worry about not finding another gig.
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  171. The problem is her father is a famed armorer and her being hired was solely based on that. This was her first and probably only major gig she done. I think Baldwin had some to do with her negligence though considering on the day of the shooting, he told her to skip checking the firearms because it wasted a lot of time. So she should have done her job but at the same time if her boss told her not to do it, then that's on both.
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  172. He was born a General. When he came out his mom he started ordering people around and the other babies in the delivery room. He got his brutal nickname when he used chemical and germ warfare against the nurses by tossing used diapers at them when they refused to give candy.
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  173. I also imagine Seagal during interviews will be like, “yeah I’ve been in the aviation business for the last 35 years and everyone crashed at least dozens of times so this is very rare to meet someone who never crashed an airplane.”
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  174.  @andrrew7650  yes it was scripted. Everyone had their part in the skit. However, it looks like Conor was either a bad actor or didn't understood where his head would be in the suit but he clearly punched him hard in the face. Enough to send him to the hospital.
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  175. Yeah, that is insane. He'll probably be a grandfather in his late 30s or into his 40s. Hopefully psychologically they'll both be okay.
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  176.  @paulscott6930  Paul I don’t owe you or anyone an explanation to anything. If you want to dress up as a woman then do it. Just don’t tell me or anyone else about it.
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  177. When someone buys a house or whatnot it goes out to the public as a notice. So anyone will know you sold your home or if you bought it.
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  178. If you look at the muzzle at 4:26, it appears Seagal is actually shooting into the concrete wall and not at the bad guys.
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  179. This is why I always tell my mother never to sign anything at all. Once you sign it, it is almost impossible to disprove it. Never go by what anyone says and always go by what the contract says.
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  180. I would. It is completely stupid to talk to the police. You’re right he’s probably guilty but if he really is innocent he should not be talking to the police at all. They will use everything he says against him no matter what he says. They’ll hold him for hours trying to get him to sign a confession. It has happened to nearly every person who is eventually found innocent only because of dna or the real killer coming forward after having some guilt about what he’s done.
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  181. Honestly that's probably what she wanted. She wanted to play this grieving widow and thought that would be a better fit for her.
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  182. I feel bad for the theater staff that has to deal with people like that.
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  183. I love how they start it off with "this heart stopping video..." and shows people chilling and taking it easy.
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  184. No, they don't. When my father passed away with a sudden heartattack, they simply wrote it off. No checking or anything. I'm guessing we have to wait to hear about the case, but I'm thinking the guy's parents or maybe some close friends probably wanted to carry out an autopsy since he's so young and that's when they found the lethal dose.
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  185. Y’all got exactly what you voted for. Congratulations!
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  186. No wonder no one was playing with him.
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  187. I do have to say it looks exactly like what he's saying: he's pile driving the little girl.
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  188. He pushed this narrative for years. Now he sees the result of it and suddenly he’s all like no, no.
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  189. It's unfortunate to the owner but I'm sure some firearms came back from crimes. It's just the nature of things but you can only do so much before you have to say you can't really know what sort of customer is coming in that door.
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  190. His entire role in this movie is confusing as his horrible ability to be a good assassin. First, it seems like the "I bet your pardon" people, who are CIA I assume, hired him at the start who was looking for the package. Somehow, Pete found the package, had it in his hands, and instead of just running away with it somehow gave it to Seagal. At the end of the movie, despite the fact the guy who they were delivering the package to is shot by Pete himself, he still wants the package. The package contains information about the guy he shot who shot down a plane carrying his wife's lover which again was not figured out by anyone but Seagal who knew his name that was never mentioned by anyone else in the film. Overall Pete's role was never explained, he kept getting killed for no reason, and the three times he came across the package that he seems to want, he didn't even tried to walk away with it. I honestly don't think when Seagal wrote this movie he meant for Pete to be killed off so many times. I think instead Seagal completely forgot he killed him and had him re-killed and the director and Pete were probably both trying to explain to Seagal about it but he probably protested by running off to his trailer.
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  191. I live in this district and I feel like Elaine Luria lost due to her message she was playing. She tried to make it out like if you didn't vote for her then you're evil. I feel like that angered a lot of voters and probably made independent voters go with Jen. The same thing happened during the Governor race when the running democrat came on debate and said parents shouldn't have a say in their children education. It's bad showmanship when you try to portray the "other side" as evil or uneducated.
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  192. I’m finding this hard to believe. Someone smelled a foul odor but did nothing? There’s no way you wouldn’t misidentify the smell of death. Also wouldn’t the custodian staff clean up? Vacuum? Take out the cubes trash? Seems very bizarre.
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  193. It's a common theme among all of Steve's movies. He goes into some place, causes death, mayhem and destruction, then at the final moment of the movie, it's revealed he did it all for nothing and the entire movie could have been concluded in the first few minutes had he just done what he did at the end.
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  194. Unfortunately he lives in the UK and unfortunately over there you can get off free by being a criminal. The system is very lenient on people who do crimes.
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  195. You're absolutely right. This isn't really someone thinking her golf skill stinks. They're just trying to hit on her.
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  196. I am watching his show lawman and they have an episode where he adopted a Louisiana accent like he’s a Cajun. He switches between normal voice and this weird accent sometimes mid sentence. It reminded me of this comment and this movie. Lol
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  197. It’s not a partner but someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing and completely incompetent but yet Sensei Seagal is schooling them on the ways of brutality. The funny thing is most of the time the other actors are more serious and professional looking than Seagal.
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  198. Great so every soft spoken woman who is shy about public speaking has been sexually abused and trying their hardest not to relive the memory. Sounds logical.
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  199. Any person, especially a parent, would have a difficult time having a straight face for this sort of case. However, I think she should have held everything back until the guilty verdict came then she can lay the hammer down on this clown. I think her only issue is that she showed all this emotion, and obvious bias, well before the guilty verdict came in and yes, for that, I do agree that she was a bit unprofessional.
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  200. I just watched the film myself. The entire plot revolves around Seagal and his lady pal. It seems like everyone owes him a favor because earlier he beat up someone for them like he’s in 2nd grade or something. Also the woman he’s protecting is falling for him and wants him to love her because she senses something profound about him. His fascination about this bodyguard-client relationship goes so deep that it ignores everything wrong with the overall plot of someone trying to kidnap her for a uranium mine.
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  201. I know people hate to go into politics about these things, but this is a direct result of who you voted for. The mayor and city council decided to cut the budge of fire departments and on top of that the city itself knew the water pressure were down. I think the mayor is trying to shift the blame that the high winds causing water planes to not dose the fire but that is only a part of the overall problem because the fire department itself can't actually fight any fire when they can't get water from the hydrants.
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  202. It's automated. They get it either through your social media profile that's public facing, and/or they're getting it from a data leak. They then do a simple google map search and pull the image. It sounds like hard work but it can be made very easy with a simple script that extracts all this and mass email them. They likely don't even know who you are or won't even bother you anymore should you not answer.
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  203. If you care to watch the actual film, you'll be left just as confused as to what the storyline is. I have started to watch a lot of Seagal's films and many of them do not have a coherent story. Some of them are.... okay... but they have an overall incoherent plot where oftentimes suddenly something major happens and constant twists inside of twists. It usually makes the characters completely different from what they started off as oftentimes making no sense.
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  204. He said all that without a cheat sheet!
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  205. Unfortunately the SCOTUS ruled that the police are under no obligation to help anyone.
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  206. While this sounds great the end result will be workers getting laid off and middle class paying a larger tax bill. Let’s go brandon!
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  207. I guess even if she was alive, why would they take her to a hospital after doing all that? Seems a bit unrealistic given how the situation played out.
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  208. Yeah it's the SUV's fault entirely but I wonder if he could have avoided the collision altogether if he was paying attention to the road instead?
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  209.  @joshgaston7839  you read the law wrong. When you say a suspicion that means you have to make a reasonable assumption of a crime. They did not see him commit any crime and running is not grounds for suspicion. This is why a normal citizen shouldn’t just read laws and assume it’s on their side. It’s not. You can’t citizen arrest anyone otherwise anyone could say anything about you. You wore a red pants so you mush be part of a gang so they make a citizen arrest. Also a citizen arrest does not mean you can be armed and hold someone at gun point.
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  210.  @Dikvej884iv4 she’s a bad person for sure but yes I agree if she had nothing to do with the fire and that her crime is she shared pictures and said bad things then that’s not really criminal at all. I’m thinking she’s actually responsible for the fire itself but the news is unclear.
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  211. Well no.... a judge is supposed to be impartial to the case. She's supposed to give both sides enough room to make their case and allow for a fair trial. She almost caused a mistrial had Cruz been given the death penalty. He could be walking free now, and that would be worse and she'd be hated even more. The point is that yes, it is understandable that this case in particular is horrible but a judge is supposed to remain as professional and impartial as possible following everything to the letter and making sure that the trial is fairly give for both sides. If the case made such an emotional impact for her, she should have excused herself from overseeing the trial and asked for someone else to take over.
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  212. He’s living out the moment before his death when he snapped and went on a rampage with the villagers. He might have been a completely normal man before all that and just snapped.
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  213.  @dmoonmaster1653  you dare question sensei Seagal?
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  214. Unfortunately they have government protection from lawsuits. If in 20-30 years from now they find out the vaccine causes cancer or other ailments, the only way we can hope for any sort of help would be if the government passes some sort of bill. You can't take these big pharma companies to court but they made billions, if not trillions from this.
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  215. Is it just me or Islam up in here!?
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  216. Yeah I imagine him on set thinking he's blowing everyone's mind away at how awesome and talented he is. I also believe that while playing out these scenes, in his mind, everyone is like sitting there taking notes and carefully studying his moves and what he's saying.
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  217. I doubt he has 170k and I guess someone's parent who has 170k laying around would probably afford to get their kid whatever cell phone he wanted.
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  218. She caused her district to lose 100s of jobs and they still elect her. What is wrong with America?
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  219. Don't forget he got the national news, a national manhunt, a large reward by the FBI, and he got a lot of people looking out for him. I was saying you know if this same situation happened between a 7-11 manager and a co-worker, it would probably only make it on the local news, if that, and if the killer fled the state, it would take years, if not decades to find them and even longer to bring them back for court.
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  220. Those were trick questions. You should have circled in the bubble that said, "I don't recall any sort of bodies."
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  221. Yeah it's amazing how most of Seagal's movies are exactly like that. One minute he's doing one thing then another he's doing something else. I think most of the time his movies are where he's figuring stuff out but never telling the audience what it is. Somehow he's able to uncover EVERYTHING without even doing anything at all.
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  222. Well it's not like the police are going to run up to the press after every small finding and being like, "OMG OMG OMG YOU GUYS NOT GONNA BELIEVE THISSSSSS!!!!!!!!"
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  223. It was the 60s. They used monkeys for everything. I imagine there's like a warehouse distributor they call. Like, "Hey I need 5 monkeys for a crash test. Yeah those 10 I bought last week went fast."
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  224. We don’t know. They probably take one or two as opposed to ALL of them.
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  225. They were A+ students future doctors and nasa astronauts.
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  226. Even worse it was over a simple traffic stop. They did all that just because he didn’t pulled over.
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  227. I thought in california women are the breadwinner of the family and make all the same choices a man makes. Now you’re saying he has to protect her? That seems sexist.
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  228. Oh believe me if it was the other way it would be a national emergency with every channel talking about it.
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  229. Now that you say that, yes, I never notice any of his movies having any sort of character development. They're all just him going around blowing up and killing everyone and everyone is coming to him to figure out what to do next and don't know how to do even the most basic of things anymore.
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  230. From what I understand he released the documents in a video game forum. Even if he gets no jail time, the fact that he can never hold a security clearance ever again in his life and on top of that getting a dishonorable discharge from the Guards would probably mean he's not going to ever be able to hold a nice job. All that over just being stupid and pleasing some unknown video gamers who will probably never meet him.
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  231. It was fun but I feel bad for my parents having to spend all that money while I'm running around screaming. You can do that for free at home.
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  232. Let me ask you this... if you saw someone robbing a store and you went in and tried to stop him and the guy decides to shoot everyone, would you really say that person is a hero? I think the same thing applies here. Yes, the guy did stood up for perfect strangers but in the end it nearly cost him his life, and cost two others their lives. What he should have done was stopped talking to him as soon as the ladies got to safety and away from him.
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  233. It should be noted that Finland has two types of prisons: the traditional "closed" prisons and the open ones like you see in this video. This video makes it sound like a day dream but the truth is these inmates have to work and prove that they can make it back to society. This guy isn't "free" in the sense he can come and go as he pleases. He's in for life but instead of harsh life behind bars, they're allowing him to give back to society and make amends. As far as the victim's family, I have no idea. But one thing I know punishing this guy to the point he lives a very harsh, miserable life won't make anyone feel any better, even the family who may have hatred for him. That's reserved for God's judgement once he's dead. We have no idea how he'll be judged by the creator so we shouldn't judge him down here. One day we will all pay the price for whatever we did right or wrong.
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  234. While I don't remember, my mother taught me to swim in a similar fashion. I remember as a toddler I had swim lessons all the time. It's not really cruel because going in the water without knowing how to swim is much worse especially for a toddler. Today I'm very thankful for that because I can swim very well and not scared of the water at all. I actually swam several miles for a event and it was very fun. I only learned to swim as a kid and ever since just swam for fun without any sort of instructor. Never had a drowning scare or anything and there were several times surfing I would be under water thrown around and never once panicked. I feel like when this baby grows up, even if he never hit the pool again in his life, he would instinctively know how to stay afloat.
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  235.  @KingReyes87  Got it. So Trump, through a secret hidden message in his speech, told his supporter to storm the Capitol.
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  236. ​ @KingReyes87  Got it. So a lawyer, who is paid for by CNN, said so, so it must be true because why would a lawyer, who works for progressive agendas, not say otherwise? You're so smart, Reyes. You figured it all out. Way to go! Someday, you're going to be a well trained progressive. You're going to jump in every bandwagon they tell you to jump into. You're with them, until you're not.
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  237. I watched the movie and it has a huge plot hole in why Seagal needed to go undercover or even be at the prison itself. The entire assumption behind being undercover was that Seagal was going to gather information yet he already had everything figured out well before even going into the prison. He could have literally just went after the main villain but yet he required to kill off nearly the entire prisoner, and guards for reasons unclear.
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  238. I'm thinking she was drunk or on drugs for that to occur. I'm thinking this is less of a carbon monoxide awareness and should be about drinking and driving. While she didn't get into a vehicle impact accident, she did get so drunk or high that she shouldn't have been even driving.
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  239. She called him a liar and boo him when he said gop wanted to end social security and Medicare. The media has lied to you.
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  240.  @Jesus-The-Everlasting-Father  I think you're right. Her lawyer probably advised her to remain neutral and not discuss the person. She can't say he's guilty or innocent since that could be used in court.
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  241. When you’re in a country that uses their conquerer language you know it is a bad place.
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  242. Most malls have a no gun sign up on the front. I think case history states that just because you don't follow it doesn't mean it invalidates whatever rights you have for self-defense. However, since he brought the firearm into the mall where it had a sign posted on the front not to bring one in, then he's technically violating private property rules.
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  243. The thing I'd like to know is if prior to taking his class, you'd have to sign a liability waiver of some sort? That doesn't outright prove he's wrong but at least it'll prove he's aware that his advice is dangerous. Unfortunately, this guy has a lot of "energy" so you can't stop his class and talk to him like a reasonable person. He yells and if you tried to yell over him, he'd yell louder than you and make you look foolish enough even though you might be right. You shown that video where that guy essentially backed away and was able to shoot him before he's even able to touch the gun. That would be realistically what would happen. He called him a "bad" student. And that's how his training survives. If you notice, he picks out people in the crowd who appears "weak" and he calls them for a demonstration. That one guy he was taking the rifle away couldn't stop giggling and looking at someone in the crowd. That's the kind of people he wants to convince because he isn't acting realistically and just giggling because it's a fun thing to him. However, CQB training by Duane Dieter which is one of the most popular training in the SF community with SEALs, 75th Rangers, Delta, and SF Green Beret come to train. In the class, Duane makes you wear this huge helmet that you slap punch as you shoot multiple times. The idea behind the training is that you become aware if something is dangerous or not in a split second even though everyone is wearing the same huge helmet. Sometimes he would bring in the same person and that person would say something like, "I'd like a large pizza" and you're supposed to realize he's not a danger and you don't shoot him. So it's really hard to determine if either of them are serious. Duane's classes are paid by a large government contract. I don't know if Detroit Urban Survival has any PD but his video often shows LE officers or military dressed person. It's unclear if any of his training is taken seriously or not and if so if it is sponsored by any PD.
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  244. Couldn't they just go to a different hospital? It seems like Seagal mixed it up with an orphanage where it might make some sense but still pretty dumb.
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  245. She's very anti USA even not pledging to the flag. Why should she come back as oppose to others more deserving?
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  246. God stole one kids life and caused another to suffer. Why pray to such a god? He’s rotten and evil.
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  247. Yeah this is one of those movies where he's trying to act like a wise master teaching the yougsters all about being a wise kung fu master. But instead he looks like a total jerk where he's stealing from a store because he's helping the store owner, and he's going around town beating up people like he's in 2nd grade playground where he beats someone up and the entire class going, "Wow, Sensei Seagal is so awesome!" Also the worst part is after all that wise talks he goes around blasting people and talking to people in the most profane way possible like he's so bad.
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  248.  @arktrooper8223 yeah thankfully it was not a death penalty case cause Cruz would be free right now. Thankfully he’s still serving his life sentence but give her actions being so one sided Cruz could really file for unfair bias by the judge but I don’t think it’ll succeed. Still she nearly cost the victims and their families a lot more trouble by her actions. A judge should not be on anyone’s side during a trial and instead should ensure the defendant gets a fair hearing.
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  249. His daddy is from there too. He transmitted his dads birth certificate to a hospital there and is all like yeah my daddy from here.
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  250. Disagree. There should be some level of compatibility, especially in matters of money because you don't want the relationship to be one sided.
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  251. Yeah the entire thing doesn't sound right at all. Maybe that's how Seagal knew he was up to something and had something to do with his wife's death. As a Yale professor, he probably was one step ahead of him knowing that with a ridiculous name like that, there's no way he isn't involved in something sinister.
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  252. Don't read into the news too much. I don't think your average voter cares enough about Cuomo or what he does. I seen worse get into office. There was enough indication while Cuomo got elected that he was getting money and help from these big corporations, including the ones that run nursing homes. Yet, the voters still voted him in and they would again. Cuomo doesn't care about nursing home people because they probably don't vote for him. Had this been an illegal immigrant holding cell or prison, Cuomo would be going full blast, resigning and asking for forgiveness in hopes that his party can stay in power because then they'd be actually killing their voters.
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  253. We can't know that for certain though. The mother may end up abandoning the young one and left it to starve.
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  254. Even more so you're an extra for the scene where they show the children hospital going out of business. On your resume you have to put in that you were in that scene and everyone in the room is confused just how they should judge your acting as sad or hilarious or happy?
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  255. I think they were trying to make him out that he could fit into any sort of environment but it ends up being pretty racist. A bloated lethargic man who breathes through his mouth and can't even bend over is not exactly fitting into any place.
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  256. His outfits are always inappropriate and out of place, even in scenes where he's "blending in" as this normal dude. Take that prison movie where he's just wearing a completely different outfit from everyone else and no one even asks him, "Hey dude, how you get approved to wear that?" Yet we're to believe that everyone would be easily tricked to believing that he's not some undercover cop dude trying to get information from everyone.
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  257.  @1donniekak  problem with the whole armed society thing is that at any point someone could get angry and decide to draw their firearm in anger when they could otherwise just walk away. I mean like for example, let's say someone cut you off on the road, normally you blast your horns but maybe if you were armed, who knows you might one day decide to use that instead. Same goes for the workplace. Suppose you worked really hard to get that promotion then you're told no. Normally you would find a new job but maybe if you were armed and they were armed, maybe the dispute could go above what would be of the norm.
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  258. The problem is every thing the "experts" been saying has shown to be false. Look at various countries where they are in complete lockdown and have a very high vaccine rate. Israel is a great example and one place that is frequently used by the left's push to get people to get vaccinated. They are right now suffering from a very high spread rate and a very high positivity rate. Point is the vaccine isn't stopping the spread of the virus at all. All it is doing is making the government that much more powerful. Had we not had a two party system in this country then we would have seen a much worse lockdown and much worse infection rate.
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  259. He’s so anti gun that it makes it so bizarre that he would even touch a gun much less bring an actual firearm and live ammunition on set. He’s such a hypocrite that it makes the entire thing silly. I think they should make a law that if a real firearm is on set and there’s live ammunition that it’s a felony for all those in charge.
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  260. It sounds like what happened was he got drunk, stumbled around with the luggage, and I guess he might have made some reference about a bomb in relation to his handling of the luggage likely as an attempt at humor. Regardless it is always a good idea to report anything someone says especially when their behavior is odd.
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  261. Steven Seagal is probably mistaken for the T-1000 all the time when he melts into his favorite chair.
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  262.  @returnoftheredeye  more like the kid who just makes up stories to win the game no matter how silly and asinine it is. It feels more like he's just picking out people to be villains like how they joke about it on MadTv sketches where he just starts snapping people's neck who just happened to be at the wrong place and the wrong time.
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  263.  @NarutoUzumakiofficial  then they should have just comply and walked away instead of pulling a gun out themselves.
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  264. He was a very religious man who was praying for everyone’s safety and well being and a lot of people got in his way as he was just trying to wish them a happy new years.
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  265. In the uncensored video, the back of her head has what appears to be an entry wound from a gun shot. I'm guessing the front of her face is probably missing or in large chunks missing. There's no way she's alive or if she is, she'd be a vegetable.
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  266. Geez, if you're going to get scammed by a young lady at least get someone better looking.
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  267. I feel like this will make men more reluctant to approach women even for casual conversations or help. The whole "incel" thing is making it appear that if men don't get what they want, they turn into some sort of killer. I don't think anyone want to be labelled as such. They're already zeroing in on this "stalker" yet the police already cleared him but the media loves the idea.
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  268. Don’t forget the many workers that went with that. People who probably have families and work an honest living. I imagine the amount of money the oil company would have to pay in life insurance might bankrupt it so maybe segal was on to something here.
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  269. Since Seagal thinks EPA is like a law enforcement agency, he should do a movie where he's like the IRS and he's going after some big corporation where he's like, "I'll have you arrested!" And then in the end he switches from IRS, to the FDA and arrest everyone with a mind blowing plot twist 4 minutes before the movie ends.
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  270. I think a lot of folks are misreading exactly what the lawsuit is about. Yes, they're saying it doesn't match the pictures but in terms of the amount of product you're given. If you go to McD, get a big mac, did you ever felt like you were getting less product than what you seen in the advertisement? It might not look anywhere like the pictures, but I never bought a big mac and thought, "Wow this is like different size than what they show in the pictures."
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  271. I'm guessing they probably did some analysis on the possible flight paths and probably figured a most likely location to search.
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  272. The problem is that the people trying to "debunk" this is using false videos to begin with. The original video shows Biden clearly wandering off to the paratrooper behind him while the others were getting together for a photo op. Biden clearly understood prior that he was going to take a photo op as soon as the troopers landed but he had other ideas. Not sure if it is a sign of dementia but it clearly shows he was not interested in the photo op. The "debunk" people are using spin off videos of it to try to say the entire thing is false but it is clearly not. Sort of like using a meme video of a popular video to say the original video never happened.
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  273. Warning shots are illegal in nearly every state. I think some states don’t have the law directly but generally speaking a warning shot of any kind is illegal.
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  274. Very concerning also that they run up to a 70+ bloated lethargic man in a oversized pants and shirt and immediately fall madly in love with said person and cannot stop explaining about them as if he's the best thing that ever happened to her ever.
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  275.  @siidneerae  I mean it depends on what happened. He could have been defending himself from a crazy person. Given the media is generally on the woman’s side it’s hard to ever get a clear picture.
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  276. It looked to me like he was unloading it, not loading it. He's pressing on the tab in the port to release the tabs holding the shells in. It's something I do often to unload my HD shotgun without having to dangerously cycle it.
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  277.  @jimclayron417  well no but it is the first time, I think, a large army chose a piston type rifle that isn't an HK. The NZ rifle is a DI design. Also LMT changed a few things about the rifle such as including a 2stage trigger that can go safe even with the hammer down and including a bayonet lug that I don't think they offer anything outside of the NZ reference rifle. They also have a chip on the hand grip that gives round count and maintenance records. So overall a very interesting choice.
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  278. Apparently Black Down is the follow up to this movie where he's playing the same character Jonathan Cold, if you can believe it.
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  279. You're siding with the robbers? What kind of crazy world we live in where people are siding with people who rob people? There's no telling what these two armed men could have done with a woman and her two children. It's great she protected her children with her life. That's the way I see it.
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  280.  @mobilusinmobili8321  it’s a form of ghetto lotto I agree
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  281. It was a kid that did this though.
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  282.  @AndoCan123 It's pretty ironic that you keep asking what it means to people you claim don't know.
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  283. Yes, I don't travel often but once had a long layover at Chicago and it was a huge place. I remember I went shopping and the outrageous prices on everything. A bottle of soda was like 4 bucks. Can't imagine what alcohol might cost.
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  284. Imagine how horrifying that must be for the surviving children and teacher who had to stay in there looking at what was left of their peers and classmates and wondering when the police might be coming in to help them as this mad man going around taking shots? That's a life long problem now. I wouldn't be surprised if in 15-20 years from now some of these younger students end up being drop outs, or even suicides. Very sad that they have to live with that now.
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  285. The supreme court didn't ban abortion. They simply said that it is up to each state to carry it out. Each state has elected officials. So all the SOCTUS decision did was put the 10th amendment back into place and gave the power back to the states, aka voters.
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  286. If AOC is worried that her voters can't tell the difference, especially when it has the word "parody" right in the name, I would say that says a lot about how she got into office.
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  287. Wouldn't it make more sense to be an orphanage that's closing? Seems like the parents could just go to a different hospital?
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  288. She voted for them and this is exactly what she voted for. She should instead be applauding the DA for not pressing charges and should be shaking the hands of the criminal, who is really a victim.
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  289. Unfortunately I think Biden will win for a 2nd term. It's pretty sad but that's what it is.
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  290. I can't believe people are siding with the robbers. There's no telling what these two could do this woman with two small children. It's great the mother protected her children but it is sad to see she lost her life over it. They're going to grow up very proud and thankful of their mother. If anything, this shows that knowing how to use your firearm and being able to hit targets with it is far more important.
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  291. But if it was a white man she claimed did it then it’s okay?
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  292. You’re right. They should pay someone at least 100k per year to simply make dough.
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  293.  @khatzeye  she had a gun too. So yes you can ask someone, “hey please don’t touch my car.” That’s not wrong and it’s certainly not an unusual request. And then she might have reacted badly and the passenger pulled a gun out to protect himself and his friend from a crazy woman. It might have started with a car touch but the entirety of the blame rests on her behavior after.
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  294. It would work if he actually looked the part. I think if he lost a lot of his excess weight he would do pretty well with these movies.
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  295. Let's say USA was invaded and hospitals are having people coming in to seek treatment. Wouldn't it make sense USA would post at least some military members at sensitive sites? And also store ammunition and guns at such site in case an attack is carried out against the hospital? Keep in mind this is THEIR country and THEIR people so protecting or having soldiers there make sense. @Thirtyfivecharactersoutoffifty 
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  296. It's possible that the gorilla would have left the child alone. Gorillas are naturally curious about something new in their environment and they will be gentle as they investigate. However, they can suddenly attack and snap this kids neck in a second. So killing the gorilla was necessary. The blame really goes to the parents for having this gorilla killed for no reason.
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  297. You ever been to one? It's like a museum. You don't need to crawl but there are some narrow or tight spaces. At the end though going back up usually you go in an elevator one group at a time. I kind of wonder if they have stairs or something which seems very odd.
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  298. From what I understand money is the main factor here. One of the brothers supposedly stole from the other and this happened.
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  299. Only hope they have is a competing mattress store deciding to make a Pearl Harbor day sale in a similar fashion.
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  300. I'm proud of her. She did a lot for this country. Such as when she... and then she... but don't forget that time she.... but then.... when she did that I was just in tears at how awesome of a job she's doing. It's like she's George Washington reincarnated into a woman's body.
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  301. There's many ways to look at the story. It seems like she was upset with the guy and I'm thinking he tried to appear rich and maybe lied about having all sorts of premium upgrades and seats only to find out they bought economy seats and no upgrades. I guess she figure if he could lie about that, perhaps he lied about other things and tossed his money at him. I'm guessing he gave that to her to spend on the trip and who knows how big of a hit he took to pull that off.
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  302. Who buys a $8 million dollars house and don't have any sort of alarm, security cameras, or anything? I mean I own a cheap ass $180k house and would immediately know if someone is in it with cameras and alarms.
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  303. If you move to North Korea I heard they have a great employment system made for people to live well within their means. You never have to worry about having worse clothes than your peers because you all get two sets of equal clothing. Hurry! They have limited space!
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  304. "YOU WILL LEARN TO BE PEACFUL BY FORCE!" is what one sign said, probably.
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  305. I watched the film myself, and I remember by the end of it I couldn't even understand the significance of the package. I'm glad I'm not the only one confused by the whole thing. I thought maybe I missed a small detail or something so I watched it twice trying to figure out missed clues or something but couldn't find or hear any. One minute the package is about a plane crash to cover up a guy's identity, but the guy is alive, so why would someone alive try to cover up the fact he "died" in a plane crash? Was he a different person? Plus if the guy died in the plane crash, wouldn't his wife be like, "Hmm, my husband looks a tad bit different since his trip." Plus what about his co-workers? Or friends and families? Wouldn't they feel like something is amiss that since his trip he came back looking different and acting different? Plus at the end of the movie, why did Cold (Seagal) have to kill the guy behind the whole package thing? Matter of fact, why did everyone try to get the package itself when the guy who apparently "died" in it is alive and well? Couldn't they simply spin it similar to how they did the crash coverup?
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  306. Looks like the power ranger actor parked in the handicapped space and the guy in the walker probably asked him why he did that. What a jerk. He should not only get charged for the assault but also for parking in the handicapped spot.
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  307. They can stay for as long as they need to stay. However, it's doubtful he would stash the items in some clever area. He probably looks at it on a daily basis so it'll be somewhere in the open or if it is was hidden the area be so worn that it sticks out.
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  308.  @TheDarknessOfGames  I grew up in a upper middle class neighborhood and noticed something completely crazy once I moved out to a lower middle class apartment. It's the cars! The people at the apartment seemed to all have very pricey, expensive cards. My one neighbor had a 80k truck! But yet in the neighborhood I grew up in people were driving very cheap end cars in the 20-40k ranges. The silliest thing you can do as an adult is have an expensive car. It's easy to qualify for a 100k loan with a really low downpayment and basically can't afford anything else.
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  309. The real question is if you ever worked at 911? The operator usually pulls up a list of questions to ask based on the event. Firs they get the address, then ask what the emergency is, then they type it into a computer and it pulls up a list of questions to ask and they have to fill in the answers. Like is the person breathing? Yes/No, Is the person moving? Yes/no. And they feed this to the ambulance and police as they drive drive to the scene so they know 1) they need to turn their lights/siren on, and 2) to prepare any specialized equipment. So yes, a 911 operator is not going to get super excited and be like OMG OMG OMG OMG AHHHHH NOOOOO AHHH. Otherwise the officer has to arrive to the scene, then figure out what is going on himself, then has to call back to get the equipment over when they could have done all that from the get go. Also other callers are calling so sending everything they have to the scene is just silly and waste of resource when there could be other callers having the need for that equipment.
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  310.  @BeaVizcarra  but don’t you think the government is discriminating non-blacks by saying only blacks can get reparations? Also how do you prove someone relatives were slaves?
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  311. Imagine how terrifed they would be especially if he shot people slowly while others watch this unfold. This is horrific for an adult and probably the last moments for those children were noting but fear and confusion on what is going on. The entire police department there should be dismantled.
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  312. I'm sure prior to taking his class you have to sign a liability waiver.
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  313. He's selling armor piercing rounds? Those been illegal to sell since 1968 and I'm thinking he should and ought to be investigated by the ATF and appropriately charged. He's saying he's a man of conscience so he should accept the investigation and whatever punishment they find appropriate.
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  314. You think this is funny man? Do you know what it is like out there? They’re everywhere!
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  315. That's the problem. Support is one sided in that they're only showing Israel and making it out like they're defending their country. Whereas there are plenty of evidence and videos of Palestinian abused, tortured, or outright slaughter. We really need an unbiased media source bringing attention to both sides of it so people can really make informed choices on whether they want to support one side or the other.  @TEFFTPATTERN 
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  316. This only works in the USA. So unless the committee is elsewhere, I think she's done for.
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  317. This isn't criminal case, but a civil one. Your rights to self-defense doesn't really matter per say. Kyle made a big profit off these events and as such the families are just as equally eligible for a share of that profit.
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  318. Sorry to hear that but I've been feeling that way my entire life and I'm only nearly 40. It sounds like you've been in a relationship of sort, so at least you have that to go on but for me, and perhaps some of us, we never found someone and instead have to live life in isolation from everyone else despite the fact we try to find someone but can't.
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  319.  @andrrew7650  I don't think they can hear the guy or even know he was injured at that time. It's very loud and a lot of things going on. Also a few of the people in on the skit seems to be surprised by how hard he got hit. That lady and one dude seemed to pause for a second before continuing their part of the skit. The show must go on is normally what a good stage person does no matter what happens. I've seen people fall off stages and people continue on with the show despite someone getting severely injured so it's no surprise they dragged him off as part of their act.
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  320.  @oracla  if I ever found a genie and could have three wishes my first one would be to know what it was like to be married for a day. If I just had that I could go on forever being single. But that’s never going to happen. At this point I don’t care who comes along or what she does. I would rather be with someone than with no one at all. And I completely understand the whole careful what you wish for but I don’t even get that much out of life.
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  321.  @salvolondon  I always tell my mom not to get injections or pills at the hospital. Unfortunately my uncle, her brother, died from an ear infection due to the doctor giving some sort of medicine that caused him to go into a coma. A simple ear infection with a hospital trip ended his life. For myself I always ask questions even for a routine flu shot. I ask what it is and they look at it and read it.
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  322.  @universallyadored5785  it's like that movie 8 Mile when he gets made when he was pretending to be this poor gangster crook like everyone else but ends up being some dude from a private school whose parents are still married.
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  323. It's like Ronald McDonald. He wants you to eat that double cheeseburger but you never see him eating one.
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  324. You voted for it. So why are you so surprised?
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  325.  @rosesweetcharlotte  Apparently he had a mishap once before and to save himself from being embarrassed, he insists on bringing his own costumes in but the reason he gives is that his stuff is better. The one movie you can clearly see this is with Sniper, Special Ops where his gear is hanging and not fitted because he can't reach back to adjust the gear and he didn't want the costume person touching it or fitting it on him. The problem is that he isn't being a good sport about it and is sticking to the story that his gear and equipment are all carefully chosen and very professional and real gear that's better than the standard ones in such a place.
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  326. Lol
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  327. 15 to life is what she got. She got a life sentence. If she gets parole, that doesn't mean she's going to be free and running a circus. She'll have to report for the rest of her life, even if she ends up in a old folks home.
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  328.  @lordofthewoods  you can also pour it into a container and simply toss it. The problem isn't that gas is bad, per say, but the problem is if it ignites, it can quickly go back into the container and explode.
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  329. Problem with Biden is all he needed to do was start talking and he’d mess everything up himself. Now Trump has to work it. Kamala is going yo win by a landslide.
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  330. No surprised. She voted for them. She shouldn't be shocked at all but instead congratulating the DA for doing exactly what she voted for them to do.
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  331. Yes, the interview is up. She didn't really blame Seagal though. Seems like the producers didn't like her voice for whatever reason and they replaced it with an equal voice.
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  332.  @kosmique  I think the best thing about under siege was that he looked the part and you knew who the bad guys were. Every other movie you have no idea if he’s the good guy or the bad guy.
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  333. The names Bond..... Ivan Bond.
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  334. Don’t forget the nervous guy explaining how badass he is and how feared he is and how everyone knows not to mess with him.
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  335. When did he say storm the capitol? And why didn’t congress, knowing this, put more security in place?
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  336. From what I heard midway through the movie, Seagal decides he doesn't like zombies and instead changed them to vampires hybrids. I'm thinking they filmed these scenes prior to that and just either never bothered to edit it or no one noticed because of all the other stuff going on. If someone sat down and explained everything wrong this movie would never be complete.
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  337. The worse part is they don’t believe the polls. They said people disliking them is false. Everyone loves them and thinks he’s doing great. Let’s go brandon.
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  338. I did read in undersiege 2 he wore a girdle because he looked noticeably larger but he was expected to lose weight but never did.
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  339. I disagree. Anytime you know someone might have a weapon, it's probably best not to take any risks and try to minimize capture. Even if they know he had a tiny little .22 one shot pistol, it's still enough to cause some serious harm. Also keep in mind this dude just released top secret documents and perhaps had a deal with unknown person(s). There's no telling what sort of "risks" he might take when he's cornered.
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  340. I think our country as a whole is going dangerously into a single party government. It sucks that a "party" determines how things are handled too. It seems like such an extreme too like why can't there be a common sense party that isn't fueled by mega donors and behind the scenes money gifts?
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  341. You left out a huge chunk of the story about how these people's parents all tried to sue the waterpark and successfully closed on a settlement despite the fact the park did nothing wrong. Even if the students ended up okay, the fact that they overloaded the slide required a engineer to inspect the material to verify it is still safe to use after such huge overload. So the park lost either way just because of someone's behavior.
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  342.  @abrahamabdul1160  yes, they live is a great film. I really liked him in that too. Keith is probably the greatest sidekicks in a lot of 80s films. I was actually watching him in the thing last night.
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  343. The problem is these movies aren't meant to be cheesy but dead serious. Seagal isn't trying to act bad but thinks he's the real deal and that people watching are thinking he's the real deal. It's sort of like a bad karaoke singer thinks he's a rock star and pumps out music videos and promos. You can't watch it under that kind of assumption.
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  344.  @kellyannr4171  it's better that you teach your parents and other elderly people you know that they should be extremely stubborn in signing any sort of contract. Yes this lady was probably ripped off and chances are yes she may ultimately win if she keeps pursuing it. But that's not before there are some major, and I mean major, damages done to her. She'll probably be kicked out, or forced to pay rent and/or home sold to other people. If you don't sign a contract, you have a much better standing in court. Hopefully it's a lesson to other people that that instead of trying to stop criminals and bad people, you should instead be teaching your parents not to sign anything at all and you don't have to worry about people trying to take advantage of them unless they forge your signature which again has a much better chance of getting corrected immediately than if you signed something.
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  345. From what I seen the guy was unloading his shotgun. There are two tabs on the bottom of the loader that holds the shells in and he's releasing the tabs to unload the shells. So he was using it correctly. Though I do agree that the shotgun featured in the video is the very same semi auto he's going to ban.
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  346. Sadly scotus ruled that police has no obligation to protect anyone. A lot of people known this for years but sadly for many the first time they learn of this is after Uvalde. Point is police are not there to protect and serve despite many department slogan saying as such. This is also what a lot of 2A guys been saying for years. The first line of defense is you not police.
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  347. I'm nearing 40 and haven't been on a single date yet much less had anyone talk for more than a day or so. Assuming you're both of somewhat similar age, I do believe attractiveness plays a critical role in coming off as creepy or not. I am somewhat below average and found that I have a hard time talking to the opposite gender even if the encounter wasn't for romantic reasons (cashier, receptionist, etc). I am hard of hearing so oftentimes I have to look at someone's mouth to understand them and I guess they might think I'm trying to look at something else.
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  348. This sounds silly. How or why would a IBM produce different calculations when they both use the same instruction set architecture? And how is a Compaq easier to work with when they're both loaded with the same Windows OS and software?
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  349.  @fayizshibu1206  Yes, a gorilla is a powerful and fierce creature. While it looks like the gorilla is just playing with the child, it could just as easily kill it, either intentionally or just by accident. Usually when an animal plays with an animal, it is testing it. Sort of like how a cat plays with a mouse before it kills it. It's determining if it is weaker than it, and if it is, it'll go for the kill. So shooting the gorilla was the correct choice by the zoo and I think the parents of this child should be punished considering the gorilla isn't exactly an abundant animal.
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  350. He kept the relationship hidden and used a fake name on his phone to conceal it from his on/off girlfriend. So yes, the guy was trying to be a "player" and who knows what he might have explained to her. I'm thinking he tried to play it that she was coming on to him and that made her upset. Personally if he did that I think he should be charged too. @ItsNotRealLife 
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  351.  @normanrenner4648  yeah true they give an explanation but it’s like how in most rpgs you’re blocked by an npc or cone. Reality is you wouldn’t solve puzzles while your friend is possibly dead and you wouldn’t stand there thinking oh I should drain this water instead of hoping the fence. Translate that to a live movie it would be kind of silly, don’t you think? Like omg Chris is dead! And Jill is sitting there like hold on let’s play this piano since I found two musical sheets at both ends of the house.
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  352. Hint: it's California.
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  353. Don’t forget that somewhere along in the movie Seagal beats up some bullies and somehow that causes the victim to tag along in his incoherent rampage killing spree. Also don’t forget that they never build up an actual bad guy in the movie. Seagal just goes around beating up people until he finds the bad guy and somehow all the people he killed were supposedly steps to discovering the main villain.
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  354.  @julianrosas9134  as I said it is pretty dumb but the way everyone is walking around it looks more like an orphanage to me than a children hospital. It's also funny to me that Seagal would believe that he'd be the only one who would want to donate to this hospital/orphanage and he has to use illicit money to help them. It's like he's double risking everything because now they have traceable funds to him that not only could they investigate but also risk having the hospital losing the money when they discover the money was from a recent murder spree they're investigating. Also dropping millions in cash to place, even when needed, would be a tad bit suspicious to most people especially a legit children hospital where they wouldn't want to risk losing the money.
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  355. I never really got the whole detective roles in a Seagal film. They're always like going in and figuring out how awesome and heroic Seagal is and always go through his crime scenes talking about how precise and awesome Seagal is but then by the end of the film, they're usually some cannon fodder that ends up coming over to help Seagal instead of arresting him for all the innocent people he beat up and killed and on top of that caused multiple deaths with some elaborate backstabbing scheme where Seagal double crosses all the criminals despite them having tried killing him repeatedly earlier.
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  356. I heard Seagal trains the Russian military on gun handling. It’s always his dream to be teaching soldiers how to shoot.
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  357. Don’t worry Mayor Adam’s on the case.
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  358. Or just not do anything at all and simply sell their products without making a political statement either left or right?
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  359.  @Samurian-j9h actually it does. The criminal justice reform has rewritten what it means to be a criminal. A good example is California where they rewritten shop lifting by increasing the minimum limit. For example if you stole 200 dollars in goods that’s a chargeable offense but they increased it to a limit like 5000 or 10000 and police can’t charge them with anything so they have to let them go. So that gives smash and grab those criminals the right to enter businesses and just take whatever.
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  360. I do believe they are a scam. Purposely built to break and run out of ink and toner so that you can hire a support desk or constantly having to buy ink.
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  361. Yeah his movies are always funny. He tries to be like this wise man going around fixing things for people and building a rapport with people who can't help themselves. But it makes him look like one of those 2nd grade bullies who beat up fellow classmates and suddenly everyone is like, "Look at Steven! He can beat people up! Oooooo"
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  362. Why? That cop terrorized that poor kid.
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  363. The one thing never explained anywhere in the movie is how they set up that escape plan or even how they were contacted. I mean they had everyone involved... and I mean EVERYONE in the prison involved somehow where they masked the escape with a fake food fight, then somehow bought this helicopter that was paid off and the pilot paid off.
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  364. The problem is this gets into the shady area of law. You're supposed to be read your rights but just asking questions about what happened to investigate isn't against policy per say because the police needs to understand the facts prior to making an arrest or understanding the situation. However, the one thing I don't think they mentioned here is that you don't even need to say you want a lawyer. If you are not being held, you can simply leave and not give an interview. You can say you don't want to say anything at all right now. It'll be incriminating for sure, but they really can't charge you based on your own self-admission at that time.
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  365. Or people angry about someone occupying land they feel rightfully theirs.
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  366. That's the big reason I don't like watching sports because there's the "game" then there is what is truly going on. It's like they show this nice side of everything like everyone is just there enjoying the game but people are wild.
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  367. Actually Seagal's mode number would be 800T, to stand for 800 Tons.
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  368.  @KenMasters.  I was watching his movie over the weekend and noticed while chasing a bad guy he had a 1911 pistol and at one point he ran out of ammo and he tossed it out only to reveal a brand new 1911 he had in his shirt. So it’s not that he’s reloading but carrying around multiple guns.
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  369. When I went to South Korea, I was surprised they actually have a cassette stores and cars still have a cassette and cd deck. Not sure if it is still on going as this was in 2010 timeframe.
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  370. She should be congratulating the DA for doing exactly what she voted for them to do. Should really call the criminal and explain how sorry she is and that he's really the victim here, not her.
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  371. It's been illegal to own armor piercing rounds though. So he should and ought to be investigated and arrested.
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  372. Don’t go to prison then?
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  373.  @melodieshimon  You're right. Actually after making my comment I went to check her IMDB page and saw she worked on that Nicolas Cage film. It seems she has a thing for Western-era weapons. Not sure if the same as her father. But anyway yeah, she had a misfire on that set with a firearm of sort. Not sure who made the complaint, but I think someone filed an official complaint that she was being nonchalant about her job and not taking the safety very seriously. I don't think they could have used it to testify about her on this case though since nothing actually happened and it's unclear of anyone else on the set knew about it. I don't think that Nicolas Cage movie was actually her biggest role though compared to Rust where she was completely alone and unsupervised. Rust is/was her first major gig where if she had been successful she probably would have launched a pretty good career being the sole/lead armorer on set. She really messed it up.
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  374. I don't get why nurses are protesting this sentence? It is clear she did wrong here. Yes, she accidentally grabbed the wrong bottle, but afterwards she never checked, she never verified anything, and to top it off had she not said anything, no one would really know she did it. That sounds scary as hell that someone could do wrong, and not say anything, and she would have gotten away with killing someone.
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  375. I guess even if she was alive, the real question is why would they take her to a hospital after doing all that?
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  376. "See it's not loaded" - Alec Baldwin probably.
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  377.  @dirk143  he also pressed some of the F buttons at the top.
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  378.  @ThePhilosophicalOne  A theory means something that is working like you'd expect but you can't prove it just yet. What you're thinking is a hypothesis which is an assumption based on purely thought or past events that's not yet a theory.
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  379. I believe they actually made a documentary where an "expert" gun guy was shooting alongside Seagal. The gun guy was shown having trouble while Seagal was giving him life-changing tips. Apparently this dude wins competitions too so it's like he can't believe how great Seagal is. Every time they show Seagal shooting, they never show him shooting at the target and only show him shooting, then they show the target which has perfect groupings, holes, and shot placements.
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  380. Civil cases are always different from criminal ones. Kyle is certainly innocent of murder and was defending himself. However, Kyle profited off his case and as such, that is wrong. The families certainly have a case against him and will no doubt have a equal share of whatever profit he makes from it regardless of him being guilty or innocent of the crimes.
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  381. The core idea of the defund the police movement is to have a community council where members of the community can go to discuss wrongs done to them by others in the community. The council will then decide how to best handle the situation. That sounds great until you realize that chances are some people will be ignored and others will be mishandled probably worse than how the police would have handled it. On top of that chances are issues won't be resolved and instead we'd have a very high crime area where people would feel like they could get away with anything.
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  382. I think most people were frustrated having spent so much money and time only having to go home. I don't think anyone really knew until after the facts on what happened. It's still sad though.
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  383. That children hospital going out of business had me laughing pretty hard. I'm a bit confused by it though. If it is a hospital, wouldn't the parents just go to a different hospital? But the way everyone was around made it look like a orphanage and not a hospital. So I'm very confused by the whole thing.
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  384. I think once all the backlash happened the managers figure their only hope is if a competing mattress store makes a Pearl Harbor day sale commercial in a similar fashion.
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  385. Yes, I am from Korea and I don't trust anything Korean. I always disliked their medical practices and never wanted to go to their hospitals even as a child where I would kick and scream to my mother cause I felt something was off and always wanted to see a doctor on the military bases since my dad was in the Navy. Nearly 35 years later, my suspicion is well earned though when my uncle recently passed from a simple ear infection. He went to the doctor there and they poured some unkonwn liquid into his ear and he slipped into a coma and got pneumonia and passed away at the young age of 70. I went on a trip there and prior to that made sure I got all my shots in the good old USA and making sure I got a tet shot too as their water pipes aren't great.
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  386. In California they’re given a free meal and a voters card. So long as they vote “correctly” for dems.
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  387. It sounds like the entire case is about two things: cell phone records and the DNA on the knife sheath both of which could easily be explained and cast a doubt on his guilt. They would really need to somehow prove he was there or at least had some sort of connection with the victim(s).
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  388. I imagine he played the role he did with Radio with that look on his face as he's being hauled away.
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  389. I read that he brought his own things in. I think what happened was Seagal was worried he wouldn't fit into any of the props so he brought his own stuff and made up the thing about it being tactical just so he won't have to say the weight thing. You can see a lot of the gear is not even snapped in or adjusted to fit him mainly because he put it on himself and was unable to reach the straps or buckles. He insisted that he put it on himself and no one was allowed to touch his stuff.
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  390. The irony of your constant questions. @AndoCan123 
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  391.  @AndoCan123  maybe you need to work a little to figure out how work ironically is.
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  392. Can you imagine saying bonjour to everyone?
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  393.  @Troubledpro  You don't have to be an EXPERT in something to know something is dangerous. The only time someone has the ability to say they did not know it is dangerous is when only the so-called expert would know and the danger is not obvious to you. Here we have a gun, which everyone agrees is dangerous and capable of killing. You do not have to be a expert to know that. It's a clear, and understood danger that is universal across the world. Yet with this dangerous item, and something Alec knows is capable of killing, he decided to disregard that commonsense knowledge and just follow the so-called expert. That is negligence to the highest degree and something he should have been charged with.
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  394. @ yeah I plan to watch this movie this weekend mainly because of the helmet cgi scene. I just got to see it for myself. I've watched a lot of his films so far and yeah all of them have nonsensical plots. I mean they have a base plot, as you said the telecom network thing, but as the movie unfolds, none of it really matters. Those Mad TV skits probably had it right that Seagal is just walking around and making up some plot that you just have no clue what is going on.
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  395. In terms of military, I feel a lot of people don't know but it's going to depend on your units and what sort of gear you have access to. A lot of folks would go buy their own LPVO and flashlight and put it on their own weapon. I remember in the early, early days they had DMR roles who would get the M14 rifle and oftentimes without an optic so a lot of these guys would put the ACOG on it that they were given and as you can imagine it was not very comfortable.
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  396. I think that is fine but most of her songs seem to be centered around breaking up or such. Seems like a bad role model to emulate someone in frequent breakups.
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  397. It’s what happens when you only vote on identity politics and not on actual issues. The people of nyc got exactly what they voted for and I’m not too sorry about it.
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  398.  @loganh1998  It's only deadly when you use a large gas container and the ignited material goes back into the container. If you watch it close you can quickly back away before it goes back into the container but you're playing russian roulette. That's why it's a good idea to use a separate, open container that you quickly pour on the item that way you don't have to worry about it traveling back.
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  399.  @freedomforall5071 he’s trying but he’s getting a lot of lawsuits from places that thrives on illegals voting for them.
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  400.  @T1ddlywinks  maybe that’s what they think of you in reverse. Best to confront them and ask to fight them outside.
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  401. One of the raccoons brought his date to the place. He's like I know a cool eating spot we could go to and she's like oooo impressive I love a man who knows good eating spots. Now he's single.
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  402. The problem is that the death penalty had to be unanimous. Only one juror held on to the life whereas the rest stated they wanted the death penalty. Since they could not reach a unanimous decision, it defaulted to life. That's Florida law in effect, basically and I believe similar laws in place in other states with death penalty.
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  403.  @CONTENDER791  You mean he has smart business decisions and his businesses are thriving? And on top of that he's not super greedy to take more money by pocketing tax payers money? Man this guy sounds too good to be true. Thank goodness he is.
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  404. You could say he made a lot of mistakes and now it’s time to erase that mistake.
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  405. I don't know I once seen this lady come out of the pizza shop in the middle of the night and she wanted to turn left. We all just stopped as she made her way and went full speed but the only problem is there's no left turn and there was a concrete divider. Her car hopped the curve and sparks flying all over and I saw the back wheels come off and she was screaming and cussing. We're all just sitting there looking at each other in complete disbelief. But yeah, never discount how silly people are.
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  406. Not if the robbers sue him. He’s in california where it’s against the law to stop criminals.
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  407. Nothing ever got resolved in any of his films. It's like he's going in, blasting everyone away, make up some self-made moral dilemma, then credit rolls. Everyone else dead or severely injured but Seagal is always perfectly fine.
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  408. I don't know I find it more and more frustrating to go to fast food chain post-pandemic. It seems like nobody cares about their job and it's very hard to get an order in. I just left and decided you know, I'll just go there sometimes. But I totally understand how someone could go crazy and to be honest I wouldn't be surprised seeing more of these short fuse cases. Just as an example, today I grabbed some fast food for lunch, which I rarely do, but I was the only person there and it took nearly 20 minutes to finally get my order. That's a long time lol.
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  409.  @alphaslayerzex3573 correct. The kid is very brave but his behavior that day cost 2 people their lives. I’m a bit surprised the surviving family didn’t sue him. I’m sure they would have won. Had he simple moved the ladies and went on his business nobody would have gotten hurt that day. Instead he escalated the situation where a crazy person went even crazier.
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  410. Yeah this one is a classic as far as how many people Seagal killed that are totally innocent of everything. The pawn shop owner is probably the worst. It gets funny though that the police investigator can figure out that he wrote a book under a pseudonym but yet can't figure out that Seagal just severely beaten a pawn shop owner and the only item taken is a ring and meanwhile a woman was recently critically injured and had some items taken from her.
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  411. I would carry a Bible and be praying like dear lord just don’t make it hurt.
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  412. I think employers are getting wiser because they know a lot of people get degrees but not the actual skillset. You need to really stand out no matter the time frame and especially in a market where they want experienced folks. My best recommendation is that you should be working at your college and try to get jobs with the professors, teachers, and doctorates who are looking for helpers on their projects. Building up a resume, no matter how small, will really make you stand out that you're not only interested in getting a job but you know how to make it work. In my field, it's amazing how many people get 4.0 gpa and they come into an interview and cannot even answer or do the most basic of questions. Don't just go to college and sit there for 4 years and use that time to learn about what it's going to take to work in your field and start moving towards that. The professors and teachers won't help you with this and that's the greatest injustice cause a lot of people are going to colleges and just not actually doing anything for their future.
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  413. Bus them to California and New York. And a few at DC. If dems want to use them for votes then they’ll love it there.
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  414. Yeah but how much of it they actually paid? Just because you get that money doesn't mean you're going to actually get paid.
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  415.  @sw9439  f that put that guy in there and see what he says. Lol
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  416. Why? How do you know he's even telling the truth? Plus what sort of explanation would make any of it even seem remotely reasonable?
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  417.  @claytongunter2450  the shotgun he's carrying is considered semi auto which most AWB has restrictions on. The problem is the shotgun he has could easily have the barrel swapped and the stock changed to make the appearance of it seem more deadly but it still operates the same as he is holding it during the video. So yes, democrats are after these types of firearms. AWB are less of a "ban on AR15s" but more like a ban on features that's shared across many different types of firearms including ones made exclusively for hunting.
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  418. I can't believe how gullible people are believing this story. She didn't though about doing a collision like she's saying. She's just saying that to make herself seem heroic and that she was doing something despite the fact they didn't.
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  419. If it was true, wouldn't the parents just take their children elsewhere? It looked more like a orphanage then a hospital which would make more sense with the nuns walking around and seemingly healthy children playing outside.
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  420.  @bigbearkat2010  yes, it appears that everyone has this great history with him and he knows he's off the chain but gets the job done and depends on him despite the fact that he's blasting away so many innocent people. I would imagine at some point the guy be like, "Hey look Seagal, I know you're on this case but this time do you think you can get the bad guy first and keep the bystander causalities to a minimum? Our insurance is threatening to drop us if we continue this."
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  421. I think he presses some of the F buttons at the top too.
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  422. To be honest it’s mainly the cops fault for letting this happen. She was wanted on several other charges including stealing money from her company to live a lavish lifestyle. Overall she did not seem like a trustworthy person and I wouldn’t even trust her taking trash out.
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  423. I'm thinking they put that in to make Seagal look like a "nice" guy? But in reality it does two things: 1) shows he never given to charity before in his life, and 2) he must be a real jerk in real life because not only he never donated to charity or a cause but on top of that he wants us to believe his character does. Even Chuck Norris has real life charities and causes that he promotes in his Texas Ranger show that not only his Walker character is excited about but Chuck in real life is very much into.
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  424. Weren't the Marines for a very long time viewed as post-war occupants? So asking them for help would be like if Ukraine asked Russia for help with a down airplane. Thanks but no thanks.
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  425. I think you’re thinking large corporations but this is small business so it’s probably family owned. Usually when bad ideas like this pop up it’s probably indicative of a hostile and toxic work environment where you can’t disagree with the boss or offer constructive feedbacks. I only feel sorry for the employees forced to participate in the commercial and hope they’re able to secure jobs elsewhere.
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  426.  @gazpachopolice7211 correct. A similar thing happened with the lady who fell from the exploding plane at 30k in the sky. She went on to live a very unremarkable life and never had any children. So no god could have saved her just like this guy. It was pure luck.
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  427. I don't understand how Zelenskyy's visit into key swing state and then make a political speech isn't considered an election interference by a foreign entity? Whoever paid for that trip and allowing him to speak in front of voters should be investigated immediately.
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  428. Even today, those that suffer addiction aren't really helped that much. You need a rich parent or family to really help you get to a well paid facility where you can get the help you need. If you're poor or living in the streets, chances are you're going to die as an addict. Going to a government run facility will get you no where and chances are more addicted as you meet other addicts who will help you score better hits.
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  429. As far as wearing whatever he wants, I think it's because none of the clothes fit him. I recall that one movie Sniper, Special ops, the costume director was told that Seagal would bring in his own clothes and you can see in many scenes some of them were not fitted on his body and was instead just put over him because he couldn't reach behind him to buckle the straps or make adjustments. I think he insists on bringing his own clothes and costumes in, and he makes it out like he's bringing in cooler gear and stuff but really because he's worried it won't fit him.
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  430. I think the relationship was meant to be platonic with the woman in the apartment. From what I can gather in the movie, he's keeping her around to help her out with her career as a rookie cop. Again, it makes no sense that she would act that way and the fact that he thinks a female roommate would behave that way makes it very silly. In many movies with him, he has a weird idea about women: they fall in love at strip clubs, women in bathroom making out, etc all very strange way. I think if anything it shows him as an abuser and it would pain me to think how he treats his wife or children in his home.
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  431. Hopefully from a wood chipper.
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  432. What's even funnier is that the preacher disappeared in the movie and nobody ever brought it up ever again. It's like he was a big player, he helped Seagal, then.................................. poof gone.
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  433. I watched the film, unfortunately. The movie made little sense. I think what they were going for was Seagal was a sniper who got left behind when they had to evacuate after an ambush and I think when they all got back to the base, they wanted to go back in and came up with the hostage switch. Again, it's very unclear as each of the characters are all switched up and on top of that Seagal knows everything despite being left behind and even can hear the plan they discuss back at the base miles away. It's basically a movie where Seagal sits down and waits for I guess them to rescue him but then the inverse happens where he rescues them from rescuing him.
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  434. So did a lot of other people who didn't get the death penalty for it. Why did they decide to put this guy on death row when there are a lot of other people in prison for life doing the same exact thing.
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  435. Yeah I rented this movie on VHS and watched it at least a dozen times growing up. lol.
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  436. The problem is the movie's plot got changed by the production company. They watched the original "Harvester" which was about alien vampires coming to invade, but they decided to redo it about a drug where they were going to infect the water supply in Paris. So they had to go back and redo some of it. The odd thing is they recalled some of the actors to come back and reshoot some scenes but they never notified Seagal of the changes.
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  437. He's proceeding as if the ruling never happened. However, since it is a violation of the 10th amendment, states do not have to follow it.
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  438. I went to South Korea and the obesity rate is fairly low there as well. At 6.3% just a little higher than Japan but really small compared to USA. I usually drink a lot of diet cokes in the USA and as you can imagine I'm fairly fat. However, in Korea, when I tried the Diet Coke, it tastes noticeably different like it's missing something. I don't know what but I stopped drinking diet cokes for the entire time I was there until I came back to the USA. Bought a diet soda at the airport and it tasted 100% different like how I remembered. So I think while unhealthy food is there, there is something they are not including in the ingredients. I never really looked but I suspect caffine or something else is lessened either to market to Koreans or some sort of law.
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  439. I wonder if she made any media posts after or even from jail? She’s like omg you guys I’m totally rocking this jailhouse jumpsuit it’s so hot!
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  440. I think she's mixing up between criminal charges and perhaps civil charges. Criminally it would be impossible for anyone outside of the police, DA, or some law enforcement to come out to say you did something criminally and as such you are charged for it. However..... a store can say that you purposely walked out of the store with an item and take you to civil court where they say you owe them for blah. You don't need to hire a lawyer per say, but they would show a video of the proposed crime and you can defend yourself. Ultimately, no you wouldn't spend any time in jail, because as I said no one can charge you criminally. It is up to the LE on that, not the stores.
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  441.  @LW13rc  a young person does. The age group she’s trying to target would see her as a gross old woman. When I was 20 someone 35 seems ancient to me. If I saw them partying and trying to act 21 my thought would be a lot went wrong in their life or they’re having a mid light crisis. However now that I’m 41 myself I like to think I’m young but I certainly know I can’t understand now 21 years old kids nor would I want to tell them how they should think.
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  442. Also, keep in mind that even if you are badly hurt, you're not going to be able to recover from it either in civil or criminal courts. The LA riots already proven that demonstrators are generally given immunity in their behavior even if they are out to commit violent acts against others. The people who beat up the trucker and hit him with a brick were found innocent. You won't be able to sue them either because no one can be claimed solely responsible for your injuries.
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  443.  @XxsoonerbornxX  she was 28 with what appeared to be a teenage son. You tell me if she made wise choices through her life?
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  444. I disagree. Prior to the shooting, Baldwin was notified that his armorer, Hannah Reed, was not taking her job seriously and several of the film crew walked off set due to the unsafe conditions. Baldwin had knowledge that Hannah was not taking her job seriously and should have fired her on the spot. Instead, he kept her on, and during the day of the shooting, he told Hannah to skip checking the firearms because it was wasting time and he was rushing everyone up to the moment of the shooting.
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  445. In the movie JCVD is supposed to be able to push a car 30+ mph, swim several miles in a few minutes, and be able to kill bad guys with pinpoint accuracy. I would say the neck grab probably severed his spin and he could not move any longer.
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  446. They get the car for fee so it’s not like they lost anything.
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  447. Why not go to Ukraine and sign up for their military? They're looking for people with experience.
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  448. I laugh how that guy thinks we're going online to look at news and stock quotes. lol.
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  449. The major difference between 1948 and now is that people back then only lived nearby. You marry Bob down the street and hope he can hold his job at the factory and be able to pay the mortgage. Whereas today people are spread out all over. So I think women, especially, are finding they have a lot more choices. Sure they could marry that guy who has a job, a house and a car, but reality is she could also marry the perfect man who is a good looking man who will also have a job, a house and a car. So the pressure of meeting someone who could provide expanded a lot more and people are waiting to meet someone perfect. The problem is perfection these days are a bit all over the place. For myself I find I have a job, I have a car, but I don't have the looks so I do not have high hopes of finding marriage at this point. I see others and they too have a job, a house, and a car and they look good so they are able to get someone before I would.
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  450.  @Fuhrious  actually he did, rather indirectly. What happened was Seagal noticed the robbery and pulls in the guy through the window with shots. This caused the robbers to panic and shoot the cashier when he pressed the alarm. Had Seagal not done that, they probably would have just taken the money and left.
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  451. God sure does have a great sense of humor. He wants his creation to suffer and die but he doesn’t want to take credit for it. It’s like god created herpes so you can get it and pray for him to cure it.
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  452. There's a generational gap so they wouldn't associate this with a "cyber crime." It's a good idea for younger people with elderly parents to make sure to tell them never sign something, and never believe what you hear on the phone, no matter what they say or how threatening they are.
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  453. Why?
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  454. Why? The helicopter is functional. Just idiots trying to not do their job.
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  455.  @JayJordanJuly  Those are just what we know of it. I'm sure if they're taking him to trial, especially for death penalty, they have more than concrete evidence than just circumstantial.
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  456.  @JayJordanJuly  correct. It's supposed to be that way! They can't release every single detail on what they discover to protect any potential juror that may come. If they release everything, the defense could argue, and there have been cases in the past thrown out for less.
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  457. I did hear of a case of natural death and someone disposing roommates or spouses unusually. I suppose some people might get worried especially if they have a criminal past or a rocky relationship.
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  458. It sounds unusual but I'm willing to bet the case is very simple. It's just that the police can't quite release all the details yet. My guess is that the roommates dealt drugs and someone got kicked out of it or something to that effect and they were angry.
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  459. Actually I kind of agree with the lawsuit even as a gun owner. Like an AR15, like Colt will put a block on the channel where the sear will go. So you'd have to do some pretty heavy modification in order to make it work but in some lowers, you can use simple illegal modifications to make it trip in full. Whereas if glock did nothing to change the design, and they knew that there was a easy way to make the modification, and did nothing, then yes, they should be sued to start making the gun have at least some sort of block to make it harder to install the modifications without heavy tooling that people normally wouldn't have.
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  460. Don't forget a random scene where Seagal and some person does some weird slapping patty cake thing for a uncomfortable amount of time.
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  461. Totally agreed. The mother is right there and would hold the baby up if he went under. If that child fell in the pool, you'd thank god every day when you find him just chilling in the water whereas how many parents find their child in a very tragic situation that's otherwise completely preventable with programs like this. It used to be mandatory in some countries that schools have swimming programs. I think other than this private school I went to, I don't recall any school requiring me to swim or if it was even an option.
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  462. It seems like in California, if you and a group of people decided you wanted to do something illegal, you can totally get away with it. Never seen that happened before in our country.
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  463. Yeah I noticed that too. He seems like the dad in that movie Fockers where he's like dang it Focker, you gotta play the game here get your head in the game and put on some defense! And just as soon as he spikes the ball he's like whoa, whoa, look man it's only a game why you're playing so serious.
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  464. Then we're all gonna find out what you been doing!
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  465. So you’re saying he’s a North Korean operative disguised as a pro American football player and they used one of those dart ladies that can throw a radioactive needle to puncture your skin and you have what appears to be a heart attack?
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  466. Don’t worry Joey gonna protect us. He has a plan! He’ll come back after his nap.
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  467.  @BloodEdgeExtreme2000  what makes it worse is you don’t know if he’s dead serious or making a parody.
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  468. The mandate is based on a 1905 SCOTUS case Jacobson v. Massachusetts which states that it is constitutional that a state mandates vaccine requirements under the 10th Amendment. In NY, the state level has allowed for local cities to set the level of requirements. At the federal level, the government can't enforce a mandate or impose such a requirement on states.
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  469. Was she all like call me, and he's like don't worry I already have your number?
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  470. Notice how she was reaching her hands out to shake but he anyway went in for the kiss and hair sniff. A lot of people defend this claiming it's a custom in Italy to kiss when greeting. That extends to men meeting other men. When a man greets a woman, he's not supposed to kiss or sniff her.
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  471.  @vgclips3239  no, I disagree. The BTK case the guy have a few victims that he might not have disclosed or the locations where he left them. So it made sense that was part of the deal that he had to give up all the details. In this case, it's just to please the public if he was to explain any sort of details about it. I don't think he should do that, or if anything maybe can tell the families in private.
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  472. I think they would have been absolved of everything had they simply not bought that firearm.
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  473. His own girlfriend btw. He probably shouldn’t have taken the plea deal and went to trial where he’d probably be found not guilty. The way these plea bargain works is they scare you with a longer sentence if you’re found guilty but you trade it with a shorter sentence if you just plea guilty. It’s really a shame especially for someone not rich enough to get a good lawyer who would actually fight for you and make sure you have the best representation.
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  474.  @krispeekream as far as anyone knows he never knew the victims at all.
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  475.  @hiverbleu8878  wow was something I said when I read what you were wearing. So I guess others would too. Some keep it to themselves and others say something.
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  476. Is it those stop oil people?
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  477. The funny thing he’s up in this tower where he can see everything going on, even back at base, and can hear everyone’s plans and can snipe anyone.
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  478.  @poetaenlaluna  she could have been raised in an uneducated household and public education. Just because someone talks like an air head or “teenager” or is camera shy doesn’t mean they’re suppressing some sort of memory.
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  479.  @poetaenlaluna  yeah yeah pulling the I don’t know talk. Classic move of someone suppressing getting beaten by words.
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  480. I'm guessing the guy gave her the cash as spending money for whatever trip they were going on. She got angry and threw the cash at him. Perhaps he was trying to buy her with lavish gifts and money but wasn't really a great guy so she gave him back the money in a rude way. I say she had enough of him. I'm thinking the guy lied about having all sorts of money for a lavish trip but she found out he was a phony when all the seats and upgrades were just fake and they had to sit in the economy section.
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  481. Well it's like those Kia that made it easy to steal. So someone could steal it, go rob someone, and use it as a getaway car. If Kia knew that there was an easy way to hack into their cars, and did absolutely nothing to prevent it, then yes, someone should be able to sue them because the car is in circulation enough and owners should have the ability to change the locks. That's the same concept with glock pistols. They can't do much about existing glocks out there, but going forward they can ensure the modification is not an easy thing to do.
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  482. I wonder how the conversation went? "Okay bob, we loaded all the dangerous fireworks here. You have what's essentially amounts to 1000 lbs of explosive in the back of your truck." "Man that sounds dangerous. Let's detonate it right here in the middle of this neighborhood instead of out in an empty field." "Yeah, that sounds pretty reasonable." 30 minutes later after everything is blown up and shattered "Don't worry, we're cops. We'll find a way to shift the blame."
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  483. I disagree. I think they shouldn’t be punished but perhaps offer him a refund for his time.
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  484. China has some of the worst pollution problems in the world. It's so bad that gas clouds go into neighboring countries reducing life expectancy. So things like this might help a little but they really need AOC to go there to tell them a thing or two.
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  485. I’m sure they had that done but no one follows them.
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  486. I hate it when that happens.
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  487. From what I understand about Seagal's movie making ability is that he takes a script, and later on decides it's not what he was going for. So he goes back and do voice overs. It gets funny because he doesn't correct really dumb things like the one liners that make no sense. No he's going back to change minor things that doesn't really advance any sort of plot or it advances a plot so complex that changing one element of it doesn't really do anything.
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  488. I disagree. You’re right smaller amounts will be harder to catch but someone is always crunching the numbers and figuring out things. It just takes a little longer to spot but someone will figure it out. Hopefully by then she quit but people get greedy when they think they can get away.
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  489. I suspect if you see someone reading a Bible in a public transit you should immediately avoid that person and stay away.
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  490. Yeah a death penalty case is.... difficult. As it should be! Even with air tight cases some people walked away. It really depends on how they can explain it and cast some doubts in the jury. Even OJ had a near airtight case that you can't deny yet they were able to cast some doubts that's enough to acquit him.
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  491.  @AndoCan123 Irconically it does.
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  492.  @AndoCan123  ironically it’s so ironic my bloodhound dog could smell the profound irony in the air.
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  493.  @AndoCan123  ironically you used your alt account to write a comment and then immediately answered it
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  494. Yeah it's such an unusual story. I mean I don't know what normally happens in co2 situations but maybe they realized something was wrong and tried to get up? It's not usual for co2 to cause you to become disorientated.
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  495. The seems like the kind of guy that would just try to pick him up and wrap his arm around him like he's holding his buddy like, "This guy! Always kidding! Always kidding! Ha he even getting me now!"
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  496.  @LocknLoad1142  like most things that are disguised as innocent turns out to be just something that enriches someone behind the scene. It’s also a great reason why you shouldn’t join a “cause” just to jump on the bandwagon. Always follow the money.
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  497.  @Hakuna_Frittata  correct they don’t cover it but usually the local city will cover it for you. When the government destroys your property it falls under a constitutional right to compensate. They may or may not give you the full amount to fix. I did heard a story of a similar incident involving a home and the swat used this ram device that tore a hole into the side of the home but they never paid the owner until he brought his case to the media then they gave him like a 100k check.
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  498. Sounds like a cover up attempt. Go in, destroy any evidence of wrongdoing, and then hand it back over like, "Oh yeah, nothing went wrong with us."
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  499. He is. He's tough on old folks.
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  500. I had to rewind that pile drive part. I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Thanks.
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  501.  @PICADALOL  I’m 40. I tried to “let go” and it works with everything else in life but finding that special someone doesn’t seem to be in store for me. Good luck to you but I remember being 30 and felt devastated because when I was 28 I was so ready to get married. Had a house a lot of savings and told god I was ready now. No one came and I went into a state of panic for a while.
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  502.  @gregbors8364 That's a really good comparison. I only ever seen the Bronson's Death Wish movies but it suffers the same issue as Seagal's movies. The first film looked very well with a simple plot of a man pushed over the edge as he's fed up with the crimes. But his other movies start to get noticeably weaker in plot where you can't relate and it instead looks as if he's just mowing down people presumably bad.
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  503.  @sigma80  immunity doesn’t protect negligence. If they knew he was dangerous they should relay that. Failure to do so is negligence and something you can sue.
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  504. The problem is Joe wants to appear competent and in charge but whenever his decisions are questioned, he gets angry and upset and finger points quickly at why it's someone else's fault. That's why Trump got elected. People are tired of it and I think with this incident some more folks are catching on that the left agenda isn't exactly working nor is it a representation of true liberal values.
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  505.  bigkahuna3061 the direct cause of this is how they handle misdemeanor vs felony and bails. When you shoplift, it’s a misdemeanor when it falls to a certain amount. They passed a bill that shifts that just a little. So what happened is now it’s not even counted as a crime when you steal X amount and police can’t enforce it since the law doesn’t meet the threshold where they can charge them. That’s why people are stealing from Target instead of high end stores where it would be counted as a felony and police can investigate. I want to educate people on this law and why democrats platform they’re running on is bad. I hope in the future you’re more focused on what they’re running in so that at the very least you can vote on a moderate democrat not running on radical work platforms.
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  506. It’s not funny though. The real question is who is running the show? Biden got the most votes ever and apparently people didn’t get who they voted for to represent them. Why aren’t the millions of voters angry that they’re not represented unless it’s fraud?
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  507. I'm sure if they interviewed Seagal about this particular scene he'd be like, "It was really heartbreaking, I've been telling people I'm their father for 70+ years and each time it gets harder because you know you just never know if you made the impact on them growing up without a father or not so I take it one day at a time and tell myself things are going to be alright and that I can tell them later that I'm their father."
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  508.  @TaylorHaubrich  won’t help if the fire is from an accelerant.
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  509.  @juliachatwell  exactly. and keep in mind that work places are held liable for anything they allow into the workplace. So if they allow for people to carry and someone in anger one day decides to use it then you can bet the company will likely have to close with the amount of money they'd have to pay to the families or people involved. If anything, they should pass a law where someone has to go through psych evals and training before they can carry into the workplace and that workplaces can't be held liable for the people who do pass these things. Then it would be a much easier thing and comfortable knowing that most likely the person won't snap in anger.
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  510. The story is fake. According to others his store closed down after a short time opening with a massive debt. It’s strictly a publicity stunt.
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  511. I feel like everyone is going to spin this around with they didn't have information or didn't know something. I also think regardless of their response efforts, lives and property would have been lost regardless. Over the years I learned a couple of things: the government will be silent when something dangerous is going to happen, and whenever they're very responsive and talking about this and that, then nothing is actually wrong other than making your life miserable with some sort of restriction or roadblock.
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  512. It's a common misconception that rich people use all these services. There's a reason they're rich and it's because they're cheap.
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  513.  @justafanatic  The problem is that he died in a questionable prison system in a country known to be overtaken by cartels. It's very plausible that a hit happened and ultimately the government didn't want to look bad that a prisoner died in their care, especially a high profile one, so they made up a story about suicide.
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  514.  @rwhirsch  it took a while to find some explanation but it sounds like there were some disabled trucks on the highway. Still doesn't adequately explain why it took over 12 hours to clear it but I guess that's the only plausible thing I heard.
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  515. Unfortunately this channel deleted my earlier comment about Conor. He not only assaulted this mascot, but also a woman claims he assaulted her in the bathroom during the game. Seems like Conor is a real jerk.
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  516. Ever since the draft was out, the recruiters are just worried about meeting quota and would rather lie their way through to meet the demands than to recruit actual top talents.
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  517. I don't know. Those bicyclists can be pretty annoying though. I can totally see someone unhinged could go crazy like that.
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  518. Honestly I don't even want to vote this November for either side. They're both out of touch with reality.
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  519. It didn't seem like a hit-and-run to me. It seems like she did not know the bike was under the car, and that the kid got up and she checked if he was okay and he said yes and she left. To me, it appears she just didn' tknow the extend of the hit.
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  520.  @shirljohn5900  That's the part of the story I'm confused about. Whose house is this? A boyfriend or family who might have gave her the weapon?
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  521. I doubt it. I mean you don't sound like the kind of person who leaves his computer.
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  522. The police is arresting him. He can have a day to make a speech in his court after they give him a judgement.
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  523. In my opinion it is okay to pretend to be a combat vet so long as you don't use that to gain money or access that you normally wouldn't. If you want to dress up as a soldier and wear all sorts of medals, then so be it.
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  524.  @aarons3961  well yeah the stabbing and the incomprehensible screaming.
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  525. The probable cause could be very weak though. You’re right they could be building a case against him but it could be based on a witness. Hopefully it’s not just a single witness and includes multiple witnesses who can back it up with proof. But I think even then he got a pretty good chance of beating the charges if it is solely based on a single witness and zero evidence. They really need multiple witnesses to convince a jury it wasn’t a one off and a consistent behavior.
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  526. Actually no because if Seagal gets injured, that poor guy would have to deadlift like 400+ pounds. They'd have to bring in the stunt double for the stairway scene.
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  527. It was a weird segal phase where he was anti oil and then he went anti violence.
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  528. The idea is to send us back to the stone ages.
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  529. I found out the same thing about homeless people. Most want to live like that because they don’t have to do much of anything. It saddens me when I hear people talking about “rights” as if we’re supposed to support this lifestyle.
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  530. Based on the news story, she was taking photos of new people coming in so it sounds like she's an employee. Perhaps she did it numerous times in the past and just wanted to go home for the day. But you're right, the FAA regulations is that you turn the engine off once everyone boards. I suspect once the FAA investigates, they will find numerous safety violations of the sky diving company.
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  531.  @ShellShock794  correct. It was unintentional design due to how the magazine is positioned into the rifle. The only thing he designed to fail was the gas tube. He made it to a certain melting point to prevent a cooking in case of extended firing but he never made the entire gun “explode.” Gas vents to the least resisted path and that happens to be out the magwell when there’s something obstructed in the bore or chamber. It’s not particular to the ar15 but anything with a magwell.
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  532.  @vert740  the only thing Eugene made on the rifle to prevent catastrophic failure was the gas tube. He made sure it would melt in case of extended firing but everything else was completely unintended just by design of the rifle. Plus Eugene never made the ar-15. He made the ar-10 and the team that downsized it to the as-15 is completely different.
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  533.  @gilliganallmighty3  I’m not voting for anyone though. I think we’re screwed no matter what and that’s what this guy figured out. I’m casting a protest vote this November but I’m not sure what to write in. Thinking of writing in Joey Biden but not sure if they’ll say it’s a vote for Kamala.
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  534. No you won't. You're already a prank so doing a prank on you would be like honking a clown's nose or something.
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  535. It was definitely an unusual era. Don't forget for people, it's not uncommon mental illness was "cured" with lobotomies or even being sent to homes. Remember those old TV shows where you can call the police and have someone hauled off a mental institute? That's wild and violation of every rights to a fair trial.
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  536. I don't think so. If you watch the building you'll notice the outside portion is supported by legs. My thought is someone hit it with a vehicle and weakened it or somehow the legs gave. The vehicle may have struck it long ago and caused problems over time. My thinking is if the entire building was poorly constructed, we'd see the whole building collapse. Other reason is if you notice some up close shots of the building, there's a huge crack on the other portion where the legs are. I just wonder if it was reconstructed or somehow weakened by an accident.
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  537. It's hard to say but going to your kid's friend's birthday party is a mess for adults. I mean you RSVP but at the same time a lot can happen outside of malice reasons that could cause you to not come to a birthday party. You got to consider your schedule, time at work, picking up your kid, etc. Also the gift falls on you to make so you got to buy some other kid's gift and you sort of wonder what's a good budget and you got to ask your kid just how close of a friend this is and you got to also ask yourself have you ever seen this kid before? Overall when I was little, the close friends circle we all rode together and yeah there were some years where we didn't go to each other's birthday parties but might have shown up at his house later to discuss gifts and all. So I think the parents and media sort of blowing this out of proportion. No way to tell what the true story is.
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  538. I went to two of them myself when I was in my 20s. It’s brutal. I’m hard of hearing and don’t have the appearance of a normal man. So when I went all of the women I went up to left. Didn’t say hi or anything and one lady I remembered dropped something of hers and didn’t even picked it up to run off to the next table. It got to a point where the event coordinator told me in a nice way that maybe it’s not for me and I left. It was very bad experience. As a non typical man it was hard but it sounds like for a typical man it is very difficult as well.
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  539. I often read into her story wondering if there is a god or not. You would think that with such astronomical odds of survival, she made it. You would think she did something great with her life or maybe she had a child that would go do something great. But no, she just lived out her life, and her survival guilt only caused her to lose everything and everyone. So it makes me wonder if we really all are here randomly and everything is happening just by chance.
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  540. I always thought it was because he can't tilt his head. If you look at it very closely, he's lining up the sight to his eyes but he never tilts his head. If you ever seen a very large person try to shoot, they tend to look very awkward as they tilt their head to the side. I'm guessing off screen Seagal tried various methods and decided on this to look sort of professional. I've seen in other films he has a riser on his rifle that's intended for night vision gear but it levels perfectly with Seagal's larger frame and inability to tilt his head. Or he could you know, act, and simply pretend like his aiming instead of actually aiming which doesn't make sense.
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  541. @CollinGerberdingfor liberals…. Yes.
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  542.  @akumamakima2280  Raygun got 0s in all three of her attempts at the Olympics. Several of the semifinalist lost 3 to 0. So a lot of 0s went around not just Raygun.
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  543. The constitution is about protecting those accused of a crime from a lynch mob setting. It wasn't made to prevent criminals from being punished for their crimes. That fact seems lost in our modern world. I do think that in the future, people will take matters into their own hand as they'll find going to the police or court just doesn't work or bring the justice they deserve. There needs to be a radical shift in how our DA pursue charges and how sentences are handed down fairly for the crimes committed. Letting someone essentially walk away after doing such a serious crime is really injustice and in shape or form what our forefathers would have thought would happen.
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  544. I think they knew they were cruel and unusual and probably felt bad for the monkey but at the same time I think many of them felt the pain and torment of one creature far outweighed the benefits of potentially helping millions. I don't think they thought it was "useless" because at that time, mental illness, addiction, etc weren't as understood as today. After all mental illness was starting to gain traction around the 50s and 60s but it wasn't exactly humane.
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  545. Actually imagine if the fire department said they'd only put out 66% of your fire and that you're responsible for the remaining 44%.
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  546. I don't think they were certified lifeguards but volunteers. It's very difficult to spot someone drowning in the water and it's often not in a way you would think. I think they simply didn't know or understood and often swimming is an event where being overconfident is dangerous. I think some of the people on shore were previous lifeguards so they were recognizing someone in distress and tried to help.
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  547. @stryle yung My mother who is considered elderly always bring back home papers for me to read before she signs them. There were a few cases from the dentist where they tried to make her sign a contract to buy expensive procedures. Point is it's not hard to sit down to talk to your elderly grandmother for 10 minutes to explain never sign papers, ever. There are a lot of people who take advantage of people who don't know.
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  548. Rittenhouse was a clear defense case. This case had nothing to do with anything. Ahmaud did nothing wrong. He was an innocent guy running and they tried to hold him on the belief he did "something" wrong. That's not self-defense, that has nothing to do with citizen arrest. You can only citizen arrest someone if you know they committed a crime and even so, you can't shoot them. You can't defend someone else's property.
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  549.  @Hiux4bcs  it’s where you’re left outside to either extreme temperatures. Essentially died from the weather, hunger or a bit of both.
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  550. It’s even sadder when they don’t get that bad of a punishment.
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  551.  @chs9627  you’d get into more trouble depending on what happened. So it may be smarter to at least plead no contest as oppose to not guilty.
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  552. I really like my Shadow 2 that I got recently. I don't mind the weight since I'm not using it for carry or duty, but I will say the slide manipulation is very difficult especially under high stress. I saw someone with a really hold CZ at the range, the surplus police one and the slide is much easier to grab and manipulate. I'm not sure why CZ decided to make the slide so low on newer models but I guess that is okay.
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  553. Historically, USA had a history of giving placebo and/or unknown drugs to poorer communities. I mean does the covid vaccine work? I'm 80% sure that it is okay and will at least work. But.... with it coming out so soon and with so little tests conducted, they're essentially using "real world" users as test subjects. What are the long term effects of the vaccine vs what are the long term effects of covid? I'd like to know but with so little time and with so high of a risk, they're essentially playing russian roulette with it. You can get the vaccine and just hope all will be okay. Or you can just not get the vaccine, and hope you're part of the 97% of people who just come out a-okay after getting it but what are the long term effects of covid in your body? Who knows.
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  554.  @airyshaggy83  the fact you think Mexican original language is Mexican shows just the reason they have to speak their conquerer’s language.
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  555. I mean after seeing it too. I mean imagine you did all what you say, then afterwards go into a classroom that you didn't enter and seeing those poor kids all in pieces. I mean a .223 round in a <25 yards going to explode watermelons and imagine how that would look on a living person. What a sad thing and I just can't imagine them just standing there trying to play it off like they're heroes.
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  556. I heard the people say dinger. Logically speaking if people were screaming the other word I imagine someone in the stadium would be pretty upset.
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  557. They do look kinda cute. I like how the babies all crawl on the back and just walk around.
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  558. even worse... imagine you got held hostage wearing that stupid poncho after spending half your savings on overpriced water?
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  559. From what I recall happened was an oxygen tank ejected from the plane during take off. So it's possible they didn't stowed the tank properly before take off and it went ajar and ultimately caused the crash. That's purely based on speculation though from what I remember and don't know if the tank played any role.
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  560. Even more so when you get a brochure about how to tell if someone is following your car or that you shouldn't use back roads then it should be a fair warning to not go.
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  561. I can't believe he said he isn't to blame for her death. Regardless if the live round was placed in with malice, the point is Alec pulled the trigger. Had he just followed ONE, I mean just ONE of the basic firearm safety rules, this would not have happened. Never take someone's word for the condition of a firearm.
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  562. That’s the problem with bad service. No one cares. She’s doing what we all want to do at some of these places.
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  563. It's not just people talking about her, but the judges at the olympics gave her a 0 three times. So it is certainly very unusual considering Australia is considered like one of the leading scene for breakdancing since the 2000s. I would have expected USA, Japan, and Australia to have easily made the top 3.
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  564. Yeah very unusual. I don't think all the kids knew they were breaking into a home. I think someone who knew the family and knew they didn't have any sort of alarm or camera systems in place. Very unusual for someone who owns a $8 million dollars home.
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  565. I agree that they probably thought it was extremely cruel but at the same time I think they felt the pain of one creature probably didn't matter when it would help millions.
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  566.  @andyanderson5637  yeah, that's true. It's probably going to shift to the person who bought the fireworks rather than the incompetent police. It happens all the time in other areas like that one time the police bust the door down in the wrong house and shot the home owner and rather than being held accountable, they just said the officer was justified.
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  567.  @PatienceWithAnimals-be6uc  I think it’s a scam. Pretty common for missing person or pets case where someone calls you to say they know where they are but request money for the information. Give them money and you never hear anything at all again. It’s probably best she waits for the German government and Israel government to give the official story.
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  568. You guys notice how he had to sniff Kamala hair? Like no wonder he chose her for VP. Jill probably doesn’t let him sniff unless he gets her an office upgrade.
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  569. I did finally ended up watching this movie. Wow was it bad. I love how at the end Seagal comes over with the 300k and the guy is like you're nothing but the handyman but then he reveals he's the guy that's been going around killing the gang members and suddenly the guy gets this super nervous look all over his face like he's dealing with the real deal. Then he goes hide with a gun, comes up to an unarmed Seagal who is breathing heavily and looks like he wants to sit down, and suddenly decide to put his gun down and instead do this sword fight where he's unable to hit a bloated, large man who can barely swing his arm fast enough. Also, strangely I never got the initial church scene. I had to rewind it and my dvd copy did not have him going to the church but somehow later in the film the brother and the lady are there and they all seem to know each other.
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  570. He’s in jail now for 7 years on a different charge. He’s a registered so and he failed to register his car or something so they threw the book on him. I’m guessing the impersonating an officer just wasn’t provable or something.
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  571.  @someguy1141  The #1 killer has been heart diseases. Most of which is completely preventable by altering your lifestyle. Imagine if everyday CNN showed graphs and numbers on people who are diagnosed with pre-diabetes? Imagine for a second "scientists" come on TV to show data and graphs to explain doing something as simple as cooking food at home reduces your heart risks? Imagine for a second the government mandating that all companies stop selling soda and cokes in vending machines because it is too dangerous? Yet something as simple as covid. Something that you can get regardless of wearing a mask or getting a vaccine. Yet it has caused hardship on millions of people. During the USS GW outbreak, it was found that 70% of people who didn't get the covid followed very simple behavior such as washing hands, maintaining distance with others, and some folks even wore masks, yet, but not all the time. Point is we can get over this if "scientists" showed actual data. The media bringing in actual experts who can explain how simple behavioral changes can help. Instead we get a massive vaccine push that amounts to nothing because you can still get covid and the people who are spreading covid are the ones who are vaccinated. They feel invincible so they go out, don't wear masks, don't follow any health common-sense, and instead spread it around then blame people who didn't get the vaccine. Why should you get the vaccine to protect yourself from people who got the vaccine? Aren't vaccine supposed to stop the spread of covid? Heard immunity states that 40-80% of the population as to either have the disease or be vaccinated against it. We're well past that point yet for some reason it's still a problem. Ever stop to think?
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  572. She was always against the USA anyways.
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  573.  @nunya887  we found the dangerous guy who doesn’t know how to use a gun and thinks of them as “weapons of war.” Lol
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  574.  @ThreaT650  you’re right. It’s a proven fact that countries that don’t give driver training to kids they do 1000% better. They also post on Instagram before each outing in car with hashtags yolo. It’s a proven fact that people who don’t train for anything do way better than those who train and understand what they’re doing. That’s why in movies where the good guys get guns they’re able to make pinpoint accurate shots and understand everything about the weapons limitations and recoil.
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  575. A lot of people cite other countries as a testament that gun control works but they don’t show the crime data or that the crime data is not considering certain crimes. It’s attacking the tool that’s used in crimes rather than the actual criminals who will use other means. If I was a criminal I would feel pretty confident that I could get away with my crime if I knew there’s a good chance the person I’m committing the crime to wouldn’t have a firearm or means to protect themselves.
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  576.  @xdemon5015  you're correct. I've been shooting for the past 20+ years of my life and go the range about once or twice a week. I've seen a lot of different body types but those that are very tall or large tend to have a hard time shouldering the rifle, and having sight alignment. They have to bob their head in this very uncomfortable position if they shoulder their rifle properly. So what I see them oftentimes do is hold the rifle as far out as they can to have the alignment. My thought is that they need to get a higher mounted sight on their rifle. I've seen Seagal in one film earlier where he was using a riser, usually for night vision equipment, but he looked fairly decent holding the rifle and shooting. In this movie, he was using a very low mounted RMR that even for a normal sized man it would be hard to align and shoulder. It does beg the question why would he need to actually AIM when he's in a movie? Why does he have to try to "aim" to be "professional."
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  577. @ okay thanks. but i read a new report and it doesn't sound like carbon monoxide because they didn't find anything. Actually what happened was they got a 911 call from a caretaker who noticed them on the ground from the window and the police broke in and found pills all around their bodies. No gas leaks or anything detected around the house. The one dog passing away could have been from it eating the pills on the floor? Not sure.
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  578. The department should be as diverse as possible. That means the new police chief should be the first transsexual lesbian illegal immigrant from El Salvador.
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  579. From what I understand, Hannah requested the live ammunition and apparently one day they had a live fire party during a slow day. Apparently they all wore the same props they worn on the movie set and what probably happened was they put live ammunition into the props and used them to reload. After completing the live fire, Hannah never checked it again and on the day of the shooting, she just grabbed random rounds from the prop outfits that had a mix of live and prop ammo.
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  580. Actually no. In his films, if you watch it close enough, you'll realize that about 90% of the people he's blowing away are usually innocent of what is going on in the film. In several scenes he would go into shops or workplaces and basically drop more innocent people than the actual enemies. Also, in some films, he would let the main bad guy go or completely off the hook for little to no reason. He would make this huge plot twist where somehow the main villain can get off. In all of the films, Seagal IS the enemy.
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  581. Is it just me or is the face mask switching sides of his face?
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  582. I sincerely hope this November we can beat this. We really need to vote these people out of congress. I have little hope though. People believe these people will give them abortion and handouts but they fail to see them for what they are.
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  583. In that case, yeah it's not "free speech" because the alarm is faulty and set to over sensitivity. Sort of like if someone constantly played loud music in the apartment all hours of the day even when not home is not exactly free speech. But honking after a team wins a game or honking if someone is holding up a sign you agree with, is completely different from what you described.
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  584. Have you ever tried stopping someone from drinking, smoking, or doing drugs? It's impossible. I also love how it's everyone else's fault and not Anna's fault. No one shoved a bottle in her hands and said here drink up! It's 100% Anna's own faul and it's 100% on Anna to fix it herself. She should have realized the problem, realized no one was going to help her but herself. That's step 1 in any AA meeting that you own up to your own fixing.
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  585. This entire thing is not far from the truth of many of these things. Often they find a lot of warning signs or lack of anything being done by authorities.
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  586. First clue is that he’s a life long Democrat. His belief is that he’s the only right person and that he has very good intention that qualifies him to do whatever he feels right. His entire world is based on feelings and how he feels about himself and others.
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  587. Your keyboard could be a weapon and simultaneously press two or more keys at once there fore blame the idiot and take the keyboard away.
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  588. I imagine the impact would have splattered him all over and his body mostly unrecognizable.
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  589. If anything chris rock was most mature about it. He took the slap and didn’t react good or bad and kept his cool. That takes a lot to do.
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  590. It's no one's fault but Anna. I would record it as well and show her later on what she looked and behaved like in hopes that she would get help. It's no one's fault but Anna that she reached that point. No one can stop her or anything of the sort. Have you ever tried stopping someone from drinking, doing drugs, or smoking themselves to death? It's impossible. I dealt with it and one day just made peace with myself that there's nothing anyone can do and that I tried my best despite the situation. Anna's death is 100% in her own hands. She did it to herself and there was no one but Anna herself that could have helped her. She should have watched this video and said to herself that she needed help and that it was time she got better. She didn't and that's no one's fault but her own.
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  591.  @ThisaraGamalath  not even that. They get them for free. The car companies love to advertise.
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  592. Why weren't you furious when they wanted to abandon Isreal?
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  593.  @DOPSTARZzz  yeah that entire bit was hilarious. They had his signature waddle gun move down. I recall a parody where they used that film of him walking out an interview as a fake reaction to him seeing that episode.
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  594. Yeah, she follows most of the professors I know. They know a lot of stuff about everything in the subject, but can't actually produce anything meaningful. I recall a professor wanted to create a "learning" tool written in Java. It was supposed to be animated algorithm that would take a for loop and simply animate what is going on with each variable as the loop iterates. Apparently it took him nearly 3 years of development and on top of that the thing did not work at all and got many of the edge cases wrong. A couple of us took the source code and modified it some but he got all upset that it despite us showing it was working but he said we forgot some technical details and said he wouldn't put the code in.
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  595. The woman is wanted on several other charges including stealing money from her employer. So overall she did not seem like a trust-worthy person.
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  596. Hardly feel sorry for anyone there who voted blue. Unfortunately you're going to see a lot more of this until we start voting people who want to make laws that are enforceable.
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  597. The problem is that he ISN'T with Trump. He turned his back on him when he needed him the most. Had he stood up, we might not have been in this mess right now. Putin wouldn't dare do this under ANY other presidents in history. Putin sees America as weak and incompetent. Not the strong country it was at the start of Trump, and under Obama, Bush, Clinton, and before.
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  598.  @Isa-io1eo  Chances are if you can't pay back the loan then you got the wrong degree. If your degree doesn't land you a job that pays more than 30k per year then honestly you should just look to skipping college altogether.
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  599. You can pour the gas into a small cup and just toss it real fast. Don't pour from a large container as it can travel back if you don't quickly pull back.
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  600.  @mj1946  depends. As far as I understand it he was not actually charged and was released. It's up to the navy on how they handle his behavior now as he's drinking on the job basically.
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  601. Also, if I discovered my long lost father the first thing I want to do is play some weird slappy game with him.
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  602.  @CriminalonCrime  I think usa and England should both stay out of it and let Israel and Palestinian to settle the debate themselves.
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  603.  @TheAshMcG yes but at some point common sense has to take over.
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  604.  @justalpha9138  Just remember the recruiter will get you to sign on just to meet quota. So never trust a recruiter or take their word. Instead do your research and make sure before you sign that contract you understand what you're getting into. That means making sure you got a shot at being a pilot and that is in writing. A lot of people will fail the pilot program and end up spending 5 years in the military doing nothing they want to do. So that is a large portion of your youth that could be spent going to college or otherwise. So I think you should seriously think about going to college if you can afford it then joining the military after you graduate. That is the smartest and from what I seen give the best result because you're a lot smarter but on top of that you're much more viable in the job market should you fail.
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  605. I think they should fine her at the very least for causing such a problem.
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  606. One of his voters ran over people who didn’t vote for him.
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  607.  @muckymedway3309  he was trying to drop off his thesis and resume to NASA as a future engineer. He has an impressive resume straight As, in the church choir, got to top levels in the Boy Scouts and even loves his momma.
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  608. Actually it's pretty difficult to spot a drowning person in the water. It doesn't look anything like the movies. I think some of the people on the shore were previously lifeguards and probably recognized it was a swimmer in distress.
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  609. It’s more his fault anyways. He probably wanted a wife and she ended up being the only one who liked him. Once the dough rolled in be realized there’s better chicks he can buy with that money and left her but since she didn’t leave him she wanted him dead.
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  610. Yeah it's crazy how po'd someone gets when they occupy land they own.
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  611. I think your intro summarized this movie perfectly. Seagal went in somewhere, did a bunch of stuff, a bunch of people got hurt and died, and what for? Absolutely nothing at all. Even if there was one criminal mastermind behind it all, Seagal would still somehow kill more innocent people and people who had nothing to do with it before revealing this grand plot that so-so who he could have just taken a taxi to confront.
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  612. You know Kamala is going to be worse? She's going to turn US into an totalitarianism state.
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  613.  @bbcofmemes6982  it's over a lot more than that. Their business is overall very shady. If you read the reviews before this viral video, you'll see they had numerous complaints about being sold broken or overpriced cars. The owner tried to blame the viral video creating fake reviews but the investigators looked into it more and found many of the complaints were true and not a result of the viral video where people post fake reviews. They seem like very bad people overall.
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  614. Okay thanks for sharing that. I thought I was crazy for not realizing what the point of this story was or what sort of concluding thing they found.
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  615. So they are only "open minded" when they agree with your side?
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  616. They probably have to take turns hold him up and propping him around and fearful of being crushed.
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  617.  @Ruosteinenknight  this movie has a weird sense of "justice." So the story goes that Seagal is looking for his son's killer but this guy who broke into his apartment knew who the killer was but since it was his own brother, he didn't want to give him up knowing Seagal would kill him. Then it ends up Seagal didn't kill his son's killer, and instead kills the drug dealer but lets a lot of other people go who not directly involved. So he said at the end of the movie he was just after his son's killer but he didn't accomplished that and the guy he killed was just indirectly involved with the killing given he made no order to conduct the hit.
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  618. Maybe she got a boyfriend and she wants to impress him with her cooking skills. Can’t say it’s a great presentation but I suppose any halfway decent dude would be okay with it.
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  619. Why? Seems like an otherwise okay guy that had a lot of issues.
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  620.  @AztecUnshaven  Seagal wants us to believe that a very obese man who waddles and looks lethargic all the time will be special forces and somehow through some great epiphany he found he needs to channel his inner peace and he goes into a small town as an outside and yet somehow won over the ENTIRE city simply by being a DIY chiropractor, beating up people, and on top of that stealing from a store because the owner is too proud to pay him money. Then at the end, for reasons not ever stated in the movie, he decides to help out this woman a third of his age and does he use this wise kung fu master that he had portrayed himself as? Nope, he's armed to the teeth and uses the most foul language and description to discuss how he'll just help this woman a third of his age for no reason and massacre people based on a loose, unspecific dream.
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  621. The worst part is this news video probably got them killed anyways.
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  622. ​ @michaelangst6078  The problem with modern family is that things are quite expensive. I think regardless both the man and woman will need to work in the relationship to some degree. I think as a guy, you want to be the main supporter but I think as a woman, it's not a bad idea to at least roll in some additional income. It doesn't have to be double the income but at least to some degree adding additional money each month will provide a good comfort spot.
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  623. I did recall hearing he had a gambling issue.
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  624.  @joseywales3848 this is the correct answer. People are trying to apply anthropomorphism but at the end of the day they’re animals and they simply find things to eat.
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  625.  @fridrekr7510 the main reason is that it's a lot more modular and easier to swap parts compared to other designs out there. Most ar patter rifles allow you to change out accessories and configurations without any sort of change in how you use or handle the rifle. Now you can say that they can change out or add rails to anything but that usually requires work when you have something on the market that does it right out the box. Like if you wanted to configure the rifle for CQB, you can easily do so with the change to a reddot and add a light, but just as easily you can configure the same exact rifle for urban with maybe adding a magnifier or swapping it out for a lpvo. Something you can't do very easily with the main army's bullpup design.
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  626.  @bird4816  I should also mention that I rarely, if ever, heard of a successful civil case against someone inside their own home or business. So if you are at home, and someone breaks in, and you have to defend yourself, you rarely have to worry about a civil or criminal case. Even in California it is almost impossible to bring a case against a home owner who is inside their home when whatever happened.
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  627. I just wonder if this is something they pay for? My mother is getting older and I very much worry about how home care is going to work for her someday. I very much worry about people like this coming to her home.
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  628. Let’s see…. China got away with giving a worldwide global pandemic by accidentally releasing a virus from their wuhan labs. They’re untouchable at this point.
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  629.  @MoralGovernment  and neither was the first guy in the video.
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  630. It's not bad but I think they often get abused by the handler.
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  631. I've worked 17 years post college and looking back at the professors I realized many of them probably failed the "real world" and instead going to teach people. As a matter of fact, I recall one guy at my previous work was an elderly man and when we started to move to svn and doing some more complex UI from the basic HTML, he would always complain about how it was too complicated and used examples of how the moon landing was written much more simplier. He went on to teach at a college campus. Imagine that someone who hates current software design is now teaching software design... how many of his students you think are actually prepared for the workplace?
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  632. Very doubtful you'll get the full story. You can only piece together what might have happened. From what I understand he was rejected and was targeting those he thought had to do with his rejection. I also read he had a gambling issue so that might have played into this as well.
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  633. I think this is a poor way to look at it. In countries where mandatory voting takes place, a lot of people actually go vote but don't actually vote for whoever is on the ballot. I think a lot of Americans are just sick of the two party politics but don't really know what else to do other than simply not voting. I was honestly on the fence about voting this election and ALMOST didn't go but my mom wanted to go so I drove her there and she asked me to vote as well. I reluctantly did so and almost just did a write in for no one, but decided literally last minute to vote for Trump since he seemed to be the better of the two but not by much.
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  634.  @poetaenlaluna  ah passive aggressiveness a classic sign of someone trying to not relive memories of a early abuse. Sucks when someone makes assumptions don’t it?
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  635. I don't know. I think Biden and the other dems are doing a great job. I was very worried what I would do with my large bank account last year but this year it is nearly 0 thanks to Biden.
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  636. If you listen to his songs, and the lyrics, his lifestyle kind of makes sense. He's always rapping about dealing and living a street lifestyle. Now reality strikes in that the lifestyle includes trafficking amongst other illicit things. So if you really want to know how he got his hands on it? Look in the mirror. If you ever bought or listened to his music or product, you were part of the problem.
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  637.  @KristiContemplates  you didn't listen to the audio tape of it? The hijackers knew they were forcing their way in and you can hear them plotting to crash the plane. You can hear panic as he's screaming and the passengers trying to do something.
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  638. That's precisely why these sort of experiments are just horrible to carry out. The problem is these animals have no idea why they're feeling the way they are, and as such it makes it 10x more horrible because it wants to stop the pain and can't draw any logical conclusion from what's causing it. At least with a person you understand and know that the drugs you're taking is the root cause of your pains and you can do something about it.
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  639. I think the biggest slap in the face for him would be finding out who your true friends are. So far we only know of his lawyers, but they're being paid big bucks. I'm sure once that is gone he'll probably just sit there and realize he has no one. That sometimes take a lot out of a person so it's understandable he's on suicide watch.
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  640. I think you're confused about protecting yourself and love ones over property. Your body and your children's bodies are sacred items. Someone entering your home capable of doing who knows what is assumed to not be there to play pattycake and talk about the weather outside. @FerrisSOCAL 
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  641. When they book people on charges of theft, it's a price tag limit where it brings certain charges. I recall the amount was pretty "low" like $25-500 (or maybe it's 1000) is considered a misdemeanor but above that it's considered a felony charge. The problem is California and some states increased that amount, and not by a little but enough to where if they break into your car, it's not even close to the amount where it's even considered a felony. Most cops probably won't go after a misdemeanor unless they're caught red handed in the act, but a felony is pretty serious charge so they might investigate. So that's why you're seeing a lot of these smash and grab types and why it doesn't work in states where the amount is still at the proper limit where if they're caught doing this it's a felony. I believe in California, if you went into a Walgreens, packed a book bag full of goodies, you can walk out and not worry about a charge because you're well below the limit of even a misdemeanor charge.
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  642. I do believe it was from dragging her which would explain why she had both legs broken as well.
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  643.  @arthurcharlesstewart4617 and that’s how it’s supposed to be. They have to decide on what they are presented with and have no outside opinion. But you’re right sometimes evidence surfaces afterwards.
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  644. I’m glad people remembered this. I can’t believe he’s getting away with murdering elderly people. Let’s hope he gets at least investigated for the deaths he caused.
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  645. The DNA evidence will be the real nail on the coffin but yes I heard in other videos that there are recordings of him entering the bathroom with her.
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  646. Geez fresh bodies and they want people to buy buy buy! I wouldn't be surprised if the mayor came out like spend money folks!
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  647. I think what happened was while doing the film she requested live ammunition for target practice. Probably what ended up happening was they used some of the props, and probably put live ammunition in with the fake ones and it was a ticking bomb at that point before Hannah grabbed a live one from probably one of the props that had it. They found various props on set that had a mix of live and dummy rounds on them so chances are that was during the range practice.
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  648. It would be funny if everyone at his work got on him about it but afterwards they show everyone on the force carrying rappelling gear.
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  649.  @AndreiBYhappy  it seems like other non-combative agencies too like the EPA and Seagal had ultimate authority over anyone else. Also as a DEA agent he has authority over Hong Kong police and above any country cop simply by flipping his badge and without even checking or seeing what he did somehow they obey everything he says.
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  650. After she's been lying to the audience and playing into the liberal agenda, she's probably tired of it.
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  651. Why? He’s making the parking spaces and things celebrities and athletes use to make millions.
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  652.  @justinlaw2670  but there's no reason someone should be working minimum wage too.
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  653.  @Mr_Zod you’re right we are to trust the same system that sends people for similar if not worse crimes for far less sentencing. Why such harsh sentence for such a young person?
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  654. Sounds like California.
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  655. 523 sounds like a lot but the NYPD has about 36,000 officers. So losing just shy of 2% of the force is not too bad. It could have just been a rough month for the city as a whole.
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  656.  @kimberleeulrich2905  I disagree because the area is known for wildfires and on top of that the city knew for months the water pressure to the hydrants were lacking. I agree that they would not have contained the fire entirely even with working hydrants as they need the air support to fight the blaze from spreading. But again it’s a clever diversion because had the fire hydrants had adequate pressure the fire would not have spread as rapidly. Even with the inadequate hydrant pressure a simple house fire during normal times was not easy since they had to rely on the engines water that they bring but in most cases a fire truck or two could put out one house fire without relying on the hydrants. Then hydrants are designed to safeguard against a larger fire and in this case that is exactly what happened.
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  657.  @jds355  the number of "twists" that came with the package is really mind boggling that it made it so complicated and complex that it's hard to tell if by the end of the movie everyone was resolved or not.
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  658. Who is the “movie industry”? Anyone can make a movie. The problem is that Alec hired Hannah solely based on her father being a famed armorer. She made various careless and neglectful choices that ultimately led up to this event. It wasn’t just a case of accidentally loading a live round in which case she probably wouldn’t be charged because it would mean she was doing her job up to that point which she wasn’t. The problem here is that the “movie industry” whoever that might be, should require an armorer to be qualified and anytime real firearms are on set they should mandate everyone gets training along with a certified armorer.
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  659. I kind of thought at this point his career was going downhill. He was difficult to work with and I recall the director and actors had a difficult time with Seagal on set. This was one of his last movies before he started doing DTV.
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  660. It's communism at work here.
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  661.  @AsobiMedio  True, a lot of folks go to work to pay for crap that they bought on a loan. That includes houses, cars, and whatever is on the credit cards. The average person probably can't afford a house compared to the boomer generation who could work a 9-5 job at a supermarket and still be able to afford a home and provide for the family. My parents worked for way less than me and accomplished a lot more than me: they have retirement, their own home, and steady retirement income. I'll have none of that despite making 3x more than them. Is that fair? Dang if I know. But I do know President Joey Biden, who apologized to Communist Xi and bends over to him, probably won't do much about it for me.
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  662. The "expert" explained it at about the 8:00 mark and something I found to be true being nearly 40. I find that women are looking for perfection. Back in 1948, women didn't have that much choice since they are limited to their geographical area. So Bob down the street who has a job at the factory is a highly likely prospect for marriage. Whereas today, people can move around, women can have careers and no longer are they forced to stay at home taking care of the house. With that in mind, nearly every guy today has a job, can provide a home and be able to to get a car. So women have a lot of choices and can make a better choice outside of that by finding someone they like, they find good looking, and can hold a job, a house, and a car. I guess when you say it's a "buyer's market" the truth is it's a "woman's market" right now. Women are able to make choices in their partner and can easily say no to someone despite them having all the great qualities of a marriageable man.
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  663. My guess is that he was borrowing some plot from the Nicholas Cage movie where it made a lot more sense. He was defending his girlfriend from an attack from some drunk dudes, but unintentionally killed them and the police put some charges of murder on him because he was special forces and they say that because of his training, he was more deadly than the average citizen and as such had a duty to exercise precautions. Steven Seagal took it to a completely silly level where the cop is just going, "You're SPECIAL FORCES!" as if that means something great and he did something profoundly wrong. On top of that, Seagal wasn't just trying to defend his girlfriend but he was actually intending to do serious harm/murder the people.
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  664.  RaniaIsAwesome  What's even more ironic is that this same group of people don't realize a significant amount of people are joking and they can't see that.
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  665.  @AndoCan123  ironically defining words was explained in the video.
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  666.  @AndoCan123  ironically you have the power to do that. Webster is pretty popular these days.
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  667.  @AndoCan123  ironically you can do it yourself!
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  668.  @hallunolla  ironically so
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  669.  @AndoCan123  definitely and ironically so
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  670. Oh boy that works really well.
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  671.  @DontKnowDontCare6.9  yes, normally it would be wrong to poke fun of someone for their clothing. In Seagal's case, he started to get out of shape late in his career and costume/prop had trouble fitting clothes for him so Seagal insists on bringing his own stuff in but to save himself from being embarrassed, he claims that he is bringing in specialized gear that is better than the one on set. There are reports that he becomes violent if anyone touches or insist on fitting clothes for him. Seagal is "in character" even off set and that includes making sure he wears clothes and outfits that matches whatever he believes he is portraying himself as. In this movie, I imagine he's thinking he's this super detective with a really cool career and everyone is always coming to him for advice and guidance in solving unsolvable crimes. What better way than to portray himself as this Hong Kong like (hence the Chinese mumu) like in that Jackie Chan movie where he's figuring out all these patterns and stuff. Of course, everyone should point out that it isn't fooling them at all.
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  672. That's Nia! She's the sidekick in the last couple seasons of Walker Texas Ranger. She's able to do some pretty good moves during the show so I'm a bit surprised she decided to star in a post-stardom Seagal film where she's not able to showcase her real talent.
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  673. I watched this last year and the one thing that made me watch it again was the Captain. That guy is hilarious. It's like he's so po'd about everything, even when people ask about their own job lol. It's funny the Captain is mad about the lack of progress but he doesn't seem to actually leave his office and go out on the field to take care of it himself.
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  674.  @RayWoodberry-l1r  yeah I’m guessing from being dragged by a car. I’m thinking the mother is getting scammed by someone. Hopefully she doesn’t send this person any money or anything without getting official word that she is indeed alive.
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  675.  @ppw2393  yeah, I kind of wonder if maybe his neighbors were doctors or something? He could have tried to rush out the door to go get help and suffered a heart attack in the excitement. The other dogs may be alive because they are able to wander around outdoors and drink and eat things.
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  676. Yeah wouldn’t be surprised a political rival let something slip.
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  677. He did vote him out...with a different kind of punch card.
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  678.  @erajazz2134  it wasn’t a prop gun but an actual firearm that could shoot actual bullets.
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  679. I feel like people should take a class in Detroit Urban Survival Training. It's pretty fun, to be honest. Plus he tells you at the beginning not to do what he's showing you and most people are just having fun. Way better than the more serious stuff. I'm betting you'd know about the same level of information if you took a Jocko Willink class and comparatively took a Detroit Urban Survival Training class which amounts to nothing practical. Both classes thrive on the idea that you probably won't get into any of the situations mentioned and both classes make you sign a waiver. Also, those that do get into such situations probably won't be taking a Jocko or a Detroit class and consider it a department approved training. It's sort of like a NFL star QB taking off to a high school football camp and coming back to play a game.
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  680. Reminds me of the movie Sunshine
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  681.  @a.alphbond9003  sounds like a well trained parrot from CNN.
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  682. I think they mostly appeal to younger students. It's more easier to indoctrinate them because 1) they probably don't commute, so they don't quite understand the problems they're causing, and 2) it's easier to convince younger people that the solution is to be outraged instead of focusing on what might be the problem. None of these people know of a solution other than for it to stop and politicians are using it as a motive to increase taxes on energy and cars.
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  683. I do think his earlier movies had a simple plot that made it known he's a "good guy." But his post stardom movies all tend to have very complex plots that's harder to follow and conclude. You're trying to figure out the plot at the same time as Seagal seems to just know who the bad guys are without ever explaining to the viewer or even showing how he figured it all out. All it does is as you say make him look like a homicidal maniac.
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  684. I’m guessing his behavior wasn’t exactly civil when he went downstairs to discuss the music. Plus he could have been playing it at a level that you could just barely hear it over the ceilings.
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  685. When Shits&Giggles got elected they said they wouldn't blame the previous administration. Yet here we are, just shits&giggles.
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  686.  @Sekiberius24  that’s if they were actually hostages or hostage takers.
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  687. Come on holly you don’t have to fake something. You can just show your sympathy and move on like everyone else did.
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  688.  @averagerow1029  they're to shoot until the threat stops.
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  689. No one notices the guy's missing shoe?
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  690. It's not an AR15, the weapon they want to demonize.
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  691.  @amber619pop  yeah seems excessive. My first fire extinguisher lasted about 5 years before having to get rid of it. My current one is about 7 years old but still in the green so I don’t know.
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  692.  @Sai_Zz  yeah but do you have one in EVERY SINGLE ROOM of your house? That seems a bit excessive to have that many fire hazards lol.
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  693. Usually when they're after money instead of justice it's a good indicator that it's a fraud.
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  694. To be honest, I kind of wonder how much of it is true? I find it hard to believe anyone would buy it but then again anything is possible. I honestly think this is Hailey's PR team trying to create a new trend where she "redeems" herself in a completely unverified story.
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  695. "Why am I here?" Didn't she just walked into the room by herself?
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  696. I actually came around to watching this movie. I'm having a very hard time understanding Seagal's level of violence against the crime group and it seems that the CIA and that one dude trying to kill him are actually the "good guys" in this film trying to stop a mad man rampage. In this movie I could Seagal killing about 20+ people, all by doing nothing more than being at the wrong place at the wrong time. The number of guys the bad guys killed? 3. The first was Seagal's teammate that they sent in and shot because Seagal was executing everyone and he didn't know what to do since he knew he was dead. Then then one police captain they killed because the bad guys paid him $300k to keep information but he didn't know who carried out the hit. And that one woman who they wanted to silence from talking.
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  697. When I took my mom to the local VFW the first thing they ask for is a DD214 to verify. So I don't understand how she's able to go to this VFW post and get in there without them looking at her DD214 and verify it? Seems like they could have discovered her long before.
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  698. But the ruling didn't ban abortion. All it said was it is up to the states to enact their own health laws as per the 10th amendment. People are looking at the rulings as a way to say they fall on right or left, but truth is they're just following the constitution, nothing more.
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  699. Was that real or something space ice exited?
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  700. They’re only telling half the story. His business failed and he’s in debt now. Search around for the full story but he’s closing shop because the business was a flop and now he’s in some serious debt because of it.
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  701. I think the problem is that they all had money, and it was not that expensive in relative terms for them. So I guess they figure why not if they get to see the titanic which is something not a lot of people get to see. I also feel like research material is not readily available for them to make a wise choice so I think they went down on a unproven craft that's criticized by a lot in that community. Perhaps the people on the craft were aware of the criticism and/or the fact they are in a experimental craft that's unproven for frequent diving. I think there needs to be better vetting of crafts, especially for tourism such as this. It's not just limited to these things too like those duck boat tours but people don't realize the thing is potentially very deadly due to how to roof doesn't detach and yes, it happened a while ago where a lot of people unfortunately passed on an unproven design.
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  702.  @BelCamryn  Yeah I was really into family guy for a long time then I don't know just got bored of it and stopped watching it. I've been watching the show since about early 2000 and then the reboot of it was great. Me and my friend would have a blast talking about it all the time.
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  703. I think complacency is a big issue too. Perhaps they had numerous safety meetings before and maybe she didn't felt it was as important. You couple that with the MS and drug, then well you get this.
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  704. I graduated in 2006 and got a job before I even graduated. I worked at that job for nearly 9 years before finding another position. The thing I can advise on best is that start being proactive during your college. Try to get odd jobs by asking the professors, or looking at doctorate students looking for helpers on their research projects. Point is, by the time I graduated, I was able to put two positions into my resume and it made it really stand out. I don't think my experience was any sort of accidents as I graduated in the smallest class at the time of only 60 students in my same degree (usually the program has 100+ undergrads). And I'm able to keep in touch with most of them. Nearly all of them had trouble finding jobs and were in a similar position where they were applying and not getting anything back. It turns out jobs don't want people with just a degree and they want you to show that you're at least trying to apply what you are learning.
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  705.  @danielsmit11  I remember the kid I picked on. I think anyone would. You’d be like man I was mean to __ growing up. So no they didn’t know each other. They would most definitely remember him or at least remember what they called him.
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  706.  @taxidude yeah that has a minor role in the entire plot like a pawn shop receiving some stolen goods.
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  707.  @ByakuyaKB yeah I don’t recall a single movie where I could be like okay he’s a good guy.
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  708. After watching several of the movies Space Ice reviewed myself, I came to conclude that every movie has Steve going into places, causing mayhem, destruction, and death, and by the end of the movie, it's revealed some grand plot switch that invalidates everything he did in the movie thereby everyone needlessly being killed when he could have just resolved everything by doing what he did at the end.
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  709. that monkey contributed more to society in its short, miserable life than you did your entire lifespan
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  710. I don't think he'll get into much trouble. He's already off on a 1k bail. Max he'll get is maybe 1-2 years with time served. They'll say it's too racist to send him in for life.
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  711. I honestly believe he brags a lot about it.
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  712.  Flaming-skull  yeah hospitals would be the last place to go considering that. I think a smarter person would try the smaller clinics or maybe an animal hospital. Certainly now the dang main hospital where they would send everyone.
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  713. You know I thought about it why these movies tend to not be faithful to the original storyline and I figured something out based on my Steam profile. Half the players don't even complete the game! So in my Steam profile, I enable Global Achievements for RE2 Remake, right, and it says that 49.9% of players completed Leon story and got the achievement. Claire's storyline is only 37.4%. Even more so RE1 Remake, complete the game with Jill only has 22.3% of players getting the achievement. Granted it's an older game but proves my point that a vast majority of players don't even complete the game. So making up a random story for the movie seems like it would work in that a vast majority of people would just remember bits and pieces of the original game but never completed any of the games. So if they are faithful to the original story, only a very small subset of people would really "get" it and the rest are left wondering. Basically they lock money out from a huge potential market by being faithful to a handful of players.
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  714. But can they beat pepperidge farm's memory?
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  715. What we know for sure? He doesn't fit any particular left agenda so he's safe to assume the worst: white guy, owns a gun, young, and didn't vote for Biden.
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  716. Come on man don't lie. You copied the movie like the rest of us did. lol.
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  717. They’re obviously prepping for an event of some sort. They’re practicing getting comfortable carrying rifles and shooting while on skates. If I was hosting a rollerskate event near a Muslim country I would be taking security very seriously right now.
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  718. Yes, I do believe the entire family was involved with this. There's no way all this could unfold right next to their own home.
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  719.  @marrie6741  correct since she said not just any sort of man but specifically black man she should get locked up permanently.
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  720. The Daily Show: Socialist Propaganda Hour.
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  721. Non white, non binary person who was driving his truck peacefully when suddenly a crowd of people got in his way. He was doing nothing but praying for their salvation.
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  722. He’s still going to win big this November. The abortion issue is key to him winning. Not so much him but because of his party stance on it. People think gop is going to ban abortion. That’s how crazy our country has become but he’s definitely going to win big.
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  723. My guess is she paid for the food. Otherwise I think anyone with common sense would have just walked out. Judging by how the employees mentioned a refund, my thought is she paid for the food and waited around for 3 hours before becoming extremely frustrated. My thought is the blame is on both sides, but more so on the woman for having placed an order at a place that is obviously backed up.
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  724. It's the UK. So yes. This is what you voted for. A product of a generation.
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  725. Not sure if what you’re saying has a lot of buoyancy.
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  726. Umm no. They didn't designed it to "blow up." Just like how they don't design cars to "blow up" and "catch on fire."
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  727.  @MILSPECLARPer  umm no they don’t design f1 cars to “blow up” they do make them impact resistant though.
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  728. Sounds very tragic. It sounds to me like an unfortunate medical emergency. Hopefully the autopsy will give them some closure.
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  729. He’s not.
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  730. but you hurt people everyday with your face. so it's very sad indeed.
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  731. Alright, what is stopping NicsHODLN from being used on my kids? Well a good prison sentence. Alright you're going to jail pal. You're way too dangerous around my kids.
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  732. So? It's not an indication of his character or judgement or anything. Yes, it's probably dumb he did that on a public account knowing people can pick it up but let's face it if he frequently talks to that particular person online and she responds, perhaps that's his way of coping with whatever. A lot of people going on these sites just want someone to talk to, believe it or not.
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  733.  @danielwanner8708  Actually that department store is a result of weight problems on the roof, if I remember right. They kept adding to it until it finally collapse. I don't think that is true in America, but it would have been right about the time this building was made so maybe there is a grandfathering clause that allows these older buildings to add without falling into regulation. Again, just thinking out loud, I don't know. But you're right we should wait until they say something but keep in mind these same clowns wrote off that this building is okay for people to live in.
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  734.  @keithhowell4138  the car was still operational and considered a deadly weapon while it is in motion. Plus, even in states like CA, they have a pretty strong castle doctrine and it is nearly impossible to successfully convict someone defending themselves within the space of their own property. I haven't heard of a single state where someone defending himself while on his property and got convicted. If you have any source or proof, I'd be more than happy to hear.
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  735. Yes, he married a female umpire who he sucker punches when she calls things wrong. He's like you're outta here!
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  736. Someone who really values their car! Why should someone touch your stuff?
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  737.  @gabrielbaker7250  go ahead and adopt him as the unruly senior of the household. He'll come downstairs and talk about how your cooking sucks and you'll be in tears but the homeless bum will comfort you and say, "there there, btw can you spot me 50?"
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  738.  @MM-es1it  I'm not sure that is possible while incarcerated. Usually part of the plea deal is you can't make a profit out of your case if you are even paroled or otherwise. If you are on parole, it wouldn't look good on the idea that you're "sorry" for what you did.
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  739. This is what happens when a socialist government runs the health care. This will be America in a couple of decades.
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  740. For the stupidest possible reason too.
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  741. I disagree. Under Siege was probably his best movie aside from Executive Decision. I started to collect Seagal DTV movies thanks to SpaceIce. I have several of the bundle packs and they are pretty bad. I decided to pop in Under Siege. After watching all those DTV movies, it's like watching some grand movie (and that's not saying much). It has a coherent plot, you know who the bad guys are, and yes, it has some of the elements that made his DTV horrible like the constant praises and how nobody else but him knows how to do simple things. It also has a believable Seagal actor. Like you could believe he was a Navy seals who turned out to be a cook. He sort of looked the part. He was fit, tall, and looks presentable. That's unlike his current DTV where you're to believe a bloat, morbid man who appears constantly lethargic and uninterested yet somehow people can't stab him and women are falling for him like crazy. @maciek8159 
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  742.  @benpyne1228  Very loosely if you think about it. Most of them only became that as a result of something Sensei Seagal did to cause them to want to either protect themselves or others. In this movie, the reason he went after the criminal who kidnapped the girl to cure himself appeared to him in a dream. So reality him going after his henchmen, even though they're bad people but they literally had nothing to do with Seagal and if anything, they're just defending themselves from this crazy man who is now killing them for no reason. It's sort of like drug dealers in a drug house. I mean if a random person, who had nothing to do with the them or vice versa, then wouldn't it be just flat out murder in that regard because you are not protecting yourself, you have no involvement or care about the drug, and you have nothing to do with the place they're in. You just went in there to be a stone cold killer against people who you don't know or even care about.
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  743. To be fair, a lot of other competitors also got 0s. I think the base problem is that they're not defining what they're looking for like in the other events. Like in Skateboard, you have to perform certain tricks and they judge that based on not only you performing it but also how you're able to "flow" through the whole thing. I think they really need to do that with breakdancing and it would make it more obvious if they're selecting her through some sort of favorism over the others.
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  744.  @ninahenry3355  I wonder how many students presentation she gave a failing grade to? That would be the real injustice here especially if she criticized them for not being artistic enough.
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  745. Imagine if this was cnn or fox? They’d both be talking about trump or Biden or tucker or Jan 6 committee.
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  746. Wait, Space Ice already did a review for this movie. The original plot is about aliens but nothing in the movie is actually about aliens and the entire water supply storyline faded.
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  747. Yes, 100% true. Alec is guilty of manslaughter here. Earlier in the day he fired the same gun when they were out back doing target practice. I would think commonsense wise you would want it double checked. Also, the action of firing it is very deliberate because it's a single action and requires you to pull the hammer back, and then pull the trigger. It's not something that could accidentally happen unless it doesn't have a fire pin block - which the FBI lab proved it did. However, in the initial interview, Alec could have just left and not agreed to come to the station. At that point they were just investigating and while they could detain him at that point, it would be hard to hold him with something without a full investigation.
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  748. This guy is also a lifetime democrat thinking he’s the only right person in the room.
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  749. Totally agree. I see some people say this is starvation, but it is not. The dog will appear to be healthy but it will suffer an early death and no doubt some serious health problems as it ages. That's similar to maybe if a child was never given calcium as a young child. They'll grow up seemingly perfectly normal, probably never go hungry, but no doubt would have some major health issues down the line and possibly an early death if not fixed. I would imagine unless they're able to give this dog an autopsy, no one will know that it was given poor nutrition and even then there's no code in the book that says you have to feed your dog certain type of food other than not starving it.
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  750. I'm guessing to edit out some plot or because the mic wasn't on during the shoot. This movie was heavily edited from the original plot. It was originally about a alien taking over earth by taking over people's bodies. Then he changed it midway to be about someone trying to put drugs into the water supply. I believe he decided to change the plot midway through the movie which explains the very bizarre story and unusual turn of events. @MotoVio 
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  751. also keep in mind it's from no official source too. It's just something the mother is saying. I wonder if it is a scam where they say they know where their daughter is and will return her alive and well for a sum of cash. I can totally see something like that happening given how this world works. I do know they have a scam going for pets where someone call the lost pets ads and tell them to transfer over money and they'll tell you who has it.
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  752.  @bink  as I said it’s a very weak explanation. The movie kept his wife and children hidden until the end and throughout the movie you’re assuming a relationship will occur with the girl in his apartment. It’s Seagal!
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  753. It sounds like the rope went in, bounced around and somehow freak accident looped around his neck.
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  754.  @Danefrak  it was the older pre-b model. I managed to pick up a retro model that has a fire pin block on it. The slide is much easier to manipulate and the hammer is much easier to decock with since it’s the older style spur hammer.
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  755.  @michaelchen3765  sure but I don't know enough to really make a case for it. I just know what this judge did but I do think she had the most power over this case than the defense lawyers did. If the other lawyers were that unprofessional then hopefully they will be dealt with and maybe they did and it never got on the news since they're not as high profile as the judge was.
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  756. Yes, it's amazing how even Dr Clownchi can't even deny it now. He even acknowledge the lab origin idea but his motivation from telling the public then was purely political. It's sad that it came down to politics at the expense of over half a million Americans. Everyone should have worked together and stopped this from getting into our country and everyone had more than enough chance but decided upon making the other party look bad was more important than the American lives it cost. We should be outraged but I doubt anyone would care.
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  757. You guys voted for him. So what did you expect to happen?
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  758. Sad part is preventable had they not suffered liberal laws.
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  759.  @omittedfour15  the worst part is if he asks for forgiveness he’ll get into heaven but that person he ran over if they don’t believe before they died then they go to hell. Does this god make sense?
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  760. Seagal would make an excellent Batman villain though.
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  761.  @Asia.Persuasia Alec’s main issue is that he was the boss and he told her to bypass safety checks because it was taking too long. Plus during the trial the defense shown Alec making a lot of changes without informing Hannah. Had Hannah done her job and Alec told her that I believe she would be innocent because it was entirely on Alec but she also made a lot of careless mistakes that combine with Alec’s management style caused all this to happen.
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  762.  @b1njjj95  it's possible. I would imagine the CPR would need to stop afterwards.
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  763.  @safeandeffectivelol if he was honking and all yes it’s probably his brakes failing and he lost control. Poor guy was doing everything he can to warn others. I would say he went in a pretty spectacular way and the fact he actually landed on the ferry was great but also maybe saved his wife because had the car went in the water who knows.
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  764. I feel that is wishful thinking. It's not from any official channel and from a friend of a friend second hand information. I'm guessing it's a probably scam where they say they'll tell her more about it if they give them money. There's no official word or confirmation that she is alive. Plus just thinking in common sense, why in the heck would they haul her off to a hospital after doing all that to her PLUS killing random party goers? Makes zero sense they would do that. @LittleLulubee 
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  765.  @LittleLulubee  yeah but those are through official channels not off hand info. But yeah I guess if we’ll ever get the official info it would be some closure for a lot of folks, including myself, who followed this since the beginning. It be nice to see her alive but based on the video and the large hole in the back of her head I do not think she is alive. I just pray at this point her mother don’t fall for scams or fraudsters looking to make some money off her.
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  766.  @shawklan27  yeah imagine like there are zombies all over and you look over at Jill and she’s solving a music box puzzle like wtf are you doing!? Like your first instinct wouldn’t be find a key but kick the door in.
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  767. The problem is getting the whole "fair trial." If the police releases information and finger point people, the lawyers for the case can get it thrown out because a jury would already made up their minds about said person and they would say they cannot get a fair trial due to that.
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  768. That's the problem with left minded people. They try to find reasons as if it means something but people in far worse conditions don't do the same. The problem is the lady should just be in prison and not be out in the world.
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  769. I wonder if the owner of the home being remodeled asked them to come back to work?
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  770. This isn't Nike's fault though, if you think about it. Nike wanted to make a brand, they wanted an image that they had to achieve in whatever way they could. Nike wanted a thin, fit person, no matter the human cost. However...................................... no one is saying she HAD to do it. Nobody FORCED her to do it. She did it because she wanted it so bad that she was willing to sacrifice everything including her self-worth and dignity. All she had to do was say, "No thanks" and leave. Sure she would have lost out on a big contract, and maybe some would call her a loser, but at the end of the day she knew what it was like and could just as well be in this video today having said no, and being able to go do something else. To me the strongest woman is the one who can say no and going off to do her own thing. Nobody talks about those kind of women because they can't politicize it.
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  771. He got paid $150,000 for his role in T2 so it makes sense for that kind of money you'd be willing to get into shape. Also keep in mind the role opened the door for him to boost his career as he got a lot of other future roles and was able to retire fairly well.
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  772. At this point I would just recommend buying firearms and not vote. This country is going down the crapper and it’s better to be prepared than worrying about a failed system.
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  773.  @Vgp-rp4iu  I’m think there’s a scam involved. Just so unusual that a multi million dollar home and no security system whatsoever.
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  774. For it to be a death penalty case, that would mean they feel like they have some pretty solid evidence against him. It's pretty common for defense teams to try and get the case thrown out by just seeing what sticks. Sometimes it works like in that Alec Baldwin case.
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  775.  @matts9979  that's interesting. If I was a betting man, I'd wager that this dude probably can't own a firearm or qualify with one for the purpose of a security guard. There's a lot of vetting you have to do before you can carry a firearm as a security guard. They have to go to a range and qualify before getting a license. So rather than say that, he does this sort of thing. Personally I wouldn't hire this guy unless he has a certificate by the state and has all the insurance and whatnot.
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  776. Keep in mind it's for ONLINE dating. She gets 100s of messages a day and probably wants one or two to stand out. Online dating you're getting a 17% chance of success but she probably just shifted her chances down to the single digits by requesting someone write an essay. Either way, I don't think online dating is a good indicator of what the dating pool is like.
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  777. The problem is he doesn't want to accept his own personal responsibility. Had there been a cop on the set, he could have easily deflected the blame to him instead. He could have easily said, "But the cop said..." and he would have gotten away free from it. Instead now he has to face his consequence, and he's desperately trying to spin this to his favor. He had a dangerous tool in his hands and he should have taken extra precautions regardless of what he was told by anyone.
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  778. How is that going to resolve all this?
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  779. Correct, it's less about abortion access and more about agendas that get them elected. Right today the House could pass the bill to codify it but it probably wouldn't pass the Senate. It would make more sense that she pushes for this and talk to the Senate to try to get them to see her side. Instead she's pushing this agenda in hopes to get votes. It should really be illegal to do this especially carrying the same issue and doing nothing until it is no longer a problem.
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  780. Yeah Sleepy Joe is going to cause WW3 to happen soon.
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  781. Plus the content of the "package" is so silly. It has newspaper clippings and the blackbox, none of which proved that he "died" in the plane crash or that there was a cover up of some sort. It's like if they pulled your DMV record, saw you were in a crash 5 years ago, a newspaper article about the crash, and somehow you're the imposter or something unclear.
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  782. The worst part is nobody can do anything about it. You're completely at the mercy of just hoping that everything is okay and everyone did their job.
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  783. I think you're highly misunderstanding the Korean culture. I'm half Korean myself and lived in South Korea as a child and visited as an adult. One of the biggest things Koreans are taught at a young age is to obey and trust authorities. It's so bad, if you remember that ship that sank with the students inside, that they would listen and trust their superiors regardless if they knew something was wrong or there's a danger. With that said, I wouldn't doubt for a second the North Korean military would put up a fierce fight protecting their homeland and their belief. Honestly the only thing I hope is they can interview an actual North Korean soldier and see what they actually been told about going to Ukraine.
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  784. Correct. I think people are focused on two aspects of the case without context. The first is Ahmaud on the vacant house being built but the men had nothing to do with the house nor saw or heard Ahmaud stealing anything. Second people say Ahmaud grabbed his shotgun which is grounds for self defense. While true the context of what lead to the event was a unlawful holding of Ahmaud and Ahmaud trying to flee from what he probably thoughts were he captors. So a self defense claim is null and void because they had no lawful reasons to hold Ahmaud.
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  785. Yes, unfortunately Korean people obey authority too well. The ferry disaster was a result of the captain instructing everyone to go back to their cabin while he departed the ship. Students on the boat noticed water coming on board but continued to stay in their rooms despite that fact. Overall Koreans tend to listen to authority figures and I'm more than positive the stampede was a direct result of people obeying the police's orders to stay in an area and not to leave.
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  786. I'm learning from various news sources that the Seoul PD was unable to handle a large crowd surge. It appears a singer was going to perform and a large crowd surge happened. It sounds to me like the problem is Seoul PD tried to contain the crowd into a single block and that resulted in the deaths. As I said in my previous post, Korean people listen to authority too well. They're taught from a young age that authority is respected and to be trusted no matter what.
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  787.  @nunya887  lol
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  788.  @ThreaT650  you’re right. One time someone got hurt by a baseball so they teach their children to never ever touch a baseball bat because those things only made to hurt someone. Their kids are really ignorant too because one time little Jimmy found a baseball bat in his mothers closet and went on a rampage swinging the bat all over and knocking over valuables all because they didn’t know a bat wasn’t a toy. His world views were shattered too never and playing t-ball later on caused such ptsd that little Jimmy went on a rampage with a base ball and bat hurting all his teammates.
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  789.  @ThreaT650  you’re right. That’s why in some countries they just ban everything including a baseball bat because people can’t tell the difference between a baseball and a firearm. So they put Jimmy in a padded room until he’s 18 then they send him off but since he can’t tell the difference between a firearm and baseball he tries to rob a 7-11 with a banana and since the Hindu guy at the 7-11 grew up in a similar padded room couldn’t tell so he handed over all his money.
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  790. The comments regarding Korean's culture has some grounds here. Koreans are taught to obey authority no matter what and to trust them without question. The previous large scale disaster was from the ferry sinking after the boat captain told students to return to their cabin and they stayed in there despite seeing water coming in. The captain departed immediately knowing it was sinking. Had the students been topside, nearby fishing boats who came to see if anyone fell into the water, might have saved most, if not all of the students had they been on deck. The same thing happened here. Seoul PD was unable to control the crowd after a singer came to perform. Large crowd surge came in and they tried to contain them into a city block that resulted in this crushing/stampede deaths. It's unclear the exact scope of it, but my guess is that the high death count was a result of the PD containing the crowd and not letting them leave and despite knowing they were in danger, many obeyed the orders of the police.
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  791.  @dp1381  umm no. My gf works at the school and she just had training last week. There’s a strict no contact rule where you cannot contact them off official records. Talking to a 13 years old girl as a 60 year old man and writing in secret coded language to a girl you have no blood relations to and never met is 100% predatory and no way you can slice it any other way in real life.
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  792.  @ThelastJohnSilver I don't know if you watched the film, but the little girl didn't even know who he was or what he looked like. All she knew throughout the film was that she was writing coded messages for him to follow, including one that she wrote by rearranging food pieces on a plate that Seagal picked up on. The point where she knew who he was is around that scene where he's in that weird sharted stance. As he's lifting himself up, she comes running to him. It makes everything 4x bizarre because he's carrying her picture everywhere and very excited yet she doesn't know what he looks like.
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  793. Sounds like Wolverine droppings to me.
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  794. Poor guy probably didn't even know he was poisoned by his own wife. It's a mental health issue where the wife probably wanted to play the role of a widow. A lot of people would assume she would be severely punished in the afterlife for her actions, but my thought is that when she passes and go into the light, her husband will probably be there with open arms and would forgive her for whatever sins she done in this mortal life.
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  795. Do you have any children? You'd know they can't stand still for a minute much less put on a face mask. Either way, why are children needing to wear face masks when a vast majority of people getting it are adults? Is CNN that dumb? Now if you said children carry it around, then why aren't you, as an responsible adult, wear a mask when you're around children?
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  796. Careful. Cnn is still a propaganda front. I believe they’re playing into the Joey competency only because they want Kamala to be president.
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  797. And his crime? He tore the tag off a mattress.
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  798. Chances are he's a good pilot in a clear sunny day. It's a completely different animal when you try to fly in low visibility or bad weather. It takes a lot of certification and experience to fly in those conditions and even then just a single mistake can cost you everything. My guess is that because he was going to a baseball game, he's probably willing to take more risks to get there instead of just saying, "You know what? We're going to miss that game but at least we're alive."
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  799. I don't think that's a sign of guilt or not caring. When I was in college I could sleep through a firealarm... which I did. I awoke the next morning and was told about this fire alarm and how everyone had to evacuate and I was like eh I didn't hear it. I also slept through a tornado once when there were sirens and warnings flashing all over.
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  800. No, the spin the media is going to make now is how Hunter is owning up to it and how everyone makes mistakes and how everyone deserves second chances and how he's sorry and all that stuff.
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  801. To be honest those kids seem annoying as heck.
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  802. The problem with the political aspect of it is that they want to write it into law by saying that one could identify as a woman which could cause a lot of issues where someone with an ulterior motive is going in there. Such as the case of the sorority where they have to take in a person who clearly isn't behaving as a woman but just in there for perverted reasons. If it is written into law, that could happen in a more widespread environment where just going to the bathroom would be a fearful task.
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  803. You're right to a degree. I think it is important to understand that the Bahamas is considered a 3rd world country. Generally speaking the tourist areas are well protected but occasionally the bad people are able to enter. It's always important to be on your guard whenever you're in a country especially one where everyone is living in poverty.
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  804. Why? If they made the arrest based on what they knew at the time, then she really has no case against the news or PD. The news report what the PD said, and the PD base their arrest on whatever facts they had available at the time.
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  805. I don’t think I’m ever voting again. I used to vote thinking about my future and the state of my country. But at 40 years old I am single and without any children. I have been rejected all my life and do not plan to live into retirement. So whatever retirement reasons or social welfare doesn’t matter to me. Also I do not want to be cared for by the children of women who rejected me. They rejected me when I was young so I can’t imagine what disgust their children would have in caring for me in my old age. So overall I just think voting is something people with a future should make. Good luck to those and hope they make the right choice. It won’t matter to me because my line ends with me.
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  806. Possibly not. I would imagine that they could geographically trigger these devices. So if they know for a fact the commander is in a market place, they could trigger the explosive for all devices within the area. So yes, a lot of innocent people will likely get their devices triggered. I would imagine everyone owning a pager in the country is tossing theirs in the garbage by now.
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  807. The worst part is her part is in full control of the House and can probably codify abortion access laws right now and make her party look good enough for November so they can pass it in the Senate. Yet they don't want to even try and instead turning it into an agenda and talking point where they can get elected and do nothing until it is no longer an issue.
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  808. This is why enforcement of social distancing shouldn't fall upon the store. Fights like these will break out. In some cases, even worse. At least in this situation everyone got to leave but in some cases people put their lives on the line just to tell customers that they need to maintain 6ft or the store will face a hefty fine. End the lock down.
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  809.  @Kahless_the_Unforgettable  I’m someone with common sense. None of what she said is possible. Stores can’t charge you with theft. That’s up to the DA.
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  810. I mean I don't understand this logic. Dems or Reps, don't matter because either way of doing it result in numerous deaths. However, you as an individual have full control of wearing a mask, and getting a vaccine, if you believe in such a thing. Is it really that hard that you can't do that and have to rely on a politician to tell you what to do?
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  811. I don't know. When I was a teenager and a friend said, "Hey there's a party with blah at his house." I would show up but I be mighty suspicious about the size and scope of the party given that anyone can go anywhere. It's like straight out of a movie scene where you got this huge house party but reality is there's no way some of your stuff ends up missing.
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  812. The plane has been in service for multiple years. The problem is with maintenance than actual design issue. Chances are they didn't do something correctly after fixing/maintaining the engine.
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  813. Even Al Capone protected his mother.
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  814. Both CNN and Fox are propaganda news. They try to push for a political party and make the other side look bad. Viewers have a hard time understanding this and only when the other side agrees with them they call it bipartisan. Overall America is screwed. We’re a joke now. We have a president with dementia and next election we’ll have some other old fart that does nothing.
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  815. No it's actually in the film man. I thought it was a joke too. I'm planning to try and watch this movie next. I think I saw it for free on my firestick but I'll check it out later. I'm planning to watch it specifically for that motorcycle scene(s).
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  816.  @joro63  mmhmm okay Mr tough guy.
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  817. AR15 didn't get as popular until the 95 AWB when Clinton said they were evil and not needed. Once the AWB expired in 2005, everyone wanted to get one since the government said they were going to ban it. As the government continue to say that, I'm sure the sales will skyrocket. Everytime CNN or CNBC talk about how evil it is and how it needs to be banned, it's like free advertising for gun companies because the first thing everyone is going to do is go get one before they can't.
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  818. I wonder if they ever gotten that Wii?
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  819. Where were you during Iraq, Desert Storm, Panama, Vietnam, and Korean War?
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  820. I think you go to this hearing regardless. Basically the prison is so full you're either going out one way or another.
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  821.  @DebraGill I was really proud of her when her husband was attacked with a hammer. Remember how she came on tv and said... but then she... and asked for privacy!? That was really strong woman who really stood up to the attacker. She's so brave!
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  822. and let's give her a standing ovation on how she handled the Jan 6 attack on our great country. Remember how she stood there saying... and then she did... and everyone really was shocked to the core about how serious and profound her statements were? Remember how she stood in front of the rioters and said... with her hands out with a stop gesture?
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  823.  @IFartOnMyNutz69  yes I worked with homeless folks for a number of years. Thought I was volunteering to help better society but i found those that met unfortunate circumstances will get out of it on their own but people who constantly come in are doing so to remain homeless.
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  824. @ I'd like to see Trump perform a robot dance move as he leaves Ukraine. Like even doing a robotic voice, "... does not compute... error... error... abort...." as he does a head top spin into Air Force 1 back to USA with bald eagles flying everywhere.
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  825. You have to look at the sequence of events as they unfolded. He was to be extradited to the US soon and it could be that he knew he was facing a very long prison sentence. Even if it was just for 5 years, he'd be 80 years old before coming out of prison. He'd be a old man, and probably unable to enjoy any sort of retirement at that age like he can now. So it's reasonable to assume he killed himself knowing that he'd probably die in prison.
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  826. I'm nervous now because I live next to the airport where there's a military base and helicopters fly along the path where the plane lands.
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  827. This is entirely political and comes right when Trump gets charged. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the judge and prosecution team are in on it. The entire goal is to make Hunter "guilty" and then use it as a political move next year during the general election when Trump runs so Biden's team can say Hunter was "punished" for it but Trump didn't want to accept his charge, blah blah.
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  828. They kind of leave out littles bits and pieces so people don't listen to the news story and get wise idea on how to copy the behavior. But truth is what happens is when you move out of the home, you call the utilities notifying them at that you're moving out. What these squatters do is they get the up before the owner is able to and simply switch it to their name and once the cops show up they can show they are paying utilities which would make it harder for cops to know if they're actually squatters or not. Keep in mind contract agreement doesn't have to be in paper form and can be verbal so that is up to a judge to decide if that is truthful or not. As always, pay your taxes on your properties and set it up with the utilities to auto switch to your name after a tenant moves out. That way a squatter can't call and claim an empty home. In some states or even cities, simply paying someone's taxes in your name is claim to the property. I know in Detroit, for example, if a home doesn't have their taxes paid for a certain number of years, a person can come over and simply pay the taxes and they would get what is essentially a free piece of land/home. Of course how viable it is to inhabit is another debate, but one of the reasons why you should always pay taxes and utilities just so you can always claim a piece of land.
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  829.  @justiceriser8970  they mentioned it in the movie where JCVD went to visit the doctor that revived him. He mentioned that each of the unisols would eventually live out their last moments and for JCVD character he wanted to go home but for the Sarge he was massacring the villagers.
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  830.  @justiceriser8970  that’s part of his last memories. He mentioned that JCVD and the rest of the platoon and villagers were all traitors.
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  831. You’re right that in all likelihood he did something to her. However if he really is innocent, which I doubt, then it would be smart to stay quiet right now considering he’d be prime suspect and whatever he says, no matter how helpful will be used against him. There are plenty of people who end of innocent who tried to help when the crime they were accused of got investigated.
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  832.  @monsieurgoogle  perhaps the sports is so new that a lot of countries didn't have a big enough culture for it to really sample a lot of good dancers. I'm not surprised USA, China, and Japan and probably Korea too having a huge turnout for it with many talented people.
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  833. Here's a clue: it's not about the judge. The judge only needs to ensure the defendant gets a fair hearing. This judge clearly did not do that, at least not entirely enough. The families and victims are very lucky it was not a death penalty case as Cruz would no doubt been off the hook for a mistrial because of her actions being so one sided. Thankfully he'll still serve his life sentence but he could still file for bias by the judge.
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  834. He's getting about 15-20k out of this. So yeah, he's happy.
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  835.  @mindfullymellow2323  it's liberal BS though. I agree the loan is predatory in nature because it is attractive to someone who wants to go to college. But at the same time it is a personal decision that one makes, not something that you're forced into.
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  836.  @mindfullymellow2323  I mean yeah they're going to make a student loan attractive as possible. They're not going to advertise, "Hey pull out a student loan but hold on this isn't a great idea if your degree only earns you 30k per year or you're unable to find a job after you graduate."
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  837. I believe he's at the hospital. Also at the same game Conor also assaulted a woman.
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  838. It's kind of scary to think that this guy isn't really unique. The only thing he did was something stupid but there's always a "10% rule" with this. 10% of the time someone trying to find a legit hit site would fail... so that means that in his place maybe we could assume 9 of his peers actually found a legit job post for a hitman.
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  839. It's pretty common for parents to buy a firearm for their children. It's not unheard of. I think what makes this case so unique is the fact they knew he was mentally unstable and that he was saying, writing, and drawing violent things yet they ignored all that and bought him a weapon plus when they were told of his plans, they didn't take any steps to make sure he wouldn't actually be able to carry it out. They even told the school they did not have weapons so the school thought it was safe.
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  840.  @knightsofthedraftingtable1961 communist is considered the far left form of government. It’s a great way to trick people into voting for it and easily slip into power just as China did and North Korea.
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  841.  @kris-tkris-t3271  yes Disney staff deal with disabled people all day. They go through sensitivity training and follow strict rules. A lot of children with disabilities come in and this is literally the last trip they’ll make and it’s hard to believe staff would just laugh at some large woman falling.
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  842. That cop wasn't arresting her but was her body guard. And then she acted like he was arresting her. Personally I think she should apologize to the "arresting officer" for making him look bad.
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  843. They risked it by saying they want to go from a frat brand to something else. I think at this point they played the card and now they have to use the cards they were dealt with and hope they can gain new customers that they lost.
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  844.  @maxsch8454  maybe they were like, “I always knew he’d have a bright future?”
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  845.  @relicpathfinder2800  perhaps but in your story you’re not really explaining why usa or any other country should help anyone involved and why they can’t settle the debate themselves.
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  846. Eh, I don't think she should have been fired. Seems a bit extreme.
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  847. They're not THAT rich, lol. I mean yes they live better than most but they are no so rich that they would have butlers and such.
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  848.  @scro0213  what about a local community college? They are usually cheaper. Some of the smartest people at my job graduated from local community colleges and graduated with associate degrees.
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  849.  @GhostInPajamas  and with those kinds of guns, the Queen of England was able to rule with an iron fist because no one was able to even defend himself against the government. One should imagine a world where a 1 shot weapon was capable of making an entire world crumble to its knee of tyranny. In today's word., the government can take over with automatic guns, plans, cannons, and vastly other things. The constitution should be updated so the militia (citizens of the USA) has equal balance with what the government has.
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  850. I think it's important to realize the Bahamas a 3rd world country where most people live in poverty. That means there will likely be a large, unpredictable criminal element as well as people who are anti-American. So it's always best to be on your guard, but you're right you can't predict everything but I think anyone should be leery of anything especially if it seems like someone is too kind and generous. You should also realize the local police and agencies might not do a good job gathering evidence so your case might go unnoticed.
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  851. While it's not victim blaming, I think it's important that you remember the people who operate rides and attractions aren't exactly structural engineers or any kind of engineer. They wouldn't be working at loading the rides! So it's important to look things over and see how it is operating and if you see something wrong, be sure to call it out and use your gut instinct.
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  852. To all the women out there: if a man strikes you early in the relationship, it's only going to get worse. You should quickly leave the relationship, no matter how painful or how much he promises he'll fix himself. Gabby and this Brian dude both got into a fight very early in their relationship. He probably promised to fix himself and get better but then this happens. That's also in the vice versa, if a woman hits you early in the relationship, she's going to continue to do it and it's going to get worse, not better.
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  853. The problem isn't that despite the fact media is trying to make it about that. There's a good chance every company has people form all walks of life, religion and beliefs. That's fine and totally okay. Problem is when you make what is non-political, political suddenly it's going to anger a lot of people. The execs said they wanted to switch the brand from the "frat" scene and turn it into a sophisticated upper class beer. Which is fine, but they forgot the customer base and on top of that the fact that they went political that had nothing to do with converting it to from a frat beer to that of a sophisticated person's beer. It's like the execs just totally went all out and just didn't know what they were doing but had to do something.
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  854. I think I only saw one person actually followed instructions. The instructor said to stab then hit with the back end. I only seen one guy did that.
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  855. Umm basic cooking is something that needs to be "taught?" WTHECK!?
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  856. You can say you got the double Ds.
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  857. It’s more the parents fault. They invite a large group of people but they probably didn’t think they didn’t know the child or just had prior obligations outside of malicious reasons.
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  858. One at a time too. It's like they watch their friends go on ahead and see their asses get kicked, then they get mad and start going up to the guy only to get their asses kicked.
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  859. But that's just it. They don't. Ransacking unlocked cars and doing a flash mob to steal from a store are considered minor crimes. At most they could serve maybe 1 or 2 years but most of the time the judge will just give them a time served and get them on probation. There's a reason criminals are choosing ransacking cars and doing flash mob... there's very little the police can do and very little they can do even when caught.
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  860. The bad news is they weren't here for a better life. They were likely slaves or traffickers. Our immigration system is so broken that it is better to be here illegally than legally. We really need Biden out and have someone who can finally fix our immigration system come into office.
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  861. It's like she knew they were just a bunch of immature kids but she had earned her place by being one of them throwing back the jokes and even making jokes but when it came down to it, they had each other's backs and she was just as equal as anyone else on the team.
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  862. Yeah the entire movie has Seagal going around talking nonsense that's supposed to be philosophical and some wise saying about stuff. As a matter of fact if you watch the film the entire 3/4th of it is just Seagal going around talking in this weird nonsense that's supposed to be like some wise philosophical thing.
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  863. Lol
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  864.  @jacobpugpoirier3350  if you know about the machine it comes with this coach and monitor. So she wasn't looking out the window but instead at the monitor. So it wouldn't matter the orientation of the machine except that it would be safer if it was facing inside the room so she can see if something or someone is near the machine.
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  865. He looks so young though.
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  866. They never caught him out the suv. He ran off and someone let him in their house.
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  867. CNN is actually trying to make this about how if Texas had abortion she would be alive or something. Like her bf would be okay with it as long as it’s in Texas as if traveling to another state somehow unlocked the inner GOP inside him and turned him into a maniac.
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  868. He’s a registered SO. Luckily he got locked up for 7 years now and even more for lying on his irs.
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  869.  @mycomment1862  I think you're looking at the statistics wrong. The bulk of USA gun deaths involve suicides. If you look at France suicide rate and compared it to the USA, you'll see nearly the same rate. I think it's unfair that they are classifying suicides in the same category but that is what you get when you let the media control facts. Homicide in the USA is consistently at the same levels as elsewhere, albeit a bit higher than the norm. Regardless it's not guns but people causing the issue.
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  870. Even stranger is that news outlets are saying the father let them search the house willingly but clearly in this video it looks like a raid where they broke through violently.
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  871. It's probably too risky.
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  872. If this was a school in the USA, that cat be impounded and school district sued for billions.
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  873.  @stevem8611  you can cycle it such that you drop it out the ejection port by leaning it to the side. But I found actually cycling it where it ejects somewhat dangerous since you might fire it by accident but also it really beats up the shells. I load my HD with premium rounds and recall doing the hand cycle would cause the rims of the brass to deform a bit since it’s being ripped out by the cycling. So I just eject them by pressing the tabs on the tube instead and the shells just come right out without issues.
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  874. I’m nearly done with life myself. It’s hard for people to understand what life is like when you can’t really hear very well and you wear hearing aids and you see everyone else having a good time and living life and having things you only dream of. I’m now nearly 41 and hoping there can be a future where someone desires me and I feel important but as each day goes I know I somehow slipped the crack and I guess someone had to and unfortunately it had to be me.
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  875. Problem is you got minimum wage workers doing it. What sort of expectation is there that they're going to get it right when they can't even get their own lives in order?
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  876.  @Benwood1900  just weak reasons based on nothing more than what one person might have said. I guess once the trial starts we’ll know what the search warrant was based on.
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  877. I think she's out of touch with her fan base, to be honest. She's at an age when most have marriages and first children, but she seems to be stuck on the whole breaking up and having boyfriends thing. I think her fans are just getting out of touch with her and younger age group probably not going to really look up to someone so old talking about the struggles they're having and they hope they still don't have those struggles when they reach her age. So it's depressing for them to hear. I mean I don't know about you but when I was 20 something, I didn't really viewed 30 pretending to be younger as a "good thing."
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  878.  @RootedVegetable  there’s a sign and a printout.
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  879. I got the m18 yesterday. I have the m17 as well and really liking the m18 more like the g19.
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  880.  @BelovedfriendLSB no all home owners policies don’t cover police raids. So likely they’re footing the full repair bills.
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  881. I'm nearly 40 myself and never found anyone to be with. I find it terrifying that I might have to live this life completely by myself. I'll probably never understand why it seems like everyone else finds someone but I don't. I guess I wouldn't really mind all that much but I think what really makes me depressed is that I won't be able to pass my stuff onto anyone and on top of that if I ever get ill or sick, I don't think I want to continue into old age unable to move. I think by then it is better to leave with some dignity.
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  882.  @user-kp7is4nx4c  you mean you’d have sat there as smoke came in and slowly killed you? And you’re calling her the dummy?
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  883. Also it's possible that even with an alibi that he still committed the murders. It's possible that after he committed the crime that he went straight to that person's place to create an alibi. But his cell phone records show that he was in the area and traveled towards the friend's house.
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  884. I do boiling hot water which works most of the time.
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  885. The simple fact is that due to the criminal justice reform bills even the most strictest DA and judge and even jury can’t do much other than let these people go. What really needs to happen is an overhaul of the politicians and citizens actually looking at what they vote for instead of just trusting the narrative that red is bad, blue is good.
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  886. It's possible to not breathe and be alive for a duration of time. If not breathing causes instant unconsciousness like you're suggesting then everyone who swims is technically unalive.
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  887.  @721rena  I know it’s cool these days to go to prison but this is why you don’t go to prison.
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  888.  @MRFREEZE-c1j  Yes, you're right about that. One shouldn't be subjected to anything but when you do the crime unfortunately you have little control over who your cellmates are or who you're dealing it. A lot of dangerous people go to prison. That's why it's called prison and not fun summer camp.
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  889. When even the street signs are damage it’s probably best to watch your back.
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  890. I managed to watch the film over the weekend. The movie is nearly 2 hours long, btw, so it was quite painful to watch. His boss told Seagal to go into the town and get any witnesses and escort them back so they can testify. The preacher decided to promote him as a church sponsored carpenter who can fix up houses. Throughout the movie, Steven is told helicopters are seen and that lights are seen in the mountain. Yet Steven is very adamant about maps but never once decided, "Hey this evening I'm going to go watch these mountains that everyone tells me they see light." Then he finally meets the guy who wrote a letter to him and his key star witness who also knew the barrels they dumped were causing an eco disaster in the area. Yet Steven, with all his wisdom, ignores him and continues on this rampage when he had his star witness in hand as well as the locations of where they're dumping these chemicals.
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  891. He did say, “let’s go brandon, I agree.”
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  892. No he unveiled a new "plan" for that the other day. His idea is to send billions of dollars to these corrupt countries where these immigrants come from in hopes they'd use that money in ways to make people not want to leave. According to Joey it never been done before despite Obama having done it and failed because the government in these countries tend to be corrupt and they spent it all on lavish things.
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  893. No, it's definitely not a problem with homelessness. The direct cause of this is the law they passed calling it a Criminal Justice Reform. It sounds fancy but the problem is when you go into a store and steal something, there's a dollar value attached to it which brings a certain level of charge. Usually it's something like $25-500 is a misdemeanor but above that is considered a felony. The issue is that they shifted that limit considerably to where even if you go into a store and stole a bookbag full of goods, it probably won't read that limit. That's why you're not seeing these smash and grab going on at high end retails like a diamond store or luxury goods. It's because those items would net you a felony charge for stealing and enough to put you in jail for a long time. The intentions sound noble too as if it's going to protect those stealing food to help their families but the end result is what you see in these smash-and-grab type crimes.
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  894. At that moment yes. Gorillas are known to be curious at first then suddenly kill. I agree they shot him correctly. It’s more the parents fault for getting it killed.
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  895.  @Be_Fallen_Angel  agreed. If that gorilla snapped that kids neck it would have died anyways and on top of that the zoo would be sued. You’re right that the zoo should have anticipated someone falling in and took extra measures to ensure there’s either a net or some blockage.
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  896.  @paulinetayloe9988  I'm sure the decision was not carelessly made but it was the right decision. Why that gorilla may have ultimately done nothing to that child, the fact that it was moving it around and playing with him meant it could kill it in a split second. That's not unusual in nature where a male gorilla will inspect a weaker animal to size it up. Once it realize it's a non-threat, it'll kill it and usually in a split second. Do you have a pet cat? You ever notice how it likes to play with small objects that moves around? It seems like it is playing with it and it is since it lost its wild instinct generations ago. But in the wild, that behavior is them sizing the object. It's trying to determine if it pose a threat and if not, it plans to kill it. That same trait is in many wild animals, especially gorillas. It's really the zoo's fault for having such a open area. The zoo should have known that someone could fall in just as easily. Maybe they want to snap a picture so they lean over the rails or maybe a child might be playing around the bars and fall in as happened here. They should have placed safety nets or made a taller fence to prevent people from falling in.
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  897. He said that people won’t try to come if they know they’ll be kicked out. Duh! That’s the point. Many people, including my own mom, came into this country legally and without problems.
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  898. If it was a shift change he's probably tired and dealing with rude people all day and that probably just gave him the chance to pay some of it back. lol.
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  899. I actually watched Under Siege earlier today. I have to say it is of much better quality than his other films. I would say my two favorite movies of him would be Under Siege and his brief appearance in Executive Decision.
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  900.  @evanbell7825  there’s no proof of the opposite occurring. God frequently cited in the Bible as heaven being unfair as best illustrated in the vineyard parable. Overall god may be silent now and also in death. Nobody owes you anything at all even god. You might live and die and find out the wicked are in heaven just as you are.
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  901.  @cookieman136  god withholds his mercy for a lot of people.
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  902. His statements are in contradiction with his original statement. He claims ar15s are harder to aim thereby unable to hit the intended target and puts you at a disadvantage. Yet his advice about blasting two shots into the air does exactly what he's saying an ar15 supposedly does: you don't hit the intended target by blasting two shots in the air, and you're at an disadvantage because now you have an unloaded weapon that requires you to take your focus off the threat and puts you at a disadvantage.
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  903. You’d never hear about a thug doing an armed robbery of a library and get off with a large cache of books.
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  904. What if someday like 1000s of years into the future, someone finds a rollercoaster and they believe that the "ancient" people somehow loved the idea of smashing to their deaths or being ripped apart. They can't figure out what other reasons it was meant for. They set up museums where they show spectators watching people smash into things on a rollercoaster. And they explain how savage we were.
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  905. According to google, Keanu lives in Los Angeles. Most of the firearms in video are illegal in California and although I'm not 100% certain I do believe Los Angeles have further restrictions on firearm ownership. With that said, if he owns any of these things, he should and ought to be going to prison for living a double standards where he doesn't want his film goers to own them but somehow it's okay for him to own them. If they are all outside of California then that is different.
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  906. @Sure sure True but less severely. Almost 99% of the deaths now are from unvaccinated people. So it appears at first glance the vaccine is working but with so little time frame for a test and using actual people as test subject, who knows what other effects there are.
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  907.  @bird4816  it is indeed messed up. In my local area recently a person robbing a 7-11 was stopped by a ccw carrier. That person was sued by the family but fortunately they lost but he still had a large legal fee out of it. Overall if you do carry, it is a wise idea to buy insurance with it. We live in America where you'll have to pay your way out of things unfortunately.
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  908. Why did he go to the passenger side instead of the driver side? I know for safety but when he asked him to exit he did not know he had a rifle with him as well. I feel like this is a good educational piece for future officers who make traffic stops.
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  909. Welcome to the great lie. They make it out that people are crazy and when they get it, unless they repent in the name of cnn they’ll attack them like this. Point is the vax has been largely unproven in terms of long terms effect. Short term it protects against covid but long term what will happen? No way to know until we reach that point. I got all my vaccines growing up but they were all largely proven. Why should people hesitant in making sure should be punished by looking like idiots? Life is about choices just like how a motorcycle rider might not wear a helmet and potentially die because of his choice. That doesn’t necessarily mean he made the wrong choice only that he made a choice and perhaps making the other choice could have saved his life but we will never know.
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  910.  @jasonmellone8902  they don’t cops try to help but then get fired or sent to prison.
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  911. You guys voted for it. So it's really no surprise at all.
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  912. The entire plot is essentially a teen movie. New guy comes to school, meets a stuck up girl, make some goofy friends where they revolve completely around the new guy, and somehow at the end he gets the girl and they all just go crazy at some big finale.
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  913. Did he bring up the neural net processor and was like, "... met the new cashier." And you were hauled out?
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  914. I'm not sure what video you watched but I do not see the ambulance had any emergency lights on. The video also clearly shows that the green light was on for the cross roads and the ambulance would have to have the red lights and clearly failed to stop. Do you mind explaining what video you watched or your analysis of it?
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  915. Hmm I read through another analysis of the video and the white car next to him seems to have slowed down and did not make a turn so maybe he was blaring the sirens at least but I still don't see the front lights being on at all.
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  916.  @mattslater2001  yes I believe they're called "stop oil" group. They do various levels of threats and are global.
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  917. But what about the inverse? The cyclists was riding in the middle of the road as if he has the ultimate right of way. They're both jerks, the way I see it but unfortunately the entirety of the blame falls on the driver.
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  918. I'm guessing money is involved here. Money can make even the nicest person turn pure evil and heartless.
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  919.  @poetaenlaluna  yeah if you’re either according to this guy you’re trying to suppress bad memories.
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  920.  @poetaenlaluna  well it’s only logical since you believe soft spoken women who talks like a teenager is really suppressing memories of past abuse.
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  921.  @sue4245  Thanks Sue. But according to these idiots everyone who is soft spoken has been abused sexually to the max.
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  922.  @NaNa-re3wc  I watched the interview. I don't see what he's referring to. Nothing in her speech or behavior would indicate that she spoke like a "small girl." Whatever in the hell that means. Plus if you look up the disorder, it clearly mentions that speech is similar to that of a toddler in how they explain things, not that they "sound" like a toddler, if that is what he meant by "small girl." She explained things with articulation and clear dialog and nothing in her speech would indicate that indicated she explained something like a toddler would. Speech would be like, "He was a giant poopie head had cooties, eewwwww." Then yeah I would understand the "small girl" disorder that he mentioned.
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  923. @in this film Seagal had a lot of people with seemingly long histories and yet we learn nothing about their seemingly complex relationships in either films.
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  924. These people are elected into office by voters. They do not regulate each other, they are regulated by the people and the people's voice must be heard. If anything this proves Nancy is only interested in her party's agendas not the voice of the American people.
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  925. It appears Seagal kind of avoids confrontations because many people told him he stinks and he avoided them like the plague. Take Van Damme, even one time Van Damme asked him to step outside which he refused and ran away after all that talk about how he's so much better. @rainbowpheanix 
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  926. I guess we're seeing the end result of whatever argument they had. I'm not saying I'm choosing her side of it, but I can understand someone's feeling if they paid for an item then waited 3 hours for it to be delivered. One might want a refund after an hour, and who knows what they told her. Maybe they said it's coming out very soon and she decides to wait longer then finally burst after 3 hours.
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  927. Realistically you best teach her about loans, and that actions have consequences. I doubt she'd be harmed and on top of that, she's more likely to get into crippling student debt than get murdered or something.
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  928. 40+ years? Try 50+ years difference in age. Also, this movie is very odd that Seagal is in this village but he walks around dropping a bunch of nonsense stuff that's supposed to be philosophical.
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  929.  @NotSure876  correct it’s going to be impossible for her to get out of this. She not only signed on the dotted line but also initialed each paragraph. “I didn’t know what I was signing” doesn’t work. Signing contract is binding and powerful. It’s the basis of every law school. The first course you learn is contracts cause that’s the basis of every lawsuit aside criminal.
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  930.  @Skibidiscones  even if it is unavailable in the area it doesn’t negate the fact that you can do simple modifications to the gun to make it go full auto. It’s not so much about the fact companies make them but rather you can do it at home with little knowledge of tools or how the gun operates. That’s what the lawsuit is about and the fact Glock knew of it and did not try to make it more difficult to do. They can’t modify current guns but they can most certainly change their designs going forward.
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  931. Yes, I believe it was a popular concept in the 90s as well. Maylin Manson actually said he would take pictures of himself tied up or something and put them in parking lots to get a kick out of people's reactions. One thing clear though is that this photo was meant to be found and I think it's more likely a joke than serious.
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  932. I'm really starting to believe that the election was indeed stolen. I'm looking at Kamala and just wondering how in the world anyone who look at her would go to the voting box and vote for her and Joey? Seems very unusual.
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  933. It's most likely California where it's mostly happening. The direct law that's causing this is California passing what they refer to as Criminal Justice Reform where these kinds of crimes are no longer carrying any sort of weight and prosecutors, even "tough" ones, are simply not pressing charges or ignoring them. It used to be that when you steal, I think 20-1000$ worth of items, it would be pressing as a criminal charge, but above that is a felony. But they increased it to something like 20,000$, or something so astronomically high that even a grab all you can type shoplifter probably won't hit that even in the most expensive electronics store out there. That's why you're seeing these smash-and-grab types in mid tier stores like Walgreens or cheaper clothing stores. It's just not possible, even with a backpack full, to hit that amount.
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  934. It's only weird because the police are leaving out details and lots of speculations online. In cases like these there's a good chance money or a lucrative business were involved and one was cut out of it for whatever reasons. My guess is some sort of drug dealings going on and someone got mad.
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  935. Don’t forget the numerous honest workers he wasted along with causing an environmental disaster.
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  936. If I used a gun for self-defense, and it ended someone's life, I don't think I would ever want that weapon back. It's such a painful thing to pick something up and know that it was used to end someone's life regardless of being right or wrong. So Rittenhouse was right in that he wanted it destroyed so that it won't be kept by anyone as a "trophy" or shown at a museum.
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  937. I don't know if I was 13 and my coach said she/he would participate in the game I probably wouldn't think it was "wrong" just "weird."
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  938.  @justinbremer2281  I know some buildings got the anchor for the cleanings but not sure if you can use it safely as a rappelling point.
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  939. Unfortunately this guy is right. Often times you see a person of similar culture and you just assume they'd understand you. I think this guy makes an excellent point that prior to voting for anyone you should look at their record, not their culture, their skin color, or anything of the sort.
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  940. I feel like the 80s and 90s had a unique timeframe. They sort of realized they could reach out to the public for help but to make it appealing they had to add a lot of speculations to it rather than being factual. Take that show Unsolved Mystery. A lot of the show involved some mysterious thing as if some sort of grand conspiracy was about to be uncovered. And very rarely do those things became helpful in solving the case. In many of the "updates" segments, it was found to be something extremely simple and easy and those that remain unsolved were so overloaded with speculation that any witnesses or evidence have long since been gone.
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  941.  @georgescharles3417  no not really. if only 1 person is denying it the judge will just reschedule the case and get rid of the jury.
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  942. Considering he's very rich his family could probably afford the lawyer to push a murder by passion defense. If his family abandons him and he's left with a public defender, he best get used to the jail cell he's in cause he'll be in there for the rest of his life.
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  943.  @andrewking702 at the time it was made to inflict pain but in modern times the HP rounds would probably be more humane.
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  944. Somehow I don't think that dude "got it." Instead he's probably now taking Zinc AND some sort of copper. His daughter one days tries to turn on the faucet and realizes it's not working and finds her dad rolling on the ground with copper pipes. He's melting copper pipes and drinking it fused with zinc gummies.
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  945. In California? No way Jose.
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  946. I love how they're calling it a "science" and "facts" when they tell people to get the vaccine. Yet it is very clear that regardless of vaccine or not, you're capable of spreading the virus. The truth is wearing a mask is far more important than getting the vaccine. It's unclear why a large portion of the medical community, including nurses and doctors are refusing the vaccine and yet they are very close with people with covid and seen the effects more so than others. Yet in the very same group, fewer people get covid because they are smart enough to be wearing a mask and other protective gear. When the USS GW got the covid outbreak, a study found that 70% of people who took preventative measures, no matter how small, seem to fair better than those who didn't take any sort of precaution. This included wearing a face mask, washing your hands, staying away from others, and just using common sense. I remember long ago I would get very sick at work. I didn't understood why and did everything I could to prevent getting sick. So I started documenting what I did and ultimately found that after washing my hands in the bathroom, I would open the door with my raw hands. Ever since I started using napkins to open door, I never got sick again. Maybe it was a coincident or not. I don't know. But if you think in terms like that, you're going to make it through this covid crisis untouched without putting unknown chemical in your body. Don't just assume because you got the vaccine that you're okay. Try to avoid large social gatherings, wear a mask, and try to associate with the same people you know and seen before daily so that way the chances of you getting near covid is minimal.
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  947.  @janetlee4421  I still think her sentencing was a bit harsher than normal but given what she done after she shot her mother I think the sentencing was fair.
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  948. It would make one thing if they were experienced in whatever it was they said. But you're right at this point it's all philosophical instead of something based on experience. If she traveled the world and saw the horror of things and came back to raise awareness, it would be one thing.
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  949.  @markspencer4385  well sure if she posted the pictures weeks in advance she’d have full knowledge that people broke in and unless she was condemning it but on top said she was peacefully protesting then you’re right. But from what I understand these photos were taken and posted during so it’s impossible to know if she’s okay with it and even if she was the fact is she herself did nothing wrong and agreeing with perceived wrongdoers doesn’t mean you’re guilty of any crime.
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  950.  @markspencer4385  either way it doesn’t matter. She wasn’t in the building and she didn’t do anything wrong. The media is just trying to incriminate her and make her look bad.
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  951. It’s like a car sales man like yeah it comes with a steering wheel and gas pedal.
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  952.  @SuV33358  haha
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  953. Really? I kind of realized at a young age about how I notice the screen flashing each time I hit it. I thought it was taking a photograph and processing it lol. But it wasn't until one day we had a lamp up near the TV that I realized what it was doing. It was trying to find something white.
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  954. South Africa is a failed progressive policy that backfired. It's like an insight into what would happen if America fell too.
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  955. I'm sure it will shatter their faith and beliefs to the core. I'm sure there are people in churches and places who feel that they did "sins" that causes god to wreck havoc in their lives. Oftentimes I hear stories about how suffering is a part of life, but people say that when they don't really have a great tragedy in their lives. I wonder how much of their own words will stick during these times?
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  956. Thanks for the warning.
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  957. I don't quite believe these NDE qualify as evidence of life after death. The reason being is that they usually describe events that took place while they were "there." The human body is amazing. It's like a computer. If I were to cut the power to the CPU on the computer, everything else is still "functioning" but since there is no CPU, everything is just sending signals and receiving signals that can't be processed in any meaningful way. That's the say way when you "die" at the OR. Your eyes are still "seeing" and your ears are still "listening" and your nerves are still "feeling." Signals are being sent to your brain but since your brain isn't functioning it isn't processed like it normally would. As your heart is pumped, blood and oxygen is carried around your body such that it is functioning to some degree. So when you wake up, these "artifacts" of what you saw, heard, felt, etc are now being processed to some degree. Since you didn't saw it "real time" you're left to speculate on what you saw, heard, and felt so you begin to remember it sort of like a dream instead of real time as if you were there. So you experience these "NDE" only because you're able to process the information that you actually saw, heard, and felt but just wasn't processing it like you are now.
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  958. In all of Seagals movies he would go around killing and harming innocent people and very rarely get the bad guys in the end after a grand plot change. So it’s no surprise he’s unable to see the wrongness in what is going on.
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  959. I have two questions: 1) The SCOTUS decision states that there is a special relationship such that someone unable to protec themselves such as children and those that are mentally disabled or incapable of protecting themselves. So wouldn't that apply here? 2) Parents were placed under arrest for attempting to enter the school. One mother tried to go in and was placed in handcuff. When she was taken off she entered the school and got her child. Another mother entered the school after begging the police to go in she found later on her child was a victim. Would they have a suit in this case since they were falsely detained to protect their child under extreme conditions?
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  960. The clowns with the weapons probably going to end up getting killed one day.
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  961. Actually SOCTUS has ruled multiple times in the past that the police has no duty to protect anyone except under special circumstances. Unfortunately what defines as “special circumstances” could easily be interpreted differently.
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  962. It’s a Kim Jung un class self destroyer ship.
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  963.  @luminousmoon86  Totally agreed. They're not saying the food doesn't match the pictures, but rather that they're showing way more product than what is actually given. I went to subway to get a club sandwich and never felt it was less what was shown in the pictures.
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  964. Yeah and they can look out in the backyard and see the firepit to remind them.
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  965.  @kathrynf2182  You listen to hillary too much. This is what communisms look like.
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  966.  @Gongolongo  Of course not. That's because it's communist. They want to make it appear to the rest of the world that they are under control and bless the people with happiness and fortune. Reality is what you see on this video. People are still working 996 because money is more important to the communist leaders than the people who do it. They can always replace it with someone else, is the way they think. Funny your profile picture matches your sentence.
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  967. At this point even if they are caught, they got to live out their whole lives and got to experience everything life had to offer. So there's no justice at this point.
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  968.  @raymondmansfield3498  yeah there are at least 2 movies by Seagal where he's at a store, it gets robbed, and he kills both the bad guys and the clerk.
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  969. From what I understand Seoul police were unable to handle the crowd surge and it sounds to me like the issue had to do with the police trying to contain the large crowd into a single area.
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  970.  @mittfh  isn’t that ironic?
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  971. I feel the big difference then and now is that developers really had to understand the computer they were developing on. So a lot of developers were making innovative designs and concepts that they would sell to other companies as a game engine or framework. I remember a huge selling point at the time was what a game was capable of doing rather than what sort of game play you got out of it. Like Wolfenstein or Doom, were both promoting the whole "3D" FPS experience and games after that tried to beat it out by adding features or capabilities. Even side scrollers on SNES was being sold off as how functional it was and how many sprites they could put on the screen at the same time. Today games can't sell with those ideas anymore.
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  972. I don't think so. It's actually repeat offenders or the ones with connections to the victims that end up getting caught because they leave behind evidence and it builds up until they're able to know who it is. These one off events where it's based on chance encounters tend to go unresolve because there's nothing to connect the two other than perhaps DNA. But even then it's still a waiting game to determine whose DNA it is because that person has to do a crime or somehow give their DNA that can be traced.
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  973. Maybe not. Maybe Puff Daddy is like, "Hey look, I'm really sorry about punching you but I had to keep up the tough guy exterior. I'm really going to make it up to you with these consolidation prizes that you can choose or turn them in for cash. Also, go ahead and take the hotel's towel, and put it on my tab."
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  974. How so? It spread from China to the USA and the rest of the world. Thus far, Europe and North America seem to be the only ones not able to get a full grasp on it. However, I wouldn't really take China's word for it that they are in control. If you look back last November/December timeframe, China pretty much kept it from the public. A few doctors were silenced with threats and a few politicians were executed for going against the president of China. The officials in the city of Wuhan decided not to report the new virus to the leaders in fear they would look bad. Now they say they got it under control, but we really can't believe that. Everything is censored out of China and you really can't believe anything they say. My bet is they don't have it under control and it is just as spreading as it is here but they are simply letting the people die in hopes the virus will just develop heard immunity. After all, unlike in America, they don't need people to be alive to get their tax money, they make it by selling you cheap electronics and parts.
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  975. The concept is still around with ACOGs that they're called Bidon Aiming Concept. The idea is in close quarter situations, you can quickly shoot by keeping both eyes opens.
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  976.  @victormiranda9424  If anything I hope in the after life whatever god could cure him of his ailments and that the children who are there with him can understand and forgive whatever hatred this man had in his mortal life.
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  977.  @kathypear2540  I'm sure regardless they would want to see the remains no matter the conditions.
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  978.  @maxine-x4x  so? Lots of people don’t pull over but didn’t require swat or having their truck completely destroyed and hours long standoff and shutting down freeway causing hardship to 1000s of people.
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  979.  @joer8854  none of us are saying they’re all innocent. It’s just that Alec, like everyone else, knew the gun was dangerous but handled it with negligence. The argument that he’s not an expert or that it’s the expert job are moot points because it is common knowledge that guns are dangerous. By him hiring a so called “expert” he already established he had knowledge that guns are dangerous. His behavior in previous scenes where they used the same gun doesn’t correspond with his behavior in the fatal scene. They said he was cautious and careful around guns yet in this scene they called for him to point it at someone and pull the trigger and suddenly went careless?
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  980. With Sensei Seagal giving so many philosophical bombs in this movie that you'd think he would say something wise to the guy about going out at night. I'd imagine he'd say, "Get as much down feather as you can and shove it into a bag and put your head into that bag and then wait until night fall and go outside with the bag over your head then try to find each feather before dawn."
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  981. I feel like the media has drawn the wrong conclusion and again made this into a political show about being Anti-Trump or whatnot. Problem is she completely ignored the entire state of Wyoming by instead deciding to "do the right thing" and do this board thing. She ignored the entire inflation, pandemic, rising gas prices, rising food prices, rising cost of living, low wage jobs, the fact that many of her constitutes can't afford medical care, etc, etc, etc. She decided to put that all aside and go for this noble task of grand standing trying to appear like a moderate by standing with the democrat party. If she stood by her state, she would have easily won reelection even if she didn't get anything done. She should have fought for Wyoming citizens, not trying to make political friends.
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  982.  @suzannecrain2524  depends if it violates a constitutional right but generally speaking a bump stock is accessory so it be hard to defend that you have a constitutional right to owning it unless it’s a common item that’s in all firearms.
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  983. Im casting a protest vote for no one. Going to vote for micky mouse.
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  984. @ I think the funniest plot twist in all of Seagal movies would be that one in attrition where suddenly the guy reveals he’s his father and it was just so random and out of place that it made zero sense because one we never saw the guy before and two we never seen him ever again so his grand plot twist reveal made no sense. Even more so we see in the same movie a side character having a fight with her mother which again zero interest or reason.
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  985. I always love how in Seagal's film he thinks honest grieving families would accept a wad of cash unquestioned and on top of that in inverse would owe them their lives when he goes on a stupid mission of justice. Realistically the family would probably call 911 to report the cash, and on top of that if they were too afraid to face their bullies that Seagal saved them from, why in the heck would they then decide to blindly go with Seagal to shoot up a large army of people?
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  986. Eh he could have the memory of a shrimp and still be elected this November. He’s going to win by a landslide no doubt.
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  987.  @curtisbrowning2817  you don’t need all the scientific explanation other than it is stupid to bring gas inside the house for any reason.
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  988. I feel like the whole inflation explosion thing is something they discovered in the 70s and 80s and a lot of films wanted to include it in but just didn't know how because it was so cool looking. It's sort of like the fascination with exploding heads in the same time period. Every movie had to include it.
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  989. Personally I think Daniel defense should just drop all us government contracts.
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  990. Personally I think protest everyone in that city should just disobey any order from the police. That includes speeding tickets, or any traffic violations. Everyone should just keep driving or going along like these cops don't exist. And no one should pay the fines either. Anytime they see a cop they should just turn around and show them their backs.
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  991. As far as I understand he was never booked into jail. I think his jail issue is the least concerns of his as now he's probably in big trouble with the navy.
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  992. Personally I think unless it’s a result of something unforeseen these private pilots should be held accountable for failing to maintain their planes. The entire estate should pay into the victims families and anyone failing to maintain their airplane should have their license revoked.
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  993. I’ve been myself all through school and in my 20s. Now I’m 40 and I never met my wife. I don’t think I will be meeting her any time soon. In the last few years I’ve been desperately trying to find her and tried online to some minor success but overall things are looking grim. I don’t think everyone will find that special someone.
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  994. Did people not learn about the patriot act? Anyone could be classified as a domestic terrorist. That's dangerous. This shouldn't be passed at all.
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  995. He also kept the firepit there as a reminder of what everyone else does.
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  996. White guy 18-20 is the description. If it turns out to be a black dude cnn and abc would drop the story faster than OJ with a knife.
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  997. Let me first say I hope Biden gets better. Covid sucks and I hope he is doing well. With that said, his spin team is absolutely ridiculous because they're coming on now trying to spin this around. It seems like every time Biden does or says something, couple days later (hours later in this case), we have to wait to see what his spin team comes up with to explain whatever crap just happened. It's sickening and stupid. Personally I think he should come out like Trump did. He walks up a flight of stairs, stand at the top, and that says, "Hey you know I'm well, I'm better, I'm able, and America is well and strong." But nope, instead his spin team comes up with a silly explanation to blame someone or something. We're a complete joke at this point.
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  998. What if the person was after the mother and knowing the son was going to be there too gave them the perfect cover story with the whole Mallory incident? It's basically the perfect "motive" for the police to investigate and they'd find nothing since it had nothing to do with the real motive.
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  999. I sort of had a big shock as of recent. I had a really big FOMO but I realize that life brings you everything you need to succeed and that the future is better than the past. We all enter this world for a time and we have a departure date that is coming. In between, everything you need to do will be done so you don't have to worry about missing out and however insignificant you might think your life is you don't have to worry because it's going to all play out just the way it's supposed to. I realize that now later in life and I was so worried about things that when it actually happened, I realize that everything that the reason we all suffer is because we don't allow whatever supposed to happen actually happen or we try to be something that we're not.
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  1000. The wife asked that her husband not be charged for it. I find the double standards somewhat odd. The wife who strangled her children and then tried to jump off the second floor window was portrayed as this poor wife suffering depression and people were chiming in how they felt the same and how they should raise awareness and so on. Yet this doctor guy, who probably suffered some sort of depression got quite a lot of hate and death threats despite having the same issue on a different scale. So why society has this double standard towards men and women?
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  1001.  @imbalancedstatus8824  correct. I was watching this movie about out of space invaders from the 50s and they were talking about how noble police are and how they keep citizens safe. I sort of laughed.
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  1002.  @MsJanetWood  I rather be know as a PlayStation warrior than a coward where I stood by to hear the screams and plea from children being gunned down and did nothing despite having millions spent to train and arm me.
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  1003. He did a lot more than that. He has done a lot of real estate investments into New York City having built a lot of apartments/condos and breathing life into a city that was once packed with crime. Trump was one of many developers who if not came, would mean NYC might be like Detroit.
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  1004. As the old saying goes eff around until you find out.
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  1005.  @kaiza9184  the begs the question why didn’t they use him before? Like this guy is tough as nails apparently but they kept him on the sidelines? We’re to assume that somehow he had no say or influence prior to him “officially” taking on the role?
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  1006. Yeah, our forefathers wrote it in a way to bring justice fairly so that both parties can speak before a sentence is carried out. It was designed to protect those falsely accused of a crime rather than protecting criminals from any sort of punishment.
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  1007.  @jacquesmesrine8031  the scenes are all completely in his outfit too. It's like how does he you know get it on with his pants on?
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  1008. Let's be honest, the Afghan people will probably not vote democrat when they come to the USA. After all, Joey is the one who caused them have to move to a foreign country and live in fear. So that is the true reason why Joey just bailed out on them because they wouldn't vote for him. If Joe could somehow get them to vote for democrats, he'd be shipping them to all the close call cities in the USA.
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  1009. You don't have to be super paranoid but you can keep an eye on your co-workers behavior. Like for example, you know Bob got fired last week. You see Bob in the parking lot at your work. Don't go in. Plus if you're in a meeting and suddenly someone walks in carrying a big bag and they normally don't, then it's probably a good sign that it may be time to leave or be on guard. Try to move towards a door so if anything starts happening you can exit quickly.
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  1010.  @ebbderelict  I watched a lot of Seagal's movies, and as far as him holding rifles out in front of him, I believe it is because he can't shoulder the rifle correctly because he's too heavy set. If you ever go to a range and see someone really large trying to shoot the rifle, it's exactly what Seagal does where they have to do this weird neck twist to the side, or hold he rifle farther out in front of them. What Seagal should do instead is have a higher sight so he can still shoulder it. I do notice some movies he has the night vision sights where it is very high up that's meant for night vision goggles but fit his large frame perfectly. Ultimately, why does Seagal have to "aim" the rifle is unclear but I guess he does whatever he wants on set.
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  1011. I'm not surprised anymore from any news from NY, NJ, FL, or CA. It's like as soon as the news person says it's someone from one of those states, it's like that's why.
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  1012. I felt his earlier films were a lot better in terms of plot and knowing who the bad guys are. I seen Under Siege the other day and it's miles better than his current movies. I mean you get a girl popping out a cake and it's like unbelievable but not like his current movie where someone 1/3 of this age just uncontrollably have to be with him. Also you knew who the bad guys are and every kill he made felt like justice but his current movies are so complex and hard to follow yet Seagal wants you to believe him in that he's killing the bad guys but we as an audience don't really establish that.
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  1013. The big reason he uses a body double is not because he's lazy - well maybe it depends on how you look at it - but he has a standard to not show up on set. As a matter of fact, the movie Urban Justice is one of his highest rated post-stardom movie and he appeared in 90% of the movie because the director would only work if Seagal showed up each day and stayed until the set closes. During the shooting, Seagal didn't show up one day and it caused a big commotion as they argued and finally got him on set but it delayed everything and caused a crunch as they had to shoot across a longer day to make up since they only had a limited set. As far as the story being complex, it is. Not that being "complex" is a good thing but rather that he has so many loose ends and subplots, and he has to fit it all into a 90 minutes movie that it makes it impossible to concentrate on any single aspect of the story line which makes it, as you say, hard to follow and the end result is what you see now. @Noahboy8 
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  1014.  @__-tp4tm As I was saying earlier he's trying to put out this front that he's some kind of actual killer who not only can kill on screen but in real life too. Based on various stories of his on set behavior it sounds like he wants his castmates and others to believe that he's the real deal. However, as I was saying, he doesn't look anything like this bad character that he's portraying. He's very large and seems very tired all the time. So yeah those videos are included in with that initial discussion. As I was saying if lost weight and could kick higher than his knee I think he might at least have some valid claim to what he's doing. Until then, yeah it's cartoonishly horrible. No one is going to believe a 400 pounds man, incapable of moving or running, is somehow capable of just annihilating extremely fit young men.
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  1015.  @__-tp4tm Until then, we'll have his cartoonish movies where we're to believe an overweight, bloated, seemingly disinterested in everything is somehow capable of beating up and completely destroying anyone who gets in his way. If you watch Under Siege, this doesn't happen in that film. He's actually moving around and doing things aside from just kicking knee high and double slapping everyone.
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  1016. I watch Tucker and I don't see what he's saying is necessarily wrong. He's saying 2 things: 1) People who don't get the vaccine don't get it because they're unsure of the long term effects due to the really short time frame they released the vaccine and that's not something I disagree with, and 2) If the vaccine is as effective as they say it is, then why are places still closing or mandating some sort of mask wearing or social distancing? I'm on the fence about this since just shy of 50% of adults are fully vaccinated, I still question why aren't the numbers going down significantly? And it is, but yet we're still living in very restrictive conditions.
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  1017.  @dianepereira1860  as I said it isn’t a good idea to talk to the police if you are a prime suspect in a crime. They’re looking for ways to charge you not clear you. It’s best to avoid questioning and going to the police and just wait until you are formally arrested and charged with a crime. However I agree that in cases like these in all likelihood he killed her, either as a an accident or as planned.
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  1018. Ah that explains why some of the thugs go into 7-11 with a gun thinking it's payment. Like look man all I want is a slurpee and a hotdog and I want to trade it for this gun.
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  1019. thoughts -include prayers --verbose > /dev/null 2>&1
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  1020. Really loved the movie and glad to hear easy company is remembered.
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  1021. It’s the same reason you don’t see an authentic American chinese restaurant in China .
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  1022. The worst part is her friend probably thought she was joking. lol.
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  1023. How is someone standing in a public place looking at someone else in the same place considered a “stalker?”
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  1024.  @stewartgranger7674  Alec was the producer on Rust and the actor. He's responsible for the crew and hiring. During the day of the shooting, Alec told her to skip checking weapons because it was wasting time and during the time of the shot he started to do trick shots and did not notify anyone that he was doing differently from what was called for in the script. Even if loaded with blanks, due to the incompetency of Hannah and how Alec neglectfully carried himself on set and telling Hannah not to do safety checks.
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  1025.  @stewartgranger7674  I agree it’s mainly her fault but to say Alec wasn’t responsible as well is just silly. Many walked off set due to the safety conditions and Alec cut a lot of corners with everything else. Keep in mind that while real ammo was used the fact blanks can be just as dangerous and the fact Alec shot her and pulled the trigger means it’s his fault just as well. They’re both are at fault here.
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  1026. So far what we know about the media, the biggest evidence against him would be the cell phone tower pings and the dna on the sheath. Both of which could easily be explained since he goes to the school nearby, and if he went into the store that sold the knife, it's very well possible he touched it and put his dna on it. What they really need to iron it out is some sort of motive or connection to the victims. I'm thinking one of the roommates was part of is stalking and he became obsessed with her and went in to attack but then the others were there and he had to get rid of them too.
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  1027.  @mistrock322  agreed. I think we'll hear a lot more as the case goes on, for sure. I think it's very doubtful they would charge him unless they were sure they could get a conviction. But so far the two evidences that I know of isn't exact a airtight case.
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  1028.  @MobRoss  yes it goes to show just how warped people are. I can’t believe she’s making it out to women’s right too. But that’s what happens when these kinds of things happen in a blue state. It shows just how messed up blue thinking is.
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  1029.  @mariarivera4197  that's the thing I don't understand. Shouldn't they give a trial for each of the murders? It seems bizarre. Like let's say you were convicted of one murder, but then they found you committed another and now they can give you a harsher penalty than the first. But if you commit them all at once, you have a better chance of getting a lighter sentencing than you would if you did them at separate times. America sense of justice seems pretty distorted to me.
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  1030. It's called money.
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  1031. Yeah the video there is a small hole in the back of her head from what appears to be a gun shot entry wound. If they showed the front of her face, I'm guessing it would confirm if she is possibly alive or not. I'm guessing the front of her head is mostly gone or in bad shape if they showed it. I would say common sense wise, why in the heck would they send her to a hospital after doing all that to her? Seems unlikely they would. I feel the mother is getting second hand information and they're going to request that she send them over money to know more about it and once she does she'll hear nothing from them because they're scammers. I think she should wait for the government to come back with official words. The IDF and German governments are working to find what happened to their citizens but it is a mess right now. She might never know where her body ended up though.
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  1032. There's a good chance that a majority of the kids involved are innocent or at least not in the house with the intent to break in. There's a good chance someone just said there's a party and people just showed up. I also think mob mentality goes into play. You see your friends there, and they're relaxed so you're relaxed and since there's no one there against it, you just roll with it.
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  1033. Either way I feel more strongly against the home owner in this situation. Who in the world owns a $8 million dollar mansion with no alarm, no security system, no camera, nothing. Just a open home that's up for grabs. I'm guessing the owner's children or some such is friends with one of the party goers and he found out the home had no alarm system or anything so he just decided to throw this party when they said they will be out for a long duration.
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  1034.  @lToxxiil how do we know? The guy wasn’t in the process of attacking anyone until the kid stepped in and caused him to attack people. If the kid stepped in during an on going attack then yes he’s a hero but because he stepped in during a somewhat calm time then caused a huge commotion that he started stabbing everyone.
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  1035. To attract these jobs, some places are calling them engineers or technicians. It's a minimum wage job that sounds pretty fancy.
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  1036. I have to disagree. The timing of this release is no coincident either. It's two days before the big GA state run off election. You think maybe the liberals timed this release so it could coincide two days before voters hit the poll? Use your head. The Dems are power hungry and want to operate on a 2 branch government. If the senate is split 50/50, the VP has the deciding power (so it's essentially a 2 branch government). It's sort of like how days after the November election and suddenly, vaccine is starting to roll out after the election is called. Coincidence? I think not. It's all planned by powerful liberals who control and spend a lot of money from the same media/medical corporations that feed into lobbyists.
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  1037. No it was 399.
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  1038. I watched a few of these videos about USSR and the computer industry that never really took off. I think one of the big things that are missed is what is driving the industry as oppose to just raw innovations and progress. For example, in the USA, you had AT&T/Bell Labs and the Xerox Labs that drove a lot of the modern computers, servers, languages, internet, networking, and software. But what really pushed computers were the innovators who sat in their garages making these software that we see today and companies like Apple and Microsoft taking them and making it their own. But the major issue with USSR is that it was totally driving by the State and it's totally unclear if the average person could even take a computer home much less make software for them.
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  1039.  @LukeDeveraux  he’s like I’ve been traveling at nights for the last 35 years. It’s quite relaxing.
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  1040.  Flaming-skull that is very true. like something low key like a walgreens or cvs or something would make much more sense.I mean it might have been overrun but the good news is most of them have mirrors so you can see where is everything and on top of that it's easier to get in and out of than a large hospital.
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  1041.  Flaming-skull yes, in a different comment section, I mentioned that Seagal didn't like zombies and decided to change it at some point. That explains some of the voice overs and how it switched from what appears to be zombies, to vampire hybrid that can't go into light but they all decide to go out at night and I believe the entire hospital subplot changed midway too.
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  1042.  Flaming-skull  they didn’t even helped the kid so it would have still made a better plot if they actually did. Lol
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  1043. Yeah I wouldn’t be surprised this in itself isn’t a scam. How do we know he got tricked out of 800k? His daughter seem way too enthusiastic telling the story about her fathers mishap.
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  1044. I always love how well used your rifles look. I tried to do the same by rolling it around my mom's basement but she got really upset and now I have to clean up the mess. Any tips?
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  1045. They forgot to thank Joey Biden for giving the Iran 6 BILLLION dollars, and they shifted money aside to fund this operation.
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  1046. I also laugh at how he describes the samurai gang in the most racist way possible. lol.
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  1047.  @TheSkydiverphoenix  probably now. I’m sure her cop pals lined her up with a job.
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  1048. The people doing this has been in there since like the 80s, and 90s, some been in there since the 70s, even 60s. Point is these people are freaking old. How are they continuously voted into office? I fear that what's going to happen is in the 2030s, when most of these people are dying off or retiring, that there's going to be a radical shift in the country. Younger (by then they'd be the 30s, 40s something voters) will feel more politicians they're connecting with because they're promising a radical vote on their platform. What's going to result is a shift in this country where we're going to go to one extreme. I fear retiring in USA though. I think these people should be smarter and start training up some of their younger members and perhaps taking one for their party and sitting out next election for someone they can endorse.
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  1049. Doubtful. She's a sure win for November.
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  1050.  @TheHandsomeman  I think people are confusing long term memories with intelligence. An elephant might remember things very well but the truth is they understand it just as any animal does.
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  1051. I live in a rather unique neighborhood design. I can test if someone is following by going in a circle around my place and see if they follow. Hasn't happened yet but I usually don't carry anything valuable so I'm not as big of a target.
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  1052. Why? He just got dunk and made a bad decision.
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  1053. The problem here isn't that he stole something or not. The problem is these men were tired of recent problems in their neighborhood. So they decided to take things back by being so-called "neighborhood watch" and they were out to get someone. They saw Ahmaud running and presumed he was up to no good. They had no right to hold him on the assumption that he had to be up to no good, and they had no right to self-defense claims on the ground that he (Ahmaud) tried to attack them. You have to have "clean hands" to claim self-defense because you can't hold someone for loose reasons, that person tries to break free/attack you, and then you shoot them to claim self-defense. Also, even if Ahmaud did in fact steal something, I believe the verdict would be the same since all three defendants didn't have anything to do with the events being unfolded. They never saw Ahmaud trying to steal something nor did they have any reasons from other neighbors to assume he did steal something.
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  1054.  @dphillips95c  if you’re in california or New York please stay there. Don’t come to other places and ruin it by voting blue.
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  1055. I would say if the DHS is raiding his home, they must feel they have way more evidence to convict him or whoever on site. They only have one shot because if he's involved with something sinister, you can bet after the raid he's going destroy everything if DHS didn't catch on to it. DHS doesn't launch such a large scale raid unless they feel they have way more than enough evidence to convict him. They must know and seen things happening and probably have an insider or key witness to what ever is going on.
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  1056. I recall a story of a homeless man found with about 200k, which at the time was equal to about a million dollars in today's money. He lived like a homeless person, no friends, no family, nothing. He had all that money in his room, passed away, and no one left to inherit it. They were looking for a family and I think they found one years later after airing the story. Heartbreaking the guy lived his life never enjoying anything. Hopefully the money was used for something wonderful so at least his hardwork didn't go to waste.
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  1057.  @navyhmc8302  a yeoman will need a security clearance because they often handle sensitive information from higher ranks. Some might work in unclass levels but that depends on a lot of things. A cook is also a high field as you're entrusted to handle food to feed people.
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  1058.  @JasonBe1993  yes it’s like if you noticed a dump truck running a red light while walking a sidewalk. Do you continue to walk in front of it even though you’re doing nothing wrong?
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  1059.  @rv1565  only if he didn't take any sort of precautions to lock it. If she broke the lock or got access to the safe without his knowledge, then how could it be his fault when he taken all the steps a reasonable person would think?
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  1060.  @brucewillis542  I guess the studio that funded the movie wanted him to be skinnier and fitter but then he failed
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  1061. It's amazing how political CNN is. Just a few months ago CNN was calling everyone a "conspiracy theorist" if they discuss this. But now, since Joey is backing it up, suddenly CNN is all like, "It's credible."
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  1062. I find Dr Kimberly Young's research a bit questionable even for the time. She's defining an "addiction" as a measurement of how many hours per day/week you're online. That's not an addiction per say. I always thought an addiction is defined where you want to stop the behavior but you cannot do so despite some negative feelings or you would rather avoid other situations to continue the behavior like you avoid going outside because you want to go online. The woman they were interviewing at the start sounded like she was desperate to go outside but her only connection to the outside world is through the internet. Is that really an "addiction" because if she was capable of going outside and being with people, she probably wouldn't be on the internet. So she doesn't fall in the category of what someone would call an "addiction."
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  1063. He was a dead man no matter what.
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  1064. Something you won’t see on cnn.
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  1065. I don't drink coffee but I drink a large amount of soda with caffeine in it. I calculated it and it's coming out to about 200-400mg per day. I've been doing this for the last 20 some years and I'm thinking it's a real bad habit to have and I don't see myself living past 50 without having a major heart attack.
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  1066.  @Jorr_G440  sorry to hear that. Hopefully you’ll be a okay. Just stay away from any tanks.
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  1067. Yes they can’t even talk about Harris without first talking about how Trump said this, that and all sorts of other negative things. I listened to Trump and he’s making a lot of sense and talking about important things that matter.
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  1068. The voters should be held accountable.
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  1069. It seems like in Russia when the police cracks down on something, they do it hard. I remember watching about this Caviar business they were trying to unravel. They started with the low key guy, and they pulverized him until he said where he got it from, then they went up the chain one by one. It seems like in Russia, the police can actually do their job without fear of turning into downtown Seattle.
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  1070. No history repeats itself. At the start of the civil war, nearly every southern state was democrats. Now that nearly every southern state is democrat, and they want to radically change this country. Before they wanted to keep slavery because they were afraid of the middle class, and now they want to invoke socialism because they're afraid of the middle class.
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  1071. It's equivalent to maybe if Texas decided that it wants to be its own country. Do you think US would send military troops to reclaim the land? Careful you don't look back in history to see if this is true.
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  1072. Personally I think maybe it was a suicide attempt or something. Seems like a bizarre way of doing it though.
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  1073. Maybe she paid for the items first? Then was sort of forced to wait a very long time?
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  1074. I think it's important to note that these are like the second, third owners. The first owner was smart enough to recognize the problem and sold the home. More proof that you should research into why someone would sell such a valuable property. Perhaps they figure with the investment they could get their value worth if they rent/lease it but it came sooner than expected.
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  1075. Double slap!
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  1076.  @AdhvaithSane  lol. and not once the guy even hurts Seagal.
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  1077.  @johnw06  yeah don’t forget the captain of the boat had this long history with him and that he kept it concealed from everyone else as if to protect him but from what? Then the entire gang was all so surprised and didn’t know what to do despite later in the film killing off an actual seal team.
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  1078. Don't forget the polls. His numbers are very low right now. I think lower than Trump at some point. Yet they're saying 82 million people voted for him somehow.
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  1079. Fact: If Harambe was armed, he'd still be alive.
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  1080. Legit made me laugh.
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  1081. This is unreal! We’re being invaded and the federal government is not doing anything. It’s horrible when a state has to act like a country sending aid to a war zone. I hope Americans can see this and realize it isn’t fair for us and isn’t fair to the immigrants neither. When ny government is evicting vets to house these invaders yoy know this country is messed up to the core.
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  1082. Yeah, it was fun going to these big department stores but you're at the mercy of whatever they have in stock and yeah some places would mail order your things but that takes weeks to get. A good example was like last week. My toilet needed a piece and yeah, I could go to a department store here and get it but at home I can easily research it, figure out what I need, and get it within a day or two. That's way better than not knowing what they have in stock and just hoping they have it and then having to hunt down a sales person who probably will tell you they don't have it. You wasted all that time that you could be spending doing something better.
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  1083. From what I understand of the events, he wanted to play a prank on the guy, and the guy did not want to participate but Cook insisted upon it. Then a fight broke out that eventually led up to the shooting. So I feel Cook instigated it and the other guy was acting in self defense but I feel the other guy regardless didn't take enough time to deescalate the situation and walk away. He knew it was a prank and he should have simply said he didn't want to do it, and walk away.
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  1084. Yes, it is a standard from what I understand. Since the guy is a police officer/first responder, I don't think he knows what the FAA regulations are but I suspect when the FAA investigates this, they will find the sky diving company at fault for not turning the propeller off as they loaded passengers. This was a situation where they landed, and were loading new sky divers and I guess she's snapping photos. What a horrible thing to witness for the sky divers to witness someone being hit and the sound it would make.
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  1085. His statement is sort of contradictory if you think about it. He claims AR15s are hard to aim but yet he's advising you to shoot blindly into the air with a weapon that he claims is just as deadly.
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  1086. I find it unfortunate that the police department can't be sued in this situation. The SCOTUS decision came down that says a police department has no duty to protect anyone unless there is a special relationship that exists. Unfortunately, the "special relationship" is so vague that nearly any court could argue that there was no special relationship despite the fact the police was in control and had the school contained. Biden speaks of an untouchable gun industry but truth is its the USA PD that's nearly impossible to successfully sue.
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  1087. It wasn’t just one thing but a lot of things she got careless with. I don’t think she’ll serve a long time though. Perhaps 1 year tops.
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  1088.  @Anima_Kesil  they’re talking in future tense. You’re right they should be talking about recent events and in December 2019 they knew well enough covid was happening in Wuhan and numerous doctors, who were quickly silenced by the Chinese government should have raised warning flags any honest news agency should pick up on. Instead cnn and cbs chose to make it a political topic at the expense of half a million Americans.
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  1089. Problem is the account has the word "parody" right in the title of it.
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  1090.  @_zoid  I’m speculating since you have an underscore with zoid that the first half of your name is hemor.
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  1091.  @MajesticalHonky  let me guess you learned that from cnn?
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  1092.  @ritacook1748  salute the office not the person.
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  1093. I did recall shortly after 9-11 people felt it was safer to drive than fly. The fatalities due to car accidents increased at that time. You're more likely to suffer a fatal accident driving to the airport than flying in a plane.
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  1094. I watched the film last night finally. The movie is a lot more lazy than you’re saying here. The lead investigator actually knows who is kidnapping all the children and know the source is coming from the same orphanage where Seagal questionable pen pal resides. Yet the director dies and she can’t piece together that maybe the child traffickers are the ones doing it? Also Seagal looks up on her computer the exact company where his pen pal is being held. Why would they have all the info and yet later in the move the police director tells the lady cop she still don’t have a clue who is doing all this trafficking? Yet Seagal figured it all out just from casually glancing at her computer. What in the actual f? Also the relationship between Seagal and his pen pal is so bizarre that she doesn’t even know who he is until the final scene where he’s standing there in that weird sharted stance.
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  1095. Didn’t they do a study where most gifted people end up dead or a failure later in life? He’s smart yeah but maybe too smart because 99% of people he’s dealing with are dumber than him and his boss will probably not get what he’s doing or saying and would tell him to get a life.
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  1096. He bends over backwards for them. Rolls out the red carpet. Most US corporations have ties in with China. Corporations dumped a lot of money for politicians. Who do you think he answers for when he picks up that phone?
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  1097. Agreed but he isn’t wrong according to the scotus ruling that police has no duty or obligation to help anyone. This is the first time the public at large got to see what many of us already known for years that the police does nothing and it is best to avoid calling them when possible. In this situation it would have been better if the police never came and instead the parents took matters in their own hands as some did.
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  1098. The problem I have with it is that they did mark that particular route as no good prior to that day because the building was too much of a hazard and easy set up spot. So it would seem the secret service did in fact set it up or at least were so careless.
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  1099. That's the problem with the world in general. Everyone wants to hold on to what they have but the problem is in the end you can't bring it with you. Hopefully he made peace with his maker and can go with clean hands that he did his best in this life and awaits whatever comes after.
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  1100. I always thought I would end up single in life but one day someone came along who I love very much. All I can say is that oftentimes people force things and end up sad and disappointed. Just live life, and wait for someone to come along. It'll be worth the wait in the long run. You'll both know you were waiting for each other despite the fact that you may have tried dating, marriage, and so on.
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  1101. I think the problem is that you got to stop what you're doing to use it and oftentimes you have to interact with it in difficult ways. In order for VR to really work, I think they would need to install it inside your home as a product that can generate a VR image in front of you and you can use it anywhere in the house. I think that would really take off especially if the product was easy to install and easy to use.
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  1102. Since she believes that excuse is valid, perhaps in the future her students should do the same when they're late with their assignment or their assignment is incomplete. "I barely complete it fully! Why did I get an F!?!"
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  1103. Seriously why would she bring that? I think she should be fired for that to be honest. One year a person at my company brought dog food but didn’t tell anyone until after. He was instantly fired.
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  1104. They can still sue the estate and win a successful case. It's definitely not over for them especially if the lawsuit was filed before their deaths.
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  1105. I’m nearing 40 and painfully single. I hear often about how bad it is to be married but I wouldn’t really know. I really want to be married but fear no woman wants me. People say it’s a blessing but I’m thinking it might be a curse and people try to lie to themselves to make bad things appear okay.
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  1106. I tried to completely watch this movie twice. The first time, I turned it off at the elevator scene because I didn't understand why the guy needed to go down the shaft into the water. I thought I missed something. So I rewatched it and made it past the elevator by a few minutes before turning it off again because it was completely incoherent. So they had to go INTO the hospital to GET OUT of the city? Why couldn't they just go around the building from the outside during daylight when the zombies hid?
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  1107. Why do you hope she suffers in eternity? I hope she's in heaven and that all she done is forgiven and that her children can live out the lives that was taken from them.
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  1108. Most of these are ccw holders forgetting they can’t bring a firearm. Though usually they simply cite you and confiscate the gun. I’m surprised they arrested him instead.
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  1109.  @nattywho  Yeah I'd imagine if you tried to do this in the USA, it would be dealt with some seriously angry people. We're already upset flying and now this guy did this and it's going to be on at that point. I'd imagine he'd be beaten, tied up, and probably severely beaten again by people just to make sure he knows. I recall a similar story in the USA before but Ic an't find it but a guy did try to open the handle and several passengers jumped in and tied him up. Turned out to be drunk.
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  1110.  @user-vm5ud4xw6n  everyone has a bit of African heritage probably. Just at least from your family line just like how everyone probably has a bit of Indian blood like that one woman was trying to make herself be Native American.
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  1111. @Marcusus I wouldn’t doubt for a second the money ends up to a few people and very little, if any, is given to anyone.
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  1112. The problem is simple. Biden and the rest of the politicians are bought by big corporations. If Biden really wanted to solve it, he'd actually make it harder for employers to outsource and makes it less taxing to hire domestically. But he can't do that because big corporations dumped a lot of money into politics and that money is being used to make sure they are untouched and can continue to make profits. Until that happens, we'll continue to see this money printing and blaming it on the "supply chain" issue.
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  1113. ​ @popermen694  The problem is Alec claims the gun ACCIDENTALLY went off all by itself. However, the FBI lab tested the gun and found it was not able to fire without deliberately pulling the hammer back and pulling the trigger. The other problem is they were not filming at the time. Instead they were setting up the scene, and Alex took the gun and simply fired it at some random direction. The final problem is Alec and the AD said in prior scenes they set up these buffers and ballistic screens just to fire blanks. After the scene, Alec said he was so concerned about a child actor on the set he asked if she was okay just to make sure the gun smoke didn't make her ill or whatnot. Why Alec got so worried about her yet during the day of the accidental shooting, no safety net was set up and Alec, without any regard just pulled the hammer back and attempted to fire the gun? Lastly, the set was so unsafe, others threatened to walk off set unless Alec and the AD fixed them. It seems to me that other actors and actresses in the industry knew the set was unsafe because of how they were conducted. It remains to be seen exactly what these concerns were, if any, and if it played into the overall problem. The other problem is blanks and real bullets were mixed on set. They found about a dozen or so actual live rounds mixed with blanks. Some were in boxes while others were just loose sets mixed in. Alec hired the armorer, he was told by others that there were safety issues, and on top of that earlier in the day hours before the accident Alec and the crew were out back target practicing with the very same firearm. Overall Alec knew the firearm was potentially dangerous and overall Alec knew of others voicing their safety concerns and did nothing.
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  1114. I feel like that whole Crash dude scene was a missed clue in the movie. Right when he said, "They call me Crash because I never have" Seagal, as a Yale professor, knew right away that something was up with this dude and when his house blew up and his wife dead, he knew he had to go back to Crash. I feel like Crash, knowing he played a critical role in Seagal's wife death didn't try to run away but instead played along as Seagal asked for flying lessons seemingly out of no where and still while his wife is in the morgue.
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  1115. Reverse psychology. They really hope she’s unalive but they can’t say so they’re guilt tripping her to just hope she gives up. Hopefully someone called CPS on them.
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  1116. In a good relationship, you don't need a ton of money to live out a pretty good lifestyle. It would be ideal if a man made six figures and a woman made six figures and they both live at the same house. But I think reality, if a guy makes slightly above the area's average and the woman makes slightly near or below the average for the area, they would find themselves in a pretty good position to enjoy things without being too lavish and living out comfortably. I think guys in their 40s would figure that out because he would think, "You know I make good money, I can provide for a partner and at the same time if she helped out just a little I'd be pretty happy with it."
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  1117.  @loganthesaint  Being a vegetarian is okay. I don't think it's wrong if you're informed and know what sort of nutrition meat gives and what you may need to substitute that with. A dog does not have a choice. All it knows is what you feed it and what it might find. So making a choice for your pet shouldn't be taken lightly since you have more knowledge than the dog. If anything, someday she will be judged for her actions but until then we'll have to hope she doesn't own too many pets in her lifetime.
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  1118. Well no, I disagree. The problem here is that Glock knew of a simple modification that could make it go into full auto. While they can't control what someone criminally do with their firearm, they can control modifications that would make it illegal. On an AR15, for example, colt would put a sear block on their lowers which makes it hard to do without some heavy tooling and precise measurements. Most triggers have the end block on there that makes it impossible to install a three switch safety lever on them and make it impossible to catch a sear hook. The uppers also usually have a block on them that makes it hard to do simple modifications without heavy tools. So yes, gun makers are ensuring simple modifications can't be made. Why can't glock do the same?
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  1119. Actually it was his first try at demostrating it.
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  1120. Keep in mind the kid's father was a politician so he had a lot of lawyers and help to sue the park. The same can't be said for the other fatalities that happened on the same park before him.
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  1121. You mean she killed two other kids and herself? When will her madness end!?
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  1122. Yeah unfortunately it does not look good at this point. I just hope the mother didn't give these terrorists money in hopes that they're telling the truth. @BrainFrogFog 
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  1123.  @Icybearg  Not really. She faked it by gluing two different tickets together to make it look like she won. At first they thought it was a machine mishap but it turned out she's a fraud. However, I'm pretty sure the lotto tickets themselves say it is subject to verification and errors aren't paid out.
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  1124. They’re like oops just arrest us and haul us as far away as possible.
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  1125. What they should do is ban everything including high capacity bazookas.
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  1126. Up until the 60s, people probably trusted the government a little too much. Once Vietnam happened and the whole social revolution of the 70s, I think people started to not trust the government as much as they once did.
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  1127. I don't think so. I remember back in the early days of AOL and going into these chat rooms where some woman would start chatting with you. I remember this one older lady at the time - she was in her 30s but keep in mind at the time I was like 14 which made it seems really bizarre - sent me her picture (it was a picture of her sitting on a chair wearing jeans and t-shirt) and it was really her not some catfish. I think a lot of lonely souls went on AOL and made the chatrooms into their life and outlet. She used to tell me so many stories about her life and problems but suddenly one day she just disappeared and never heard from her again. I hope she is okay and I tried to look her up again once facebook came about but never could find her.
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  1128. No this is incorrect. While I agree you should never assume it is unloaded the fact is you're in a gun store where you would have reasons to believe that the people store their guns unloaded. But usually a gun store will rack the slide back and present it to you but I'm not sure why he didn't do it in this situation.
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  1129. Bro, it's CNN.
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  1130.  @kenanskywalker7218  Actually I was in a situation where an escalator caught on to the dress of a little girl. I was looking for the stop button all over the place but could not see it. I'm not sure if they standardize that stuff or not but it's certainly not obvious where the stop button is, especially during a panic.
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  1131. The problem is in a lot of movies and stories about stars who get "found" starts off in that way. They were a "special one" and so forth. So I think the parents probably just fell for that. I think they're just as much of a victim in this case too. But I think if I had a kid, regardless of what was said, I think I would want to at least wait outside or nearby though.
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  1132. I doubt it was a “department” but just the owner who came up with this dumb idea.
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  1133.  @davinalopez-oz1ez  no the store actually went out of business from what I read.
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  1134.  @davinalopez-oz1ez so?
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  1135. I do think the Bell Labs and the Xerox labs were probably the most important places in the history of computer science. It's sad they were essentially stolen and what we have today is really a monopoly on development to the point that only a few companies are able to innovate. I feel like we're going to stagger and we won't see innovation until these companies go under.
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  1136.  @dredayee1397  you’re right it’s perfectly reasonable for someone to start screaming if they’re under arrest and to ask as loudly as possible why they’re being pulled over. It especially makes sense to do it in a known high crime area so you’ll look less suspicious.
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  1137.  @dredayee1397  you’re right. It’s perfectly reasonable to shout why am I being pulled over because you’re oppressed. That will look very well against your oppressors. They’ll be like, “look at that guy we oppressed he looks serious guess we better just leave him alone cause his behavior certainly isn’t odd in this high crime place.”
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  1138. I think he left her there and she died from wondering the wilderness. They probably got into a big fight and she or he stormed off. Very sad overall.
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  1139. I wonder if he’ll get lawn duty while in prison?
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  1140. @ mmhmm I’m sure you do.
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  1141. Oh wow look another mass shooting in a democrat controlled city. I’m betting this guy was an incel and probably voted Biden.
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  1142. I'm not sure what open carry has to do with protecting people from further gun related violence. It seems to me the best way is to go after the criminals, arrest them, and charge them with the crimes they committed.
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  1143. It's all about legal definitions. The NFA is clear on what a full auto is and the bump stock is not that. The ATF is basing their interpretation on the law based on intentions of the devices. One could say if someone used a pistol brace to better conceal a weapon, then in effect it is a sbr just like if someone uses a bump stock to shoot faster that their intention is to use it as a FA device. However, the law is not written such that it is based on intention but rather the function of the device. In order fo them to charge people with it, they would have to have a law passed either at the state level or federal level stating that when someone uses such a device during a crime with the intention of violating the NFA then they can be charged as such.
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  1144. Biden started WW3!!!!! Whoohoo thanks sleepy joe! Can’t wait to see you go next year hopefully the world will still be here.
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  1145. Well if not, the good news is she'll file for divorce after all this is over.
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  1146.  Greg  yes it’s what people been saying for years. They go after the easy ones then go after pistols. Their objective is to rid all guns. Once all the guns are gone then they’ll start implementing a police state. Don’t believe it? Look at North Korea, most European countries, and South American countries
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  1147.  @omittedfour15  same reason this man shouldn’t. I don’t want to be in a heaven that has people like this. At the gates I’d just say see ya later, sounds like a liberal utopia than a heaven.
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  1148. It stinks that they did so much damage to promote the left agenda but at the same time no one will remember that they were actually false.
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  1149. Nah, sounds like his old boss really likes him and wants to be around him.
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  1150. It's kind of crazy how democrats "debunk" something by pretending like if enough people of their party say it is untrue then it is "facts" that debunked whatever it is they're claiming.
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  1151. No you're not.
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  1152. Sounds like a democrat. Talking about how they were once a brave gun owner then somehow they turned into some monster until they sold it all and voted for Biden.
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  1153. Even though she’s guilty I doubt she’d get that long of a sentence. She faces 3 years too but I’m guessing 1 year at most if even that.
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  1154. I don't get why she got into trouble? I mean yes, she's a rotten person and I don't disagree with that. However, it's not something totally illegal to encourage someone to kill themselves. Take for example the case in Florida where a group of teens discovered a handicapped individual who slipped into a lake and calling for help. They just stood at the fence and called him stupid and laughed as he struggled and screaming for help. They even recorded it and once he went under and never came back up they all ran away and no one even called 911. They didn't get into one bit of trouble and even though they're rotten people, it's not something that is illegal at all.
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  1155. No way. The prison system in America is a billion dollar industry. There's no way an average citizen has that kind of money to lobby politicians into voting no. Once you get rid of these kind of systems, only then you'll see real changes.
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  1156.  @TheUnknown-kw3fl things float up in water
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  1157. I watched the unblurred video and many of those getting CPR were in fact moving and seemed to be aware. Is it standard procedure to give CPR to someone alive?
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  1158.  @Chris-0703  isn't that the purpose of CPR? Someone is flatline and you begin CPR to try and bring them back to life?
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  1159.  @helenebennie3961  yeah no doubt. I wouldn’t have stayed there if someone was screaming racial slurs at me. That baseball player is making a six figure income and he’s not going to stick around if someone is screaming racial slurs at him.
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  1160.  @unsuppressedspeech4946 no that doesn’t work. You’re in default and breech and they can collect on that. That’s horrible advice.
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  1161. You're taking money from an illegal source and trying to make it legal through a middle person. The question is where is the money from? And who is it going to? I mean Seagal isn't exactly living a luxury life and isn't really worth that much money. So I think it makes more sense that he's probably just making bad movies because he likes making movies. Despite him doing this, he still has a good enough following. I mean it's like that one actor Robert Z'Dar who starred in Samurai Cops. He made a career out of making really horrible movies and managed to up until his death.
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  1162. We can't know for sure if Combs' direct involvement in it or if it is one of his staff members. It's entirely possible that he keeps a staff on site and perhaps whoever is controlling that aspect is hiring and trafficking the members in and out. I say wait it out but it's pretty alarming that they would in combination raid both places with such a large scale operation unless they were very certain that there's enough evidence to convict him or whoever.
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  1163. So basically the term "special relationship" where someone is under government control is essentially NEVER. So EVERYONE could be argued never in police custody and the police are NEVER wrong in anything they do. What in the heck?
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  1164. That doesn't make sense. The way the red flag law is written is that either the family OR the police could put him on the list. The police decided not to do that even though he made numerous threats. Overall this is a failure on part of the government for not using laws they already have and this is why a lot of people say more laws won't make a difference when they don't even enforce what they currently have.
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  1165.  @j.b.delaney3444  don’t try to protect the police incompetence. They dropped the ball on this and refusing to take responsibility like they don’t with nearly every mass shooting. They can easily put him on a red flag list by stating they had probable cause with removing all the swords and knives from his home and the fact family, even though they won’t sign for it, told the police he wanted to kill everyone.
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  1166.  @peterdarlington4117  they took his sword and knives away. And that alone is enough to put him on a red flag list. You defending that is completely wrong and incorrect. The police is incompetent.
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  1167.  @glennhenson6495 yeah I tried looking that up myself and do not see a report yet. I’m not sure if such a report would absolve them of wrong doing regardless since ultimately the plane did crash. Unless the boy or family somehow got up and started attacking the pilot or something.
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  1168. I don't know. The police in the USA are pretty bad at missing persons cases unless it's a child or some mental limitation. Usually they'll tell you to wait 48 hours and then you can file a missing person thing. Usually they do nothing afterwards because 99% of the time the person comes back and it turns out to be they left without telling anyone. @buyerenogurlfwendo2106 
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  1169.  @1ACL  don't forget the judge can also declare a mistrial in some cases so it's possible he can walk without it ever going to a jury. So many things can go wrong but this is a sure way to know he's going to prison and never coming out.
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  1170.  @bigmike-  I disagree that the designers shouldn't be held accountable. They should be held accountable. When I had my building designed, the company actually went through all the test and safety phase. They made sure it had all the safety requirements per law such as emergency exits, fire system, and various other things. I feel a theme park designer would need to ensure whatever safety protocols that need to be in place such as making sure guests can ride the ride safely. They wouldn't approve a rollercoast that pulled 100 G so why would they design a slide that could unsafely launch someone high enough to be decapitated by something on the ride itself?
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  1171. He's actually a saint. He's like, "Hey look, I'm really sorry for punching you but I gotta keep my tough guy look so I had to do it. Look let me make it up with these consolation prizes."
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  1172. I went on a similar tour in TN. It's fun and very well laid out. We didn't have to crawl but we did have to squeeze through tight spaces to reach this water fall. It's fun. We did have a to take an elevator down a mine shaft and yeah after the tour we had to go back up the elevator one batch at a time.
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  1173. I do believe this is a build up situation and not something he went crazy over the first time. I feel that he lost his standing by being an aggressor and on top of that pulling a firearm on someone. Had he simply used the recordings of the excessive backing up into his driveway and the neighbor constantly using his driveway even though they have ample room to maneuver in their own driveway I do believe he could have gotten with a trespass charge on them.
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  1174. Hold on I watched this last night and I recall that part where he was asked about VP Harris and they did not have that part about where he called her VP Trump. I watched it on CNN and clearly it was edited?
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  1175. No he's doing a very smart thing. He would have likely got the death penalty here in the USA, but when you go to Mexico, they won't release you back into US custody unless they agree not to pursue the death penalty.
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  1176. I would further argue that prior to that, while in his Ip Man mode, he did absolutely nothing to help the villagers live out life as he claims. I watched the film and all he does he walks around the village and beats people up for loose reasons and somehow everyone praising him like they're in 2nd grade.
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  1177. Don’t houses by default have a 10 days return policy especially with a mortgage/loan? I know when I bought my house it had a 30 days no hassle cancellation on the loan but you just lose whatever mortgage payment you made.
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  1178. I think a lot of the 101st who dropped feared they would tangle up in a tree and usually wrote home to get their parents to buy them a 1911. A lot of sample letters seem to indicate this. Not sure if it actually worked in that capacity. Most of the normal troops simply didn't have a pistol. So no I don't think it won ww2 at all.
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  1179. The problem is you’re a result of cnn. You watched cnn so much that all you think is Trump is some evil dude. If anything at all just stop watching cnn and stop watching mainstream media as a whole including other networks like Fox and cnn. They’re just bad people constantly pushing agenda and propaganda to split America apart.
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  1180. Yeah that make sense. You put on a ninja suit and gloves and you're pretty much untraceable.
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  1181.  @stevewhitener4903  but god heals and all that. he doesn't prevent bad things but once they do he comes to the rescue! Sort of like one of those neighbors that you don't know anything about and suddenly appears when your house is on fire talking about how they saved you and all that.
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  1182.  @jodylancaster8706  you're right. It's already in the cold case file. Everyone just gave up and went home like don't worry guys we got it!
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  1183.  @highwaythruhell7882  oh yeah 100% lying. At first he tried to say he didn’t know it was loaded then now he’s saying it went off by itself and now he’s saying he was told to aim it at everyone and then it went off by itself. What a piece of crap.
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  1184.  @whattomakeofit3436  then don’t piss off the customers if you have a business
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  1185. That’s brandon for ya.
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  1186. Good news is you can ponder that question with the grand re-opening of Tops with deals so low you’d wonder why they don’t have more of these.
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  1187.  @Original-xx2ju  but it’s not just dark humor but reality as shown here.
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  1188.  @Original-xx2ju  well sure it’s a high crime area anyways so 10 more is like eh it’s only Wednesday.
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  1189. I wonder if one of the guys that submitted maybe did a test to see if she's willing to ask for a essay then maybe she is willing to actually read it. Maybe he put in some things in between to check if she'd bring them up.
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  1190. I don't believe this will be a major factor next election. Yes, Biden is bad for our country but I feel most people are going to re-elect him on the grounds of abortion rights. I do believe he's going to win huge next election, if not even better than he did before based on this. I'm basing this on the Virginia general assembly election and it appears that voters are motivated to vote dems purely on abortion rights and gun control measures. So I believe 2024 will be interesting but I don't think it's going to be that big of a deal for Biden or Kamala.
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  1191. I think what is more shocking is that CNN immediately called the governor, and the governor immediately called the police to release this man. How much money must have CNN donated to this governor for him to even listen to them and do without question? If any other news network got arrested, CNN wouldn't be calling and the governor wouldn't even care.
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  1192. okay
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  1193. Well the dog isn't starving as much as it is not getting proper nutrition. It's similar to how maybe if I fed you, but never gave you anything with calcium in it. You'll grow up, won't ever starve, but someday you'll get sick and possibly die at a much early age. That's the same with this dog. It'll probably die well past its time but unless someone does an autopsy on it, doubtful they'd relate its poor eating habits to its early death.
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  1194.  @janedoe6845  straight from Wikipedia: A kelpie is a shape-changing aquatic spirit of Scottish legend. Its name may derive from the Scottish Gaelic words 'cailpeach' or 'colpach', meaning heifer or colt. Kelpies are said to haunt rivers and streams, usually in the shape of a horse. ... The kelpie may appear as a tame pony beside a river.
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  1195.  @janedoe6845  lol did you read my post or are you just blasting out crap? Plus report this to who? I’d love for you to show someone where I encourage animal abuse. You Australians use kangaroo dingleberries for coffee beans so I’m not surprised by your comment that seems to try and attack me on something you made up in your head. Here’s a pro tip: first put the kangaroo dingleberry coffee down and second read my post carefully. Very slowly. Say it out loud. Then throw away that nasty coffee it’s damaging your brain.
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  1196. You know how silly you sound? You sound like a politician and a real bad one. There is no "community" of people that's "strong." No, it's just some idiot, and some idiot government that did nothing to prevent it. The family BEGGED the police to take his weapons away, and even tried to use the red flag laws that are in effect, but they did NOTHING at all. So much for this "strong" community that you speak up. Stop living in la la land and stop watching CNN.
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  1197.  @gopnikgamer8207 anyone would want to protect themselves from a unjust arrest.
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  1198. It’s more his fault anyways. He wanted a wife and she was probably the only one who liked him. Once the dough rolled in he realized he could buy something better with that kind of cash and left her. Since she didn’t leave him she became jealous and angry and wanted him dead. Pretty typical American woman if you ask me.
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  1199. CNN: Trump bad, Trump bad, Socialism is good, socialism is good, trump bad, trump bad, trump bad, socialism is good, socialism is good, trump bad, trump bad, trump bad, socialism, socialism, obey, obey, socialism, Trump bad, trump bad.
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  1200. I think I know why this gotten such good reviews on Amazon now. I tried posting a review where I talk about how unfit Seagal appears in his movies and I got a warning notice from Amazon that I made hate speech. Apparently you can talk about how unfit someone is despite this entire movie has us believe that he's in a role that requires most people to be in upmost fitness level. Perhaps not super fit but at least at believable levels instead of a very large man who doesn't seem to be able to even bend over.
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  1201. Eh sounds like she’s the reason of the divorce.
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  1202. Geez he didn’t even break a sweat.
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  1203.  @johnsanko4136  it was paid for by James Cameron. Matter of fact Arnold went through the same type of training back in T1.
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  1204. It's actually pretty rare this happens. Most cops go through their entire career without ever drawing much less shooting outside of a range. So if anything, this guy will be talking about this for the next 20 years and everyone be like, "Oh yeah, sure sure, yeah that happened."
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  1205. He's larger than life, to be honest. I don't think he's a bad guy at all but I think when the camera rolls he wants to maintain this persona. Only problem is that now he's old and very out of shape but yet he still claims he's the best in the world at pretty much anything he does no matter how simple or mundane.
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  1206. Keep in mind that being found not guilty by reason of insanity might be a worse punishment. Just because you're found "not guilty" doesn't mean you just go home and enjoy the rest of your life. If you're found insane, you're basically sent to a mental hospital where you stay probably for the rest of your life. You also lose some of your ability to defend yourself because the state found you insane and you'd have lost your rights to appeal and in many cases you'd stay longer in the hospital than you would if you were found guilty and allowed probation in the future.
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  1207. I’m hesitant here. Cnn turned into a liberal propaganda network but I think they want to play into the dementia story only because they want Kamala to take over and completely ruin this country.
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  1208. He discharged it in a mall where it's posted no guns allowed. @jcorye1 
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  1209. Yeah, I mean to be honest I don't think anyone stops to read the huge "rule of conduct" posted at the mall entrance and to be quite honest it's really a technicality because they don't usually post them at every entrance so he could argue that he entered an area where he couldn't read it and didn't know. So I can see why they're hung up on charging him that or not. Regardless, it's already proven that if you're acting lawfully otherwise that you can't deny someone's right to self-defense if they violate a rule of the property. It's the same thing about that kid Kyle Rittenhouse. He got charged with having a firearm under 18, and I believe they just dismissed it since it still doesn't stop someone from defending themselves. @jamesmyers2087 
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  1210. I grew up in the 90s and no, I never had a b-day party at a chuck-e-cheeses. I never liked the idea myself growing up.
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  1211. So Joey and Kamala both no where to be seen in Ohio and no where to be seen after a tornado kills people. But suddenly a shooting and right away big prepared speeches and conferences and demand for action. What a clown.
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  1212. Why is it "tragic" when he's the sole causality, but no one is outraged that he probably passed numerous families and motorists who weren't part of this event and were driving home and very well could have been a victim of this street race? The state police and local police should be called out for not enforcing the law and catching these illegal street race and this could have turned out way worse.
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  1213. I think the problem with Asian culture as a whole is that they put priority towards male first borns. With that said, the number of men to women puts men at a disadvantage. With that said, it puts men as a cookie cutter profile as far as who can get married. It takes a good family background and it takes a more solid man with a good job and career to really be presentable enough to get married. So I think in a way, finding a unmarried man is not as much as a taboo in Asian culture but I think it's bad news if you are a man who would like to get married because I think your peers are also looking to get married and instead of finding support you'd just find that many are busying trying to get married themselves.
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  1214.  @bricklayerlzdp9825  not so. You’re more of a deterrence. The money is protected by insurance so risking your life is stupid.
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  1215. How so? It's not a trial but a presentation of evidence that the judge determines is admissible during the trial phase. Even if the evidence clearly shows that he's innocent, the judge still has to proceed if the prosecution team presented an equal amount of evidence. It could be that although he has an alibi, that he still had time to commit the murders.
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  1216. He bought the company for 44 billion and the guy knows how to flip things to be profitable. I don't think he's dumb at all considering he tried to buy the company for well over a year.
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  1217.  @richinoable  even so it’s profitable for him. Big lesson here is that these media platforms are what the billionaire envisions. Imagine for a second other billionaires that own cnn and Fox News do you think they have some bias in what they try to persuade you to believe and think like?
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  1218.  @richinoable  you’re right someone should work hard then give their earnings to people who don’t. They totally don’t understand capitalism.
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  1219.  @richinoable  so by standards you’re pretty wealthy if you make more than 60k a year. Are you, as an individual who claims that capitalism is about giving money, actually doing that? Did you give away over 90% of your wealth to poor people that you claim rich people should do. If not keep quiet.
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  1220.  @richinoable  so you’re saying that you’re not following your “true” capitalism and giving away your savings to small businesses? According to your own statement you should be dividing up your savings equally and distributing it to small businesses across the country. Are you saying you’re not doing that but you want trump and Elon to do that but only because they’re not your political party and you don’t mind your own party rich donors to live up to that standard? Is that what you’re saying? Cause that’s what it sounds like to me.
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  1221.  @richinoable  so are you doing the keyword “invest”? Or are you just saying these people, because they don’t align with you politically, should “invest” and that it doesn’t mean you should “invest”?
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  1222. I got it. So when Trump says it's man-made (something his intelligence community told him) the media says it is hogwash, conspiracy, and racist. Yet when Dr Clownci says it's probably man-made, suddenly everyone is like, "Oh yeah, yeah, that makes sense ah yeah, we should investigate."
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  1223.  @esha9216  how though? Dr Clownci has access to the same information back then as he does today. Why suddenly it’s believable?
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  1224. Yeah sure I mean I guess if punishment was equal in our justice system then it would make sense. I'm guessing if you committed the same crime in California, for example, you could probably get a very light sentence compared to if you did the crime where he's at and get death. But as it stands, the death penalty is unequal where if you commit it in one state you're essentially free from it but not so in another. Also, it makes plea deals much more difficult in non-death penalty states where criminals know they'd get life but they're not willing to give any information because they won't get a lighter sentence for it (like saying where they hid the body or motives, etc) @streetrider1001 
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  1225. sure, I mean I think punishment should be equal across the states and anyone who is currently serving for the same crime should retroactively get the same level of sentencing. Just doesn't seem right that in one state you did a crime it gets you a much lighter sentence compared to if you did the same crime in another state. @streetrider1001 
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  1226. Do you know if he’s Chinese or Japanese?
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  1227.  @MrPaxio  I guess to testify that the gun was modified after he left shop. He’s saying Cruz added accessories to the rifle and I suppose the idea they’re trying to say is that he planned it based on research and he wasn’t insane or under some sort of manic episode but rather he went through a detailed plan.
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  1228. You're right that tipping should be a personal choice and the amount you tip should be relative to your own budget. The problem is that these people aren't paid enough so they rely on tipping to get the paycheck. So the employer is basically making YOU the customer pay their employees on top of whatever products you get from them.
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  1229. The fee was inside the contract though. So it doesn't make any sense that they would be upset. It sounds like she was going to waive the fee but instead they went on the news to make up a false story about her.
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  1230. Notice how they switch wording when they make favorable headlines to Russia. They say "Russia" and use Putin in headlines where they're "suffering" but then in headlines where they are making more money than ever they use words like Kremlin to make it slightly confusing to people who might not know.
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  1231. I guess I can understand why she's pissed about waiting 3 hours but at the same time, when 30 minutes passes, you have to wonder what sort of person would stay around and wait? The question is if she paid for the items first then is forced to wait long hours then given a refund? Either way, I wouldn't recommend paying for the items first until you walk out the door with it.
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  1232. As a half-Korean guy myself I can confirm 2 things about the typical Korean male: we like cameras (I have a lot of them) and we like firearms (like owning and shooting).
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  1233. Couldn't they start giving food to these very hungry people?
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  1234. Let's go Brandon! Funny thing he caused Israel by giving Iran 6 billion dollars. He also has interest in Ukraine because his son Hunter has business ties there. Trump tried to expose it and got impeached for it. Then Biden got investigation but he withheld money unless they destroyed or got rid of anyone who could implicate his son. Thousands of people dead all because he wants to cover a lie.
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  1235. After this video did you practice with the armson any more? I wonder if the limitations or roadblocks have work arounds? I’m trying to research the armson since I’m getting one but I haven’t read anyone using it over extended periods either hunting or competing.
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  1236.  @leighc2982  it’s like atmos caused a gas explosion inside her.
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  1237. There should be opposing views but it seems like politics these days all based on agendas not the good of the public.
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  1238. For some reason this took me a little while to understand. The reporter did such a terrible job explaining it that it made it sound like the tow truck driver is at fault somehow.
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  1239. I think the goal of these tours is to make them look okay to the outside world. I feel like N. Korea follows Russia tactic where they capture a known American citizen and then use them as a trade deal. I think they probably have psychologists working and studying their behavior to figure out if they're the kind that will be vocal and cry out and the fact they were all acting goofy and funny and horsing around it was a prime pick for them. After a little torture and rehersal on what he should say and act like, they can bring in the camera to show it back to USA to make the family likely to put political pressure and a trade deal would be brought up. I think they also probably look at their family history and see if they come from a good family because every one of these prisoners tend to have a large family that's very vocal as well. I suspect that is not done by accident because it means the family will likely put pressure on media and the political bodies to try and cut a deal with them.
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  1240. She claims that her freedom of speech is in violation but this is Twitter a private entity that doesn't fall under the government's right.
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  1241. The entire world knows the USA has become weak. Notice how the Ukraine president didn't even appeal to the USA for help. Instead he's going to the EU or UN to get help. That's how serious it is right now.
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  1242. His release will mean people's death too.
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  1243. Warfare has longer been about people with pointy weapons than with firearms. Only in the last 200 years of history did firearm play a major role in how war was fought. Only in the last 50 years war was exclusively carried out by firearms as it used to be fought hand to hand alongside firearms. Point is if we made every gun disappear war, hate and destruction would still happen and bad men will continue to pursue their evil deeds.
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  1244.  @yourdaddy-mq4km it is when you claim this animal should be saved but not knowing the meat you’re eating was probably killed in less than humane ways.
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  1245. Anyone else finds this hot? If my wife did that I’d totally come to prison for a conjugal visit. Maybe I’m weird.
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  1246. The RE universe itself is pretty silly if you think about it. It's about two things: puzzle solving, and bio-weapons gone wrong. You really don't have a whole lot to make a story to work with if you strip away the whole game. Despite the game being pretty lengthy, it really comes down to solving puzzles, and then discovering some sort of bio weapon and then blasting away some big monster boss. Transforming that to a movie, I don't think anyone would believe Jill would sit there trying to solve a music box puzzle while zombies are rampant, but to just show monsters and blasting away creatures would be just as silly as shown in these RE films.
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  1247. I feel like if this was a guy doing this, he'd be arrested and charged with assault.
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  1248.  @MrHabs  I could be wrong here but from what I remember Hunter Biden had a big investment into Russia by using a shell company in Ukraine. Trump wanted this to be investigated and tried to use the 400 million as bluff to get him to investigate. Instead the democrats saw this as a way to pay him back politically because Trump isn't a career politician but a businessman who knows money talks. The real injustice is the fact that Hunter probably funded the Russian military that's in Ukraine right now.
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  1249.  @MrHabs  I disagree. He’s not on Russia side at all. The only problem with trump really is that he wasn’t a traditional politicians. They tried to ruin Bush too but since 9/11 happened they had to pretty much drop it. Point is if trump was democrat they’d all be on his side but since he’s a gop they’re completely against him
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  1250. That was back during the time when his movies had actual plotlines you can understand and follow and he actually ran and moved.
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  1251. They voted for this and got exactly what they voted for.
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  1252. I'm kind of amazed how the social norms switched. I grew up in the 90s and at the time if you had to use the internet for something, it was considered somewhat an anti-social behavior. But in today's world, it's the inverse that's true where you can't meet someone unless you meet them online first. It used to be that having a dating profile online was considered bad but in today's world, everyone has one. Had I known the world was going to be that way, I would have made a much better effort in the early 2000s searching for someone when going out was possible and considered acceptable.
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  1253. Yes, I'm not sure what report to believe. I'm reading google news and half the stories have it under suspicious and the other half saying not. Some of the stories have the parts about the pills and others just said they suspected no foul play. So which is the true story? I just turned on Fox News and they're saying the coroner is saying it is suspicious death. So again it is unclear but perhaps each of the news agencies reporting different information they obtained.
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  1254. Civilians are the ones who sign up for the military. Is that not true? Or somehow "militaries" exist out of thin air?
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  1255. In 2 weeks time, we'll determine if the current vaccine rate is enough. If it is, I think Joey should stop pushing people for it. Bad news is its his only achievement thus far and he had nothing to do with it. I think if everyone had at least 1 shot, he could look at it as a success and go around talking about it. But right now not everyone has the vaccine and he can't go out and talk about the "success" when people who are listening didn't even get the shot.
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  1256. I always write the .00 part tiny and above the dollar value so it can’t be written over.
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  1257. actually in California they passed a law that you can no longer call them "homeless" but unhoused people. It's actually a law, go look it up. I forget what sort of crime you can be charged with. I think it's a misdemeanor but I could be wrong.
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  1258.  @GuwJuice_PttP  it's quite a weird thing. I would think it would get thrown out in court but I have no idea. You're right that it does nothing to resolve the homeless crisis there.
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  1259. Sometimes you take a dump when you expire. So those things you mentioned, you could totally crap your pants afterwards like if you were in a race car, got completely smashed, and they dig you out with huge brown stains on your pants.
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  1260.  @elmosweed4985  not really the availability is not apparent as there aren’t any source of where you could get reliable info. The craft was billed as safe by the owner and he did dive a few times before so many would assume it is safe and the risk of death was there but small. There are several universities and labs that seem to criticize his material choices and I don’t think the vessel was certified by any large creditable agency. But no where it says that and you had to really dig into it as there aren’t any public information that says this craft failed something because of questionable material and they weren’t sure how many times it could dive before structural problems occur and what sort of problems as they didn’t have enough test data. Point is the only person who knew all this was the owner and the owner as far as I can tell never disclosed that and fired anyone who brought up safety concerns.
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  1261. The thing that is most baffling to me is that he's spending a lot of time in prison to live out this fantasy. Yes he's also a registered SO but on top of that a lot of his time spent in prison has to do with both the fact that he's a registered SO but on top of that it's started off with impersonating the police in some way. Not only is he wasting time in prison, but also he is in pretty large debt. He's serving 7 years now plus 40 more months now and is in 40k debt with the IRS plus whatever credit he put the police gear on. His mom is selling off his toys to pay back some of it. Just makes no sense someone would waste his life trying to pretend to be something he's not.
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  1262. Yeah the whole package thing is very silly. The entire concept behind it is to cover up that he died in the plane crash but it's unclear if he's an imposter or not because everyone seem to treat him exactly like they did with the supposedly dead person, including his so-called wife. Why would they need the package to prove or disprove that he's who he claims to be? It's like everyone would see him, and think, "He sure changed a lot since his plane crash."
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  1263. @chronicreader but suppose it’s not a “hook up” but rather let’s say you notice she dropped something and you go hey miss you dropped this but she thinks you’re a creep because you want to hook up and could snap if you don’t get what you want?
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  1264.  @aClownBaby-  problem is it’s not something the police are looking into. It’s just media speculation and “experts” weighing in based nothing more on pure assumptions.
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  1265.  @njhbgy98  I’d be less worried about getting shot or killed to be honest. Especially in California. Criminals are protected there. You’d be arrested and charged if you tried to stop them and would spend years in prison. Police have little power to stop criminals but they would rather charge someone with something so it would look like they’re doing something. It’s really how a communist society works. They arrest working people and suppress their voice so that others won’t do the same and the government can remain in power. I bet you think this is far fetch but it’s happening in california soon to be the entire country. They had a shooting in Maine today another democrat run place where people can’t carry guns to protect themselves and if they tried to shoot the shooter they’d be charged far heavier than the guy that did it.
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  1266.  @davidsalo8397  the events in the title never occurred though. Do you really want to form your opinion on who to vote for purely by what the media tells you or do you want to make your own informed decision?
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  1267.  @Cosplay4me  so when did GOP boo the President because he said he wanted unity?
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  1268.  @largefactory also the boss guy said for no one to touch it as he watched this girl arrange the food around. Couldn’t he have thought they have coded language when he saw the coded letters earlier?
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  1269. I head various stories from other sources that there was a malfunction on board and they were trying to go back up. The guy tried to do an all out sprint to the surface from what I heard. It is possible they could have heard some stress sounds prior to the implosion. It's unclear if the story is true or not.
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  1270. Garand, do you know if Keeps keeps your ball fro?
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  1271. The problem is that she's trying to push this narrative that anyone voting for the right is deplorable. She even wrote an entire book on the so-called "rise" of the right in European countries like it's a bad thing that'll happen to America if we're not careful. So yeah, it's going to stir up a lot of people to go to the polls next election but I don't know yet. I think she's right though that Biden will win because there's a good chance Trump's name won't even be on the ballot next election with his court case that'll no doubt be expediated in time for the election. Otherwise Trump will be the largest write in ballot winner of all time.
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  1272. Unfortunately her death has been confirmed today, 10/30. The Israel president confirmed that her body was retrieved and she is confirmed dead.
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  1273. That owl like a little tip please.
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  1274. That's not the best way to tour Compton. Instead you should be jogging through.
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  1275. I think he’ll grow up very proud of his dad but he’ll miss a lot of things. My dad was alive and in good health while I grew up and that’s a great thing since he was there every major milestone.
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  1276. @1SiKZ06 According to CNN and all the liberal left wing media, yes. It's all Trump's fault. Soon to be all Biden's fault but that will only be reported on Fox news which CNN will say is false.
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  1277.  @stylishboy004 no, no, and no! Anyone contacting a 13 years old girl privately in his home with a coded letter then runs away as soon as authorities come asking question is completely wrong. He has nothing to do with the girl and where or how would he even help? Keeping the girl in his home? That’s gross.
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  1278.  @ThelastJohnSilver what’s even worse is that he goes into a brothel later in the movie and pretends to be interested in the girl in order to find out. This is while ignoring that everyone else in the same brothel is trapped just like the girl. If he’s truly wanting to help why he ignores every other woman in the same situation as the girl he’s so concerned about?
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  1279. Not really
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  1280.  @seanjones8737  I did comment on another reply about my insight on this. He is doing this often where he issues executive orders knowing it is going to be thrown out eventually but proceeds as if it is okay. Earlier this year the rental assistance was going to expire and Joe extended it knowing that it wouldn't hold up in courts. In an interview, he mentioned that he knew it would not hold up but he did it anyways to help "1000s of people." So it seems his assumption is that he's "helping" people by issuing executive orders he know won't hold up.
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  1281. I don’t get why these foreign countries get such nicely upgraded rifles but in the USA these are considered luxury items?
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  1282. If you think about it she died for America’s value. She got hit by an illegal something that our previous potus said is the upmost important to protect. So in a way she helped push the value of what America believes is true these days.
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  1283. Unfortunately he's very rich and can afford a lawyer. If it's just one or two cases, they can easily explain it is just one off events and not a history of bad behavior.
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  1284. Let's be honest, this guy had this old rifle that needed a new barrel. So he made this fake video where he commits a felon by making a illegal sbr, then he goes off to buy a new barrel, replace it, and have a great time at the range.
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  1285. Follow the money. The companies that run these nursing homes gave Cuomo millions during his run for governor. He built a protection wall for these companies so they're shielded from anything. Now it is back firing on him. I seen worse run for governor and to be honest, I don't think the voters care enough on people's history. It seems like people are more interested in free things from the government and so long as that is happening, they don't care who is in office or what sort of history that person has. That old person at the nursing home probably didn't even vote for Cuomo so why should he care about them? He really lost nothing. Had this been a prison or illegal immigrant holding cells, we'd see more revolt cause now people who would vote democrats are dying and Cuomo can't have that.
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  1286. Depends but I mostly seen that if you are positive, kind and humble, someone will be jealous of that and try to bring you down.
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  1287. I'm willing to bet some money that just as soon as that girl is old enough and she sees some of the potential issues with our world that she'll be buying a gun and disappointed that she has to go through so much things that she advocated herself.
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  1288. I think we should note that it is all about how you say things. The reason OJ got off the hook is because his lawyer was able to convince the jury of a doubt even with all the evidence pointing otherwise. The reason this man went to prison is because the prosecutor made a very convincing argument based solely on circumstantial evidence. The key thing to remember when dealing with the police is that they're not there to help you. Period. Only answer the question and add nothing else.
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  1289.  Sam Yaza  That's exactly what I meant when I said it depends on how you say it. All they got to do is find something and drive it home... whether it's an error or something else. For these people making confessions all they had to do was play some small thing he said and that could convince a jury. Either way it is smart to not say anything at all to the police and always have a lawyer present. especially when being asked about something as crazy as murder.
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  1290. That's not what they're saying here though. People are quitting to find higher paying jobs or more suitable jobs to their liking. Companies will still behave the same.
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  1291.  @gsxrsquid  I don’t know what you’re talking about. I switched jobs. The job I left was okay but decided with the pandemic and many new openings I felt comfortable with the switch.
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  1292.  @johne.8939  I don't think it's true. Most of the people retiring are over the age of 55 or 65 and decided now is the best time. Here's the thing. I myself quit my job and went to a similar position. I know my uncle, who was planning to retire in 3 years, decided to retire now instead of working. I don't think people are quitting because they are anti-work as the news said. People are working, and people are getting jobs. People who are planning to retire probably think now is the best time because of the pandemic bring a new dynamic. This isn't some dude living in his mom's basement and deciding he'd quit McD's.
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  1293.  @johne.8939  I believe those are fake. I wouldn't be surprised if those businesses are using the covid payday loan and use the "for hire" cover to get an increased loan. You can go on the website that tells if a business did in fact take out a loan and for how much. I have heard reports of people applying to these positions and never getting called or get ghosted when asked. Overall though, the place isn't closing despite the fact they claim they're about to go under or whatnot. The businesses that do go under is due to stay at home orders and they're not able to move online or forced to close due to no businesses.
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  1294.  @johne.8939  They don't because it's fake news. The unemployment rate is at 3.9%, before the pandemic, I think it was a bit higher than that so it's lower now than before the pandemic started. Point is, these businesses are just faking it. The lower their staff, and their pay is the same and they pretend to have a problem. Meanwhile people like you gobble up the whole narrative that people are "sticking to it."
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  1295.  @johne.8939  so you saw some for hire signs and assumed that millions upon millions of people quit their jobs and do nothing all day and mysterious pay their bills and buy things? That's what you're trying to tell me? That you have some sort of x-ray vision that can see through walls and see that some dude, who just quit his minimum wage job, is sitting there laughing like, "haha, got those suckers." Is that what you're trying to tell me here?
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  1296.  @johne.8939  Sounds like you're doing that based on your earlier comments and the fact that you seem to already know what everyone else is doing. Only logical conclusion is you must have x-ray eyes and know every single person who ever worked at whatever store you went into.
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  1297.  @johne.8939  already explained that and you refuse to accept the answer. You said you went into a store and noticed it didn’t have the full staff working and your belief is they’re not working and at home somehow magically not paying bills or something. Even though I showed you record low unemployment you said it was a lie because you noticed for hire signs all over and every store you seen didn’t have the full staff.
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  1298.  @johne.8939  4 million people accounts for about 1% of the population. Less if you’re accounting people who can work. You’re telling me that less thab 1% equates to EVERYONE EVERYWHERE all over that there are so many few people that somehow stores are running on skeleton staff and everywhere for hire? I think you got a major problem on perception of reality.
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  1299.  @johne.8939  Unlike you I don't go to places and make blanket assumptions about how things work or how things are. It's called reality. Sure there might be for hire signs everywhere but that doesn't mean no one is working.
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  1300.  @johne.8939  not just "my" world but the entire world minus you.
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  1301. Only if you vote "correctly."
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  1302. I think it happens more often than people think. People are getting away with smaller scale scams much easier. This lady got greedy and stayed in until someone spotted her. Always be careful when someone talks about military or cancer. Those two are always easy to take but easy to figure out if you know what signs to look for.
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  1303.  @aleenaprasannan2146  false
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  1304.  @samiazidane5041  sometimes mother knows best. Those kids look annoying and sometimes it’s better to get resolve the problem.
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  1305. @FranzKafka-u8w I’m shaking
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  1306. @FranzKafka-u8w yes
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  1307. @FranzKafka-u8w bad news I got arrest and charged. Some detective named Franz Frank n Beans.
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  1308. @FranzKafka-u8w did you watch the video?
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  1309. @FranzKafka-u8w I’m saying exactly what you think. You know taking care of the problems with these little monsters. This mother went to the extreme but yeah they look like monsters.
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  1310.  @flamingrage100  I did and it’s clear these kids look like monsters and really annoying.
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  1311. Based on the lawsuit, it seems like they're attacking two specific menu items: the crunch wrap and the pizza. The lawsuit is that the advertisement is showing more meat and fillings than what they actually get. I do agree with you that the advertisement never matches what you get but I very rarely think I'm getting lesser or differently proportioned items. It's like getting a big mac, and they show this huge sandwich on the poster but then you get this thing that's really tiny bite sized.
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  1312.  @luminousmoon86  But at the end of the day they're only your overlords because you pay them money. By suing them, you're basically say you want them to be your corporate overlords, but you want to use some lube before they bend you over. Instead, you should just not go there and never buy or get any of their products or anything that they own. No need to bend over or call them daddy.
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  1313. I wonder how many times he done this in the past? It seems like he was very sure of his actions. I also believed that his family and his girlfriend were in on the attempted robbery/car jacking.
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  1314. It's amazing he still kept the firepit there after what it did to her.
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  1315. The classic 90s fight scene. Everyone gathers around the main character and simply runs around in circles as they come at him one at a time.
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  1316. Also anything that he owns get taken away permanently.
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  1317. To be honest she might have a case. That can doesn’t look any different from a hair spray can so she could have mistaken it.
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  1318. If you think about it, the entire ending didn't even need to happen. Seagal as aware of his girlfriend's betrayal yet he came there for the simple reason of ending everyone. Yet his entire goal was to get the money bag which he already had and could have just left and not got into any sort of firefight.
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  1319. Perhaps so. But I think Alec should be sued every time he tweets something. Perhaps with so many lawsuits, he'll stop posting his propaganda.
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  1320. ​ @DarthVader1273  I mean even then they didn't even do it right. It's like they completely ignored everything they say they wanted to do, then did something else but completely forgot what they were going for. Sort of like going to Walmart, but stopping by Kmart, then trying to use a Target coupon there.
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  1321.  @zigfield723  I think the fact is live ammunition is not really to blame here because the problem is that Hannah never checked the prop. It was a very simple check to determine if she had live ammunition or props as demonstrated in her court case. All she had to do was literally shake it and you can immediately tell if it was a real live round or not. Alec is also responsible for a few reasons here. One, he knew of the various complaints staff made of Hannah during the production, and even days before several crew members quit, yet Alec did nothing to correct it. Secondly, on the day of the shooting, Alec wanted to get out of there hurry so he told Hannah to not check the firearms as it was wasting time. And thirdly, moments before the deadly shooting, Alec was practicing an unpracticed and unscripted move and Hannah, the head armorer, didn't have time to set up the safe guards and was never told of his new plans so she had no idea if he was doing so safely. In a safe environment, she would have set up ballistics screens and would have double checked the firearm for live/blanks ammunition.
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  1322. I do believe Kamala will win this election. Biden's cognitive decline is way too obvious for the media to deny at this point and Kamala is the best path to push any sort of narrative or agenda.
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  1323. Had she remain on scene, they probably wouldn't charge her with anything because he ran the red light. Just because someone else did wrong, doesn't mean you can do wrong and it'll cancel it out. @damedusa5107 
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  1324. ABC is a joke. They try to guilt trip everyone yet it's their news agency that is pushing out this story and agenda. If ABC cares so much about these missing minorities like they say, why don't they run a special like America Most Wanted style where they show missing non-whites only?
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  1325. Elon's Super Rocket Poop Coins, #1 scam. Anyone wanna take bets?
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  1326. I think you're fairly young. When I was 24 I was happy to be single. It felt great that I didn't have too much to worry about. Now I'm nearing my 40s and honestly I regret my choice. So women within 3-5 years of my age range would probably already have been married, and if not, would have a lot of emotional baggage that would explain why they're single so late. That would probably apply in vice versa as well as I am late single and would probably be put under a microscope compared to younger men. With that said, I did have some prospects as a younger person. I regret not having pursued them now as those women are very happily married. I read a lot of comments on here about how women are evil, or how you can't have conversations with women, etc. Don't fall for it. Do you best to find someone as young as you possibly can. If you have a job, a career, and make money, it's time to find someone immediately regardless of your economical status or if you think you're ready for marriage. It is a lot better to be with someone, even if for a short while compared to being old and unable to find someone.
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  1327.  @manosijroy8282  honestly if you keep trying I think you’ll do okay. It’s hard to say if online relationships will last. Especially at a younger age where girls might be looking for casual relationships. It’s a good idea to make a move fast and ask her out on a date. Good luck man. You’re still very young so I wouldn’t exactly panic or take it too seriously. Don’t act desperate and don’t act like this is the only girl in the world. If things don’t work out just continue on. As long as you keep trying and talk to girls I think you’ll do much better than me.
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  1328.  @manosijroy8282  I guess until you meet in person, then despite being geographically close, you're still only knowing the online person. I think a lot of folks put out this online persona that differs from what they are in "real life." So it is best to ask the person on a date and meet the actual person as soon as you can. I recommend asking her out on a date as soon as you are able to. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate but I would get her phone number, pick a location, ask her out on a date to that location, then meet with her. There's a good chance some women just want to remain friends online and don't want to meet in person. So it is best to establish quickly that you're expecting a relationship and that you want to take her out to get to know each other better. Pick a public place, like a coffee shop or an event at the university/college and see what she is like in real life. I think dragging it out for months might be a very bad idea for both parties as stated above the online persona might not match that in real life.
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  1329.  @manosijroy8282  also this video itself the guy got hurt by a woman in a long term relationship. I think it is important to realize that once you’re in a relationship you’ll be able to find someone else just as easily as you did with the first. So that is why it is important to establish a relationship at a young age even if you don’t feel you are quite ready. Don’t wait until you’re too old or “established” before attempting to find someone. Make a serious effort now before it is too late. Trust me you don’t want to be nearly 40 and wondering wtf went wrong after so many rejections.
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  1330. I sort of see Biden's point. Not to say I agree with it but we should have pulled out years ago when it would have been way less devastating to everyone involved. By pulling out suddenly, it sort of removes any sort of needless plan to do anything. Think about it if you were to say step 1 do this, step 2 do that, etc and you actually do those steps you might find well step 1 is possibly but only if a, b, and c happens. Then it turns into months, then years, then they never pull out. So they can just pull out all at once. It's sort of like gambling where you go in, lose millions of dollars, then you say, "Well I can recover some of my losses...." but you know that won't happen and even though you lose a lot by leaving, you'd be better off in the long run.
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  1331. It's clearly a political move on Biden's team part. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the judge and prosecutor are both in on it and the entire idea is to use it next year during the election against Trump. The idea will be to make it appear Hunter "paid" for his crimes but Trump didn't want to accept it and so on. It's pure political move, nothing else.
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  1332. I've been shooting close to 34 years now and I've been shooting since I was 6. I'm not by any means an expert or top shot, but from my own personal shooting, you should be able to group the shots at 25 yards in a 8 inch cluster when rapid firing like this general did. His shots was all over the place, not including the other guy who was shooting all over the place. I typically don't listen to people who can't shoot reasonable groupings talk about how to shoot firearms or how to handle it or what kind of configuration I should have. If you want to be an expert in something, you better be an expert and not just someone who graduated the academy and became general.
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  1333. Big reason? They don’t have political news propaganda organizations like CNN and Fox News. Want to get America back to its core value? Get rid of those two news networks and go back to unbiased news.
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  1334. Unfortunately the guy passed away from the injuries. Not exactly looking good for the hopefully ex-employee right now. No matter what the guy said, he threw away his life over minimum wage and some old guy who probably has it better than him. That's dumb.
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  1335. I don’t know. Looking at her photo now she taken good care of herself. She looks like she could restart her life and hopefully rehabilitated enough. She’ll no doubt remarry pretty easily and hopefully this time without children.
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  1336. I find it sad that he's going to win this November, and win big too. I estimate by a landslide.
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  1337. I think people got a bit smarter knowing that they're really working to make someone else rich. I mean if you owned it all and you were putting in the work then that's one thing.
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  1338. Joe Biden can only condemn it when it’s a white person. Otherwise he’ll just say he was misunderstood and if he had a son it be this this pos.
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  1339. I worked at Taco Bell and McDonald at age 16 and came home about 12-3am in the morning. My time at Taco Bell ended when one night a body was found in the dumpster and my parents said I couldn't work there.
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  1340. It sounds like the software was functional when all the input was correct but a common programming error is to not assume there be an input error. In all cases of death the input sequence was the culprit.
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  1341. Eh I think it's just luck of the draw so to speak. My dogs usually live to 9 but my current dog from the spca is 13. Had him since he was barely 1. Very nice dog but I think it's pure luck he lived to his old age.
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  1342.  @paulwevers2109 by your logic pedophiles could get off the hook if they armed their victims with "automatic rifles."
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  1343. Liberals hate families. They want single parent with aborted fetuses and no father figure with multiple fathers for each sibling while mom collects welfare. That’s the liberal ideal family.
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  1344. That's getting dangerous these days. With information so easily accessible, it's easy for them to figure out who is telling who and they'll make an example out of that person. Even if they remain anonymous, they'll still have to testify in court so the criminals would know who told on them and they would tell their "friends" all about it.
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  1345. It seems like they’re too well armed for simple robbery. I’m thinking someone robbed one of them before or the shop has something of high value they seen.
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  1346. I watched this particular video about 3 times already. I never laughed so hard before in my life.
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  1347. I feel the problem is that the trigger itself doesn't have any sort of drop safe lever like most other striker fires do. The problem is the entire design is safe, but the trigger itself has such a short release that any sort of movement could cause an actual trigger pull. All SIG has to do is add in a drop safe lever into the design but that would be admitting the fault. It kind of stinks that the gun community is so anti-SIG that no constructive criticism can be made. I only ever seen one guy make a very constructive analysis that the trigger weight is the root cause of the issues and his suggestions actually something SIG decided to implement.
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  1348. Imagine you are the son of Seagal and you died on duty and the way this movie played out is how he avenges you. I'd feel pretty bad for everyone.
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  1349.  @Simmo91  only if they make a big deal about it.
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  1350.  @Simmo91  they were trying to push an agenda by taking a trans person and tried to change the brand from “frat boys.” So yeah it was loud and not just someone who happened to work there.
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  1351. I do believe there is a flight plan that you enter into the system prior to takeoff. The auto pilot will simply follow the program. It's entirely possible that the 180 flip was going back home.
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  1352. A dog's body is made up differently than a human. I would imagine if the dog didn't get the proper nutrition it could die. Perhaps not die of starvation but rather lack of the vital energy source to keep its body functioning optimally. It's sort of like never giving a person calcium and they'll eventually have other problems than starvation.
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  1353. Here's the problem: online dating sucks. Women will get hundred of messages a day and I'm guessing she wants to see a standout one other than the generic "how are you" ones. It's not that she's making a bad request. Online, she'd probably ignore you, but I'm thinking in a social situation, she'd be a lot more responsive to what you might ask even though they're the same questions that might get you ignored online. Online she's going to be a lot more picky about what she wants because you sort of put yourself out there with your profile and if it doesn't stand out in some way, then she's going to just hit that next/ignore button.
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  1354.  @TheSuperappelflap  well in that case, just say goodbye. I didn't say to be a SIMP. I said just talk to women out and about instead of relying solely for online interactions where she's more likely to ignore you without even reading your message. You could be a really great guy but she won't know that unless you have a really outstanding profile and can really stand apart from the 100s of other messages she might get. That doesn't mean she's replying and looking at all the messages but it does mean she'll be a lot more selective and therefore losing some otherwise great men. If she is a good person really looking for a good guy and just having bad luck, then she'll want to be with you especially if you be brave and talk to her in person where she can find out a lot more about you and know instantly if any chemistry is there. In any event, good luck with finding your girlfriend and as I said you can't control all what someone else does. All you can do is do what you can do and simply bail out as soon as you discover some red flags.
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  1355.  @TheSuperappelflap  Also, if after you meet her and you realize she's still doing online dating and reading messages, I would immediately leave. Do not even talk to her about and just go. There are a lot of bad women out there and it's all about knowing the red flags and bailing out. I'm pretty sure if this woman claims to be a nice person just wanting a nice guy, then approaching her in person will yield a lot better result than sending her a essay about why you should be together. Just don't take things personally, don't talk about "all" women, and just approach her, find out what she's about, what she's doing, and if she likes you and if it all good, then act in good faith until you find out enough info to make an informed choice. Just be clear that you want to be exclusive, that you want to be with her, and see what she says. If she is really an honest person, she'll take the time to tell you what is on her mind and what she might think of your relationship. It's painful to hear someone say she doesn't want to be with you but the sooner you discover that, the better off you are so find out early, ask early, and don't turn into a simp begging her to stay.
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  1356.  @TheSuperappelflap  well sorry to hear you're having so much trouble. I met a girl who seems to be very much into me and I'm very much into her. I'm totally ready to bail out if I see any sort of red flags that would tell me she's not going to be committed to me and me being committed to her. I did tell her that if she ever wants to be with someone else that I am totally cool with that idea and will not fight it but she says that she wants to only be with one man and not try dating others. I'm not really sure what to say or how to find one but I guess maybe a bit of luck. I did try online dating and as shown in these kinds of videos, you get some weird cases. I think I was moderately successful with online dating and feel that it should be a supplement to you going after women in person where you can not only really see them but also know if you're attracted and there's a level of chemistry.
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  1357. Doubtful. Based on my local area alone, we have a mega church that is untouchable. A couple of victims came forward and none of the pastors or members ever got charged. It seems like these mega religious places got some really good hold on the police and/or good at silencing victims or witnesses.
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  1358.  @garygurr1221  hold your horses here. Once someone signs on to write a book, they get paid no matter the sales.They might get some pay for each book sold, but reality is the sign on price is a lot more.
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  1359. Yeah, I never seen Dr Phil actually help anyone. A lot of the episodes seem to be him just accusing people of something. It seems like Jeremy really needs help because he spent a large portion of his life behind bars and to me, that seems both bizarre and sad.
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  1360. That's not some kid but HER kid. She can't just put the kid outside and disinvite him to the house.
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  1361. Especially with someone being as anti gun as he is. Shouldn’t he avoid a real gun like the plague? The fact that he’s such a hypocrite that it makes this entire thing even stranger since he’s in charge and he has an actual gun with live ammunition on set.
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  1362. It's a well kept secret. That's why they are called the secret service. It's because they're secretly carrying double barrels but making you believe they're carrying ar15s or glocks.They actually disguised them under said items.
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  1363. I was watching a Steven Seagal movie where he was a Yale Professor with a questionable past. He went on an international crime spree with the DEA and Hong Kong police.
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  1364. Careful. Cnn is still a propaganda network. They’re only playing into this competency story because they want Kamala to take over and destroy this country.
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  1365. I mean if she donated something that be one thing. But yeah overall you're right that she's only doing this for attention on herself.
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  1366. I don't think so. If the manager gave permission but didn't tell the employee, then he can't be terminated. He was told no one would be allowed on the stage and he followed that rule correctly.
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  1367. I wasn’t going to vote but after the debate I’m voting for Biden. He’s funny. He’s a smart guy but just not good at speeches or impromptu conversations his entire life. At least with Biden we can get a few good laughs as we say good bye to America. With Trump it would be way too serious.
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  1368.  @TheDustinBrann  probably not. That’s why I’m voting for him? It’s like I’m not all there and with Biden we’ll both not be there.
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  1369.  @blackwidow8412  Charged with what? And how would it work out in court? I don't think any jury would convict someone purely on "he had to have done something!"
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  1370.  @sakumisan  yeah I mean all that would have been on the voice recorder on the blackbox. It's a commercial flight so they would have had a fairly advanced blackbox installed. Also, recently a news report was released detailing the interaction between the pilot and the tower. The pilot did not mention that he was going to go to the back of the plane to check anything, especially the wheel. Instead he said he went to the back and jumped out and he requested to the tower if they wanted him to circle the area where he jumped off. The tower said to continue landing and they called 911 to explain someone jumped/fell out of an airplane without a parachute. Overall I don't think the pilot had any idea on what was going on so it makes the situation even more bizarre.
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  1371. Keep in mind this is ONLINE dating. I'm thinking you'd have a way better interaction with her in person but I'm thinking most guys would be hesitant that she has a 4 year old child and probably wouldn't go up to her to strike up a conversation unless they know her. I would advise most men, and women, to avoid dating apps. It's just too easy to fall into the trap of finding someone that you believe is perfect all by reading what they put on their profile or what pictures they put up. Instead just try in person and try to strike up conversations. You'll be pleasantly surprised. They're looking for someone just as you are!
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  1372. I grew up in the 90s when online dating was for what most people thought of something a serial killer might use. Yet in modern times, it seems like it is one of the primary ways to meet someone. The only thing I regret about my dating life is that had I known that a majority of women would try dating apps over meeting in person, I would have tried way harder back in post college to meet. Either way the right person will come along so I wouldn't really stress about when or how you may meet someone but just don't try too hard and don't take online dating too seriously as a indication of what women might want.
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  1373. We might have been friends because I was pretty excited about the movie too. lol.
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  1374. Some facts: - In 2019, they removed swords and knives from his household because he wanted to "kill everyone." - Police decided not to revoke or otherwise put him on a red flag list to block him from buying a firearm. Keep in mind IL has a FOID card where they do "extra background" check before you can get the card. - He was able to buy firearms regardless because the police decided not to put him on any list Great. Yeah, so let's make more laws because somehow the laws we have don't get used.
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  1375.  @michaelbarefoot188 sounds like a typical democrat who claims they had an arsenal of weapons then one day had a moment of clarity where they realized the errors of their ways and sold it all and voted for Biden.
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  1376. Cnn helped elect Trump. Everytime they try to spin it like no normal person does this or everyone believes Trump is too extreme or such. My advice is that instead of talking about how bad voters are or how someone should feel maybe instead focus on the issues people care about? Just a random thought.
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  1377.  @socaldarkangel  "I'm a professor so I can hit and interfere with police!" Her boss, the president of the place, asked the police to remove the protestors. I think she should be without a job after this too. She's not a professor teaching free thought but rather indoctrinating her students to follow a far-left political spectrum.
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  1378. All that because of a sales at Macy's. First world problems.
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  1379. Yes everytime they show Trump it’s about how he said this, that or how he’s done this or that. CNN is running out of material and now they’re going to talk about how he did this or that or how he needs to be impeached and that. CNN really needs to pick up a new strategy because I think people are sick of it.
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  1380.  @1dueceon9er  yes it’s up to the police. It could be viewed as provoking them and as such now the judge may view it differently than harassment.
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  1381.  @barrettson1028 you don’t know much about military contracts do you?
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  1382. She probably voted for Biden too which makes the whole thing sadder when you buy into the lie.
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  1383.  @GremmPaltakin  I think what would be like the worse thing is if the first day they play Wii sports and play tennis only to cause the remote to fly at the tv screen breaking it. Almost like mom from heaven giving her final wrath.
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  1384.  @fedfraud.protection.servic2557  well it doesn’t matter what we say. The judge got bought and dismissed the case for weak reasons. It sucks baldwin got away with murder but at least Hannah is properly in jail.
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  1385.  @fedfraud.protection.servic2557  the fact you don’t know what you wrote in your own wall of text tells me you’re blasting out the corn hole. Point is Baldwin got away with murder because he bought the judge. No normal person would have his case thrown out before the judge even questioned the evidence to see if it was admissible.
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  1386.  @fedfraud.protection.servic2557  why do you keep copying and pasting the same thing repeatedly? You said the exact thing word for word last week and then replied again. It still doesn’t change the facts Alec got away with murder when he bought the judge. Had this been anyone else, including Hannah, they’d be in jail.
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  1387. They forgot to mention terrorists hide in people's houses knowing that Israel has no choice but to bomb the place. Those people are killing a lot of their citizens and if they don't take them out now when they got the chance, this tragic story will unfold for a lot more people.
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  1388. If your car breaks down there it’s like that helicopter crash scene in black hawk down. Liberals everywhere, bums breaking your car window to steal what they can, and your lifeless body dragged all over.
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  1389. Welcome to the Peoples Republic of Chicago. Soon to be everywhere in the USA.
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  1390. I'm betting some of the leaders in NK are probably sweating right now knowing that their troops probably not even ready to fight against the girl scout troops much less a real army. I'm sure a lot of them are worried about being executed and probably making plans to move their families out of NK soon.
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  1391. Want to know what's scary here? Navaln's death is CNN's wet dream of how America might be like in the near future where if you vote incorrectly, you'll end up just like that. Not just political opposites but anyone who votes or cares about them.
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  1392. My toy poodle has gone deaf in the last year. He surprises himself all the time everywhere I think he’s going to have a heart attack scaring himself.
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  1393. He's following the other actors at the time where they're this quirky sidekick in an action film. The unfortunate part is that he's in a Seagal film where Seagal is untouchable, never needing help or anything and instead Ja Rule has to play this incompetent person who doesn't know anything until Seagal tells him.
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  1394.  @Rachna-yd7sh  to a point. I do agree that Swift has a right to correct any sort of false information but at the same time she needs to understand she's a bit different from the normal person in that what she says certainly has an influence on a lot of her fans. I think in this context though, what she said was correct and not really an advertisement for her political view since she's responding to a false advertisement.
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  1395.  @Rachna-yd7sh  but he’s a democratic president so it makes sense he’d recommend other presidents just like Taylor could recommend another singer.
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  1396. I'm going to play a bit of the devil advocate here and say the officers did have a reason for their behavior. They asked the kid if he had a weapon in the car and instead of saying no, he started to describe various things in his car that could be used as a weapon. This would make anyone suspicious and would act on guard which they did. I don't know if they had reasons to shoot but I imagine there's a lot of evidence they are not showing that will be revealed during the trial.
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  1397. Never tell an officer you have a weapon in your car or if you have potential weapons in the car. That's just common sense and something they tell you in drivers ed about when you get pulled over.
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  1398. Correct a full auto Thompson is an open bolt so it is impossible for a round to be in the chamber because it would be shooting. So the fact that he believes it’s fully auto and that a round is actually in the chamber tell me this story doesn’t seem right and the icing on the cake is the 1000 hours story like an accumulation of how many hours you spent at a range means anything.
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  1399. I never heard of it but I agree that Mr Delicious backfires. He doesn't sound catchy, and sounds extremely boring and dull. It's like he's bored, and now he's bored at Rex where he sounds depressed driving up to order. It's like I wouldn't be surprised to find Mr Delicious in a broken down motel and drinking cheap alcohol and finding him dead the next morning with a bag of Rex all over the room.
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  1400. I did read the full report and seen the pictures of the Uvalde incident and I believe the officers acted correctly. The guy was hiding in a closet and in my opinion safe to assume it was a barricade situation like they said at first. When the boarder patrol came with a shield, they were all able to enter the room and put an end to it. While bullets will go through wood doors, it won't go in as effectively so the officers waiting for a entry team was the correct approach in such a case.
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  1401. I'm nearing 41 and been searching all my life for a wife and to start a family. Unfortunately, that window is starting to close and I understand I may be single for the duration of my life. Everytime I try, I fail and for a long time I wondered why that is and couldn't really figure it out and thought maybe I didn't have the social skills, or maybe I didn't project the confidence level needed, but I figured out the real issue as far as myself. I wear hearing aids and it is turning off a large amount of women instantly. Even in the professional circle between same gender I notice a lot of people just treat me differently. I'm not even able to get to the point with most women to come in and tell them what I have or what I do. It's like not interested point blank and without any way to really make my case. I understand love is usually based on how you feel but it kind of sucks we live in a world where you can't even show that.
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  1402. I also tried online dating with mixed success. I've been using it for nearly 10 years now but I don't think I will renew my subscription next year on it. I run into the same problem where women are not even viewing my profile and not even reading my messages. It's a delete and throw away type situation. I tried writing long profiles, short and witty ones that got to the point, and even sometimes begged and pleaded to give me a chance that I'm not as bad as I look. So it kind of sucks we live in such a world but I guess I understand certain looks and traits are desirable and there's nothing I can do about it unless somehow we can transfer to a new body.
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  1403.  @steveparks2976  that’s exactly why keeping Ukraine out of nato will prevent ww3. Also by building peace it’ll prevent Russia from coming into Europe when there are territories next to them. Russia only wants Ukraine for the shipping and train lane that gives them access to resources. Thanks to Joe Biden it almost caused ww3 to happen but now Trump is going to set things right and get us straight again.
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  1404.  @jonaldjodonald1888  lol liberals
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  1405. You watched a nearly hour and a half video but they could have ended it less than 3 minutes before the first shots in the class.
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  1406. I notice Seagal's strange fascination with every government agency having authority over everything else and how easy it is to flip flop between agencies started with the film Fire Down Below. He was EPA, who overwrote everyone's authority in the movie then he became the FBI who then overwrote everyone's authority. He carried that on for the remainder of his movie career with DEA trumping every country, even countries that are hostile to the USA somehow Seagal found a way the DEA could overwrite everyone even getting people out of prisons.
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  1407.  @TheDevilockedzombie  no he was correct. Seagal has loose brain cells.
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  1408. I think like free speech, it depends on the context and exactly what you're saying. For example, if I yelled fire in a crowded movie house, that is not protected speech. Same with honking. I suppose within the context of someone holding up a sign saying, "Honk if you love team X" or something, then yeah that should be protected speech but honking at 3 am in a quiet neighborhood well probably not exactly a free speech because you're not expressing anything other than trying to cause a disturbance.
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  1409. It sounds to me like he just wanted to challenge someone to do pushups. Had they done that he probably would have just went to sleep.
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  1410. Biden gave 6 BILLION dollars to Iran that funded this operation. I’m surprised he can say this with a straight face.
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  1411. The problem is when you have an opinion on something that means it is doubtful you'll carry out orders if you don't believe it. So I think tossing him into the brig is a bit unnecessary but giving him a talking to and maybe some additional TAD on top of his normal ones but nothing too heavy that go on his record.
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  1412.  @robynperdieu3434  I think the guy who owns the site is actually a cop too working in the same agency.
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  1413. Yeah by the time they cut the gate the criminal could carry out whatever it was he wanted to do.
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  1414. why not? 1000s of Vietnamese fled Vietnam during the Saigon evacuation. They're some of the hardest working people in the country. If they weren't here you'd never have dry cleaners or Pho noodle shops. @kokobain 
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  1415. Injecting those random videos of Seagal going, "I want you to shut the ** up!" is absolutely hilarious. I think you should have included one shot of it when he wrapped that shirt around her and she asked if she was going to die.
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  1416. I don't think this is to do with the safety mechanism. He didn't die from the wood chipper but from a rope. A rope went into the chipper and it caused the slack to some create a loop that went around the guy's neck and decapitated him. It's truly a freak accident. I don't think anyone could anticipate it.
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  1417. Wasn't that the same gun that got the Giggler?
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  1418. I've been doing crossfit for 5 years and never seen any of these things happen at my gym. However, yes, I do agree that the goal of crossfit is to do it faster so they do kipping or such to get through the movements that would otherwise be impossible to do in the timeframe given.
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  1419. Because Biden is a democrat, the media is making it out like everyone is going to accept the vaccine. If this was Trump, the media would be bashing him and the entire GOP for not stopping him. The headlines would read, "Trump takes dangerous vaccine ahead of millions of others because he's a republican." They'd be showing numerous senators and house members coming on interviews about how they tried to tell Trump.
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  1420. She doesn't want to open the door but she's okay with sharing it publicly so she can get as many likes as possible? That's the problem with good deeds. You do it for asshats and you got more problems than you started with. Someday that kid is probably not going to return that wallet and instead chuck it in the garbage can, with the 1500.
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  1421. He got to da choppa.
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  1422. I think people often underestimate the danger of water. It's also very difficult to spot someone in distress underwater. It's hard for someone to scream or panic as most often when you are drowning you're fighting to stay afloat but you're not trying to struggle like one would think. With that said, a certified lifeguard would see videos of this in action and see various cues and behavior typically someone has when drowning. I think the people on the shore who started to swim to help probably were previous lifeguards who recognized the guy was in serious danger.
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  1423.  @benjaminbingaman1848 why though? Why is it that because he’s a cop that automatically the kid is guilty? Nobody wants to admit that cops can be bad guys too
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  1424.  @Etymon-jt3zw  you’re absolutely right. If you ever get accused of something just refuse to talk until you get a lawyer no matter how helpful the police appear to be. There’s even death row inmates who ends up innocent and their “helpful” video is played before a jury who ends up finding him/her guilty because it looks like they know too much.
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  1425. Typical because she's a sure win for that district. She's 100% going to win by a wide margin this November.
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  1426.  @demosthenesflorival6555  yeah it's not an opinion I want to have, to be honest, but it would be a false statement to say anyone has a real chance against her. The only hope we really have is she won't have as loud of a voice in the House should her party not win majority. However, that's a pretty slim chance, overall.
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  1427.  @demosthenesflorival6555  based on what? Every data suggests she’ll win by a landslide. If she doesn’t I’ll be very surprised for sure. Not that I would vote for her but I mean she’s in a district that elects dems almost a solid vote. The house is in a toss up right now. There are 7 seats that’s in question that’s going to determine power.
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  1428.  @demosthenesflorival6555  I sure hope she gets voted out but yeah very doubtful. One can keep hope though lol.
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  1429.  @Joe333Smith  exactly. had it been a death penalty, he'd be walking today because of how this judge behaved. She was clearly not on the side of a fair trial and from the start she was already against the defense team.
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  1430.  @codectified  Yeah, she was very unprofessional throughout. I'm just glad that the defendant is still able to stay in prison and serve out his terms and that they didn't overturn the verdict because of her actions. I read that had it been a death penalty verdict, he would be able to get off it and potentially not have a retrial if they decide not to pursue it anymore. The judge plays it as a victims advocate but her actions nearly cost the families and victims dearly.
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  1431. I think the reason some places do this is because people actually walk up to the window to place an order. But I had a case myself where an exit would have made sense because I had to wait excessively long for the person in front of me to leave (actually 2 cars) before I could leave.
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  1432. He was holding it like bugs bunny too.
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  1433. So people are expecting that somehow Joey Biden is going to get cyber security right when he can't even provide security to the Afghan allies who want to withdraw?
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  1434. He gave 6 billion dollars to Iran that funded this operation.
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  1435. Yeah right.
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  1436.  @Isa-io1eo  so don’t get one then?
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  1437.  @mindfullymellow2323  the other problem is that this move by Biden has less to do with actually helping people but more to do with appeasing voters before the midterm. The dems are deeply afraid that they will lose both the house and senate and they're hoping this will give them a little bump before the election. They know people who got these loans are also voters who will be hitting the polls happily because they got a reduction in their already loan. That's all this is.
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  1438.  @mindfullymellow2323  also what better dumber people to trick than people who pulled out a student loan in a degree worth 30k per year? I’m sure those same dummies will be hitting the polls this November with their short term memory.
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  1439. You're right but it's not because you're "untouchable" but because you can afford a lawyer who will actually fight for you. It's harder to fight a tax evasion and it's better coded to put you in prison. That's part of why they got Al Capone in a tax charge. It's kind of sad how in the USA if you're an average person, you can't afford a lawyer and rely on a public defender who probably won't fight for you or put in the effort.
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  1440.  @Mehki227  even Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, etc all got good lawyers to spin it for the jurors.
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  1441.  @bvokey8842  sure I believe in god just not that god in the Bible. In the Bible god is very silly and contradictory. If you read the Bible very carefully you’ll realize the entire thing is based upon your death. God wants you dead before he’s able to do things with you. Isn’t that kind of odd? Why does god, the creator of the universe, inflict pain on you during your lifetime and imposes his will on you but only in the 3rd degree where you’re to doubt his existence but if you believe it then someone after you die you’ll get to go meet him and see all the good?
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  1442.  @bvokey8842  also if god created all what we see and is good then that means there is herpes in heaven as well. After all it’s one of gods creation.
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  1443.  @bvokey8842  None of the religious ones, that I know of. God of the universe is something that may or may not be conscious of what it does but it creates a common denominator of what everything is. It may also be a byproduct of something created in a different dimension that we will never know or understand of. Carl Segan best explains it by using a 2 dimensional example. If something only lives in 2 dimensions, then it would know there is something acting on it but it would never be able to understand or study it. There's something acting on this universe, which may be our "god" but there's no way to know or ever understand it.
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  1444.  @bvokey8842  well sure I know you’re full of crap but I’m the only one observing that right now. So yeah I could be abstract but at the same time regardless of what may be out there one thing we know for sure god has unlimited or very unusual control of his creations. Either he’s not actively involved or we must assume that something more than meet the eyes involved. Either way what’s left is a lot of pain and misery for those left behind to witness whatever it is that god has done.
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  1445. Regardless of it being a mental issue the end result is these children are gone. What would cause someone to do that is really irrelevant. The real thing here is this woman should be locked up and spending the rest of her life behind bars at the loony bin. Not back out on the streets.
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  1446. This is funny. He killed the greatest generation of people and nobody is calling for anything. Cuomo is probably like, "Yeah, my ma is in the old folks home too!" But just as soon as he slaps another liberal on the butt and forces his female staff to eat a pizza sandwich, suddenly it's a big deal worthy of him going to prison.
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  1447.  @grifdenton5224  Yes, it's a budget firearm. I don't think anyone would say, but I'm pretty sure Kyle went out and bought a new firearm for self-defense reasons. It's a cheap firearm.
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  1448. Actually believe it or not nearly every major gun advancements was funded by GOP here in the USA and backed up the NRA.
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  1449. I think you should just give it time. There's no limit to when someone can meet someone, but it does make you worried.
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  1450.  @tommak6516  actually this dude tried to pick my mom up at the cemetery lol. My dad had passed away and his wife was buried up about 3 plots ahead. His wife was Korean and she passed away from smoking and he also comes to the Korean church. So my mom would come to the cemetery nearly daily and everytime she came he was there. We suspected he was waiting somewhere each day because after 5 minutes of her arriving he would appear. I tried coming myself and he would not come but whenever my mom was there he’d be there 5 minutes later. She finally told him to scram and we never saw him again lol.
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  1451.  @Eidolon5150  mmhmm I’ll take things that never happened for 500 Alex
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  1452.  @Eidolon5150  mmhmm what’s the next story where one day you were walking the dangerous streets in of NY and suddenly a lady appeared and you’re like the son the father and the Holy Ghost I command thee to return to your cave succubus! And you break out a cross and recite some holy Vatican prayers.
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  1453.  @Eidolon5150  also didn’t Jesus hang out with so called low life’s like Mary who was a prostitute in the Bible? He also said if you cast the first stone if you’re so sinless. If Jesus can forgive a prostitute who was considered the lowest of low then couldn’t you just I don’t know ignore and not judge this calc class girl and your made up story about how your friend dropped Bible verses to drive her away?
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  1454.  @Eidolon5150 oh now you’re trying the fantasy character narrative after spewing all that garbage about Bible virgin warriors deflecting calc class loose women? That’s totally unexpected behavior from someone who was so sure his story would impress people.
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  1455. It appears you do because apparently if the girl I'm with decides to ask you out on a date, it's like she's inviting you to her pants and you're very worried about that. You're so worried that you'll bring your imaginary bible friend over to tell her about how Jesus and God are his date. @Eidolon5150 
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  1456. Very bizarre and odd story. The parents let him live with her? Why? They must have known what was going on. Overall they all need to go to jail permanently.
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  1457. They did have an episode of Mythbusters where they had a diving suit where they released all the pressure suddenly. It wasn't as deep but it still liquidized the organic materials in the suit (I think they were using pork meat).
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  1458.  @idontcare4490  Interesting because I heard from other sources that they noticed something wrong during the dive and was frantically trying to go back to the surface before the implosion. When the actual implosion happened, the results would be instant but just prior to that they might have known the structure was giving or making unusual sounds. I'm sure there are warning signs before the thing gives.
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  1459.  @idontcare4490  yeah it remains to be proven though if such thing happened or if it was indeed sudden and unexpected. I would want an unexpected instant so that way you wouldn’t even know what happened. But I would say common sense they might have started hearing it give or maybe noticed a crack in the outer window or something. Just seems unlikely it would be totally unexpected. Even in the myth buster episode it seems like the suite they used had a moment of pause before it fully caved in.
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  1460. It unfortunately worked in the 90s when Bill Clinton signed the 94 AWB that since expired. The media really pushed the trauma surgeon narrative that worked. It might work again because most of the people at that time are now senior citizens.
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  1461. Sorry to say but prison is a okay place to be. It isn't like in those movies where they hold a death fighting ring and everyone beating everyone up.
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  1462. I think the problem is that the drug industry suddenly exploded in America and on top of that they became the greatest salesperson for the product. The problem is less to do with drugs but rather the crime element it brings to community. What they should have done was legalize it and tax it and regulate it under FDA. It would make it safer, and do the exact effect they want with it because now instead of buying it from some dealer off the street, you can simply buy it from a store.
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  1463. Joe Biden no where to be seen. Kamala, no where to be seen. Yet school shooting happen and already they're having march for your lives.
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  1464. They're doing everything right. He's not wanted for murder, just questioning. If it was my kid, I would protect him/her adamantly and ensure he gets a fair deal. If he/she told me straight up that he killed someone, yeah, I would turn him over. But if he looked at me in the eyes and said he didn't do it, I would 100% believe him and protect him from being harmed. If the media catches him, or this dog the bounty hunter, there's no doubt that he's going to be publicly humiliate on TV as they interview him or get him to confess. Meanwhile dog the bounty hunter would make millions off this but my son would be sent to prison or worse when he might have not done anything. You find that a bad thing?
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  1465. That depends on when he married her and for how long. Most she can have is half.
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  1466. French women will slap. In America men are weak and will run off crying. They probably made up later that night.
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  1467. That's why some people develop Stockholm Syndrome in hostage situations. They sympathize with their captor and say, "this guy isn't too bad." That's why they don't really call on hostages to the witness stand because they might also convince the jury that he's an alright guy who is just misunderstood and made an honest mistake that we could all relate to.
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  1468. He’s a liberal though. So I’m not too worried.
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  1469. I do believe it’s a fairly liberal state so chances are he’ll get maybe 8 years and be out again so long as he promises to vote dems.
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  1470. My question is even if the sirens worked, where would the people go? That would be the real question here if they could have even survived or if the deaths would have been even minimal at any point. Plus even if the sirens were going off, would someone know that there was a fire?
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  1471. Suppose Bri had a child right, and she's far left, as we can tell. Suppose Target decides they want to sell MAGA merchandise that targets her kid. Her kid comes up to her with a MAGA hat and giving a thumbs up like yeah! You think Bri be pretty outraged that Target is being political and that she has to worry about her child?
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  1472. She doesn't. It's just a sensational headline and a majority of people here didn't even watch the video. She just issued an order that doesn't allow CCW at certain places. From what I understand the governor can issue such an executive order and something a lot of other state governor did. It does nothing to prevent gun violence but it gives the appearance as if they're doing something.
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  1473. It's Florida dude. If you ever go down there you'll see a lot of older men (and even older women) having younger women (or men) with them. I mean one time I was down there this old dude rolls up in a nice car and right next to him is this woman that's like a third of his age. I mean there's nothing wrong I guess if the guy was honest on the dating site. I'm sure he was on like a sugar daddy site or something where he probably promises money to young women in exchange to be with them. So long as they are both honest, I don't really see a major issue with it. If she wants a guy to pay for all her stuff and some old dude is willing to do that, I guess that's not a bad thing so long as she isn't ripping him off without his knowledge.
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  1474. I feel like a lot of people make this into a comedy or how incompetent the NK government is but truth is someone is about to go in the worst way possible and their entire family probably because they used the wrong ship launch method.
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  1475. It’s a sure bet Kamala and the squad will fight for his right to vote this November.
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  1476. This is why you don’t call the cops. Take care of business first then call cops. All the cops going to do is look for ways to charge you if they don’t find someone else to charge first. She called 911 for someone in her yard but instead they kept on her for her car that had nothing to do with the call. Just remember right now in your home and your car you probably have at least a dozen violations that the cops can find and charge you with.
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  1477. Yeah but we handled it outselves. We gave them casinos and they're very happy. Why can't Israel decide the Palestine are like occupying the same land they are and instead give them like casinos or hotels. They'd probably do that if USA and England weren't involved in it. @robertgodlewski8553 
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  1478.  @DaimonTrilogy  sure but getting paid what the job offers is not really indicative of your self-worth. It should just instead motivate you to do other jobs. For myself, and a lot of my peers, we worked at McD, Taco Bell, and Retail as a teenage and that was a valuable life lesson for all of us. One day at Taco Bell I remembered this guy explaining how he had 5 different jobs and that scared me, big time. I thought to myself I don't want that for myself or for any of my future family. Dominos Pizza should not be a career option in anyone's life.
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  1479. Yeah you're right. The quote is, “I was trying to see if I could hit her with the phone at the end of the show because it would be funny.” I don't think he'll get into much trouble though because it's NY, he's from NJ, he voted democrat last year, so he's in good shape to get off on a very minor charge, if any.
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  1480.  @Remmysage  easy: he lives in NJ and he thinks it is funny to throw a phone at someone after a show not even thinking of what might happen afterwards.
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  1481.  @Remmysage  plus it's not a conspiracy theory per se unless he really does get into deep trouble. But hopefully we can hear a follow up story soon regarding what sort of "punishment" he's going to get. He'll probably get 1 year, with 11 months suspended and 1 month to serve at a community service.
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  1482. That’s what they say so they don’t have to work. Since it’s California they can’t fire them and the guy who cleans it probably made it sound so complicated and precise thing he has to do that they have to shut it down for a month.
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  1483.  @amzarnacht6710  oooo yeah this is gonna take all month. Just stop with the excuses and boohoo talks. These people were lazy and looked for every way to not work.
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  1484.  @Flyfreenow even with a lack of verification you have to always be cautious with anything online and especially if someone comes to you with a proposal rather than the other way around.
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  1485. I think criminals are getting smarter about the crimes they choose to do. It used to be criminals would do some dumb thing like go rob a store but end up serving minimally 8 years for just maybe 100-200 bucks. But these days criminals are getting smarter, probably thanks to networks like ABC and CNN that tells them basically they can ransack unlocked cars or flash mob steal things from store, and you only get a minor slap on the wrist. The most they can serve in jail is maybe 1-2 years, with most of the time getting off for "time served" waiting for the trial. So yeah, get ready to see more stores not display things or simply not open in certain areas because the insurance cost must be increasing and on top of that the police aren't going to do much to recovery or otherwise go after these criminals.
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  1486. I'm all for smart COVID-19 restrictions. At the same time it comes down to personal responsibilities. I don't want covid-19 so I don't go to bars, restaurants, gyms, etc. I'm not going to tell these places to shut down because I don't want to go there.
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  1487. It’s like this is the first time she ever tried cooking.
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  1488. I live in the USA and I'm a 41. The problem is that I found it's no longer about having a good job but rather how you stand out. I'm hard of hearing and look like someone limited so it's turning off most women I come across. The problem is I have a perfectly good job nearly my entire adult life but so does everyone else so it doesn't really matter anymore. Since I'm getting too old to start a family, I think I'll just try not to be bitter or jealous of others who do succeed.
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  1489. There's no official word if she is actually alive. It's from a friend of a friend of the family. The German, Israel and Palestine governments have not confirmed she is alive or even where her body is. It's a few weeks now since the initial video and still no word. Common sense wise, why in the heck would they send her to a hospital after doing all that to her and her fellow party goers? I just feel like it's scammers trying to make money from the tragedy. They'll tell her "more information" if she gives them money and once she does, she'll never see or hear from them again. I just hope she doesn't get more heartbreak by giving them money. @elisadamico5033 
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  1490. Man I remember seeing this movie in the theaters! I was excited because it had Arnold, and Alicia Silverstone. The movie I remember was over 2 hours long and man, I was disappointed. I was like 12-13 at the time.
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  1491. From what I understand her lawyers did it all pro bono. From what I understand about lawyers getting court time is actually something hard to do so I'm guessing they probably pushed her to go to trial so they could get some court time and build up their resume that they're a trial lawyer and know the whole process. Instead, what she should have done from day 1 was own up to it and say she made a mistake and chances are she would have gotten probation for it and probably could still own/be near firearms. The entire reason she got the full blast 18 months and felony charge was mainly due to her talking and not owning up to it.
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  1492. Space Ice didn’t leave anything out too. I watched the film last night and yeah he stood there with the sword for a good half minute then as the pen pal girlfriend came over he stood in that sharted pose. Very unusual.
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  1493. He’s worth about 14-16 million dollars and he runs dojos around the world. I investigated this a little myself and his DTV movies cost around from my estimation about 100-200k. He probably doesn’t make money from the movies and I think it’s more like he invests into it from the income he makes from the dojos. His primary income is from these dojos and I think if he pops a movie or two each year he could totally do it. I do think he builds capital from investors into his movies and if you think about it maybe adding 50-100k makes it totally doable for someone at his income level.
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  1494. That does bring up an interesting point. Perhaps the universe is full of life but by the time anyone is able to see that, the species as a whole will be long extinct. I think what would be even cooler is to find a planet that was once full of life, living just like us with buildings, homes, and various other things eaten by time but we see what once was and know that life existed there just as something millions of years from now might visit us and see.
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  1495. I felt it was a honest mistake. They were out having fun but 60ft drop is 60ft drop regardless if you're having fun or not. I don't think she should spend any time in jail but I do feel like she should be held accountable through financial means.
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  1496. Isn't that just so bizarre? He spent a pretty sizable portion of his adult life behind bars..... all stemming from either his SO violation, or a combination of his impersonation of the police. He also owes quite a sizable amount of money to the IRS and his credit holders to purchase his toys. Just so odd someone would waste his life doing that. In 11 years, who knows what sort of things he might try.
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  1497. Yes and no. I always think that the richest people are also the cheapest people always looking for ways to cheapen the experience. The people who died had more than enough money to do a proper dive but instead went the cheapo route of this tour company promoting a unproven and highly criticized craft. They could have very easily bankrolled a expedition just like what James Cameron did who is no where as rich as these dudes who passed.
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  1498. Good we don't need you anyways.
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  1499. I remember in the early days of gaming, a lot of developers faked random numbers and floating point operations. They used a look up table since additions (and subtractions) and multiplications were the easiest thing the CPU could do. Multiplications worked best when you simply shifted bits which is something a CPU can do without any sort of issue. So making games that are built around this were the best ones available like Tetris, Wolf3d, Doom, etc were all very simple additions and shifts of an 2 dimensional array. These days the GPU handling floating point operations which are the most costly operations of the CPU that slows down most games to a halt. I remember Quake 2 having CPU software rendering and it was slow as heck but just as soon as I got my 3dfx card, I remember the speed and visual effects were stunningly different.
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  1500. It's all about what you known at the time and whatever her conditions were prior is not really something he could have known or investigated. I think he's going to get off depending on state laws. He was just threatened with his life over the phone and at the same time gets a knock on the door. That would scare anyone especially an old, elderly man who lives by himself.
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  1501.  @ondreacounts2556  All we need now is Dr Phil and his wife to come out and try to interview the family. Dr Phil's wife would advertise cheap makeup sets while Dr Phil would promote his new book.
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  1502.  @ondreacounts2556  I missed it. I'm sure she'll chime in once Dr Phil gets his book out.
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  1503. Eh, it's California. They'd be lucky if the cops even show up.
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  1504. That's what they call a "successful" investigation because they believe they compelled the brother to turn him in so they get all the credit.
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  1505. Lmfao. It’s not tight knit. If it was they’d know this dude bought a gun and was planning something. Just dumb politicians coming on tv acting like they’re so great. She probably didn’t even meet any of the victims or families.
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  1506.  @nach0chezee  the guys been coming there for years on a near daily basis and was a instructor there and even met his wife there. The politician who claims it’s a tight knit community didn’t even know the guy who been coming there for years. It’s a politician load of Bull that you fell for because you’re so far left you think some dumb politician is gonna save the day.
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  1507. Wow who the heck runs a gun store with no bollards? I think that gun store owner should be charged with any death or robberies as a result of guns stolen from his store.
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  1508. @Rye Bread I mean you were a little kid so give yourself a break. Of course, you're going to point out something odd or unusual and that's what kids do. I wouldn't really worry about it and just move on.
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  1509.  @numba1killa886  Not really buying it. The guy sounds like someone who goes up there and spits our random stories at every meeting. Nobody in their right mind would laugh at the guy, even the most heartless person wouldn't, unless it is something that is frequently brought up for no reason. Notice how he didn't have any point other than to just call the guy a bully. Over what? What policies were made that made the guy relate that to bullying?
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  1510. I would not want my son to be detained by person who is not an law enforcement person. ATF, FBI, or local police okay but some random "bounty hunter" has no authority to arrest or detain anyone.
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  1511.  @kristing9154  I wouldn't. His name would essentially be a "brand." So that means Dog the Bounty hunter would make millions off you and meanwhile he's not obligated to give you anything in return. So with that in mind, if my son was a national news, I would not accept anyone looking to make money off my missing son. I would want the police, FBI, or ATF to find him, and bring him home, not someone who is going to make money off it when they sell it to some network. Plus who knows what Dog the bounty hunter might do to my son. I would not want my son to be detained by a man who is goig to make money off him or try to get him to confess to something he might have not done. If I knew Dog the bounty hunter captured my son, I would immediately call the police or FBI and would want him immediately handed over to the proper authorities then I would want a lawyer present for all questionings. So yeah, kudos to the parents for protecting their son. I think they're doing everything right despite the national headlines. He's not wanted for murder, btw, just questioning at this point. They have no proof he did anything to anyone.
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  1512.  @kristing9154  I would. I wouldn't want some butthole like Dog the ass hunter to make money off my missing son regardless. I wouldn't trust him either. He would come in, ask me about the murder and very doubtful he'd be honest. So no, I wouldn't let him in, and totally agree on them calling the police on him. Had he tried to go around my backyard, I'd probably shoot him instead of talking to him.
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  1513.  @kristing9154  Yes, do you understand you're on a video about dog the bounty hunter right? You're trying to make a statement about a general problem but this is specifically in regards to dog the bounty hunter, the topic of all the conversations. You comment even uses the word "Dog" in reference that you acknowledge you understand this is a video about dog the bounty hunter.
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  1514. Maybe people are upset that our only choices are two idiots. Biden will clearly cause WW3 to happen, while Trump will clearly cause chaos to occur in the USA. Both are bad choices for this country but unfortunately the media has focused on the two.
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  1515. I would LOVE it! It would be all I would talk about all day, every day. lol.
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  1516.  @Pikkabuu  I'd do it for free, lol.
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  1517. I think the problem is his reaction was completely bizarre given the situation. I think had he just drawn his weapon out on the mistake of hearing the acorn it would be different. But he was acting like that scene on Blackhawk Down where their helicopter just crash landed and there's bad guys all over and he got hit.
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  1518. Okay I finally got around to watching the movie over the weekend and I must say that the reviews for it was spot on in that there's no story at all. I'm not really sure what the movie was about to be honest. I think it's about an evil cell phone company but I'm not 100% sure.
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  1519. Seagal has weird relationships in his movies. They're all platonic but questionable at best because no normal woman would ever do such a thing. The "girlfriend" at his apartment or whatever isn't really his girlfriend, but some roommate/partner that he's trying to help. It makes no sense as I said but that's what I got while watching the film.
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  1520.  @Dnlwsr90  regardless of what my opinions are it’s case law that if a company knows of a potential misuse of their products but fails to make appropriate corrects then yes they can be sued. Your example of a hammer is incorrect and does not apply here because a hammer cannot be modified such that it’s a better window smasher.
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  1521.  @wjbarricklow  a misuse through design is different than misuse from unintended purpose. Like if I tried to use a gun as a bottle opener and shot myself in the face I wouldn’t have a case. But if the gun included a bottle opener and I shot myself in the process I’d have some basis. Making a Glock slip into full auto is not intended but due to a design flaw one can do so with little knowledge. That is pretty serious.
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  1522. Keep in mind anyone can bring a lawsuit. So if glock made the change that will play into the lawsuit no doubt. It's hard to tell if they'll win or not but I think the suit will move forward if they can show the modification and what sort of steps glock took to correct it. @Ggugc55 
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  1523. Biden must be so relieved. He wanted to distance himself from that religious school and didn't even want to visit the victims families. But now he has a clear go to unless the shooter happen to be non-white, or gender neutral, then he's screwed.
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  1524. Apparently Black Dawn is the sequel to the movie The Foreigner where he stars as Jonathan Cold even though nothing is connected to the other movie. It's a movie where Seagal goes around and figures things out without anyone, even the audience, knowing wtheck he's doing.
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  1525.  @johnparra8388  The problem is the polar ice cap is melting just a little from the increased temp and on top of that with the 1 degree increase of sea water, ice burgs are also melting. When ice melts, the cold air goes into the air and creates this effect. Eventually these arctic blast type winters will eventually stop or at least decrease in severity as time goes on and the earth gets warmer.
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  1526. I seen a video of IDF bombing a building. It looked like an apartment complex. How many people you think went down with it that's never on CNN or Fox?  @petrzacharias6622 
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  1527. You guys voted blue that got rid of blue. The mayor is gonna being homeless and crimes and drive businesses out. People will still vote for her.
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  1528. I guess you can think more locally. Imagine for a second you wanted your son/daughter to play sports but she/he is into playing chess. So, what would a normal father do? Probably decide to introduce some sports casually to see if he/she begins to like it, maybe bring a favorite playmate of your child to talk about what a great time they had doing the sport. But if you're bud light exec, instead you decide to talk to your kid about how Joe Biden is an all american hero and you should vote for him next election and here's a baseball glove to honor that. Your kid looking at you like, Umm geez thanks dad, I guess?
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  1529. I’m sure there exists such a system somewhere with two habitable planets orbiting each other.
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  1530. Probably what happened was she took the guns out for a range day, and somehow the ammo got mixed in. That's my guess because a few times they all went out and shot the guns.
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  1531. I also want to make it clear that even blanks are deadly at close range. Given how close they were shooting, even accidentally loading blanks can cause a death. So her not checking the firearms is at fault, even if blanks or real ammunition are loaded. Alec is at fault too because he told her not to check firearms that day because it was wasting too much time.
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  1532. It’s like that sad Larry cartoon where he wants to die and this mass murderer with a chainsaw started slicing people at random and he sees Larry and just continues on.
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  1533. I used to do run-swim-run and we did a 1 mile run, then a 1 mile ocean swim, then a 3 miles run. It was fun. It was a pretty large local event and they had a lot of lifeguards out. One of the biggest surprises was how many people couldn't swim! They actually went there with the idea they could do the swim because they feel as if they're strong swimmers. They had to pull out a total of 3 swimmers from the water and a few quit and swam back to shore. Swimming is hard, and tough and shouldn't be taken lightly at all in my opinion. I think the dude suffered from peer pressure to perform and was probably a pretty strong swimmer but maybe he was a bit overconfident in his abilities.
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  1534. I wonder why? The Yakuza has a pretty good payout to the politicians there so it's no doubt they don't want the international attention on any of them.
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  1535. It's not his fault but his hand. He found out his hand is a bad hand and against women. He's totally innocent and had many talks with his hands to not be mean.
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  1536. There was! But it involved a weird sword patty cake slap fight scene. @ryanjones4150 
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  1537. These days it’s much easier to mask your calls with internet.
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  1538.  @soulife8383  so is vpn
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  1539. I guess even with it going into the death penalty trial we might never really know his true motives. It might have been totally random or it might have been some sort of obsession with one of the individuals.
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  1540. I also feel that Elaine's position in the Jan 6 committee had nothing to do with her losing. I feel most voters in the HR area probably disliked Trump and probably wouldn't care if she was in the committee or not. I just think her message was completely whacked. She's in an area that can vote either way and she shouldn't put out the message that you're evil/anti-American if you don't vote for her. Elaine done a good job beating out Scott Taylor and at that time Scott had a lot of scandals including voter fraud by putting fake signatures to bring in an independent so some of the dem voters can swing that way. Something that Elaine tried to make it as if you didn't vote for her that you believe in fraud. We didn't then, and you shouldn't try to say Jen is a fraud when she did nothing wrong.
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  1541.  @Tortilla.Reform  perhaps but I feel Jen didn’t really put that message out there that if you don’t vote for her then you’re an evil lib and I’ll own you. Instead she tried to make the message that Joe sucks and Elaine just voted along with him instead of listening to her constituents and Elaine came on tv confirming that position by calling the other side evil if they don’t vote for her.
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  1542.  @michellereed3272  for that large of a building? I imagine they would need the cleaning staff on site every day for at least the restrooms and break rooms. However in the video someone mentioned people smelling foul odor and there’s no way you can’t mistaken the smell of death. I mean when a mouse dies in my garage I can smell it immediately and start looking for it it. So I just don’t get it. No one even looked around the corner to ask what that smell was?
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  1543.  @michellereed3272  I worked in a building that had 20 floors and I remember the cleaning staff came to empty my cubes trash every night. They cleaned then kitchenettes and restrooms each day as well. So I dont buy it that there wouldn’t be a custodial staff there every day at least doing something.
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  1544. You guys voted for him so I'm not sure what the big surprise is?
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  1545. Sure, they probably always wanted to do something like this and thanks to Joey's 6 billion dollars donation to Iran, he made it possible. Of course the media is trying to spin it that tey didn't touch the money but the fact is that they money was coming so they allocated other funds towards that knowing it'll come. As I said, you guys voted for it. @bobbykiefer4306 
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  1546. Based on the follow up video and him talking here, this guy is dumber than a box of rocks.
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  1547. Public defenders don’t care about representing you. So it’s understandable that she knows she’s screwed big time. A good lawyer will probably get a much lesser charge.
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  1548. The ar15 is the most deadly weapon ever created in human history. Did you know it actually came out during WW2? The German military made it to blast away as many people as they can cause they wanted world domination. Luckily Einstein ran away with the schematics and gave it to Jim Sullivan and Eugene Stoner. Had the German military mass produced them like they do to ordinary citizens of today world we’d all be speaking German today.
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  1549. I think one big thing you missed on the sniper trope is the crosshair always being centered on target and always really close up. Real life you would need to calculate some sort of drop and shift as you said but also usually the target is not as clear on the optic lenses as shown on the screen.
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  1550. I think this builds immunity too. Like you could be pepper sprayed again and it would have zero effect.
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  1551. Regardless of it being "real" or not the end result is this woman killed her children and people are blaming the husband or share stories of how they were like that or something. At the end of the day I just wonder what is wrong with people? Do women think like that? If so I'm glad I don't have children. I would hate to bring them to a cruel world where they're doomed from the womb.
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  1552. @Just Be yeah it sounds like they’re just blaming some condition. What’s even more sad is she raised nearly a million dollars. Imagine that you get away with murder and come out rich all because you felt sad.
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  1553. You don't even need to do that. Initially the police may interview you and others at the scene, but the truth is you can leave at that point. You can say you don't want to talk to the police and they can say you're free to go. Unless they are arresting you, you don't need to give an interview at all if they ask you to come to the station. It happened to me once where I witnessed a very serious accident where someone was injured badly and wanted to give a dashcam footage that the light was green and the other person ran the red light opposite. The officer asked if I could come with him to the station to give a testimony and I said I would email him the video instead. He said okay and I left but later gave the video.
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  1554. Well if we're talking about realism, doubtful McFly would be able to get up too. He would have several fractured/broken ribs and probably have trouble breathing for a while if not a collapsed lung even though the round didn't struck him.
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  1555. I don't think anyone, including Dr Phil, and even this guy himself exactly explain what he does? From what I understand a funeral escort is mainly for larger funerals where there are a lot of cars. So the family's up front usually and that part is escorted by the physical police most of the time, but the funeral escorts job is to navigate and handle people in the rear to get to the funeral site. They are supposed to follow the law but the funeral escort just makes sure everyone arrives promptly and in orderly fashion. They're essentially ushers but since they are just directing the travel portion of the funeral, they are called "escorts." This guy seems to step into the grey areas of it by either stopping traffic, directing traffic, or seemingly doing something else entirely. He's taking the "escort" part as some sort of commando mission where he's bringing someone into a warzone.
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  1556.  @jeffs4483  it would be on the blackbox though. The audio and interactions would all be recorded with them. It's a commercial plane so I would guess there be an audio log for sure of the interactions within the plane. So if the pilot did do something, he would for sure know they find out and would make an attempt to run away or conceal the blackbox which he hasn't.
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  1557. I guess a couple of things. They don't keep ammunition inside the tank, and the tank requires a team to operate. I guess a single person could do it but would require moving around a lot. @smcnovember7590 
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  1558. I don't know Jenny it sounds like some serious bs you're trying to say here.
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  1559. I got to say the only reason Biden is in the office is because of the anti-Trump crowd. I think if Trump never been president, Biden wouldn't even made it past the primaries. Nobody would vote for him because he's just incapable of even doing the most mundane of task without messing it up.
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  1560. It reminds me of bugs bunny the way he's holding it. @ElPayasoMalo 
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  1561.  @djohnson3310 yep these are hardcore democrats who want free handouts and don’t care what their politicians do in office.
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  1562. What?
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  1563. lol the first one actually misfired if you watch closely too.
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  1564. I changed my mind and going to vote for Biden. Both Trump and Biden going to run this country to the ground but at least with Biden we’d hear some good stuff. Kind of like if we were all on the titanic and Biden is the captain and he’s making announcements and everyone is just giggling.
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  1565. Unfortunately they're all just workers and don't actually have any rights to what they made. It belonged to the company and all that hard work only made someone else rich.
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  1566. Seems fake and rehearsed to me.
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  1567. Eh she’s doing what we all wanted to do. Of course she’s wrong but I’m pretty sure that store has been doing people wrong for long enough.
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  1568. I never really understood Seagal's logic on why war is bad. He says it's wrong but everything he's doing is like more than enough reasons for authorities to find him and attempt to disable him.
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  1569. Agreed. That era of films had a lot of side kick action roles that many people got famous for. I think the problem with being Seagal's sidekick is that you have to play as an imbecile who can't do anything and must rely on Seagal for directions. He wasn't able to be a true partner or sidekick and instead someone who Seagal teaches things to. I think that really ruined his career in an otherwise fun movie.
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  1570. The problem is within the context of the movie and plot, it made no sense. Why would the CIA be in on a plot about a random country's organ harvesting scheme?Wouldn't that be the job of the local authority? Nothing within the movie has it traced back to anywhere in the USA. @jackmehoff2363 
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  1571.  @kjpcgaming9296  okay dr Einstein.
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  1572. As this is happening, Joe is battling for "voters rights" and banning firearms. If anything, Biden admires Putin's ability to control his media and silently put people in prison for life for speaking out. All that needs to happen now is for "congress" to pass a bill that says Biden is president for life.
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  1573. When I got my first pistol back in early 2000s, I got a cleaning kit that came with Breakfree. I didn't really know what it was and used the 4oz bottle until it went away. I then bought something else at the store and could not figure out why my pistol was so dirty and had spots all inside the barrel. Then as I was at the range, I noticed the same cleaning kit for sale there and saw the Breakfree bottle inside. I then bought the kit again and sure enough, the pistol was shiny new clean again. I always bought Breakfree until about 2014-16 when I switched to Froglube and completely blown away by it. Probably my two favorite products. I'm now 100% froglube guy and even bought the 1 gallon paste drum and the cleaner and only use Froglube.
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  1574. You missed some of the dumber elements of the movie like how everyone knew Seagal and how awesome he is and even some of the terrorists were trained by Seagal. Also Seagal knew EVERYTHING before the movie even ended and sent a fax to his boss who was able to call the exact people and told them the exact thing they needed.
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  1575.  @wioi  you’re right. They do talk about abortion even outside of the womb. So maybe her defense will be that she’s exercising her rights as a woman to choose. They’ll give her a medal and talk about how strong and brave she is and how more women should take the plunge.
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  1576. It’s NY so they protect criminals. I wouldn’t say anything at all.
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  1577. This is vastly different from what the CDC and Dr Clownchi told the public just last month. He said wear a mask because the you can still spread the virus. On top of that, he said we might need one more "booster" shot in the fall to protect us from the variant. Now he's saying go ahead and take your mask off and go commando. And we're to trust this "expert?"
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  1578. Could be AI generated. It might also be a t-shirt launcher and the actual gunman came by later.
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  1579. This is pretty cool. Do you have any data how fast something has to move before the rolling shutter effect comes into play?
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  1580. The thing I got from Joey Biden is that he's saying you either agree with him or you're dead. He claims democracy is only when you are forced to agree with the winner.
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  1581. I kind of wonder why in every movie his ex-wife also still in love with him. I look into Steven's life and it seems like each time he married a new woman, he would still be married to his (currently) wife. So I guess he believes it is okay to be divorced but still in love with your previous wife (wives).
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  1582. So let me get this right. He "owns a gun," first on the scene before anyone else, and then somehow the most vocal person about how there needs to be an AWB? And CNN, and all the other media that is pushing this AWB-narrative somehow picked up on this and set up several on screen interviews with a scenery and talking points in mind? Wow, that is so amazing! Who would have ever thought that after every mass shooting event, somehow some anti-gun person was near by who went right over and found out about how there needs to be a change.
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  1583. To be honest I don't think this is an issue of men vs women. There are plenty of situations where women in show business would make rising stars look and act a certain way. It's really a culture of bringing out a brand and doing anything to make that brand work. In the case of Nike, they wanted this image of star athletes training, and running for the best and they'd do anything to make that brand. It's really a problem of consumerism as well. People are buying bulk Nike brand things. Sometimes I don't even know I'm buying Nike crap as they tend to be cheap things in the bargain bin. Everyone wants to admire the perfect body and if people just don't accept that then people like Alberto won't exist.
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  1584.  @stevem8611  you have to also remember most shotguns lock the bolt that’s released by pressing the release usually located under the trigger guard. The mechanism can be released manually with the lever or by firing. Shotguns will lock the bolt in place to prevent an out of battery firing in case you partially operate the arm or bolt and fire. Semi autos tend to have a release on it from the side as a button. So each time you cycle it you have to also press thus release so again it makes it somewhat dangerous but also if you cycle it out of the chamber it can really beat up the shells.
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  1585.  @stevem8611  well nothing at all if you don’t mind doing it. Just that depressing the tabs a bit easier and without loading the shotgun each time you cycle it.
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  1586. The exec mentioned that she wanted to turn bud light from a "frat" brand to that of a sophisticated beer. They definitely did want to change the brand's image and who they wanted to market it to. The problem is they did a 90 degrees turn by first saying they wanted to market it to a sophisticated beer, but then they did one more 90 degree turn by going political that has nothing to do with turning it into a sophisticated beer. They totally forgot the customers and who they were selling it to, then they forgot who they were trying to sell it to. A double miss. If they lose the customer base, then great, if they can create a totally new segment along with that. I think at this point their only way to survive is to continue the trend they're going with and hope that they gain the same amount of people they're losing.
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  1587. By even saying they wanted to change it from a "frat" beer assumes that they want to lose customers but they also want to gain customers. It's sort of like if you owned a car wash and only muscle cars came in to wash but suddenly you're like, "you know I want to wash high end sophisticated cars like Porche and Lambos." So you decide to hire your mayor as a spokesperson, and he/she's going around talking about how great your car wash is. That's basically what Bud Light did in a nutshell.
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  1588. In truth apes are in what is known as the stone ages in human history. It taken humans about 500,000 years before they formed simple farming and cities and eventually what we see now. So it is possible that these gorillas may eventually rule this planet and dig up old human remains and talk about us the same way we talk about Neanderthals. Their future children would never know that humans had them in cages to be viewed by others. I'm sure they'll have a debate on their TV networks with some whacky ancient aliens gorilla who talks about these enclosures were actually the work of aliens.
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  1589. I think the problem is that she didn't really think of it until she got her boyfriend who was in on the scam. So it makes sense that she was both trying to work the relationship and on top of that finding out she could lie and make a lot of money from it. Unfortunately at the expense of other people's money.
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  1590. It's sort of like that movie where that guy was robbing banks and he lied to his girlfriend/wife at first. Then she found out about it and was thrilled to share it with him. I mean it would be cool if as soon as she found out she went to the authorities to report him but chances are if your spouse is in on something, you'll likely be in it as well even if you never thought of it before.
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  1591.  @Texasgaljca I’m not sure he’s totally the victim here because it sounds like he allowed her to steal some money but now he’s complaining she stole too much money. It sounds like the charges were brought on by the corporate backend rather than the manager so maybe the cop wasn’t there for the manager.
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  1592. From what I understand the lady who came out and said, "Doctor you have a phone call" is his real life daughter from his first wife. All things stated, she looks perfectly normal. lol
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  1593.  @p4our587  only because they agree with your side, right? Come on be honest it’s the Internet no one is gonna know.
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  1594.  @KK-pm7ud  your argument is fundamentally dumb. You’re blaming workers who make minimum wage. They have nothing to do with what they put on the menu or how they advertise or promote products. In this case Taco Bell is promoting crunch wraps and Mexican pizzas as having way more meat and stuffing. The lawsuit is not blaming workers or training or any other items on the menu.
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  1595. @ yeah I just heard that too. Someone in the car did not make it. That’s lucky considering I’m seeing several burnt out cars that seemed to have been on the road.
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  1596. I sort of had that happen in real life. We had a mass shooting in our area and the guy at the place sent us a letter that we got the following week that he mailed on the day of the event. It was surreal feeling.
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  1597. Amazing. The guy used a bomb so they talk about radicalization and how evil those hate groups are. Had he used a gun, everyone be talking about how bad guns are and how they should be banned and all that.
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  1598. I agree. I think people watch too much mobster movies where the feds raid their houses just for giggles and giving them a hard time. But truth is if you go into someone’s house and search for nothing reason they have very good grounds to sue you for some mega huge bucks.
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  1599. I find the whole thing bizarre. From Bud Light's complete lack of understanding of their customers, to the whole boycotting of a simple picture. I'm very fearful of how polarized politics gotten and not only that just how you got to be either right or left and not just on the right or left but to the EXTREME right or left. What ever happened to the days where you can just go vote, and not have to worry about changing the entire future on every single freaking issue?
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  1600. This is a movie where he tries to act like an old master but still fails to even do that right. A bloated lethargic man who is breathing out his mouth trying to sound wise is like him trying to give healthy food tips.
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  1601. The problem is all of his movies have the same plot: he goes in somewhere, a bunch of people get hurt or end up dying, some huge grand plot twist that invalidates everything done up to that point, then the movie ends with the main villain getting off lightly compared to the others despite Seagal having a vendetta against that person that initiated the movie.
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  1602.  @travelinman482  he has no authority to move the car, even the police can't. The problem is there's no law about being a jerk.
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  1603. I’m kinda half expecting Chris Tucker to come out and be like do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?
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  1604. He played it with a semi-automatic pistol, fully loaded and still won.
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  1605. Its because they vote for them. Disabled vets go to the VA and realize how stupid it is and don’t vote blue.
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  1606. That obviously becomes harder as you age but your advice is spot on. You should wait for the right person to come along and don't just be with someone to be with someone. You'll oftentimes see what you want to see and hear what you want to hear until you don't and even then you might be in denial. It's okay if a woman to try something before you and it's okay if you do as well. We're all humans and we'll all make mistakes.
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  1607. When I got my doggy from the spca I remember the first day home. He was super nervous coming out the car and in the yard then I said you're home and his eyes lit up and he ran all over. He came in and shredded his new bed. I was like man, this dog. Now 13 years later, he's old, deaf, and sleeping all day but eats like a crazy, wild horse.
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  1608. See how different CNN behaved with this one compared to the Catholic trans one? CNN went down to the shooter being a white guy early 20s. No talks about agendas except went right to the guns. Good job CNN.
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  1609. I heard some liberals like the idea that sex change operation should be a right for prisoners even those on death row. Maybe he wanted to become a woman before he goes and what better time to do that.
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  1610. I love the double standards of the media. CNN is calling it "alleged" and "unverified" but yet with Trump they're making it out he's guilty before he even got charged with anything.
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  1611. Right, she was like, "Yeah I'd like today's special the bloody fingernail defensive look. You know I'd like to look like I was defending myself scratching someone." And the nail lady is like, "Oooooh I love that I done it myself too."
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  1612. Under the law it's about equal force. Sure they were the aggressor but as soon as you increase the level of violence, it's no longer on them but on you. You have a right to defend yourself and you have a right to apply equal force against an aggressor. Walking back to grab boiling hot water and splashing it on someone because they punched you is no longer defending yourself and no longer applying equal force against someone.
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  1613. Problem is he already made his money. On top of that he'll continue to make money off the car even after she sells it because only his shops can repair the battery, proprietary parts, etc.
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  1614. You don't have to know. You can tell by the way she's acting. Shocked that she's not the priority and shocked that he doesn't actually go after crime. All telltale signs of a blue voter. A person voting otherwise would say, "I got assaulted I went to the police and know they won't do anything anyways about it." @JohnDoe-ew3xt 
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  1615. Yeah I remember during a tour someone told him that and Joey got angry like I don’t want to take anyone’s guns away but then every legislation he wants involve taking guns away.
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  1616.  @jasonbenoit7769  that’s stupid.
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  1617.  @sophiewellman920  this guy didn’t follow the law.
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  1618. He CAUSED this to happen! Wtheck!? I mean the guy first gave billions of dollars to Iran, that caused them to funnel money towards this terrorist group. They try to play it off like they stopped it but anyone would know the money was a direct cause of the payment. Then he gives BILLIONS of dollars to Ukraine, and Israel both of which made a lot of big countries that are anti-USA very angry and want to attack. So, as they say, Let's go Brandon!
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  1619. I see it in any sort of physical demanding places such as gyms, shooting ranges, and any kind of sports like golfing or baseball or even running. I once was at a 5k and I remember this dude went right up to this woman walking after she paused running and he's giving her tips on how to run and how she should land her feet and stuff. It's really beta males in these places and they see an alpha female who appears single in the same location and feel as if they can pretend to be an expert.@@olig4699
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  1620. Maybe it's because no other fat dude wants to do this?
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  1621. I do notice he seems better at first then slowly declines as he talks more. His staff should have the news conferences last only for 5 minutes then haul him off stage.
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  1622. I read the report. While the report does in fact list failures, the actions of the police in the hallway was correct based on the reports and status of the gunman. He was hiding in a closet ready to ambush anyone coming in. He probably took shots out of it hoping they would rush in but the fact is a door frame is enough to substantially slow a bullet down enough to not be very effective. As such the shooter has full view of the room and able to hit anyone coming in. As such, the only fault really is not being able to rapidly deploy a tactical team into the building and instead had to wait until someone with a shield arrived and then they were able to deploy. The problem is that they're ill-equipped to handled this kind of situation but the actual fault is more on the school and inability to hardened the doors. How can a door be left open for anyone to enter? And on top of that, someone noticed a man with a gun walking towards the school and they should have immediately went into lock down. The failure is really on the school and anger should be directed towards them. Had the door been locked the shooter would have never even carried out anything.
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  1623. There are three main concerns with the police response: communication (many of them unable to communicate with one officer stating he did not even bring a radio in when he initially responded because he noticed the gunman and was trying to respond). Then there was a failure in tactics in that people were coming in but no one was really communicating what was going on or building up a tactical team to enter. Instead the border patrol agent who came in later managed to assemble a team and went in properly but before that everyone knew the gunman was in the closet and barricaded but they didn't know the next steps. The last concern really is that the school itself should have been in lock down which would have prevented all this entirely.
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  1624. No it's true. It is fairly common for Seagal to change the movie's plot midway through which gives some of the strange plot line. In this case, it's about a water supply getting poisoned but the other plot with the strong lady fighting Seagal was supposed to be about the alien queen but instead they tried to blend it together into this mess. If you watch the actual movie, you'll see why SpaceIce just came up with his own plot: because there is none. The whole alien queen, army vs navy, and the whole water poison subplot are all incoherent mess where none gets resolved. @skylined5534 
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  1625. It's not uncommon for Seagal to decide during shooting and editing that he doesn't like the plot of the movie and decides to change it up. The other movie about the vampires zombie hybrid is a perfect example. Originally the movie was supposed to be about zombies taking over but then midway through, he decided that he doesn't like zombies and decide they should be vampires instead. During editing, he decided again that they should be vampire zombie hybrids and came out with that mess of a movie. @ianeinman1880 
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  1626.  @33-vertebrae  let’s pray. Dear baby Jeebus we want Brittney free but go ahead and let those starving kids in Africa die of starvation. Also if you could help me win the lotto that be really great! Thanks.
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  1627. What I understood Seagal was supposed to be the side character in this movie and Tom Sizemore was supposed to be the main character. But the studio came in and abruptly pulled the plug and made the film entirely about Seagal and just pushed it out. So it came out to this mess where you have no idea what is going on. Also, I always laugh how everyone is pointing guns at a guy who wants to blow up a bomb.
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  1628. Or the police are so certain they have their murder suspect that they're forgoing anything he says.
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  1629. If you quit your job as an internet troll maybe you can sleep better.
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  1630.  @sunnydelight5255  yeah it’s unfair but a life for a life doesn’t mean anything and won’t bring any sort of justice. The fact is he should not have been compelled to drink and drive in the first place.
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  1631. No, but it does paint a picture that he doesn't make ideal choices.
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  1632. They don't really state it but they asked the kid if he had a weapon in the car and he started to describe various things in his car that could be used as a weapon. That would make an officer reasonable suspicious but I don't know how it escalated to this and I imagine there's a lot more evidence they're not showing.
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  1633. Target dollar general shoe stores and any sort of sports store.
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  1634. The problem is these places have something called criminal justice reform. When you shoplift the charges based on the dollar amount. Usually a misdemeanor is under 500 and anything above is considered a felony. California and other democratic cities had criminal justice reformed passed that shifts these amounts to a level where you can literally smash and grab all day and not worry about a charge. You don’t see this happening in upper end stores because usually when they steal high dollar items it’s easy to pass that threshold and reach a felony charge. But the low hanging places like Walgreens or Best Buy, you can walk out with bags full of things well under the level of a misdemeanor or felony. With that said it’s important as a citizen to read into proposed bills that seem to be a good idea. A lot of people talked about this happening with the criminal justice reform bills and were called conspiracies theorists and the likes. But they actually read the bill when a lot of people don’t and just take the politicians word that it’ll be okay.
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  1635. Honestly this is why I love reading some of the comments. The OP hit the nail on the head that he was completely trying to act like Ip Man which was something I was thinking along the lines of but couldn't put a name on it. Sensei Seagal is acting 100% Ip Man but instead of coming across as some wise kung fu master teaching a valuable lesson about life he comes across as a complete imbecile.  @BloodEdgeExtreme2000 
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  1636. Ip Man is a real person though, not just a film though I imagine Seagal went along those lines to match the release of that movie. Seems odd that Seagal would release a film that coincides with Ip Man films taking off. I don't know if you watched this movie, but he acts like a kung fu master roaming the village performing karate services for the citizens. Some folks like to rescue cats or help out the shop owner, but instead Sensei Seagal is going around making wise statements and beating everyone up. Somehow he has a club of "insiders" he wants to protect and everyone else is viewed as a threat. Instead of coming across as a wise master, it turns to comedy when he decides to go after this criminal organization using firearms and going completely against everything he taught up to that point. Instead of being seen as this cool kung fu master we see some sort of bully we're unsure of how he figured out who the bad guys are and who aren't yet somehow we're left to believe he's the good guy here. @AztecUnshaven 
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  1637. I think the real MVP here is that table.
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  1638. And how do you know that person is going to hell though? Our physical bodies causes aliments and malice towards others. After death, we are free from that and as such it would mean that whatever mental illness we suffered in this life will be gone. I'm sure the person in death realized just how horrible of a thing they did as a person, and I'm sure all those children and people who suffered from the hands of this person will feel nothing but forgiveness and love.
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  1639. The 2,000 was originally meant for you to spend on stuff. The fact the dems making this out to be about rent I don’t think 2,000 would help anyone. Doesn’t matter if we get 20,000 it rent is on the line. That boost for Amazon or delta will help them earn a wage so they can pay rent instead of outsourcing or limiting staff. That’s not socialism that’s smart business to help wage workers earn a living. If dems really wanted to help Americans then tell these companies they can’t pocket that tax savings and must invest it back to employees.
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  1640. I saw that scene and saw this comment and couldn’t stop laughing .
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  1641. It's less about supporting people but who is more likely to screw up the least. Biden and Kamala did a pretty bad job and Trump, at the very least, got the economy rolling while he was in office.
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  1642. A man already tried that defense in California. Not sure what happened to him but I’m betting it didn’t end too well for him.
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  1643. Oh wait! It was a Washington state person who tried it. He got convicted of discharging a gun - specifically a shotgun.
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  1644. The district is mainly democrat. What really needs to happen is a competent democrat needs to run in her district.  @gregorygermann5975 
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  1645. I think this is the first movie where he has a son. Usually it's some really hot daughter.
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  1646. I just watched this film and this review is spot on. I don’t understand a single thing in the plot. So the Chinese military guy wants the “uncle” but why do they need the girl or bag or money when it seems like they are in control of the uncle? This movie sounds like why Seagal went to russia because the entire time Seagal wants to leave America. I think he wants people to think he’s “special forces” and he doesn’t like America anymore for whatever reason.
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  1647. I really love how CNN is so far left. Back when Cumo was handling the so-called "epicenter" where he was killing older people by sending back home, and slapping women on the behind, CNN was praising him. Even showing his daily "press" by making it like he's so great yet nothing he said actually did anything remotely helpful. Then DeSantis and CNN can only point out about nothing. The covid affects people regardless of vaccine status. So it makes it quite funny that they make it so political.
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  1648. I do agree I have owned one for years and never had issues. But it is hard to dismiss some of the videos where officers are arresting someone, and suddenly the gun goes off without any sort of reason. Could it be bad holster design? Or something off with the gun itself?
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  1649.  @wtmf80  yeah I suppose the weird thing is they all occur within a holster. Now granted that's where they would stay 99% of the time but I suppose for regular users, like you and me, how come we don't hear reports of it going off in a safe? Or on a night stand? Or even more so just people going out and about during their day and it goes off?
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  1650. Evil is so subjective because it’s not just an action that one makes against another but also just circumstances and happening that makes life unfair. The only way god isn’t evil is if this life doesn’t matter that once we die we see the truth of what is beyond this physical world. But even then it begs the question why we lived this life but I suppose only way to find out is after we leave it.
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  1651. Bloody handed you mean.
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  1652. Right when they said New Jersey I lost all sympathy.
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  1653. As a half Korean in the USA, I think I find it rather interesting seeing Korean-born women vs American-born women. In Korea, you have to be from a very specific family and background to get married as a man but women generally don't have to worry. Seeing American born women from a Korean family I think a lot of them see the cookie cutter profile women has to follow in Korea and feel like they don't want to just be a wife and have children. Either way, as a guy, I find it very difficult to appeal to either types.
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  1654. Yes, thank you. I was looking for this comment. The original movie is about aliens coming to earth and the last woman he fought was like the alien leader.
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  1655. Is it possible that he was going camping and somehow the things inside ignited?
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  1656.  @banana_loaf1046  right, it's common for college students to scratch people so their dna is under their fingernails.
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  1657. I was kind of wondering what his age was during all this. From what I can tell he was in his 30s which makes it really gross. I mean it's kind of understandable if he was 18-19 and someone was 17-18 but the age gap is so far that it makes everything beyond inappropriate.
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  1658. It would one of the rare situations where it would feel right if the agency sent out a team to remove Seagal to prevent more innocents from getting harmed.
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  1659. Isn't it a golden rule to never bring up politics with people? It sounds like this man asked her about a political race, and he found out she's very political and somehow he's offended and had to let her go after he brought it upon himself? What in the world?
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  1660. Not surprising at all. She was under a lot of pressure to look pretty all the time and she probably felt like an absolute failure otherwise. Hopefully parents won't put that much pressure on their children and just say, "hey it's okay to do your best and fail."
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  1661. Ehh California. Communist controlled state so no surprise the police can make up things to arrest people for.
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  1662. I now understand it better. I got one last week and having a hard time understanding how it works. But I didn't realize the lugs were cut at an angle and now understand it is always wanting to "open" but is being forced closed and the round is causing it to go backwards. I thought some gas was hitting the top of the carrier.
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  1663. I've been to these kind of meetings. Not this one specifically but one locally. There's always one person who comes up there with a story each time we all meet. It doesn't have anything specific just someone coming up and blurting out a random story. I believe this guy is one of them. He seems to be well known to all the board members and even so the person who "bullied" him clearly didn't even know his name.
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  1664. Maybe they didn't. They still have to prove Bryan did it.
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  1665. Yeah this movie's plot is so silly. He started off mowing down countless people for no reason, then he goes into this random village where he talks about life and about how everyone has to live in peace and harmony then he goes mow down random people because he had a random dream about a woman that he must save for reasons unclear.
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  1666.  @barrysimmons5489  the plane went up, then came back down. Pretty simple accident to summarize. I mean there's only a limited number of things that could go wrong and unless someone shot a surface to air missile at it then the only possible conclusion is that the plane failed in some way and/or the pilot failed to understand it and make appropriate corrections.
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  1667.  @WestAirAviation  I think it's wrong to compare apples to oranges. A better comparison would be commercial flights accident rates vs hobbyist flight. They were flying a Piper PA-46 plane which is a very small craft. In a lot of these crashes, the plane is 30-40+ years old and has been built many times. I feel like regardless of how well kept the plane is, a 40 years old plane is a.... 40 years old plane. You just don't know if the aluminum/metal and instruments are all working as they did back when it was brand new even if they systems and engines are brand new. You rarely hear about new planes getting into crashes and when they do, it is something outside of the control of the planes that's the factor like hitting a obstruction or being tired.
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  1668.  @WestAirAviation  so what you're saying is that small planes are unsafe but commercial flights are safer than just flying in a unknown small prop plane that's more of a hobbyist that you don't know if the pilot is certified to fly passengers, if they are instrument rated to fly in low visibility, and you really don't know anything other than rolling the dice. Whereas with commercial flights, at least you know there's a lot of people and things they're doing to ensure your flight is safe.
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  1669.  @WestAirAviation  just wtf does all that have to do with any of this news story? He flew a small prop hobby plane with his entire family and killed two generations of his blood line. Point is going into a prop plane is dumb and even dumber when you’re not instrument rated and have 1000s of hours of flight time in bad conditions and instrument. He owed it to his grandsons to be safe but he failed and now paid for it with his entire bloodline.
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  1670. I'm kind of on the fence about it. I own both M17/18 since it was available to the public and never had any issues with them. I find it fascinating because yes, I seen videos where it appears they were not touching or messing around with the pistol prior and it just went off by itself in the holster. I watched a few videos trying to explain tolerance stacking and whatnot, but I don't believe those videos and the only compelling one I've seen involved the explanation that the trigger doesn't have a drop safe lever on it which when you make a sudden movement with it, the momentum causes a trigger pull because of the weight of the trigger. It seems like SIG addressed the issues by cutting out some of the weight on the trigger and changing the angle of the trigger bar.
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  1671. The core of the resident evil story is a pharmaceutical company developing a bio weapon. I guess in that sense the movie got the core story right but just that when you think about everything else the game is pretty much just puzzles to advance the story and the movie has to fill in the blank in between. Personally I think they should have simply abandoned the core story of the bio weapon and just stuck with the survival aspect of it that seems to work with a lot of better zombie films out there like Dawn of the Dead or Day of the Dead. Regardless as Space Ice said, the movie franchise made a lot of money so it doesn't matter it stinks.
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  1672. The fix to this is to shift the amount back to what it was before and you'll see less of these crimes happening. It may take a while and it's going to be hard for voters to really understand the cause of these things but there's a direct correlation between this criminal reform act and the bump in these kind of crimes. It kind of sucks that we only have a two party system where they each paint this really drastic picture of things and make them into extremes. We're seeing the one end of the extreme where a laxing system is going to cause increase in crimes and make it harder to enforce other laws.
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  1673. I say leave her there. She doesn’t like the USA, doesn’t want to stand for the national anthem and attacks usa policies. Now she realizes what a great country she came from and realizes liberal sucks and now wants a liberal to help.
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  1674. I never really thought of it that way. You're right the original cut had it where you didn't really know Miles was a good guy until just moments after Sarah went in and realized the guy had a family and didn't even know what was going on.
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  1675. I thought it was a robbery gone bad or a drug deal gone bad. I'm leaning more towards the drug aspect because the person who did it did not take anything or ransacked the place.
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  1676. The problem is they're basing their interpretation of the law based on the intended use of the device. The NFA is clearly written such that it defines what a semi vs full auto is and a bump stock simply makes you pull the trigger multiple times but not change the function of the trigger. As such, it is technically a full auto since you're intended it to shoot rapidly but since it is legally not defined as such, the ATF can't charge you in violation of it. You're right that congress has to pass the law, but good luck trying to push that through. It's very doubtful they wouldn't add more things plus the amount of innocent people with quick shooting fingers would be charged as well.
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  1677. At this point the system is considered a failure. Best to prepare yourselves and be ready than trying to vote with a rigged system. Soros and Bloomberg are pumping billions of dollars to sway this country into communism. Those who aren’t able to protect themselves will be sent to re-education camps where you’ll be persuaded to voting correctly.
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  1678. Again... online dating.... and wondering why it is so bad. I think nearly 90% of their problems would drop if they stopped going online for dates. Of course both male and female will be selective when they are presented multiple choices. She probably passed on multiple good choices in her same age range, and vice versa, probably a ton of guys she likes will pass her over for someone younger. I don't think a good man, especially in his late 30s, 40s, and beyond are going online when they are still prime to go out. I think the extreme when you start to get into retirement age that's when you might need to go online since a lot of folks at that age range just aren't going out that often and it's harder to meet in public places.
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  1679. So Biden goes visits the Saudi’s get Covid and cnn and all the other left media calls it progress and a big step forward. Trump goes to a golf game that barely even backed by Saudi and yet he’s called out. Do they really think we’re this dumb?
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  1680. I think he would have asked for a prop gun instead.
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  1681. The thing is during those early years in the 80s and 90s, a lot of action stars were having friendly competitions with each other by promoting themselves as real life tough guys. I think the problem with Segal is that he still believes that is the best way to promote himself by making himself be this real life character but he's old, out of shape, and barely able to do anything. Meanwhile, the other action stars of this era moved on to doing new things about themselves with some even jokingly.  @williamwalker-bm5mz 
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  1682.  @evanbell7825  what does having free will have to do with god being silent? If anything, us having free will and the threat of going to hell would mean that god would have to be more involved than ever before to insure we don't end up there.
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  1683.  @evanbell7825  look you keep making arguments but god is silent. I don’t need a verse or chapter to know that and so do millions of other people. The entire point of the Bible is because god wants you dead.
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  1684. I’m half Korean myself and don’t trust or like anything Korean. I don’t buy LG or Samsung items and avoid anything made in Korea. They are sort of in the verge between a 3rd world country just getting started as a 1st world country.
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  1685. Okay
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  1686. Sounds like someone lost a family member and then pulled off this hit.
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  1687. I don't get it. If we die and get judged by god, wouldn't that mean Jesus coming back to be completely unnecessary? It's sort of like in time we'll die anyways so why the need to do anything in this mortal life?
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  1688. When I was growing up, malls had a special place. I remember my mom would go shop and I would hit all my favorite stores: Electronic Boutique, Hobby Town, arcade, then the food court. They also had the KB Toy Stores and the discount game rack was a big hit for me, and sometimes I could buy something off there. Usually the food court and arcades like the two top spots. Go in, play some, go grab samples from the Chinese food place, then come back to the arcade. This one mall I went to had a pet shop and I would go in there and look at all the dogs and sometimes buy a little pig ear for my dog back at home. It was fun times. Then around the early 2000s, I just never went back to the mall. I think in the last 10 years, I only recall ever going to the mall maybe once or twice. Personally I think to make malls profitable they need to offer something aside from stores. They need to offer some sort of amusement like arcades or a fun center where you can go in and do stuff with the family. Just having stores a bit boring. I don't really see anything unique anymore. I go in a mall and yeah, I'm like I can buy that same exact item from Amazon or eBay and I don't even look at it or even price compare. I just buy it off Amazon or eBay when I can.
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  1689.  @hdz77  It's different now. It's mandated and has no warnings. It's 100% effective they said.
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  1690.  @shanghunter7697  you should practice kicking yourself in the mouth.
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  1691.  @shanghunter7697  only if you kick yourself in the mouth.
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  1692. Why is it "us" vs "them" kind of mentality? That's part of the reason I think Trump won because people are starting to get tired of the whole agenda thing where nothing is based on common sense anymore. Kamala's entire speech was about how there is an "America" and then somehow there are people in America who aren't American - as in people who somehow decided not to vote for her. Perhaps she should look back and think maybe it's something to do with the disaster of the last 4 years and the fact she didn't really say anything about what she's going to do differently?
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  1693.  @youtubesnamingpolicysucks  no such thing as a pistol or rifle round in the world of atf. They consider something a rifle, regardless of its caliber, as something that has to be shouldered. So these rounds can in fact be fired by what they classify as a “pistol” despite it shooting what would be considered a rifle round. So yeah this boy selling illegal ammunition and should be immediately arrested and charged.
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  1694. The problem is that the people who wrote that were criminals. And British saw themselves as the "good guys with guns" who were just trying to reclaim their territory from outlaws refusing to pay tax.
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  1695.  @danmeeks193  the law already exists. It's on the federal background check.
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  1696. Lol that security guard sucks.
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  1697. In the west, computer technology was sometimes meant for military applications but it was mainly driving for the consumer marketplace. I think the biggest downfall with Soviet Era innovations was that it was mainly driven by military applications which of course only so much you can do with things. They weren't inventing a computer envisioning that someday someone could shop on it but out in the west, Bill Gates was hoping computers could be in every home.
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  1698.  @paulkatz2483  The big question is if Kyle had to be there or if he just came under some assumption to "protect his community." As such, we could argue that Kyle, while correct in defending himself, should not have been there in the first place. As such, his actions, and the actions of everyone else, is equal in terms of why they were there despite the fact that each were there for legal or illegal reasons. I do not know the legal term but I recall some similar cases and in those cases, everyone had an equal share of whatever profit was made. It is completely different if Kyle was at home, and someone broke and in and he defended himself vs traveling to some city and place where he had this noble idea to protect the community.
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  1699.  @paulkatz2483  no I’m saying civil court is different and on different grounds than criminal. It’s sort of like if being asked to come to a war zone. You find out this enemy’s name and you go on tv talking about how you and him had this battle that’s based on total truth. It turns out you make millions of dollars to appear on tv and you get a free college education. Is that fair for the enemy’s family despite both coming there knowing they might fight either for or against legal reasons? I don’t think so. He’s going to lose at least half of whatever he earned from this if he used the family’s name.
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  1700.  @guyfanno1  and that would be a consideration. Kyle migbt lose the civil case but he might not pay a cent. Also I believe his defense was pro bono and paid for by other gun right activists. As I said he profited just not his bank account. You don’t have to base a civil case on how much money you currently have. It so nobody would win. I’d just zero my bank account and say sorry can’t pay but that’s not how it works at all.
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  1701.  @mr.patriotjol  exactly so they are both there for their own reasons but not one of necessity.
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  1702.  @bird4816  It's about making a profit. When you make a profit using someone's name then that's unfair to the opposite party when the topic is a political divide. That's why when they show the "true stories" they always change the names of people and places so no one can come in and say this movie made a profit and their name was in it. In this case since the audience is divided in who is right or wrong, a good lawyer can argue that neither side is right but Kyle was able to profit off that using "his side."
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  1703.  @bird4816  and I completely agreed. I didn't say I agreed with it. I'm just stating what the facts are. It's really dumb but as I said if you carry, good idea to get insurance.
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  1704. Didn't Biden release that Russian prisoner responsible for countless deaths in exchange for that basketball player who knees at the national anthem?
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  1705. I always laughed at the interaction between Fujiyama and his main henchman the guy with the chin. He opens up with saying something, then the chin guy literally repeats it back again as if it's the first time he said it, then the boss man Fujiyama acts like he just heard of it as well. Then after discussing next steps, they never follow through with anything he said. Like he said he wanted a guy's head on a piano, but never does it. Then he wants to break the legs of the Samurai cop but they send guys with guns despite the boss saying it would create too much problems if they killed him. Even more bizarre later in the film the main boss Fujiyama wants to kill the Samurai cop but suddenly they can't find his address yet knows he's at some random movie theater.
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  1706. 4. Take the cat to the spca and no more fleas.
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  1707. This movie was the first time I seen the Rock in his need not-steroids enhanced body and honestly it made me angry especially the plot of the movie as it was played out. I felt like the Rock really sold himself out.
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  1708. I think the big thing is she wasn't exactly quiet in prison too. She had an affair with a guard and all that. I don't think she really done anything significant or worthwhile in prison too like helping other inmates or mothers or anything. Letting her out on parole should be a matter of if she can actually contribute to society in some way and not just a matter if she served time.
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  1709.  @Deadassbruhfrfr no he plea guilty in hopes of a shorter sentence. Really a public defender won’t really work for your benefit and instead would try to work the shortest amount of hours for you. He might not have done it at all or at least not played out the way his girlfriend said. Since he plead guilty no way to know if he did it or not.
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  1710. A lot of politicians try to say they love the 2A and talk about how they grew up around guns and how they hunt and go target practicing. Did anyone actually question them on what sort of brands, caliber, and firearm they used during these so-called events? I feel like calling them out on those sort of statements will help expose them for what they're really trying to do. Remember when Obama did that shot with the underbarrel that turned out to be fake?
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  1711. Are you guys ready for President Kamala Harris? She's going to be in power very soon. Joey doesn't look like he'll make it to year 2 of his term.
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  1712. I feel like our country is moving to a dangerous position. The government itself cannot tell you what to say but private companies can control what you put on their platform. This is the loophole and the problem is those in power only want their side's opinion to matter. Right now the left can simply say "election fraud" is a unproven statement and therefore anyone sharing that must be blocked. So they won't hear or listen to it. Yet if GOP was in power and prevented these companies from blocking conservative users, then the left would be crying foul. Twitter and Facebook and YouTube/Google are all massive platforms where people shape their opinions. If such a company can block certain information and that persuades a voter to vote differently, then I think we should most certainly look at how these companies are handling. Not to mention many politicians launch their platform on these social media sites. Do you think if someone was powerful enough, they could simply get these companies to block lesser candidates to insure they win? Think that's a joke? Try looking at Russia, China, New Zealand, UK, Germany, etc, and you'll see that it is entirely plausible. We're moving to a dangerous time. I don't agree or like this MyPillow guy but he should have every right to voice his opinion on a platform that hosts other political opinions. Why should one political opinion be held, but another one not? Just because it makes one side look bad?
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  1713. Don’t read Reddit comments about this. Just as Joe looked genuinely confused about it they too think Joe played into it to make shut it down. As if the caller is angry that he didn’t get a reaction or something. However we’re all really laughing so hard and Jill even knew what was going on.
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  1714. Our immigration system is broken and it favors illegals more so than legal people. Politicians will try to make it a talking point but no one wants to deal with the reality. It is good the governor of Texas is taking a stand and finally showing it to the world. The bad news is mainstream media and far left politicians like AOC and Kamala will try to flip this to make it like the governor is evil or something. I wonder what they do with these illegals that enter the city? I'm sure they put them in conservative districts to try and sway the votes next election.
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  1715. It’s China and exactly what socialism does that so many in the USA and Uk want.
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  1716.  @crystalallen2936  I doubt anyone had any say against the owners of the store. It was a play along or get fired kind of thing I’m betting.
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  1717. For me the biggest issue with the scar is the placement of the reciprocating charging handle. They have a non reciprocating one but it still has the other problem. Anyone with an optic and a scar has a scar on top of their thumb.
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  1718. I hate these kind of stories because they focus on the people who try to victimize the criminal. He’s a problem and needs to be dealt with as it’s only going to get worse. The guy talks about how he doesn’t want the guy to go to jail but if he cares about him imagine if one day he tries to rob an off duty police officer and he shoots the Gatorade man dead? But had he gone to jail, realize there’s consequences for his action he doesn’t end up killed?
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  1719. It's all about what they could prove in court. He made a explosive device, but he could have used it for various other reasons aside from harming people. They would need some evidence that he was planning to carry out an attack or something.
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  1720. I wonder if the victim's family has a case against the gym though? Listen carefully what the news report NOT telling you. They never explained if the custodian (victim) went to his bosses and if the gym itself did anything. My guess is the gym was okay with his behavior or maybe they weren't and asked the guy to leave which caused this entire thing to unfold. I'm not entirely sure.
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  1721. I’m shocked!
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  1722. That's not how the USA justice system works. It gives everyone a benefit of a doubt and ability to present their defense.
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  1723. I notice cnn is taking a new approach to how they handle Trump. During his first 2016 run it was all about hoaxes and end of democracy stuff. That didn’t work as they thought but now what they’re doing is taking him out of context by just using part of what he did but not offering explanation as to why he did it. It might work this time around I dont know.
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  1724. I tried to watch this movie a few times and nearly made it to the end once. The part that I can't stop laughing though is that scene where Seagal explains to that man that he sends the store owner's daughter to school and that he steals to pay him back. And the scene that just blows my mind by how out of place and random it is when that old man reveals he's this guy's long lost father. Just so many unanswered questions for something that has nothing to do with the plot itself.
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  1725. She says a lot of things but never taken charge of anything. If you notice she’s always joining whatever favorite liberal bandwagon is at the time. Today it’s abortion tomorrow it’s probably something else.
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  1726. Great. Judges are supposed to be blind and shouldn't use political beliefs to determine how to handle someone. Let the jurors do that.
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  1727.  @EE-ok9jv  Perhaps but that is up to the jurors or if he pleas no contest/guilty to the charges then it is up to the judge to decide. Until then the judge can't be against him since it wouldn't be fair until all the evidences are heard.
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  1728. Asian culture is somewhat perplexing. I was in South Korea to visit long relatives who I haven't seen as a child. The one guy that seemed to be on the ball works from 9am to about 7-8pm everyday. I thought that was crazy. He just got married so he's very happy but overall I can't help but think he's going to live a very short life. I don't know about China but I know in Korea the problem is everyone has a college degree. So it's a bit of an over education problem where everyone has the basic qualifications for a job. The problem is you have to go above and beyond what the typical person might do to really get noticed. I notice in a lot of their shows and movies it centers around the idea of working all day and enjoying a very simple, humbled life.
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  1729. It'll take years, if not decades, before anyone will be held accountable unfortunately.
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  1730. I sort of blame the restaurant for this, as well. I know the industry has it where waitresses are fined if a customer walks out on a tab. If anything, this waitress wasn't going after them because it was the right thing to do, but because she would have lost about 8 hours of pay if she didn't get that tab paid.
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  1731. Notice what he calls American who represent the opposite party. Notice what he doesn't call our so-called "adversaries."
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  1732. California not even once.
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  1733.  @michaelbest7872  everyone is sentenced to death the moment they take their first breath.
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  1734.  @HeyLady.  what if it got out of hand like a bad comedy? He stabs one person and he’s like whew okay now to cover it up and then suddenly a person walks in and he’s like oh man gotta stab someone again. Then the next and the next and the guy is like okay okay this is the last one I mean gotta stop somewhere right .
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  1735. Yep, it's amazing. You have to also consider the money source. Nursing homes gave Como millions of dollars during his election. He paid that back by granting them immunity and on top of that allowing elderly people with covid-19 return back to the nursing homes causing everyone to die. Bars did not give Como any large amount of money and is mostly regulated by the ABC. With that in mind, look at how he treats them. We live in a political environment where favors and immunities are granted to those who pay. Regular people are left to the mercy of the government. What kind of America is that?
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  1736. I feel like that quote Seagal made where he said, "I'm a dinasaul" he was referring to this movie.
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  1737. The left is using this as a way to invalidate 70+ million voters. They're trying to silence them by making them sound racist and hateful. CNN says BLM/Antifia are "fighting for their lives" when they loot, burn, and murder. But someone who is pro-Trump, well that person is just flat out evil and racist and should feel bad. Now companies are purging conservatives from their platform, even organizations that has nothing to do with politics all because they don't agree with their supposed beliefs. As of right now, there are reports of people being fired all because they think they participated in the riots. CNN is just as much to blame for the division in this country as anyone else. Don't anyone wonder when they have shows that claim to be factual? Why does media have to say they're factual? Shouldn't they be reporting facts to start with? They're not even trying to hide the fact that they want to go after people who voted for Trump. They hate them. You're either with them or they will remove you.
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  1738. This is some deep level stuff! I wonder how they intercepted the pagers? However, interestingly, this is one of the main reason why a lot of US manufacturer, like Apple, when they get back the circuit board from overseas factories, they want to re-inspect the circuit board design to verify it is the same one they asked them to build. It's not uncommon for foreign government to install chips, or in this case an explosive, and the idea is that with enough of them going in, one or two bound to end up with someone important.
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  1739. Funny you bring that up because I looked at his income source and he doesn't make that much money off these films. He seem to make the most from his various schools across the globe. So it seems like making movies sort of a hobby of his but I guess if he's paying for it then why not make it all about you. @philsphan4414 
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  1740. That's what I do with my dog. I just go inside, close the door and suddenly he's all like no, no, wait okay I'll come inside.
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  1741. Right, I remember reading the earlier stories about disassembly. They would show it once during the day, and when they returned to the hotel, they would hear reports of at least one person having fired the gun. I do believe glock was sued for it as well and the person lost.
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  1742. Should have taser him in the balls.
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  1743. I'm 40 and single. If I dated a girl who wanted to wear my skull and bathe in my blood, I'd jump for joy. Like whoohoo! I found her!
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  1744. Maybe they were protestors?
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  1745.  @manaoharsam4211  why should politicians care? It's a free market. If people are willing to pay 100k for it, then they'll continue to sell it.
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  1746. I feel like other countries are within good intentions helping Israel but I feel like once the support ends, these innocent people will be slaughtered in ways never seen before in history. I believe support should be stopped not because it's the wrong thing to do but because it's the right thing to do. They should instead allow people there to come into the USA or into European countries and let the land back to the Palestinian to avoid a massive slaughter in the future. I don't think this generation or next, but I feel like if USA crashes or another European country does, then Israel is literally lambs left to hungry wolves.
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  1747. This is what a communist government is.
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  1748.  @MarkoAssi_pokervlogger  They shouldn't even be there much less able to have so much power.
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  1749. The guy that got wood chipped or the boss man?
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  1750.  @danielrowles223  the 2nd amendment was created to protect citizens against an over reaching government. If our forefathers were alive today they’d wonder why the government had more power than the citizens.
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  1751.  @TozeBeastGamingnetwork  they did. It’s a gun free zone and it’s against the law the kill someone. It didn’t stop the shooter.
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  1752. From what I'm reading about these Seagal's voice overs is because he changed his mind about the plot of the movie. So he says one line, and later on decides that's not what he wanted to say. Which is odd considering he doesn't go back to correct any of the non-sense gibberish he says.
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  1753. Also don't forget, had this been an employee of United, they'd just put out the standard, "... we take security very seriously blah blah." But now that the CEO got killed, companies are spending MILLIONS to hardened security and even hiring body guards.
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  1754. The USA is the only country to ever deploy a nuclear bomb. Twice on a non-military city and was going to deploy a third. Why is that okay but not okay for anyone else? Suppose Texas decided to say they didn't want to be part of the USA anymore and went off on their own. Wouldn't the USA have a right to deploy the military to reclaim it?
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  1755. in what game?
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  1756. Yes you can retrieve your items. Otherwise they're destroyed or auctioned off. Depends on the local/state laws though. Sometimes they're to be destroyed.
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  1757.  @coalbear1 umm no. When they put it in, they take a photo and list the items on the firearm. If they did in fact ended up missing, then you can take them to small claims court to get the value of it back since you have proof that they did not return said item and you wanted it.
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  1758. I disagree. Hannah is the one who should have checked the weapons. Baldwin is still guilty though because he hired her, and kept her on staff despite numerous complaints about her. On the day of the shooting, Baldwin became angry about wasting time and wanted everything to go quickly so he told Hannah not to check the weapons. Baldwin is responsible for knowingly keeping her on staff despite the numerous complaints about her behavior and ignoring her responsibilities.
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  1759. It seems like the longer they force him to be up there to display himself, the more he's losing his dignity and composure. It's the same reason Nancy wouldn't let anyone see Reagan during the end. It's important that people remember you for what you were instead of how you ended. All that needs to happen now is if he soiled himself or started to become violent and that would look terrible for Biden and the legacy he left behind.
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  1760.  @4204-k2f  we don’t. Not a single Virginia candidate even mentioned it. That’s why they won. Everyone just spoke about issues they wanted to solve but the democrats kept bringing up trump. There was even a report of the Lincoln project faking a white supremacy rally that backfired. That’s how much fraud they want to promote.
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  1761.  @4204-k2f  You do understand the topic of this conversation is about Virginia and the subject of the video is about Virginia? You can read and listen, correct? Perhaps the country as a whole is different. I dn't know and personally don't really give a shit. My local politics more important than the national one since it impacts me more so than the national.
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  1762.  @4204-k2f  Also keep in mind that neither side gets things done. Joey Biden was voted in office with the idea that he was going to get things done. But as seen, they can't get things done. Too much people, too much crap trying to go through. Everyone has their own idea of what is right and nothing gets done as a result. During the Trump presidency, the democrats had their best chance to pass some of these bills, put them on the desk of Trump, but instead they choose to go after useless Russian investigations and looked for ways to discredit the other side. Point is, the media, the politician's, and everyone, including Joe Biden at a national level is trying to divide this country into two. Meanwhile, corporations are making more money, middle class is paying more taxes, and nobody is able to do anything about it other than point fingers and get nothing done.
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  1763.  @nryanmusic  so we should report you before you do something. You look like someone who could run over someone with a car.
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  1764.  @-dash  it’s not against the law to be a psycho.
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  1765.  @-dash  sure you can’t arrest or hold someone just because. Not everyone who is a “psycho” ends up breaking the law.
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  1766. If anyone out there is sad about their body image, I challenge you to try out CrossFit at your local area. It's a wonderful community of people and you'll feel great about yourself. It's not 100% and perhaps it's a bit scary to try it out with some of the exercises but a good crossfit gym will help you out a lot more so than trying to do it online with some strange you never met in real life. Just think Brittany Dawn has a lot of subscribers and even if we were to be small about it and she had dozens of followers, just think how could she manage all that? Managing just a group of 10 people is hard enough and think about now you're expanding it by worldwide and how would she stop and listen to everyone and respond to that in a timely manner?
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  1767. Anyone get how often he changes the barrel? If it is low 1500 round count change, how often would that realistically translate in military swapping it out in a deployed setting?
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  1768. That beaver gonna queef later.
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  1769. He didn't become alpha by talking to everyone and handing out free bananas. It's not a progressive society where they all want free handouts. No, he got to the top by being as violent as those against him. It's just that he got old and unable to keep up with the youngers. Being alpha is a young game.
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  1770. You can always become a prince!
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  1771. I think Joe will win this November and he's going to win big. I know a lot of media is pushing that people thin Joe is bad at the economy and that people are going to vote for Trump purely because of the economy. But my personal prediction based on my local election here in Virginia is that people will be voting for the abortion rights as oppose to any other issue. It'll be a small shift in points but enough for Biden to win by a landslide in EC counts.
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  1772.  @mplyles  it’s sad but it’s easier for her to not sign it. If you have elderly parents always tell them to never sign something. Once you do it is impossible to get out of it. It’s unfortunate this woman is losing her home but at the end of the day she agreed she signed it. She might win down the road but not before that man does some serious damage like sell the home or kick her out.
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  1773.  @Skibidiscones  again it’s not an “item” that’s doing it but rather simple instructions you find online. There are no companies involved.
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  1774.  @Skibidiscones  also keep in mind suing someone doesn’t always mean money is involved. It could be a lawsuit to make them accountable but chances are they’ll be requested to pay some money.
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  1775.  @stealthattack2209 He got a CPA/BK.... Certified Public Accountant/Bodies Keeper. He'll snatch every mfing birthday.
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  1776. CNN always trying to start something. I’m Korean and I thought it was funny. Now the families might be upset which would make more sense.
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  1777. This is a typical liberal move. Get caught as a hypocrite then she blasts out some random thing hoping to change the topic.
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  1778. It is indeed odd but I'm going to speculate the damaged landing gear had something to do with this incident. My guess is maybe the co-pilot did something accidental or in error that caused the damage and he felt his life was over. There's a news clip of the audio between the tower and the pilot regarding him jumping out the back. It sounds like the pilot is just as confused about the situation.
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  1779. found the incel >> @asdfdc1946 
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  1780. I lol how the teleprompter can the seen in the windows reflection.
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  1781. That kick in the head is doing more than any court would. He’s probably a frequent offender and yeah cops are probably tired of arresting him and finding him do more crimes.
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  1782. A friend of mine did mentioned once he was working at this toxic place that made him work really long hours. But even there they once had an older person not show up and they called the cops to do a welfare check and sure enough he passed away at his home. So I find it hard to believe no one would notice her for nearly a full work week.
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  1783. The fact he has a video camera set up specifically to watch the sign tells me that he did it to troll and someone took the bait.
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  1784. He makes a few millions from his dojos around the world. If he uses just a couple 100 thousands and have someone to back up his movies, I think he can do it. I don't recall exact numbers but from what I remember these DTV are not terribly expensive to make. They're out of reach for normal every day people, but someone with some money will be able to do it. I believe all he would need is roughly 500k to about 1.5 million. Most of it is digitally edited.
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  1785. The media is really showing their color in both sides of the aisle. CNN and other liberal media are making it like poor Hunter and how Jill Biden is all sad and everyone is with her and all that. But with Trump, they make it like everyone is incompetent and nobody knows what they're doing and Trump is going crazy, blah blah. I mean are people really falling for this?
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  1786. Don't forget Brittney Griner also opposes the US, refuses to stand for the national anthem, and regularly speaks against US policies. Meanwhile, people in the USA are serving decades in prison for the same thing.
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  1787. Even with Joe Biden I think Trump would still lose. It’s going to be razor thin margin though.
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  1788. You have to remember these businesses are making money from the 1% of people who falls for it. I think 99% of people going on these sites would know right off that it's a scam if someone asks you for money to continue the conversation. Even if for every 1000 people, if only 1% falls for it, you're talking about 10 people handing money over. Even if it's for 100 bucks per person, you're still making a grand just doing very little work. So it's a good business that doesn't rely on working too hard.
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  1789. But you don’t have to live with a horribly disfigured face. Your problems are just silly like someone forgot your birthday and now you’re super sad so you watch this video.
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  1790. I wouldn't really worry about it. He's still going to win. The abortion issue will play a much bigger role in this election. Joe is going to win by a landslide. I'm reading a lot of political predictions especially ones based on actual voters response and I don't think Joe is going to lose and that people aren't looking at it from a competency standpoint but based on party issues that they believe will favor.
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  1791. While funny it would be impossible to do that. He’s holding the gun so he would need enough stability to allow robo to bend it like that.
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  1792. I finally got around to watching this movie last night. I don't think this review was entirely fair, to be honest. To me, this is surprisingly one of Seagal's better movies of recent. That's not saying much as it is only about 60% coherent but it's still a pretty good plot compared to his other films that made 0 sense. The whole "snitch" thing with that kid is somewhat a subplot of its own that makes zero sense. So the kid witnessed his son's murder, and picked up the killer's gun and knew who the killer was. But for some reason, he was trying to protect his big brother from Seagal's murder rampage because he was worried he'd find the gun and think his brother did it.... whaaaaaaa? Made zero sense because Seagal broke into his house, then he finally made the big reveal on who the real killer was and Seagal decides to go murder that person but tells the kid he better be right this time around.... yeah as I said 60% coherent. Then at the end of the movie, the main villain who turns out not to be the actual killer but kept trying to kill Seagal throughout the movie and even shot him once, was let go by Seagal because Seagal claims his only reason was to get to his son's killer. Yet they're all the reason behind his son's death because the corrupt cop was using the drug dealer to make money and enforce dominance on the streets by killing people such as his son. So him letting him go didn't really make sense. Also, at the start of the film, they put the word out on the street that he's looking for his son's killer and Seagal even goes around telling people he's looking for his son's killer. Yet the main gangster who runs the street, wouldn't he want the heat off his back and would easily give up the cop who killed the other cop to the guy that is going around killing all his people? Overall a silly movie.
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  1793. It's definitely a weird one for me. I'm trying to dig up information on it but it's very perplexing how the whole thing happened. My only assumption is that she was working at the airport and was mowing grass near the front of the runway. I'm guessing she was hit either from the side or in the back of the head for her to not realize there was a plane landing.
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  1794. It's way too hard to deny at this point. Before when he had issues, the media was quick to dismiss it like where he wandered off during that photo shoot or when he said things. But it was way too obvious when he went on stage and they really can't deny it since he said so many things incorrectly that there's no way to change the narrative like when he said he defeated medicare.
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  1795. However, with Kamala in the race now, they can really push forward any narrative or agenda they want. At this point, Kamala is the clear winner for this election cycle. Until folks can look past the media and the agenda push.
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  1796. The problem is they're the ones that passed the laws that shields these big companies. They have complete control to bring a bill to the POTUS to sign that gives up the immunity these companies have from being sued by the parents.
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  1797. Bad news: they don’t need you either.
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  1798.  @Amanda-gu9oh  he did all her homework and was expecting more in return but when she didn’t he got mad and made nasty posts about her.
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  1799. I think I’m voting for Biden this year. He’s pretty funny and I like him now. I know ww3 will probably start because of him but I’m in my 40s so I won’t get drafted or anything so I don’t mind.
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  1800. Spend money on what? So he can score more drugs?
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  1801.  @JRthewolfmanJR  a lot of people been in a branch for many years and don't turn out like this guy and seen combat.
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  1802. Well it depends on how the situation presented itself. If someone is running a business on the grounds of being a Christian group and someone came in to ask to make a product for them that they do not agree with, then I don't think the Christian business should be forced to make the product and instead should refer them to someone who might. Jesus said invite the guest in, not to do things for him that you wouldn't agree with.
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  1803.  @jacobsmith15  I just think he misunderstood where his head was. I don’t think he meant to hit him in the face but regardless if it was an honest accident he should at least pay any sort of medical bill and maybe offer him a free ticket to his match.
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  1804. I think Kamala is just waiting for Biden to pass or become disabled so she can be president of the USA. She's going to go on a tour talking about how she's gonna make America this and that and how she's going to fight evil and talk about how children will look up to her and want to be her someday.
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  1805. I work in computer software but I found people who always complain about "best practices" and taking time, tend to be folks who don't actually do any of that stuff and don't want to listen to issues. As an example, one time I remember we had a new contract with a company to import data. The problem is even though they deem their API "restless" it's not sending correct data based on the response code. So I made an exception in the code and explained it but was constantly turned down and even my boss wasn't on my side at the time and said to listen to the "best practices." It ended up breaking the first minute it was released and instead of me being able to come in and fix it they instead covered themselves by saying I just didn't listened. So in the end, it seems like it stinks you can't do much other than quit the job but they can spin it however way they want once you leave.
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  1806. That last person who wanted to walk with him to the library was attracted to him and he could have hit it off. Who knows what happened after the video but that was his best attempt throughout the entire video.
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  1807. I think this is a poor example of why you should get the vaccine. Most of people I know who don't want the shot, don't want it due to fear of long term issues. The vaccine was handed out after a short test and, like for example, J&J vaccine found some people suffered blood clots and other nasty stuff sometimes fatally. That didn't show up in any test and I believe it was found a similar vaccine AstraZeneca, which thankfully never came to the USA, actually lied about their results (not an outright lie but made the numbers favorable to get approval). It's not unusual to find certain medicine and/or products have long term effects unkown until decades later. My point is, yes, this woman got sick. But she survived. Is it better to build natural immunity or artifical and later down the road find out you have other health issues. Is J&J, Pfeizer, etc ready for the class action suit that might appear dacades down the line? Videos like this one will be played in front of the jury.
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  1808. The problem with god is that we're approach it from the perspective of whether or not this god helps people. If god helped me, I'd believe him. If he did nothing, and I failed, then I will not believe him. If I felt hopeless, I would look at a god if he can show me a sign. All of these things are only helping me or helping others do the same. Point is if we remove the selfish view of a god, we can see god actually exists.
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  1809. It always amazes me how when stories like this happen, literally 100s of people in the comment section has stories about how they were there or saw the person or something. How can that be? Given the population of USA and the population of Florida and the possibility of how many flights and cars may have driven to that location at that exact time and not to mention someone staying late into the day and somehow managed to somehow not only be one of 100s but also remember the exact face and person who somehow did something so profound for the person too like tell them to ride up there in the front or something. And not to mention of those limited people who were there that somehow they would be subscribed to this channel, for YEARS too and somehow this one story comes up that they were actually there and remember in detail who that person was.
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  1810. I’m glad Steven Seagal never became a Batman villain. The movie would never get made because he wouldn’t accept he’d get killed and on top of that he would nonstop talk about how he could a real life Batman.
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  1811. It wasn't fentanyl that devastated the city, it was the dems in office that allows this to happen amongst other things.
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  1812. It sounds like he got the permissions from a manager but the manager didn't tell his employees about it. So I think the guy did right following rules and I think the manager should get into more trouble than the employee.
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  1813.  @noahcristian503 the problem with the money laundering thing is that you're taking large sums of cash, and converting it into a "legit" business. So the question is where is the large amount of cash is coming from? And who is it going to? I think more fairly I believe Seagal likes making movies and probably just makes low budget films to keep a job.
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  1814. I can't believe you guys are falling for this! No one is leaving the dem party or asking Joe to step down. It's just fake news designed to get people to not go out and vote.
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  1815. It creates this sense of terror and hopelessness. They tell you to lock up, they control everything, you can't go to the store, or even your own backyard. The idea is to create fear and panic then they do an outright ban and they continue to do these things. Set up checkpoints, require IDs or be sent to camps, and so on.  @RqediSahleer 
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  1816. The problem is that you're looking at a single issue rather than the complete picture. There are laws, then there's the enforcement of the law. When they enforce the law, it is considered a "crime." They don't record or report crimes that they don't find. Sure you can say that a country reduced its gun violence by whatever fold, but when you compare to the crime rate it's either going up or the same as it was prior to enacting the gun law. Suicide rates are the same too because people find another means to carry it out so saying you "reduced" suicide rates or crimes rate, you're just leaving out facts. If you notice they never say they reduced the totality of crimes only that they reduced the specific "gun" related crimes.
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  1817. Also, the 2nd amendment has nothing to do with crimes or the reduction of. It is purely there to prevent the government from overreach or to prevent outsiders from taking over the country. It has absolutely nothing to do with hunting or anything of the sort. It is there purely for self-defense of yourself, your family, and your community. Other countries do not have such thing in place and as such, it has shown time and time again that removal of access to weapons means that the government has plans to control you and your livelihood.
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  1818.  @donttreadonme1423  Correct, that's one of the bigger problems in the UK. They say crime and gun crimes are both going down since they passed their laws in the 90s but what they're not telling you is how they're recording said crimes. Also, it's not just a death rate that is concerning with what is going on there. Just in general some police departments aren't recording crimes, even if you called the police and had someone come out. They are not reporting ALL of the crimes to make it appear as if they reduced crime. In the USA, the reporting of a crime and specifically gun crimes are all politically motivated as the FBI, and local police are usually instructed on how they record a crime and in the event of a death, how they are supposed to record it depending on if a firearm was used. It's very concerning that people are not getting the full facts.
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  1819. You're mixing up what I'm saying with what the other guy said. So I think that alone tells me you're not a very wise person and that you'd believe anything CNN tells you. @JT.Pilgrim 
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  1820. I think it is important to realize that when data is not recorded people assume that it is not as bad as people are making it based on the data they do have. So let's say they say crime is at an all time low but they don't record mugging when they don't use a weapon. It could be that it is a rare occurrence or it could be a very dangerous thing. I heard in cases in the UK, there is a particular bridge where mugging is so common that people are advised not to walk on it because this gang holds both ends and you can't escape. The police don't even come if called and if they do they are long gone. So with that in mind, the cases of mugging, for example, may be high or low but we can't really know for sure because they don't record it. So it's hard to know statistical data being correct or not because it really depends on knowing what is recorded and how they are recorded and how they are instructed to record it. @donttreadonme1423 
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  1821. So when did the video explain what diet soda does to the brain?
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  1822. It helps when you look good and people support you. For the uglies though they’ll be depressed no matter what sort of success they get.
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  1823. You're right. This fatal flaw, that is so dangerous, killed BILLIONS of people. BILLIONS! In Vietnam, there's actually a secret KIA list that they kept but kept from the public in that BILLIONS of young Americans all dead from this fatal flaw. Nobody wanted to talk about it ever. It was so hush hush thing that even entire families are known to disappear just as soon as it is discovered. Matter of fact, one time during training, a young person brought it up and was instantly booted from the military over this fatal flaw. Then BILLIONS of people died from his class. There were just bodies piling up all over and the doctor wanted to jot it down in his report but his superior made him change it right away and said instead the billions of people in his morgue died from drug overdoses despite the huge missing segment of their chest.
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  1824. They’re every democrat dream. Easy to get votes and easy to tax middle class with since they have no idea how to work or even how to hold a family together.
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  1825. At 4:15 is there a way we could interview her today and see if she's really impressed or not?
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  1826. But you do it all the time so you’re the problem just as much as them.
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  1827. Thanks. I'd like to thank your mom. She really inspired me. @Ryan-rl5go 
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  1828. Sounds exactly like California soon.
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  1829. Until he asks to use the bathroom.
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  1830. I think people are taking human trafficking too literally. It’s like these same people believing the Underground Railroad an actual rail system.
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  1831. I’m not making this up and you can watch the original video but Biden prior to that statement mumbled for a good 5 seconds and paused for a few seconds then blurted out this statement. This is getting sad and honestly I think the media shouldn’t poke fun of him but honestly he needs to consider dropping out or at least changing his VP pick. It’s clear Jill is running things and not Biden.
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  1832. No, she kept asking, "Am I under arrest? Am I being detained?" Straight A student first in her family to attend community college.
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  1833.  @ingamingpc1634  ha to be honest I don't think it impacted their business all that much. They are still in business as of today so it would appear that the only thing this did was helped their business.
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  1834. I wonder how many people are falling for the fake bot conversations flooding here? Prime spot for people to fall for it too.
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  1835. I hate these kind of news stories. They make it out like doing something common is going to get you killed. Even the "expert" they brought on said nothing specific other than your tires can explode for seemingly "no reason." Why not tell people to inspect tires, look at the PSI rating, and make sure you're not going over that threshold? Most of the time low pressure indicator don't tell you which tire is low so you have to go through all 4 tires to figure it out so you might be filling a good tire with more air than needed.
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  1836. It seems like it's the best time to buy an Elcan. I'm getting a new one for my Mk18 clone-ish build and it comes with their brand of XOPTEK reddot already mounted and all the proper lense cap. Just put the order in on Christmas day and hopefully will be here next week. I don't get why it's so difficult to find videos or pictures of people with Mk18s and SpecterDRs. Is it rare? The price point of the optic isn't that terribly out of range compared to some of the LPVOs that people be putting on their mk18s.
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  1837.  @janetlee4421  I actually read up the case. She is by definition “evil” in the sense she’s a stone cold killer to get her way. Apparently she led a secret life behind her mom’s back with burner phones and drugs.They found out and she panicked and decided to kill her mother. Had she stopped there it’s plausible that she was just acting irrationally but she went a bit further. She texted her friends to show her mom’s dead body and on top of that used her mom’s phone to lure her stepfather back home where she waited to ambush him. He was shot in the shoulder but managed to overpower her and take the gun away.
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  1838.  @janetlee4421  why would it matter where she got the gun ?
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  1839.  @janetlee4421  I disagree. Regardless of where or how she got the gun she ultimately used it to carry out a murder.
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  1840.  @janetlee4421  well sure but that aspect was addressed during the course of the investigation. By your logic we should let all murderers go because someone let them access whatever it is that they used on their victim.
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  1841. What a crazy guy. He got1000s of people endangered, erased young people's legacy, and basically pissed on the grave of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this country. Imagine losing a friend, a brother, a sister, a son, or a daughter and just overnight one person, despite being told to have a plan, decides to just move hastily. Joe is a real piece of garbage and should be impeached for being incompetent.
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  1842. You do know that like the Korean War, China would probably be very unhappy to have someone non-communist come near their boarders? It would likely result in WW3 breaking out.
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  1843. Even though I never completely watched the film myself, I sometimes think about the plot. It's so asinine that you can't help but think of some of the major plots. The two plot points that simply blows my mind is when he sits down to discuss why he steals from the store to that guy who confronted him. And that scene where the old man reveals he's his long lost father. These two scenes sometimes just randomly pops up in my head and also that General Commander movie where Seagal mumbles two governments inside a government just randomly pops up in my head especially when I hear something on the news. I imagine Space Ice is just sitting at home and randomly these movies just pop up in his mind.
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  1844. It is obvious this is her first attempt at such a crime so it makes me wonder what is going on in her life for her to try this? She is nearly 50 years old and at this point in her life she should have it together. I'm not trying to say she's justified in doing this or that she should be let off easy, but I just can't help but wonder.
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  1845. There's one hilarious thing you forgot about that tiny binocular made up of two hubble telescopes is that he was looking at the ground with it. No way he would see them with it pointing downwards like that. He would instead be seeing the ground with it.
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  1846. You’re right the left almost used mail in votes to sway an election but was watched so closely that many places are reporting actual results now.
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  1847. The Westport officials denied his business license. Apparently the business had hundreds of unresolved complaints and hundreds of 911 calls over the years. Seems like a really rotten place and this video proves they're very rotten people. I just hope they don't open a new business under some other name.
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  1848. Okay.
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  1849. Pretty crazy as he's mainly in 10 years for what is essentially a paperwork violation. I never heard of something like that before where you can get such a heavy sentence just because you didn't follow through on paperwork. Based on the photos, his weapons were also NY compliant as it removed most of the "scary" features. So I don't know. It kind of sucks you can go to prison in one state but in another you're a-okay. How is that constitutionally fair under the cruel and unusual punishment?
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  1850. I feel like N.Korea probably hires psychologists and agents that scan people's personality and family history. I think with Otto they hit the jackpot. He's vocal, likes to horse around, and doesn't take anything seriously. It means he grown up in a middle class family with a mom and dad who gave him a good college education and allowed him to travel. In other words, they can torture him a little, make him say things, and on top of that his family back at home will no doubt go to the media and white house to voice they want their son back. In other words, it's a great political bargaining chip so they can make a trade for other prisoners, or whatnot.
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  1851. Based on google search, I believe the last guy put to death for a similar crime was a Missouri man who was put to death for a 2005 killing of a police officer. He was 19 at the time and he was finally put to death in 2023 at the age of 37. So that's nearly 20 years waiting in death row making appeals and whatnot. So if this man was put to death, he'd likely face similar times and at the current age of 59, he'd probably die of natural causes by then or he would get off of it for being too old and inhumane.
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  1852. It's not very hard to give the british a hard time. Just look at what the US did in 1776 and after.
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  1853.  @leelucas720  and you don’t know how to spell.
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  1854. They're currently showing IDF bombing various structures on the Hamas controlled areas. Do you think those bombs are only killing enemy combatants? Or do you think like this poor woman that those bombs are also harming/killing innocents who has nothing to do with the conflict? It appears only when they show videos of what war is like that people think they're monsters or something. To them these people are trespassers to a land they had for years until was taken from them by force. Just wait until they show videos of Palestinian women and children in worse conditions after one of those "strategic" bombings.
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  1855.  @markspencer4385  you’re comparing large scale things where people die. This is a simple political riot and cnn and other left wing propaganda are making it like it’s some great attack. Nothing resulted of it good or bad other than a few people unfortunately lost their lives. The funny thing is the dc and us electors don’t want to fund the police and even during the day of they knew they were short staffed and unable to contain a riot. They had a meeting right before it on that very subject.
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  1856.  @markspencer4385  well sure I mean Alec is trying to incriminate her by using something. It's sort of like me finding your comment history and tying it back to something bad. Are you part of that? Probably not. Alec is a piece of junk person who shot someone on a movie set and trying to change direction from that. If anything he's a worse person.
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  1857.  @markspencer4385  the point is the left wing media is horrible. Alec and the rest are very bad people who try to divert the attention to something else. Sort of like how you keep saying that somehow she's a bad person for just attending some event where she believed she was voicing her opinion but it turned out bad for everyone. That's the point. If you honestly can't see that then perhaps stop watching CNN and Fox for a week or two and you'll see things much clearly.
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  1858. Is that how they found you? Under a bridge?
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  1859. He’s probably one of those defund the police people and got a dose of reality.
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  1860. Aren't home invasions and burglary gone wrong totally unexpected things? It seems unlikely that criminals would be out in the woods making sounds far away from your house and let you know they're "out there" and "watching you."
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  1861.  @pax_sxprano  so killing everyone to get to your sick grandma or your pos burning house are valid reasons to run people over?
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  1862.  @tohsakamine  Perhaps so, but I mean who wants to be a cop these days? I mean it used to be a profession that was respectable but these days people are taught to distrust the police.
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  1863. They drop loose change? Loose clothing? Or are they loose ya know with matters down there?
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  1864. I was actually more excited about Windows 98 and actually did wait in line at the store for that. It was at the local Navy Exchange stores when they had this huge electronics department. I remember they dropped a huge pallet of it into the sales floor and we all ran to grab a copy. It took like 5 hours to install but man it was fast. I noticed a huge increase in loading times for various titles I had.
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  1865. I do agree that we probably won't have that era in computing ever again. These days you can buy any ole PC and find that it runs rather good for any desktop application. But in the 90s, the computer you had, even a slight increase in memory or CPU speed, could make a major difference in your experience compared to something slightly slower.
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  1866. Those kinds are the most dangerous.
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  1867.  trumpisthemessiah7017 no you’re free to shoot wildly everywhere.
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  1868. @EliteDean They already are.
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  1869.  @poindposeidon  MF no, you're not a scientist bro. Geez lol mfer tap out. Hahaha omg LMAOOOOO BRAH!!!
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  1870.  @poindposeidon  I didn’t lol lmfao brah omg hahaha. You’re the effing scientist here figure it out hahah brah omg omg ahhhh
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  1871.  @poindposeidon  maybe you should apply the scientific method of shutting your bro hole? Omg hahaha lmfaoooooooo yeah boi hahaha omg lol
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  1872. I hope the guy gets life in prison and they mix him with the regular population. He’s dressed up like some creepy uncle and he’s gonna get his ass kicked regularity.
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  1873.  @jds355  keep in mind only Seagal figured that out. Everyone else I think didn’t know the content of the package despite the person that wanted the package was killed by that Pete Davidson dude. Seagal basically read some newspaper articles and listened to some vague audio then pieced together this elaborate story of missile hitting a plane and the guy covering up a cheating spouse. Despite that he tries to have an affair with the wife and believes she is the “good guy” of the story.
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  1874.  @Glenns_Concho_Ranch keep in mind even blanks are deadly. There have been cases where a projectile was left in the bore and the blank firing caused a death. Even airsoft guns can cause death at such close ranges. So it’s always risky to bring explosive or projectiles on a movie set and everyone should be trained and made aware of the dangers they present and anyone handling it should be qualified.
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  1875. That's not on her, though. That's on Alec. She's the one that loaded it with real ammunition but that's not her only fault. She did many wrongs up to that point that makes it negligent homicide on her part because she simply did not care or took any measure to make sure she was doing her job. @Glenns_Concho_Ranch 
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  1876. Had she taken any basic precautions then she would never have gotten charged. Sure the lady may have still been shot, but if she took careful precautions then she would be blameless and the blame would entirely fall on Alec for pointing the loaded weapon and telling Hannah to skip the checks because it was wasting time. @Glenns_Concho_Ranch 
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  1877.  @racerex340  People were just going crazy left and right, up and down just cancelling their orders over and over and over again like we're going to SLAP YOU! They just went CRAZY all over everyone was going to recreate the scenario over and over like look it is this SLAP round! How can she SLAP? How come she SLAP?
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  1878. ​ @christianmartinez1862  I wouldn't be discouraged. It's a great system and you won't be disappointed. It's usually an ammo issue when things like this happen. A structural failure usually has it simply crumbling apart as oppose to being blown up. As always wear eyes and ears protection when you're out in the range. You just never know what can happen.
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  1879. I don't think the guy was greedy. I feel like he really believed in the product. He went in it himself to show. Instead, I think this is a story about listening to others, especially those who are experienced in the field and tell you the material is untested and they need to understand it more before it can be used all the time.
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  1880. Never knew onlyfans was considered a dating site.
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  1881. Yeah it’s ideal to use online as a supplement to dating organically. However I did met my girlfriend online and we been dating nearly a year. It’s been magical. @indiesindie1984 
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  1882. I'm glad that we'll now be able to even live to see another Christmas.
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  1883. Yeah, this and Aliens 2 were the two DVDs I bought when I first worked at age 16. Both of the movies with the extended scenes just blew my mind at the time.
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  1884. Swift could be classified as a "influencer" with her status. However, I doubt she would shift the election by a large amount. I think people who vote tend to already make up their minds about who to vote for.
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  1885. Let's say the defense won, and Cruz walked free. She gets up and hugs the defense team. Would you feel the same way?
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  1886.  @dotta4763  yes it did appear she was there but she may have abandoned it afterwards. She may have considered it diseased or injured and usually wild animals will not care for their youngs in that capacity.
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  1887.  @KYoung-kj7hr  mine too. I loved those movies as a kid. I didn't know about critics cause I never read them and to be honest I think going to a friend and talking about what critics said about the movie would land some "wtf?" looks followed by severe beatings.
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  1888. I would imagine it comes down to training. If I owned a casino, I would tell my dealers to never leave the table no matter what happens and no matter what someone says. I would even go around testing this and firing anyone who leaves the table and leaves chips open. There's a lot of money on the table, and someone faking a medical (yes in this case it was real) would be too risky since someone could easily empty the chips and cash in big.
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  1889. Welcome to the socialist republic of the United States. Pretty soon we’ll have a red carpet treatment for china president with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris greeting him with opens arms as they build reeducation camps for anyone who didn’t vote dems.
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  1890.  @_Cetarial  that’s what they said in China when the communist party first took over. Then Hong Kong and other places and pretty soon Taiwan and USA.
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  1891.  @christinamartinez1609  trump isn’t president anymore. Joey seems confused about that and tries to blame him for things. CNN trained you to talk like that.
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  1892.  @Maxamillios  sure I mean as I said the guy isn’t President anymore. Doubtful he’ll win the next one.
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  1893. Depends. If you’re learning from your mistakes then that is good. It’s a good idea to compare yourself to others who had similar goals as you. While not 100% knowing where you ought to be is important so you can make a good choice in knowing if you should continue down that road or if you should consider something else.
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  1894.  @Le_Reinforcements_have_arrived  nope they already tried to state “special case” as children in school. But that is not the case. You can argue your way out with some backwards logic.
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  1895. I would be fairly frustrated as well if I had to wait 3 hours ordering food. I think it's both sides fault: red lobster should set it up where they take your phone number, you put in your order, go about your day, they call when your food is ready and you come get it. On the flip side, it's this woman's fault for stupidly placing an order at a place that is obviously running behind after being flooded with orders. She should have noticed the parking lot and waiting room is full and should have just came back at another time and not place and pay for an order then wasting an entire day waiting on food.
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  1896. What exactly did they do that was cowardly? They are all on the job. They have to listen to command and leaders. If it is a lack of training that is going on here, then they need the proper resources to do it. If you read the report, the problem is the gunman barricaded himself into a closet. If you know anything about firearms, the rounds are ineffective as soon as they pass a barrier such as a thick doorframe. The gunman had full view of the room and was ready to ambush. They needed a tactical team to enter and due to a failure in communication that didn't happen until the border patrol came in with a shield and set up a team to enter. You should really be directing your anger to the school though because why would any school leave doors open? Just some strange person could enter regardless but the worst possible thing happened. Had the door been locked, the worst thing that would have happened is a shootout with the police and nobody would really say anything else about it.
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  1897. Every individual probably breaks numerous small laws each day. All it takes is a communist controlled country to find them all and charge you with it.
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  1898. The core of the issue is Korean's trust in authority figures. Culturally, they're taught that authority figures are to be trusted no matter what. Back in the ferry disaster, students were told to return to their cabins by the ship's captain despite them noticing water coming in. The captain left and the students drowned waiting in their cabins. The same thing happened here. The Seoul PD noticed a sudden crowd surge when a singer began to perform on the street. They contained them into a city block and while the stampede occurred were told to remain in the street despite noticing a danger. Overall the fault is to do with the authority figures and how they handled crowd surges but the societal issue stems from citizens trusting authority figures despite knowing there is a danger.
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  1899.  @christophermichaelclarence6003  I am half-Korean and do not trust anything Korean. I grew up around many Korean folks and problem that I saw was they were very trusting with authority. I mean that anywhere that includes churches and schools. As you say they trust authority so much that they would not consider commonsense over what an authority figure may say.
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  1900. I'm reading the actual lawsuit, and it appears they're attacking two specific menu items. The crunchwrap and the mexican pizza. They're right in terms of advertisements showing what appears to be a lot more meat and fillings than what you actually get which is normally a thin item that barely has any meat in it. So yeah, I sort of agree with the lawsuit but I don't know exactly what sort of compensation they're expecting. At least a refund for those who bought the product, I think.
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  1901. Before cnn tried to scare us with fake stories of people dying from covid demanding the rest of us get shots. Now they’re using children. What a bunch of sick people.
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  1902. Based on the oxygen tanks found I wonder if somehow the tanks got ruptured on take off and caused the catastrophic crash?
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  1903. The problem with these kinds of things is that customer isn't going to care about the employee who body slammed her. Instead she's going straight to the company to settle for a large paycheck when she started it all. Sure she had a right to be upset about getting charged wrong but doing two wrongs don't mean she gets to walk out with a paycheck and he goes to jail.
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  1904.  @jacobkadar4519  regardless she’s going to go after Popeyes for a huge paycheck. She probably doesn’t care what happens to this guy. In that regard I don’t think she should get anything since civil court isn’t based on legal or not. She did wrong and she can’t be compensated for that wrong.
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  1905.  @jacobkadar4519  possibly but it did seem out of proportion on the video I did watch.
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  1906.  @uscitizen3252  yes but they’ll have to release it all to the defense team. They can’t have surprise evidence or withhold stuff from the defense team. They must present all evidence they have.
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  1907. I would totally love to be in a Seagal movie. Would be the greatest thing that ever happened, to be honest. I would laugh at everything afterwards especially the scene where he calls the guy and threatens him and he hangs up like eh, I'll deal with it in the morning.
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  1908.  @Valueshooter  actually in some films when he doesn’t like the actor or actress he becomes so irate and unworkable that oftentimes the female cast cries. One such movie is Urban Justice where he didn’t like one actress and he refused to work with her and caused her to cry.
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  1909. Don’t worry Joey Biden will make sure this guy can vote while in prison.
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  1910. My guess is the roommate dealt drugs and one got angry about it either because they were left out or because they wanted more of the cut.
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  1911. Is god real though? He made one child get her life savings surgery and then take her life and at the same time robbed another child’s upbringing to have a painful life ahead of him. What a rotten god.
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  1912. Joe Biden wanted to defund the police. This is his America.
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  1913. It’s a iconic scene but later on it got ruined for me a few reasons. One is Arnold got rid of his duo tone coltonic 1911 in the previous scene with the shootout when he grabbed the gas grenades. And on top of that dumping liquid nitrogen would have basically been toxic killing Sarah and John and many other people there and possibly caused a massive explosion. It would have also affected the terminator since his core processor and memory would have stopped working.
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  1914.  @silentmajority8365  correct. CNN dropped the story and Biden, even ignoring people who were killed by the tornado even immediately held a press conference about banning guns.
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  1915.  @jodie9442  for the most part yes. That would be considered a "kid."
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  1916.  @jodie9442  I can tell you're a kid too. Oftentimes you're a kid when you feel like you solved everything and you got it all figured out.
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  1917.  @jodie9442  I present exhibit A of the inside mindset of a kid. Soon you'll be out of it. That's when you're an adult.
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  1918. I'm reading that Diddy was abusive which it certainly sounds like it based on his girlfriend and all that but what exactly is he being charged with? Being a bad, abusive boyfriend is hardly worth any major prison sentence other than being a rotten person.
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  1919. It would make more sense if Zelinsky held them under a blackmail scheme where he's saying fork over the dough or I give them to the media. It would also further prove that Biden is a criminal and should be impeached.
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  1920.  @deew7014  wrong. As a juror you have to be neutral. So during the selection process they try to ask you about how you feel about it and any hint one way or the other they tend to dismiss you. As a juror you have to have 0 doubts about his guilt and any sort of doubt, no matter how small, is enough to say he's not guilty at least with the evidence presented. DNA on the knife sheath, while pretty alarming, could easily be explained especially if it came from a nearby shop. Even more so cell pings prove nothing since it was near the school, the same school he attended.
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  1921.  @liamgbooth  I agree the irony and level of satire were off the charts when she said that. It also caused that dude above to take a picture that looks like he’s ironically from an India version of American History X movie and he’s an angry midget.
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  1922.  @carlisroy6666  ironically so
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  1923. He dropped a lot of soap bars.
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  1924. @@callingoutallfakenews sounds like you know what people do when someone cleans the starfish in the shower room.
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  1925. A lot of these older terminal applications were easy to hack. In the C/C++ programming language, you can tell the end of a string by a null character which is usually \0. The way you can override that is by simply sending a string that pads some random string with instructions that return 1 or true that you entered a successful password without actually knowing the password. Of course a lot of post 1980s apps stopped that but once it got to the webpage, the same trusting injection techniques could still be used for password apps that plugged the value into a sql statement.
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  1926. It's amazing when a communist government wants to infuriate into the government they contact a democrat. You never hear this about a republican.
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  1927. This entire movie has one of the most random incoherent plot I ever seen. - America CIA dealing with random country’s sinister plan - some guy randomly tries to kill Seagal and Seagal knows who it is yet brushes it off like a casual game of chess - the cia boss is supposed to be the villain but makes the most sense - one minute she fired them, then Seagal gets 5 million bucks to go off the grid as a lone wolf against some evil yet why would the cia boss have to fire them all over again?
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  1928. I do like building PCs these days. I do feel that parts are a lot more accessible than it was compared to the 90s and early 2000s. You had to really hunt them down and chances are it's better to just buy a desktop then add the pieces you want. @robertbridges517 
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  1929.  @djohny-ne3gg Correct. A lot of men, especially succesful ones, seem to be having trouble finding good women to marry. The dating market in America is very closed and a lot of women aren't open to marriage with a single man. Finding a woman willing to marry you and stay with you is very rare these days and unfortunately you get cases like these where it ends up that she secretly doesn't want to be with you but looking to get out any way possible. I'm willing to bet the guy caught her cheating and in those kind of cases it is hard to get a clean divorce where she wins half his stuff and instead he cane walk off without anything and probably gain custody.
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  1930. I do agree about the smell thing. It does work in urban environments as well, but you have to really pay attention.
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  1931.  @markdamstra  remember to vote BLUE!
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  1932.  @markdamstra  to see more videos like this?
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  1933. Most people will.
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  1934. It's something I don't quite understand as well. Why vote for a party that essentially gives people free pass to commit crimes? The only thing I can imagine is that they believe it has to do with serious crimes but when it happens to them, and find nothing happens, they don't make the connection. @michaeljorgensen790 
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  1935. It sounds like boths cheers and boos? I mean not sure why anyone would like or dislike her.
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  1936. They’re getting ready for something and practicing. If I was hosting any sort of skate event near a Muslim country I would start taking security seriously.
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  1937. I agree with you. However, I think Kathryn was more humiliated that she could not have gone on the ride with her friends. Let me ask you this though... if you and your group of friends, who you know have downs was going to go on this ride and they said no, would you still get on it while leaving your friend on the side to watch? I wouldn't. I would tell the operator that she is fully capable of understanding and that I will be with her and if they still refused, big middle finger would be pointed at them while I left with my friend. I think had that happened, her parents and Kathryn herself would not have been troubled by it.
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  1938. My toy poodle lost his hearing at about 13 as well. We found out as he lay in his box completely oblivious to anything. Then he went blind about age 15 and sadly had to be put down last month.
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  1939. I think my two favorites would the Aliens and Terminator 2. Seem to have the best strong female leads. But of recent history, I personally like Mad Max especially the final battle where she got that hook on that dude's face suddenly.
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  1940. The only thing Zuckerberg could do as a company is to simply exclude everyone under 18 from using their services. That includes AI and employing various workers to remove anyone under 18. The only way they can go on it is to have a parent approve and can only do so for people ages 17 and up and must have two matching IDs that matches the same house. Then he's basically free from any complaints and they really can't go after him.
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  1941. I think the problem with these polls is that it's not really saying much of anything. Given the recent Virginia General Assembly election, it's a clear sign that voters are motivated by abortion rights and gun control issues. I think Biden is going to get re-elected pretty easily and he's going to beat out any republican pretty easily. I think people are saying yes, he's doing a bad job but at the same time I rather have someone who is going to keep my abortion rights and attempt to implement gun control measures. Those are the two biggest issue. I think most people in the USA probably feels those they elect don't really represent them anyways so I guess if they figure if they are good on one issue then it's okay to elect them and let them do whatever else so long as they take care of that one issue.
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  1942. ok
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  1943.  @primafacie9721 ha. Well one thing I do remember they did have a military lounge in Chicago. USO or something? Not sure if they serve alcohol but it was a place you can wait if you’re military. I’m not.
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  1944. The core of the problem is that you're tipping to pay their wage. It's really an employment scam. They hire someone for below the living wage in hopes that customers come in to tip. Generally speaking they do very basic work that most people probably wouldn't tip for but since the employee is depending on that tip, they're going to force it upon you. Personally I think to get rid of this system, we shouldn't really go after people wanting a tip because it's understandable the system is against them, but I think we should simply not use the company's service in question. This don't mean not leaving a tip because it's actually beneficial for the company because they don't have to pay their employees any more or less. The best way to fight this is to simply reject and not buy anything from the company in question. Tell them you're not buying from them until they pay their employees. That'll never happen because people are just thinking for themselves, but it's really the only way we'll ever get past this.
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  1945. I managed to rewatch this over the weekend. The thing I find funny is that Seagal immediately falls in love with the guy's wife, and on top of that she sends that english dude who said "easy! easy!" to him and yet, he doesn't retaliate to her despite others in the film getting far worse for simply saying, "I beg your pardon!?" It's like he thinks this is how women flirts with secret agents. I did finally pick up a clue about the package though. It's supposed to cover up the fact the wife was having an affair, something that was never mentioned anywhere else in the film and somehow Seagal figured it all out and explained it to the woman's husband based on nothing more than audio clip of the pilots talking about a possible missile. In any event, the whole CIA, KGB, mobster, Pete, etc all trying to get the package is NEVER explained on why they need a package about a guy who tries to cover up his wife's affair and on top of that the Pete guy ends up getting rid of the husband and yet still wants the package for what reason?
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  1946. It always amazes me how they always kept the bayonet lug and how they never had a bolt locking feature. Meanwhile in the USA the m4/16 rifles always seem to have longer rails that tend to make bayonets obsolete.
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  1947. I just celebrated my 39th birthday a couple weeks ago. I realize that my 30s closing and I haven't found anyone to share my life with. I don't get it since I got a good job, make good money, and can provide someone a very good life. For whatever reason, no one wants to be around me, not even giving me a chance to show that I am worth something. I'm very worried now that I'll spend this life alone and I think I just want to understand what happened more so than finding someone at this point. I know at my age, statistically speaking I won't be meeting someone and won't be getting married. I just want to understand it and move on to whatever god or the universe meant for my life to be. Even more so I'm angry at whoever gave me this life to live. I feel that if I can't get what I think I should out of it, and have a set destiny to be single or do something else, then why make me live this long to achieve it? Why not just let me go at a younger age so that I won't suffer the despair of feeling so worthless and useless? Perhaps god made me this way to remind others that they have it better. After all god made a lot of people into examples so other greater people can do their thing. I think that's what I am. An example for others to remind them not to fail.
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  1948. Using a driveway to do a small uturn is okay but I think going on someone's drive to "take a moment" is really asking for it. I don't think it would turn out in your favor because you're really trespassing and the owner has a right to ask what you're doing and use force if you turn aggressive.
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  1949.  @Civ33  I can assure you driving into someone’s driveway and talking about how you’re a road engineer or whatever and how you’re right and they’re wrong is not going to end in your favor. I don’t believe your story actually cause it sounds annoying and I think you’re just trying to trigger people who know you’re wrong. And what a horrible advice that could get someone with similar thoughts like you into big trouble or worse.
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  1950. I’m sure they put in a 2 weeks notice. Notice how they didn’t say the police department was necessarily empty right now only that all 3 resigned as in they’re leaving.
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  1951.  @petedog9581  no just yours being fake news.
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  1952. Serious question... how come the radio company couldn't use the same argument as the family did that they thought water was simply harmless and that it would not cause death? Was it because of the comments the radio hosts made? Or was it because they signed a waiver thereby sort of admitting to that it might be dangerous? What made the jurors decide to award the family? The DJ made the waiver comment and the frat man death in front of her so she had the same knowledge at the same time about it being potentially harmful? If all the waiver comments and frat man death were only internal conversations they had in closed doors meetings then I can understand the argument. To me it sounds like both parties didn't know it would be dangerous.
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  1953. Yeah it looked like a orphanage than a children hospital which would explain the nuns and healthy children playing outside. I think it's things like this that kind of tell me that in real life Seagal must be a pretty bad person because I never hear stories of him donating to children or hospitals or anything else that he portrays himself in these movies. At least with Chuck Norris he has a real life charity that does things.
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  1954.  @robertcuminale1212  you joined roughly the same time as my dad. He also did very well and retired in the early 90s. It’s not the same navy unfortunately. Vietnam era was quite possibly the comfort zone with going career with the navy.
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  1955. That looks all funny and cute as she's a little girl, but she's going to grow up really messed up.
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  1956. Your scam is a bit different. You got the fake review scam. I’m willing to bet if you go to that product page on Amazon you’ll probably see some seller out of China with 100% reviews and chances are those items were the source of the positive reviews.
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  1957. but they were "foolish western" people who wanted to go to a musical festival? @aeternavictrix7861 
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  1958. The problem with cnn propaganda is that they’re attacking the voters calling them bad. The message Harris made is vote for me because if you don’t, you’re a bad person. When they no longer have anything to spin falsely they’ll instead attack the voters.
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  1959.  @GhostCoFugitiveApprehension agreed. Florida doesn’t like weird or non-white criminals and will get them to the fullest. But pretty young white woman? She’ll be out in no time.
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  1960. Best of luck. I do think that it is okay if men or women want to live a single life where they can do things. But from what I seen the whole party, travel, and loving yourself lifestyle tend to be a escape from whatever problems you have. I do know a couple of these types, and they're always having trouble but when they do travel or party, it's all over their social media in a way that looks very fun but since I know them and know what is really going on in between that, I just don't think it is a good idea to live that kind of life.
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  1961. I would imagine when he got that Ring doorbell he never in a million years would think of it recording not only his own death but also his brother's.
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  1962. The problem is with other polymer frames, what they do is have some sort of mechanism on the trigger that prevents the trigger from moving when it is hit right. It's on other famous ones like M&P and the Glock models. A couple of well thought out youtube videos explain this concept where when it is hit just right, the trigger has no way to stop the momentum. I believe the guy sent a letter to sig and sig actually implemented his suggestions such as making the trigger lighter and few other changes to the sear and trigger bar.
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  1963.  @ByddinRhyddidCymru  That's socialism in a nutshell. On paper, socialism is about distributing wealth so it benefits the public which sounds great on paper. Realistically, what happens is what you see in Venezuela: the super rich (who were rich before the revolution) stays rich, middle class gets removed, everyone is poor and the government doesn't give a crap by not spending money on the things that make a country people rich. In USA, if socialism takes hold, which it seems like it well, that means companies like Walmart, Amazon, etc will be the only stores you find, small businesses will be gone and hospital, that are already swamped and overcrowded with people will be like what you see on this video. Meanwhile, politicians will be very rich, (which many of them currently are) and will continue to pass laws that keep them in power.
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  1964. It’s indoctrination. In colleges they’re taught to vote blue and that everything negative to what they’re told is racist or worse.
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  1965. It stinks that in the USA we don't get enough people to go vote. Voting has big consequences but politicians try to appeal to certain groups in hope they go vote and sort of shifts the votes in their favor by a small margin (usually 1 or 2 points but enough to win). I feel like if you voted, and your neighbor voted, at least that would cancel each other out but in the USA you stay home but your neighbor is so scared that he goes to vote thus allowing these sort of things to happen.
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  1966. Giving ammo to Germany is a bad idea. They sort of have a history.
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  1967.  @laisphinto6372  so why give them bullets?
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  1968. Also a plausible explanation is the landing gear jammed and he went back to lower it manually and slipped out. Judging by the pilots radio comm with the tower it sounds like he intentionally jumped. He saw him go to the back and jump out. The finally conclusion is some sort of foul play involved but I would think since it’s a commercial flight they’d have a black box that records the communication inside the plane thus the pilot having limited time before he’s discovered. If such is a case I imagine the pilot be trying to leave the country.
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  1969. I watched this live last night on CNN and I specifically remembered this part in the early parts of when he handpicked reporters from a list. I recall on CNN, they cut out the part where he mentioned VP Trump and instead it skipped to the part where he says he's qualified for the job. So I believe there was some editing on CNN's part but eventually it got too hard to not show his problems.
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  1970. I feel like we're going to have a repeat of the Mexican-American War but only this time Mexico will win a sizable portion of the US. With Biden in the office, and who knows what sort of president we'll have next I feel like America is doomed. Better start learning Spanish too. Even Mexico speak their conqueror's language and pretty soon we will be too.
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  1971. That's gonna be tough. The cheating done in each of their district is immense. So much that no one could really make an impact without having to expose it. I'm really having a hard time believing anyone sane would even vote for these people.
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  1972. I'm nearly shocked until I saw it was in California.
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  1973.  @lawrencekling8598  Germany has democracy? When did that start? oh wait you think because you "vote" someone in that it's called democracy? In that case North Korea has democracy because you can vote and if anyone votes wrong they're executed.
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  1974.  @joer8854  I also want to stress that Alec KNEW the armorer was unqualified. He said in prior sets he was on, the armorer would stop the crew if they saw something potentially dangerous. Alec HIRED this armorer that he KNEW was unqualified. Watch the video again and listen to what Alec said about prior sets and what he understood about the armorer that he hired to be on set. So on the day of the fatal shooting, the armorer was no where to be seen. Alec should have understood that regardless of his expertise in the matter of guns, he would know he had a potentially dangerous item in his hands. He should have 1) stopped and 2) requested the armorer to come back on the set and double check the gun. He knew that the armorer had to check based on his own admittance that he knew previously on set in his career the armorer would check and be on scene when guns were used. So it is 90% Alec's fault because he hired this person and he knew previously how armorers would behave. The rest goes on the armorer herself who knew she was unqualified but still stayed on set.
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  1975.  @joer8854  Correct. Alec should have never pointed the gun at anyone. That's why I'm saying he's 90% at fault here. The other 10% goes to the armorer. He knew what previous armorers did on set and he also knew he hired someone who wasn't qualified. Regardless had he followed any rules of safe firearm handling, none of this would have happened. It would have just been a funny accident with Alec firing the armorer afterwards. But instead now he's trying to lie his way out.
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  1976. I never understood the new take on the democrat side with 2nd amendment being a hunting only thing. He's trying to appeal to moderate conservatives who go hunt but won't vote for him because they're worried he'll be taking their guns away. Truth of it is yes, these type of firearms will be banned in the proposed AWB they want to push out.
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  1977. Biden spent 40 billion dollars of your tax money to help Ukraine and on top of that did nothing to resolve the high gas prices or economy. On top of that, he didn't spent a dollar on schools to harden them so things like this don't happen. Be sure to vote this November and be sure to write to your reps that they should do something aside just push an agenda.
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  1978. Biden spent 40 billion dollars of your tax money to help Ukraine but he doesn't want to spend one dollar of it to help schools. Money that could hire resource officers or simple locking systems to lock the school down. All they want to do is push an agenda and hope you vote for them when they make it out like they did something. Be sure to vote this November and be sure to write to your rep that you want them to do something aside from pushing an agenda.
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  1979. Why do they interview white collar office workers but it seems like the places they show hiring are retail blue collar type jobs?
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  1980.  @kebabfoto  The problem with Biden is that he done far worse than Trump but you really can't see it at first glance. While a lot of people praised Biden's so-called "go green" movement the truth is countries need oil and if they are blocked, they will just source it elsewhere. In this case Russia. That's what allowed this entire Ukraine invasion because Putin see America as weak and he's getting the inflow of cash that will fund this. I don't think he would have done this with Trump. A lot of people use Trump's first impeachment (solely by party line) as a saying that he wouldn't be great with Ukraine. But if anything, if Putin and Trump were together, Putin would have done the invasion sooner under Trump knowing that they're on each other's side. That's not the case here.
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  1981. He's going to win big so it's not really a valid argument nor a positive threat in bills he propose.
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  1982.  @suzannecrain2524  laws passed by legislators take rule. The entire scotus decision is that atf can’t pass the law but through legislation.
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  1983.  @tamitatangoto5134  Indeed so. I would say follow the court case rather than what the media is saying. The media generally speaks half truths and leave out many critical details surrounding a case just to make it appealing for people to tune in and listen. The media is surviving purely on view counts and what better way to do that than to speak a half truth.
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  1984.  @anythingchannel9326  this is california though where that is toxic masculinity. The guy probably drove off the cliff because he found out he’s a puss.
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  1985. Looks excessive but if you're caught having a good time during the so-called mourning period, then you could be punished. Not only punished but also punished by the 3 generation rule where 3 generations of your family are to be punished. So it is a very serious thing and many people will act like this to avoid any sort of punishment.
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  1986. There was one time a McDonald’s took my card out of my sight and I went right into my app and froze the card and got a new one. Most banks have apps to freeze your card and most banks will give you a new debit card on the spot.
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  1987. I've seen plane strike videos and many of them survived. From the story, it sounds like he tried to lift off so he would have increased velocity for that to happen. I'm guessing that's what caused her death but if he continued to land, she might have lived from the lower velocity of the strike but it would have made him look like a horrible person especially if she suffered greatly. @sean2015 
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  1988. Yea, I guess people are saying he's doing a poor job but how many of those people are going to NOT vote for him next election? I'm going to say that most people are going to vote for democrats next election purely on the grounds of abortion rights and gun control. I think most people figure yeah he's doing a bad job with everything but at least he's not going to take away abortion rights and would try to push it back. People are voting for single issues these days.
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  1989.  @SmokeymcJoint420 yes there was one movie recently I watched general commander where honesty it appears like he’s the bad guy and everyone else being reasonable. The cia lady seems to want to dismantle his team, this random dude who tries to send assassins, and these organ harvesters who are brutally killed by Seagal and team. It seemed like everyone was trying to stop Seagal but his rampage just went unstoppable.
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  1990.  @JamieFox-x4m  they have sharpshooters stationed around. I see photos of them around.
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  1991. They'll be able to catch them. it's just going to take a bit longer to dig into all the records and getting the subpoenas to pull the records from the masking sites.
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  1992.  @cwhipp9805  obviously. otherwise it be called an "assassination" attempt.
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  1993. I'm kind of hard of hearing so that part where Seagal's voice was echoing for no reason made me laugh really hard because to me it sounds like he's talking through his nostrils.
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  1994. Don't worry, Biden will still win this November. The abortion issue is going to play a much larger role than people care to admit. All it takes is a few points gain in some of these areas and it'll swing in favor of Joe and those people who are swinging it a little are driven by the abortion issue.
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  1995. let's say you worked at the woodlands, came back home, stopped at the store for some water, the police notices it in the window and says you have no good reason to own one and decides to book you for "zombie knives" ? @bobikdylan 
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  1996.  @yureicomplicake8303  I guess you’re like the Sherlock Holmes at atmos. Like oh yeah it’s our responsibility wink wink. While hauling off large portions of walls and gas meters.
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  1997. Was it explained why you have the old Rosco barrel? Was it shot out?
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  1998. I just ordered one for my AR carry handle. Everything I'm reading about seems to point that you need to see the target and have both eyes open and it is very close. I'm thinking the carry handle is the best because you can use the iron sights in odd situations like you on the ground or targets really far out.
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  1999. It was the greatest moment in america history but because he’s a gop cnn won’t show it.
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  2000. From what I understand he did that purposely because the director didn't want to do second takes so he would mess up scenes so they would have to redo them but apparently the director didn't cared. I think the problem is the film rolls was very expensive and they couldn't afford more than one takes to save on reel space.
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  2001. I think the manager knew about it since the guy asked if he could propose but I don't think the manager told the employee. If he's fired or whatnot, I feel he'd have a valid suit against Disney for wrongful termination.
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  2002. Yes, I do agree that police are generally not trustworthy to admit fault when something goes wrong.
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  2003. Why you acting like she is innocent? She’s just as dumb as pdiddy and wanted in on his scheme.
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  2004.  @dowogenesthedog7186  if you look at where he's getting his finance, I believe he's just making these movies for fun. He makes most of his money from aikido studios he has around the world. To make this level of a DTV movie, it would on average cost about 300-500k to make, perhaps a bit more depending. I believe if he can get a few people to pay it upfront and him footing the bill, it would easily be something he could do for fun each year. I'm guessing he uses the studio to purchase the actors and props, and then Segal foot the bills to get the movie going then it would make sense. Him spending half a mil on a movie wouldn't make that big of a dent in his multi million that he makes per year.
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  2005. I feel kind of bad for officers who work with people on the streets and know they're drug users. There's nothing they can really do about it other than keep coming to them and picking them up. It's sad that it eventually leads to something like this where the officer has to shoot someone he knows and dealt with for a long time.
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  2006. The story is a bit sad and shows how broken our prison system is. This guy should have been locked up or at least fully serving his original 18 years sentence. Instead, they released him 10 years in and within a month of his release he began this spree. It's very sad. Perhaps keeping him in prison only delayed everything but still I think we need a better monitoring system and a better way to release criminals.
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  2007. That marine wrote a tell all book about how he has new evidence of Trump collusion with Russia.
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  2008. So basically the business was told by the government to shut down... either comply or give up your life. Then they want to shoot, arrest, throw him in jail, all because they tried to enforce BS rules and he tried not to and somehow the police are right in this case?
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  2009. He rarely explains how he's figuring out the bad guys in his films. Even worse, by the end of the film, the main villain, usually agrees to meet with him and that none of the earlier victims had anything to do with this discovery or meeting. So it's like he needlessly killed everyone, and on top of that the main villain always willingly meets Seagal. We're just left to believe he's the "good guy."
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  2010.  @ryandixon7604  but they didn’t. What did the pawn guy have to do with his daughter’s death? None of the people he killed actually has anything to do with her or him.
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  2011. Can someone explain why the ruling is bad? It seems like the liberal justices even agreed that it’s a discriminatory practice.
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  2012.  @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036  the fact they didn't used the billions of tax revenue to fix the known bollard issues that didn't work is really on them. Even if it was a pure accident where someone lost control of a car due to a medical emergency could do a lot of harm unintentionally. The fact is the guy found a weak spot and used it. Nobody could do anything.
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  2013.  @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036  the mayor, and the city council and managers who didn’t push to have the bollards fixed once they became aware. I believe an independent agency did a security check and even reported that the nonfunctional bollards would be a major security problem that they chose to ignore. It was as late as 2020 when they became aware of it.
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  2014. There's no way the official report stated the truck driver was obese and was probably asleep. How much how this video is actually true?
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  2015.  @canavanibus  yeah of sleeping due to negligence of driving too long not because he’s obese lol. Like we the jury find the defendant obese and looks diabetic.
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  2016. Unfortunately the guy is a registered democrat voter and as such will be released promptly so long as he promises to vote blue in 2024.
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  2017.  @martinlevy7470  thanks Dr Einstein. Seems like you might be one of her fans given how “smart” you are.
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  2018. I think the big problem is that parents know how expensive school can be and decide to pay for it. They're kind of forced into it despite maybe them not wanting to go. My parents paid for my college but someday I plan to have a realistic talk with my kids before they go to college. I'll be more than happy to pay for it but I would want to know it's something they're passionate about and if it is something I think they can get an actual job with. I just think everyone believes in going to college, which is good, but at the same time the job market stinks for those with degrees like dance or music or english. @TheresFuckeryAfoot 
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  2019. They're mostly just stories of unknown. The truth is probably way simpler than what is in the film or what is going around about the case. When people can't figure out what is going on they'll just go with the most extremes when chances are it's way simpler. It's a good idea to go with your guts and to avoid sticking with a routine in general but you shouldn't be too paranoid about it. If someone has thoughts about doing something to you then chances are they're going to do it with or without your approval.
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  2020. If you don't vote for her then you vote for the other extremes. A world where far left ideals are in place seem much worse than a future where someone is just a hypocrite "do as I say, not as I do." I much rather call someone out for being a hypocrite than worrying about criminals getting a free pass and coming out sooner than they're supposed to.
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  2021.  @caliente-frio3966  I disagree. Seagal was making fewer friends in Hollywoood at the time. He was known to be difficult to work with. It seems the strangest thing about Seagal is that not only he wanted his fans to think of him as this lethal persona but also everyone on set. So it made it very difficult to work with as he would try to do everything he can to make himself appear better than anyone else on set. If he didn't like the story, or how something played out, he was known to throw a fit or even not appear on set for days causing everyone to have to work around him or even not work at all because the scene required him in it.
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  2022. I thought for a second this was a real scam. Instead it’s about an old guy who got greedy and got double crossed thinking he made it big. He had 800k and was comfortable.
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  2023. It appears people are picking up on it.
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  2024. It sounds noble but my guess is they quickly want to dump and get rid of faulty equipments that shows they had years of neglect that would no doubt bring criminal charges to the owners. My thought is the police better quickly seize everything they can.
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  2025. The airplane one wasn't too bad. But the rest were ehhhh.
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  2026. There are a lot of evidence that needs to be put together for both sides. They would need to collect the evidences, and build up the case and narrative, all of which takes time and someone looking it over. Remember in America, everyone is considered innocent so Bryan really doesn't need to do much other than seeing what sort of evidence they have against him, so it really comes down to the prosecutors to make sure they have a solid case before going in front of the judge and jury.
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  2027. I love how this turned in an anti corporation thing. The truth is some idiot pulled out a loan on a degree worth 30k per year. That isn’t a corporation fault but bad decision. The reason Biden helps this segment because what better dumber people to trick to hit the polls for the midterm?
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  2028. When they opened the door why were they both smiling? Seems very odd overall.
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  2029.  @divinemissw  admittedly people might say things that'll anger you but you got to be the better person and not lose your cool. I mean what's the worst thing the old guy could say that the guy probably hasn't heard before?
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  2030.  @flashg3681  too bad there isn’t an audio clip. He’s probably going to play the racist card and hope he gets only a few years.
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  2031.  @flashg3681  the old guy died so he’s being charged with murder. There’s really very little justification with the old guy having said something mean.
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  2032.  @jeffhoward1222  sure but most lawyers work if only you win. So they wouldn’t go along with it unless they were sure of a win or a settlement. If you win or get a settlement then the usual deal is 1/3 plus whatever fees which usually means if you had a 500k deal you get about 325k of it, if that.
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  2033.  @jeffhoward1222  you don’t need a lawsuit to get insurance. That’s automatic with any job. This is entirely different in that they’re suing for negligence.
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  2034.  @jeffhoward1222  it is. Every job I had has insurance. It’s automatic 2x your annual pay. You can purchase more than that as an extra benefit but by default everyone who has a full time job has life insurance in the event you die while on the job. Some states might differ in amount or death outside of the job. Recently a contractor at my gov place got a job and he was very ill. He didn’t have life insurance so he got the highest paying job he could and bought extra insurance then within a month he went into a coma and died but his wife got 2x his annual pay but I don’t think his extra pay kicked in since he needed to work there at least a year.
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  2035.  @jeffhoward1222  geez you’re all over the place. First you say they’re suing for insurance then you say they can’t prove anything then now you’re talking about workers comp. Did you ever roll a persons tax paper and used it as a funnel into one of your nostrils to vacuum up a powdery substance?
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  2036.  @jeffhoward1222  perhaps. I mean I have no idea it was a shock for all of us and light bulb going off as to why he kept asking about benefits and all that.
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  2037.  @jeffhoward1222  I’m sure they’ll find yours more interesting with your story as a tax office owner who snorted so much cocaine that he forgot to get someone’s life insurance or some such. Then you’re like this court analysis who is coming on tv whispering like a golf game going they’ll never prove that no way she already got the insurance and workers comp.
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  2038.  @jeffhoward1222  ok. You’re a pretty weird person.
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  2039. Generally the media hooks into a story and goes with it. It's best not to take the news seriously these days until all the facts are out. Most of the time they try to sensationalize it so you can stay into the channel and watch it. They never bring in an official but usually some "expert" who only talks theoretically rather than based on any findings of the actual case.
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  2040.  @becka42  nah not really. I don’t want to go into heaven with your silly butt. Sounds way too serious like you’d try to finger pop someone.
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  2041. I feel like the democrats need to really change their message if they want to survive 2024. They're trying to play into the fraud/election steal message that is not exactly registering with a lot of voters.
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  2042. The worst part is they weren't coming here for a better life. They were likely slaves or traffickers coming here to be put into a life of pain and anguish. Overall our immigration system is severely broken to the point that a normal person cannot come into this country and when they do, it's probably better to be here illegally than it is to be legal.
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  2043. Doesn’t matter. He’s going to win by a landslide this November. The abortion issue is much larger than people imagine and he’s a sure win.
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  2044. Colin you've been saying it all along and so has the community at large. That is the entire goal here is a complete ban on firearms. They go after the easy ones like "assault rifles" but CA has some of the strictest laws in the country. Yet pistols are somewhat untouched in CA and now you're seeing what politicians wanted all along. Once they have the pistols and rifles, guess what? Next is bolt actions, pump shotguns, etc. It's something to watch and see how this grows.
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  2045. From what I understand, there is no certification on being a firearms instructor. There is a loose NRA-certified instructor but it's not a requirement by the state in order to be an instructor. A lot of these people will lie to potential clients to get them. Usually lie about their military background which people crave and sign up immediately. I live in a high population military area and one time went to a rifle course taught by someone who claims to be an ex-SEAL. I had a friend who was in the actual SEAL team and decided to tag along and while at the class the guy gave a brief history of his background and my friend, who is actually on the team, started to question him. We eventually found out the guy was lying about his credentials and background and we don't believe he even served in the military before since he didn't seem to know a lot of basic questions outside of the larger "SEAL" stuff that you can find anywhere online. This isn't uncommon. Plenty of youtubers getting exposed for lying including the one guy who claims he got a medical discharge but it was found from his dd214 that he got a less than honorable discharge and refused to complete basic training. He was never on any sort of special forces or even made it through the basic.
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  2046. Yes, you're 100% correct. I do believe a lot of these tactical classes will be taught by people who claim to be ex-military or special forces and they would make all these fancy pants courses. They were dishonest from the start so no surprise they're dishonest in other parts of their lives. It is best to avoid these extreme classes where someone claims they're some sort of ex-military type and instead stick to the NRA certified classes instead. They're boring and maybe not exactly spectacular but definitely go over fundamentals that everyone should know. @Konarcoffee 
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  2047. You're right. Unfortunately I don't think there are any state level requirements on who can teach firearms classes and there are no set guidelines. I do believe CCW permits and such might require that you take a valid NRA-certified hunters safety course but that is the only requirement that I know of. When I went to get my CCW, the instructor was a NRA certified instructor and it was boring as heck to sit in the room but he was going over some very serious stuff. Otherwise, if you buy a rifle, an want to take a tactical course, there's no way to know what sort of qualification they have and if they're lying about it, there's no one to report it to or holding them accountable in any way. @annwisniewski971 
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  2048. I disagree with this. I think it’s important to compare yourself with others within context. If you’re generalizing yourself with others then that is bad but if you’re comparing yourself with the same level towards a goal you want then it is important to know where you stand in relation to achieving that. If you want to start a business for example, then it’s important to compare yourself with others. Just as personally career wise too it is important to compare yourself to others who had similar ambitions. Just as with relationships, marriages, families, etc that all need to have some level of achievement so you’ll know where you stand realistically in achieving that.
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  2049. The one thing I don't understand about Joe is that he wants to appear competent and in charge but yet when someone questions his decisions he gets angry and takes jabs at them to make them shut up. It's like either follow him or you're a bad person. That pretty much summarizes the entire left viewpoint and one reason why I think Trump is given so much rise in this country. People are getting sick of it and with the afghan thing, I think some more folks are catching on. This isn't going to work when you're not represented and when you're not allowed to speak.
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  2050. Why didn't she tip better? Seems like we're rewarding bad people on both sides.
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  2051. A cap gun? Sorry you had a rough childhood.
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  2052. Yeah if they can’t even do snatches or pull ups right then why go in water? Getting a cramp or inhaling water into your lungs can be fatal. Knowing crossfityers they probably jokingly came up with some dumb swimming style that contributed to this.
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  2053. It's not hard to find a ufo "conspiracist" by reading the newspaper or an internet forum. The most reasonable explanation is that some nut read about another nut, dressed himself up in black, and went to their house and threatened them and so fort. Since it's so random the police can't really track down said person.
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  2054. Yes, but once they grow up a lot of these kids will have a very hard time getting a job. A lot of the culture emphasizes on going to school, getting good grades, and then going to get a job. Problem is that everyone has at least a Bachelor degree and jobs are so competitive that it's impossible to get a entry level jobs. They even have contests and camps to get hired.
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  2055.  @quinetastic  and Joey could have fixed it all but refused to.
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  2056.  @c_telking4433 right an outdoor cat is going to go out no matter what you try. I say declaw them as a lesson.
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  2057. The thing about the criminal reform laws is that they're not based on reality. They're based on an assumption that people who can't afford cash bail are more likely to go to jail and stay in jail even if they aren't guilty of said crime. In counter to that, you get what you see here. Someone clearly guilty of the crime, and yet knows he'll be back out on the streets to carry out more crimes. That's reality.
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  2058. I thought your reviews were just silly about how seagal murders innocent people but I seen the movie finally and yes he really does kill innocent people. Lol
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  2059. Not very surprising here. It's California and they're probably the most anti-police state in the USA outside of Washington coming in a close second.
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  2060. I don't know. I remember in the old days when someone had a gun out, the cops would just leave and come back another day to get them. They know who he is and where he lives so they can easily just send in a swat team to get him and get in in custody. All of the cops in the videos could have easily escaped and avoided the gun fight.
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  2061. How much did she lie about her business? Are we talking about thousands? Hundred of thousands? I mean technically going 1 dollar over is lying and enough to convict you. I'm guessing she or her husband made someone mad either by making a bad news report on them or just didn't want to give them a good news report.
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  2062. The first thing she did was called the FAA? To me it sounds like a fake thing going on here. Who the heck things to call the FAA?
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  2063. She is a RINO. She doesn’t even represent a single value of the gop and is essentially a plant by the dem party to try and rally other gops to go against their own party.
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  2064.  @mad7fisher  Yeah true. It sounds like they had a lot of enemies between everyone in the family. Plenty of motives for speculations.
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  2065.  @rondesanctimonious2591  you sound like a confused liberal.
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  2066. He might have not been driving behind it for long. He could have just happened upon the truck at the same exact time the log fell off. He probably had a split second before realizing anything happening. So yeah, try to drive slower on the freeway and try to pay attention to what is ahead of you. Up to this point the worst thing I experienced flying at me was a door but I don't know if it could have been fatal if it hit me but I did see it was smashed to pieces on my rearview mirror. You just never know when your time is up so just always appreciate the day you live in and the time you have because you never know when it'll be up.
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  2067. I watched this film last weekend to start off my Seagal collection. I must say this review is pretty spot on. One thing I'd like to add is that the plot of the movie is so complicated that by the end of it, I have no idea if he really avenged his wife's death or his assistant's death. The DEA/Hong Kong Police/Chinese Police whatever decided to use Seagal as a way to expose the crime boss but if that is the case, then wouldn't Seagal's real enemies be the DEA/Hong Kong/Chinese Police and not the crime family that he was murdering one after another? So that would mean that 100% of the people he killed in the film have nothing to do with his wife's death. Plus the DEA Agent and that Hong Kong police woman throughout the movie did absolutely nothing to aid or expose the so-called crime boss and instead only spoke about how awesome Seagal is or what he is doing. So they weren't even doing their job and they had no reason to even come in and aid Seagal since he's trying to expose the crime bosses. So I have no idea what the plot is, or if we could even say it is concluded because none of the people have anything to do with Seagal's wife death or even none of what Seagal did helped the DEA/Hong Kong police/Chinese police.
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  2068. He doesn't even need to stay there. He can get up and go. But they won't actually tell you that until you ask. You can simply say you're not comfortable talking yet and you wish to leave. Unless they have a probable cause or reason to hold you, they really can't tell you otherwise.
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  2069. Too bad he made himself a felon by creating a short barrel rifle.
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  2070. How do we know this is true? The guy looks significantly older than the school board guy. Matter of fact, he didn't even know his name when he made the accusation. He clearly said, "That's not true, Mr... uhh..." He was trying to find his name but couldn't. The guy laughed not because he remembered the "bullying" but because he set him up pretty good.
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  2071. I bought one of those auto tirefills from amazon and it lets you set the PSI and I just walk away while it is filling. Most fill places I been to has a PSI gauge built into the machine that cuts off. I don't see how an average person can do this unless they purposely set the PSI higher than the recommended value.
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  2072. There are two consistent themes here: 1) there were plenty of warning signs ignored, and 2) it seems to happen a lot more when democrats are in control as oppose to gop. I don't find that a coincidence at all. I firmly believe there is a directive sent by Biden to the background checking agencies to let a few slip through the cracks. This guy should have been caught by the background investigation and should not have been able to purchase weapons or ammunition. California as some of the strictest control, right down to a background investigation to buying ammo. You want me to believe that after all that, somehow the state or federal level isn't letting this guy slip through the crack?
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  2073. Why did you do that and risk everyone on the road with your behavior?
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  2074. Yeah I didn't understood that scene at all. They're all laughing and having a good time too like it's something really great with what they're doing after revealing he's this guy's long lost father who was absent from his life for like 30+ years and the first thing they do is play slappy hands. Like no wonder this guy never showed up until now. @powerofme7144 
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  2075. lol
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  2076.  @knucklefoil5855  the military has to by order of the US government. George dislikes the USA and doesn't even want to live in the place he helped create.
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  2077.  @troardlevant824  yeah unfortunately he’s going to get dishonorably discharged but he gets to keep his pension. Even in the us military if you get a dishonorable discharge or even a felony after retirement your pension is forfeit. Yet you’re a cop in the USA you’re invincible. You get to do everything a war lord would get to do: blast anyone and not help anyone and you’d retire living it up.
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  2078. Not sure what state it is but it may be perfectly legal for her to open carry. So really they can’t do anything about it unless she goes bat crazy like this.
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  2079. ​ @travelinman482  Jeremy claims he was in the second battle of Fallujah which would have taken place in 2004. Prior to that in 2001 he was charged with impersonating a police officer, and in 2003 he was arrested and served a near 2 years jail sentence. Unless somehow he got a bailout to get deployment ready from jail, I highly doubt his story adds up. Not to mention any sort of jail time or arrest would immediately revoke any sort of security clearance you have which at the SF levels will require everyone to maintain a secret level clearance which does not permit any sort of jail time, especially one of fraud. Not only that, in 2005, just a few short months after his so-called jump in Fallujah, he got his first felony conviction which would have effectively ended his military career if he actually had one. Plus in Florida, and all other states, you can easily get a Veteran ID card stamped on your DL if you are indeed a veteran. All he would need to do is simply show the ID card to any place that might request it for discounts or services such as a bar or store. It is not some ultra secretive thing that only veterans know about or can share secretly amongst each other. Even retirees have permanent government issued ID cards that they can present to any where that would prove they were in the military and are retirees such as a hospital for medical claims, or to go into a base or exchange/commissary for shopping.
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  2080.  @travelinman482  the problem is that any sort of felony on record is an automatic disqualification of any sort of access you had to a military place. A felony is a near guarantee that you will be getting out of the military within a year since you will no longer be able to maintain any sort of security clearance. Matter of fact, even me as a contractor who have a clearance if I ever get arrested or a felony, I'm gone. It's just not possible for him to have been in the military given his criminal history near the timeframe of Fallujah and all his claims. He was also serving jail time in the months leading up to the first and second battle of Fallujah.
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  2081. You never know. They may have been caught and just never recorded.
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  2082. Makes sense. This is how the communist revolution started. They went village to village eradicating sometimes just random people to instill fear. They want their government to be feared. Same thing happened to China when they switched to communist they would have regular public executions.
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  2083. I got this film today. I'm pretty excited about watching it tonight or tomorrow! From what I understand, they had to go from one set to another because they were kicked out for Man of Steel. So that would explain some of the repeated scenes or just bizarre swap and never returning to one area.
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  2084. He's a public defender. He probably doesn't want to do much per case basis to be honest other than get it over with. @lindapatterson6993 
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  2085. So there's a road rage incident. In this situation the guy was angry enough to pull a gun out. But suppose we live in a world without guns, what's stopping the person from using his car to strike the person instead resulting in the same thing: because it's not the item that's causing the death but people.
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  2086. Yeah, he hit a homerun with his first few movies but the problem is he stayed in character ever since. He wants people to believe that he's that character both on and off set. That's where the jokes come in.
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  2087. I’m finding it kind of funny people think it’s okay to steal money to pay for what they consider “noble” things. If the world works in such a way then even honest people would occasionally rob a bank to pay for some unexpected emergency.
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  2088. So what you're saying is you're only friends with them because they're different and you feel superior to them?
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  2089.  @rockwellcollins6768  Pretty sure gun laws aren't working either. It's already illegal to do this yet it happens. Strange.
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  2090.  @allocativeefficiency  I don’t know Biden is pretty glad when he can sniff the ladies. You notice how when he hugged her he had to do the hair sniff? Guess Jill doesn’t let him sniff unless he gives her a new office or supplies.
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  2091. It was reported that for 5 minutes, President Kamala was in charge and she was so happy that she wanted to keep Joey locked in the bunker but they let him out again.
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  2092. At least she got to be WORLD PRESIDENT in Star Trek.
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  2093. When I was in my 20s I loved to go to these run swim run events. We did a 1 mile swim though. I recall when I went to these events it’s amazing that a few people don’t actually know how to swim. Even when I went snorkeling in Bahamas and Key West it was amazing how many people didn’t know how to swim. Swimming in open water is not the same as tbe swimming pool. It’s not a joke and should not be taken lightly by anyone even the event holders.
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  2094. Is that even legal? The offiers were just walking on private property then shot a dog that's on the property protecting it.
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  2095.  @jackthestripper-r4w  I wouldn’t be trespassing on someone’s property.
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  2096.  @jackthestripper-r4w  no they don’t. That’s why the constitution is there to protect from illegal searches. They started digging into his stuff without even asking and then they shot his dog because of their trespassing. Lucky the dog lived but I’m hoping he was able to sue big.
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  2097.  @jackthestripper-r4w  no it doesn’t. They weren’t looking for a “suspect.” They were on a well fare call and then they just started digging into his property and shot his dog. The police were 100% in the wrong here.
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  2098. Why is there so much potential fire hazards at your friends house? That’s the real question here.
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  2099.  @LouSassol69er  yeah he def had insider knowledge about something and they set him up knowing he had to go. They knew Harambe was a curious dude so they dropped that kid in and every other gorilla was screaming nooooo Harambe don't do it, they'll get you! They'll get you! then he got got.
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  2100.  @thanosianthemadtitanic  we don't know the scope of it though. The AI could be an intermediate thing where it determines but another person comes to verify and makes it easier to know which claims are good to go and which seems questionable. And then the person can give the final approval or not. Sort of like automatically sorting a pile of claims you might want to double check vs claims you know are standard. Like if you had to sort through 300 claims about annual checkouts and you wasted 4 hours doing it whereas you can just sit down and bypass those first 300 and get right to the questionable claim and you can move on to other claims.
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  2101.  @bickyboo7789  The AI could be used as an intermediate tool. A person can only sort through so many claims and if they waste per day skipping hundreds of standard claims like checkups and such, it would make sense AI could be used to sort through the claims and determine which ones need to be double checked. I also suspect a lot of people are going to outside network providers which would make sense that they get denied if they didn't buy the coverage that did that.
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  2102. It might be the max they can sue for. Mexico has some pretty progressive laws.
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  2103. For one it’s a democrat controlled city. They already have an AWB in place. So good luck.
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  2104.  @harolddelgadillo8638 ok
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  2105. Eh that doesn’t seem too bad. You can put some ice on it and be back at it tomorrow.
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  2106. Yeah I hate how you’re an”conservative” if you hate the idea that companies are pushing political agendas. It’s like even if target or bud light went maga and had an entire department of it I wouldn’t go there either.
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  2107. He won't hear his own screams.
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  2108.  @loveblue2  I agree that’s a very traumatic experience for anyone especially one that involves someone doing something as personal and violating your body’s sacredness. The fact they want money over justice is really disturbing along with the story.
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  2109. You know I never seen a Jill Biden interview yet. But if they ever do, I believe they should ask her how many rounds she fired out of the double barrel shotgun randomly into the air.
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  2110. Don't worry Joey Biden is hot on the case. He's going to first fund Ukraine, then he's going to fund Israel, then he's going to open the boarders, then he's going to visit that city with the bad water, and then, just then, he's going to visit Nevada where he's going to be like, "Guess what? The insanity stops here because guess what? I'm here!"
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  2111. China got away with releasing a worldwide pandemic and now they feel invincible.
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  2112. I do know a jam on a 1911 is possible for 2-3 rounds to pop out. Seagal is a huge 1911 fanatic and all of his characters seem to use one. The jam is usually a result of a 2nd to last round failure but a result of the feed ramp being incorrectly aligned with the magazine feed lips. It's usually a sign that you need to use different magazines or you need to get the ramps polished but usually you don't want that kind of jam during a firefight although it looks cool like he knows what he's doing.
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  2113. sounds like you're a typical democrat voter thinking the judical system is going to work that way. @Juke582 
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  2114. Yeah when I was little I remember we had a presentation on guns and safely handling them. I remember it from about 1998-2000 timeframe.
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  2115. Even more so a lot of these situations seem to have people who are mentally ill. I think spending more money on schools to help with people being nice to others, and on top of that giving people a safe outlet to handle their situation and make things right. Right now, I feel that a lot of people feel cornered whenever they face difficulties and often react in a way that's very violent and unnecessary since most of these situations will resolve in time once you graduate and move away. Remember the old "going postal" days in the 1980s? A lot of people forgotten about it but most of them involved postal employees going crazy and one of the things they did was made the workplace better and now there aren't as many disgruntled employees feeling left out.
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  2116. Personally I can’t wait until AOC takes office next term. It will be exciting to hear her claims on what sort of self defense we need.
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  2117. Or that weird patty cake thing he does with some random person.
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  2118.  @usefulidiom  I don't know back in the wild west days, often simple disputes ended with a gun fight. That's the entire reason of them creating some of the police departments, and federal levels of policing. It got to the point where someone could just go around and just shoot their way to it. The entire concept behind the 2nd Amendment is not to protect yourself but rather to prevent a corrupt government from happening. That can still be done if everyone just kept their guns at home and locked in a safe and only to be brought out during an invasion or if something happens within our government.
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  2119.  @iwouldliketoorderanumber1b79  actually there was a mall shooting recently. One guy who had a CCW was shot and killed but another managed to deploy his weapon and end the event. The more people who are armed probably would increase the likelihood of a successfully stopping an attack.
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  2120.  Shaking The HIdden Hand Podcast  i never said there should be a gun ban. I'm just saying everyone armed is no better than no one armed.
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  2121. I do know he likes 1911s and I don't think there was a single movie where he didn't have it for his character. I imagine behind the scenes he's very set on bringing in a 1911.
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  2122.  @Lawrence_Talbot  Someone who doesn't take the time to do a simple check for live rounds would probably not be someone who would stop to think if their calls are being recorded or not.
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  2123.  @nicholasmorello6370  that’s not what is going to happen though. You see how taxes work is you pay a percent up to an amount depending on your bracket. So to “tax the rich” what they do is increase this margin a little so the tax brackets falls slightly outside of where they are now and what really happens is billionaires still pay the same tax since only the first few hundred grands are only increased in rates whereas for normal people you pay a much higher tax because you’d make less. Let’s go brandon!
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  2124. Just to clarify Dog the Bounty Hunter has no authority to arrest or otherwise investigate cases. He's just doing the same thing anyone here would be able to do. So someone could tell him to leave the property and he'd have to obey.
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  2125.  @HotShottttt  dog the bounty hunter is doing this for the publicity not the welfare of anyone. I’m sure you’ll see a three part mini series where they feature dog investigating this case that’s the network paid millions for. So no I’d call the cops too.
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  2126. It really comes down to the consumer. A lot of people are viewing his things as "entertainment" but if you believe in "Satan" that must mean you're also a Christian. Jesus has always taught that you must follow what you believe in and that you shouldn't turn a blinds eye on what you're hearing or seeing. So if you really listen to his music, you'll realize that none of this is surprising or alarming because he's singing exactly about carrying out this kind of lifestyle. Hopefully you'll review other forms of "entertainment" and see that perhaps you shouldn't be viewing those things even if you feel that you're only buying it for harmless entertainment. You should say to yourself, "You know what, I don't believe in that kind of lifestyle nor do I want to listen to someone talking about it even if they don't actually do it."
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  2127.  @__-tp4tm  I’m not a fan per se. I did like under siege and believed it was miles better than any of his current films. But I will say Seagals biggest issue is that he doesn’t look like the roles he want to play. He’s morbidly obese and looks lethargic. If he lost a lot of weight that would solve at least his portrayal in these films.
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  2128.  @__-tp4tm  for the most part the guy sounds like a rotten person to deal with. But I think people could deal with that if he looked the part and people could say they worked with THE Seagal and it would be like a badge of honor than humiliation.
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  2129.  @__-tp4tm  You ever seen the one where he's eating that carrot? He's holding it like bugs bunny, which always made me laugh. Then his one in Lawman where he's shooting that pistol but whenever they show his partner shooting, they have his partner, and the target in the same frame and shows how he's really shooting. Whereas with Seagal, it's always him shooting and the target being in perfect groups but they're always in different frames. Two of my favorites Seagal videos.
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  2130. I'm always surprised to read these stories and how people side with the mom and how bad the dad is and all that. Why? Are people really like this or is this just youtube comment section?
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  2131. I recommend moving to North Korea. I heard they're completely free of any political problems and people aren't confused or worried about controversies.
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  2132. Why is it so expensive? Simple nobody wants to be caught scraping penis like objects. That’s why many people go to far off remote places and end up dead. They didn’t want to get caught.
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  2133. Doesn’t look racist. I’ll bet the neighbors the one ringing the door bell like oh yeah we saw him running off thata way.
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  2134.  Don't Wake  You're right. A person would probably go crazy until you're a prime suspect of such thing in which case it is best not to talk to the police. As I said, the guy probably had something to do with her disappearance and he probably killed her. In the off chance where he's innocent (which is like a .0000001% probability) then it is a very smart idea to avoid talking to the police or media. Instead I would try to help but would avoid talking to or helping the police or going in for questioning. It is not unheard of for innocent people to end up in prison or even death row when they decide to be "helpful" and go to the police station thinking they're going to give valuable insight that ends up being a "confession" tape that's played out to the jury.
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  2135.  @gigi9301  Not a good idea if all the evidence they have is circumstantial. Reason why is they can't arrest him again on the same crime since his lawyers would get them on it and the case would get thrown out since they arrested him for something unrelated. They have to build up a case against him and arrest him formally. They can bring him in for initial questioning, which they tried but he can simply say he won't speak of it and he's free to leave.
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  2136.  @verreal  Agreed completely. That's why I feel like people here are saying getting a lawyer or not talking to the police/media are signs of guilt. Not necessarily because it's not unheard of for innocent people to get charged once they begin to talk to the police or media. However, him coming back alone and not calling the police or even reporting her missing is very, very suspicious and in all likelihood he did something to her either intentional or through some sort of accident. If anyone is reading this, remember in the future if you ever get arrested always remember you have a right to remain silent and you can request a lawyer to be present while being questioned. It is a very smart idea to do so especially if you're charged with a serious crime such as this one. Murder is not a joking subject and should not be taken lightly even if you're innocent. You do not have to answer questions from the police and not answering or helping are not signs of guilt and the police won't be bothering you about it unless they have evidence or they are trying to pin it on someone. In domestic cases like this, the spouse or boyfriend/girlfriend will be prime suspect #1 until something otherwise is found.
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  2137. I mean everyone is scared and worried, but I don't think you should be. This has drug related killing written all over it. I don't think anyone has to worry about some "serial" killer on the loose.
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  2138. Don't forget someone died in the wheels of the plane.
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  2139. That's amazing you needed to hear common sense from a TV show. I wonder what sort of parents you had?
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  2140. It seems like the only reason Facebook and Twitter are under fire is because of their right association. The left media is calling them "extremists" and they're under far more investigation than any left organization.
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  2141. The problem with these kind of technologies is that they are so hard to sell in the commercial sectors so I wouldn't doubt his bosses would have went to the military and tried to sell it to them since it's guaranteed money and income. I doubt an airliner would want to buy a AI computer to pilot their commercial vehicles since they run so large of a risk of a lawsuit if things go wrong. But the military they could invest billions into a program and test flight the AI program and if it crashes the worst thing that'll happen is you'll lose the contract bid but you're safe from any sort of lawsuits or anything.
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  2142. Soon to be usa. You might be going to prison soon if you voted wrong. The first thing China did during their communist revolution was rounding up everyone who voted wrong and sent them to a “reeducation” camp.
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  2143.  @Moscow_Will_Burn  that sounds like something someone from california or New York would say as they implement these things.
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  2144.  @Moscow_Will_Burn  you know in New York you can do a cashless bail if you robbed and beaten someone to death. However if you voted wrong you’re held without bail and sent immediately to prison until you vote the next election correctly.
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  2145. Covid has origin from China wuhan lab. There’s good evidence to suggest an accidental leak occurred and caused this world wide infection because China didn’t respond in time and they didn’t want to embarrass themselves. You’d think Biden or Trump would declare a state of war because we were attacked but yet everyday Biden tries to please China and on top of that all businesses in the USA uses some sort of Chinese made product. Why are democrats and progressives around the world more interested in attacking their citizens than zeroing in if the wuhan lab evidence is credible and if so punishing the Chinese government?
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  2146. I feel like given she's a bus driver she has a bit more immunity over a normal person trying to help. Suppose a driver noticed the child, pulls over, tries to help but it ends up looking like they're trying to kidnap the child. Personally I'm a bit hesitant to help people out despite the fact that most states protect good Samaritans but it all depends on witnesses and how the events unfolded for everyone to interpret. I actually witnessed a situation long ago at a park. A man noticed a child dangerous dangling off a rail and he tried to lift his arms up to protect the child from falling even saying, "Careful." However, the parents unaware noticed it looks like he was trying to lure the kid over the rail into his arms and screamed for help. Luckily myself and others explained to the parent what unfolded, but only she got very upset over it due to embarrassment. Had none of us been there and only that man, who knows what troubles he might have gotten into for just trying to be helpful.
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  2147. I went to a private school but generally speaking the parents would come to the back and "tell us" a thing or two about life and sports. I remember a couple of games this one parent came into the back locker room and just made himself at home talking over the coach or talking during the times the coach talked. It was quite funny to watch as a kid but overall I'd imagine as a grown person now seeing something like that would make me think he's taking it way too seriously especially with the things he's saying.
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  2148. I think this is a perfect example where your mind plays tricks on you. It's like you've been suggested he got a weapon and a silencer then you hear sounds and think of that right away. It's like one day my truck I thought it would break down and at the same time they were paving the roads near me and they had these gravel pebbles all over the road and as I was driving it would hit the bottom of the truck and I kept thinking, "That's it! My truck is broke! It's broke! Done for!" Took me about 5 minutes to remember there were pebbles but I can totally understand the thought but I think his reaction went over the top a bit.
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  2149. Don't make lame excuses for not going outside. Nobody is going to throw a cell phone at your silly self.
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  2150. In movies, I noticed oftentimes 1911s are shown with the hammer down. Very rarely you see them properly shown. Anyone know why?
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  2151. Now that's a interesting concept. Have a rent a prison place where you can go to prison for how ever long you wish. It includes several various vacation packs like you can get the Walker Texas Ranger deal where you're undercover, and you're trying to figure out this illegal fight club they're running and you're the champ. They also have the escape package where you and your fellow inmates have to try and escape by whatever means you find without getting caught. Then they got the Shawshank package where you're in front of the parole board and you're like, "I'm an old crook now just scared of the outside world now."
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  2152. Worst decision? Probably so if he lived in probably 40 other states. But in Washington? Nah... he's going to get out in less than a day or two.
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  2153. I think like a lot of kids in my time, our parents bought us one. It's not that unusual especially in rural areas. If I was on the juror, I would consider what else they bought along with it. If they bought 1k worth of ammo, vests, tons of magazines to go with it, I would get a little suspicious that it's not just a "first gun" that they bought.
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  2154. Yeah that's one of the big things I love about the 90s movies. Just looking at the background stuff and seeing what the world was once like.
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  2155. No they just let her go back home like eh well check on ya later.
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  2156.  @abrahamcollins1911  correct, each generation of people bring up the same verses about some on going then-current event. It's just that most people forgot because events turned out to be okay just as if today something happened would be okay.
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  2157.  @andreaboggan9540  I’m sure someone thought the same thing during every war on the planet. Claims of the world ending is not new or unheard of. As Homer Simpson said, “the difference this time is that I’m pretty sure.”
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  2158.  @andreaboggan9540  I like how you bold what you think are key points that nobody ever thought of or used for current events of their lives.
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  2159. I don't think any of the stock footage teens they shown during this video are the actual prediabetes teens they're talking about. Why not show what they actually look like and you'd know why?
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  2160. Why would you turn against your own wife? If she slaps you let her do that.
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  2161. Was the sound from the radio or from the outside ocean? Like a bubble going upwards?
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  2162.  @LunaMoon-v5r when the hotel includes kidnapping insurance as an optional package you can buy it’s probably a bad idea.
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  2163.  @hooliganlexx  most southern states were democrats that wanted to keep slavery. How about we grow as a society and say no to socialism?
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  2164. It makes sense when you hear about her life. It sounds like she's in a frequently divorced family and I'm sure she witnessed men abuse her mother. So it makes sense given her view of the world. Doesn't make things right though.
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  2165.  @Joseph-eh4rs  his only hope is to turn himself trans like that one dude did and someone like Biden will pardon him.
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  2166. I mean technically speaking unless they can get evidence he was going to use it to harm people, what can they do in court? You can't go to prison on what you COULD have done but what you were planning or actually did do. Luckily they were keeping close enough tabs on him to know he was building another lab.
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  2167.  @trinibago9489  no that isn't how court system works. You can't put someone in prison just because they have something. You need to actually prove they had some intention and were in the process of doing something. It's unclear what he was making but my guess is that he's just some nut case and blowing stuff up. He only poses a danger to his neighbors and anyone who happen to be near him.
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  2168.  @noncomplier5385  I heard what happened was the guy fell asleep while he was performing and felt so embarrassed that he gave him the black belt. I’m not even kidding about this. Seriously look it up.
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  2169.  @jakebroz9116  I think the thing about Seagal that you can't really tell from his on screen appearance is that the guy is pretty tall. He's 6' 4" tall and back in his early days, he was a pretty intimidating person just by his height and size alone. I think any normal person would be pretty intimidated by that alone. In modern times, I think he still has an edge over normal height folks in that he's tall, very overweight, but he would still be pretty intimidating by just his height alone. With that said, I think him being in martial arts, regardless of its validity as a combat application, I think that would appeal to a lot of folks and he could easily open a school and having people attend.
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  2170. Unfortunately I don't think Californians stand a chance at being against the covid vaccination requirements. With the gov recall election going at a near landslide, the governor is taking it that people like the restrictions and enforcements. I think eventually people will figure out that despite the vaccine status, the virus will continue to spread. It's a statistical proof that the main spreader now are people who are vaccinated. In my state, over 80% of the population has at least 1 shot yet the daily rates and deaths seem to be trending upwards, not downwards. They're still pushing mandates and vaccine status. Personally I don't think people are going to figure this out. Instead they're going to want more restrictions and more government control. This is a perfect guise for a take over and the best opportunity the democrats had in decades to do a full push towards socialism.
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  2171. Yeah you can't use the d-word or the k-word. If you do, your comment gets automatically deleted. @sinless 
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  2172. Looking at how bad the crash was this wasn’t a simple “distracted” driver issue.
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  2173. Chicago is pretty safe as most of the crimes are carried out only in certain areas and usually isolated. It's the cities like NYC or San Francisco that I'm really worried about. The cops aren't even going after criminals anymore and instead letting them do whatever and people are taking things in front of others and without any sort of care. Stores are being completely wiped from smash and grabs where cops don't do anything about it. Businesses are moving out by the day and month and tax payers are left with high priced homes and property and overtaxed.
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  2174. Man those headsets look like a hearing impairment in the making. I wonder how many of these women ended up with hearing loss in the left ear?
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  2175. It was written by their lawyers.
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  2176. Yeah it was the SUV's fault but at the same time I wonder if he wasn't on the cell phone if he would have caught it and avoided the collision?
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  2177. I mean it's only natural that you want to stay away from something you consider sick. Take for example in that Robocop movie when that guy went into that acid and he was running around. Everyone stayed the heck away from him even though they were "friends."
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  2178. Eh I’m not too sad about it. They were rich kids and probably lived a very carefree stressless life up to that point.
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  2179. Seagal be like House, MD except he would randomly snap people's neck after determining if they're the good guy or not.
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  2180. Is it just me or did Seagal run tip toes out the door while looking out of breath at 19:40?
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  2181. She's dancing like that because she knows she's elected already. There's no way in the world she's going to lose. It's sad but it's the truth. Hopefully for the rest of the country we'll see some major victory and then her voice doesn't really matter in the House.
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  2182. He lives in a blue state and probably voted for Biden. As such he believes it takes a village to raise children and that his wife needs her space to grow.
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  2183.  Jolawrence  this has everything to do with politics because they’re making it out to be exactly that. Rather than calling a killer a killer they’re trying to blame it on some sort of thing that millions of women had. Maybe these libs got a point about abortion and should instead abort the mother rather than the baby.
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  2184. Joe Biden is serious about protecting South Korea? That's a joke, right? The guy can't even produce one complete sentence.
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  2185. So?
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  2186. It's one of those things where they invested so much money and time into it that they wanted to make it work at all cost without consideration for safety of the guests.
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  2187.  @alexmacdonald9182  the "other" side of the debate is really that the vaccine hasn't been tested enough. Sure, there's sufficient data that it works in the short run in preventing covid-19. I think a lot of folks don't really doubt that. The problem is long term effect on the human body. Something that can't really be tested in just a short time span. There's a good chance, a very realistic one, that the vaccine could turn out to cause long term health problems such as cancer, early death, or some sort of liver or kidney damage. We don't know for sure what's the long term effect, and chances are it is no different than any other vaccine out there. Plus since it is an emergency order, it essentially protects the big drug companies from any lawsuit in the future should any problems arise.
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  2188.  @josesosa3337  I'm hoping more mainstream news will be honest about these kinds of stories and give the full details. It would make NBC seem less political if they got to the root of it and asked the store owner about the debt and failed business. But I'm going to doubt we'll ever get that.
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  2189.  @ClaytonTownley  yeah I think eventually they’ll move to automation.
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  2190.  @diamcole  personally I don't go there in fear of some sort of violence but rather I just don't want to waste 20-30 minutes waiting on a simple food that takes less than a minute to make. I worked at McDonalds at age 17 so I know it doesn't take the time span it's now taking. The last time I went to an Arby's here after church and decided you know it would be nice to just grab a quick bite. How wrong was I. I waited there nearly 30 minutes for two sandwiches that we bought. I could have went home, microwaved a burrito, ate it, and be doing something else in that same timeframe.
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  2191.  @diamcole  but also keep in mind these service workers are fed up too. On one hand you have to wonder what someone working there for a "career" so they have a lot of issues. They have no way to improve outside of where they are so you have to take some pity but at the same time it sucks having to waste half an hour or more of your life when you could be doing something else. It's a sure bet they have so much built up anger they're just waiting to take it out on someone.
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  2192.  @diamcole  yes I agree but then again as you said just people with short fuses and yeah sometimes you win sometimes they win but overall it's a pretty silly thing to fight over.
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  2193.  @edwardjames6070  I usually do. It's just that sometimes I'm at work or something and like to eat something "quickly." I not instead go to grocery stores to buy the quick bites from there. It's way easier.
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  2194. Just because he got a fancy helicopter doesn’t mean he can go rescue people Willy nilly with it. The fire chief was correct in this and the guy should have his helicopter license revoked. He’s putting everyone at risk since that helicopter is not qualified to rescue people and no one could know what his qualifications are since he never met the guy or knows who he is.
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  2195.  @alandavid8914 I would not accept help from a helicopter pilot. Rescuing people on a helicopter is dangerous. If my family was safe but trapped I would tell him thanks but we’ll just wait until rescue comes.
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  2196.  @crazydoglady18  well this case for one.
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  2197. Cause the courts already ruled in favor of the fast food chains unless grossly exaggerated. In this case it is for two specific menu items: crunch wraps and Mexican pizza. Both have ads that show a larger proportion of meat and stuffing than what is given.
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  2198. Based on his statement, the police, and the company, here's what I think happened. He gave his sister a car, and the car is in her name despite him having put the initial downpayment on it. The car place said they couldn't quote it for him because the name differs, so he got upset with them and they asked him to leave. Then he said a racial statement towards the guy and that's when the fight started. He got beat up and now calling foul but really he started it. I'm guessing the employee is going to get fired for this too but that's rather unfortunate.
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  2199.  @noorul3247  she’s confirmed dead by the IDF website. I can’t post links but look up Shani Louk. They found a fragment of her skull at the parade site and the dna evidence confirmed it’s hers. The video shows a small hole in the back of her head and I imagine it blew off her front face that included some of her skull and probably brain.
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  2200.  @kirkdarling4120  There are plenty of jobs out there but not a whole lot of qualified people. I'm a millennial and I can see you're not qualified and blaming others. I figure a Boomer still not retired would figure that out.
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  2201.  @kirkdarling4120  Me as a youngster can see that imparting wisdom to the younger generation instead of blaming some "corrupt system" as I did with my original post. Even me, as a youngster, can see that a college degree means nothing if you're not proactive. I figure a boomer with x-gen and millennial children struggling even with college educations could even see that. Guess not.
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  2202. Yeah unfortunately I think these kind of content will attract the male crowd. Matter of fact, I'm a guy lol. I would say definitely go out to meet peers of your age group. Also gyms with classes like Crossfit are a great way. The 9 and 10 am classes at mine are usually full of moms and stay at home wives.
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  2203. Regardless it is concerning that someone with so much hate in his heart could purchase these weapons this easily and on top of that be able to go into a place where one would assume is safe. He chose this school because it was open and had no security whatsoever. Biden gave 40 billion dollars to Ukraine but he doesn't want to spend 1 dollar to harden our schools. This can't be explained in any other way than they want things like this to happen and it seems to happen mostly at times when elections near. I would love to put a FOIA on the ATF/FBI or other agencies in control of the Biden admin and determine if they're letting a few of those who are red flag just "slip" through the system. There's no possible way this could be a coincident. Here's a fun fact on the Buffalo person... the FBI had him on their radar. They knew he made threats but they did nothing. NY had a red flag law too so they could have just as easily, as a precaution, just put him on the no sell list for a year or two but they chose not to. And now look and how they push their agenda. I'm betting this guy had red flags all over the place.
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  2204. Had this been a normal situation outdoors, she would rightfully be charged with assault with a deadly weapon. But I'm unsure why when it's done within a sports that it's so hard to get a charge? It's still assault, isn't it?
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  2205. I guess you'd need to eat kale if you plan to lug that thing around for more than a few hours.
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  2206. Problem is how do we know he was the bully? The guy didn’t even know his name so that’s why he was chuckling because the guy made up a false story. He was trying to find his name when he went Mr uhhhh.
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  2207. I do think the guy has a point though. He's right that it would be annoying for the neighbor to constantly do this especially if there's way more than enough room for them to go into the driveway and exit or enter. However, I think he ruined it for himself by pulling a firearm out on them and not only that using his own video recording to incriminate himself. What he should have done was simply used the recording, especially excessively backing up into his driveway, and calling the police to make a report. I'm sure the magistrate will be able to file a trespass charge and they can go to court on that eventually.
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  2208. So a woman can work hard her entire life to excel in her sport only to be crushed by a male who is a transgender. He did right. It’s completely unfair for a woman to be competing with males who will always do better. By allowing trans male to participate in women’s sport you’ll only make hard working women not want to compete.
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  2209.  @Flights-gq8po  Yeah yeah see those are all just lies. This tape was just magically taped a few days before a major election. Yeah, right. I can't believe you'd fall for that. Welcome to the socialist revolution of USA.
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  2210. It's a direct result of who is in the political office. I know people don't like these kind of posts but I think the public has a right to know that the direct problem is to do with the mayor and city council not putting a priority into making sure the city had adequate water pressure to fight the fire itself. The mayor is trying to shift the blame to the high winds and the fact planes can't safely fly to drop water over the fire. That is true but only part of the actual problem since the fire department itself can't actually fight a fire when they don't have water pressure in the hydrants.
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  2211. Now whenever I take my gf to a restaurant and we're parking outside this scene always come up in my mind. Start going over some random background bs about CIA, Navy Seals, DEA, then the FBI. And she's like look we don't have to eat here if you don't want to.
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  2212. Yes 100% true. I just wonder if this is a dem liberal tactic like on CNN where they make these fake interviews about someone who is a lifelong conservative but somehow a recent person running caused them to switch. I just think this reeks of that.
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  2213. They did! But they didn't realized he knew where the keys were.
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  2214. In Virginia we had this rookie cop who was shot on her first day. She did not survive. It was about 10 years ago when it happened.
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  2215. @ yeah but I would say it’s the primary reason that it failed. I guess what I’m getting at is the innovations comes from it being open and it seems when you make it a closed secret it becomes hard. Like some of the game systems of the 1980s seem to be they tried to sell this system that they had to make the software for. But with companies like NES and Atari they went to companies and said hey here’s a sdk and you can make some cool games and sure enough it worked a lot better for them.
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  2216. @ I also suspect since the government controlled it they wanted the “wow” factor or go home kind of attitude so everyone was working to 1 up USA not really realizing the driving factor was people out side of the company developing the software for it.
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  2217. Could you imagine for a second if a Chinese warship was just 100 miles from US soil? King Joey Biden would no doubt roll out the purple carpet and invite President Xi right down the halls where our forefathers shed blood.
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  2218.  @bananapineapple6949  lmfao and it’s progressives like this that will destroy America. Imagine seeing your baby splattered and ripped to pieces on the road and next thing the guy who did it is walking around because his mom yelled at him and his dad left him.
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  2219. Are you ready for some FOOTBALL!
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  2220. I do think his age and fitness should be a consideration. However if it is him vs Trump next cycle, I fear that many people will simply not vote for Trump and either vote for Biden or simply not vote at all.
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  2221. From what I understand the ship lost power and they were trying to restart it before it ended up hitting the bridge. It's kind of scary to know there's no way they could warn anyone of any sort of danger aside from blasting their horns and probably making mayday calls. If anything they should implement a way for ships to get ahold of anyone who can close the bridge or at least minimize the amount of people coming on the bridge.
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  2222. Am I correct that you can't open the door if the cabin is pressurized? That would mean he'd have some sort of knowledge or research done prior to opening the door. I wonder if they could look at the wifi logs and see if someone searched for opening the cabin door and what altitude they'd have to be? That would be funny but more proof that it was intentional and not something he did accidentally. If I had to guess maybe he wanted to kill himself but maybe he had second thoughts about it or maybe a quick thinking passenger pulled him in not knowing what he was trying to do?
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  2223. I do believe she was in an unfortunate situation. The cops were correct to assume the smashed out car windshield and recent hit and run are connected. I'm not sure how they could prove otherwise on the scene. Yes they could go to each business to ask, but perhaps the business that had the video of the guy smashing her car window was closed or maybe they needed to wait until someone could access it. Either way, them arresting her was sort of understandable and unfortunate for her given the situation.
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  2224. Good idea to not film it.
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  2225.  @Devin_Stromgren  thanks fixed
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  2226.  @Devin_Stromgren  fixed again
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  2227.  @DavidAlexander-sd8vo  correct, it doesn't give anyone any rights. I doubt the CEO had firsthand knowledge that his family was denied a claim as most of it is pure bureaucratic paperwork and nobody really knows what is going on with the person or how they important they are or anything. Just that "everyone is equal" is what they'd tell themselves.
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  2228.  @jude999  I disagree. A lot of it is no choice because of your employer but on top of that, the contracts are usually written in a way that makes them even deny what they supposedly cover. They have clauses in it that says, "... but we reserve the right to deny that for any reason." And any reason is exactly that. Even auto insurance is written that way in that they could deny you at any point even if it is a supposedly covered item or if the accident was really not your fault. "Pre-existing" condition can apply to anything about your health outside of some immediate accident.
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  2229. @ actually being he’s a “Christian” he’d fit in perfectly at prison preaching the gospel.
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  2230. She’s voting for Kamala so they’re going to postpone until after the election.
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  2231.  Flaming-skull actually coming to think of it in this film, the reason they're at the hospital sort of dissolves at the end to where the plot no longer means anything. I think their whole reason going in there initially was to get a shot for the little girl who had a flu, which is unclear if it was "deadly" or if common flu, but by the end of the film it all dissolves and the hospital, for reasons unknown just blows up for no reason. What about the little girl's medicine? I don't know, they never brought it up ever again.
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  2232.  Flaming-skull  yeah even then the plot dissolves. They never went in there to complete what they originally went in for.
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  2233. Unfortunately he can’t. The police is completely useless with everything.
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  2234.  @ivufit5846  lol
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  2235. As odd as it sounds, I think she was just excited to meet the guy but just reacted very poorly because of mental issues. I don't think she's a murderer but I do believe that dude would have some serious problems with her up to getting terminated from his job because she keeps showing up.
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  2236. She only got into the scam with her boyfriend. I think it was too good of a thing and perhaps she didn't realize it was "wrong" until after all said and done.
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  2237. I read through the details of the accident and unless I'm missing something big here I'm not sure why Hussain was even charged in the first place? The owners of the limo company and the company that repaired the limo should all be charged. The limo company failed to inspect their vehicles and went to questionable shops that allowed corroded parts to remain. The brakes failed and that was the direct cause of this crash. Hussain was driving at a high rate of speed but the crash was a result of a failed brake that would have even failed had be been going just 60 mph and probably still would have killed or injured multiple people as a result of that.
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  2238.  @paiger2651  that makes a lot of sense they never really explained his role in all this and you’d have to go out of your way to find the full story.
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  2239.  @paiger2651  actually why did they say he was going 100mph when the crash occurred?
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  2240. He's going to win for no other reason than the abortion rights. I'm in Virginia and the recent election here shown that abortion rights a big motivation for voters to come out. Not a whole lot but enough to shift the numbers.
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  2241. Wasnt Biden comparing the war in Ukraine to like a football game where he’s talking about teams and scoring points?
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  2242. Oh yeah I’m sure they’re all future astronauts and scientists.
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  2243. I think it's going to get worse because of the rhetoric that's going around about Trump being the end of democracy and that he's going to end America. It's only going to cause these crazy people to come out and attempt this. Now that they know the secret service is not doing a good job it's only going to get worse.
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  2244.  @Chris-jw8vm  I can see that they are learning. Looks like he set up some plates to shield him which is crazy and only means he studied the previous attempt and tried to do better. It's only going to get crazier I think.
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  2245. I've been doing crossfit for 5 years. I had some injuries related to the box jumps but as far as lifting and injuring bones or muscles, I never had any issue outside of the normal soreness. I also never observed anyone having any of these so-called injuries. I think the coaches do a fairly good job at my box to get people to scale correctly and do alternative movements. There are several people coming from injuries or recent surgeries and they are finding that they are recovering faster doing the crossfit exercises. So I think wile Dr McGill gives good thoughts, but the point of crossfit isn't to being an olympic powerlifter. If you wanted to do that go do power lifting, not crossfit. I never understand why someone would go to crossfit and assume they'd be powerlifters and vice versa. There's nothing at the CrossFit box that would tell you to come in all 5 days of the week. When I first started, I was told to come in twice a week and I did. I did that for about 6 months before coming in more often and now I go in all 5 days of the week. It's very fun and easy to do and if I want to scale anything I can. Also, right next door to us is a powerlift place. They have people coming in all 5 days of the week, maybe more when there's going to be a meet up. I don't see why someone would do squats and then go home for 5 days. That's insane. Wouldn't they go home pick up something? What about bringing in groceries? Or just picking up their kid or something? I think the Dr gives good thoughts but certainly not realistic. You might not do something at the gym for a week but you most certainly would at home to some capacity.
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  2246.  @vcash1112  I'm in my late 30s. I started at crossfit when I was 32. Before crossfit, I was a runner/swimmer and only done weightlifting back in my teens and early 20s. So I would say I'm a bit more knowledgeable about what sort of "scaling" I would need to do for a particular lift despite not doing so regularly. At my crossfit box, I'm seeing people age 40+, 50+ even 60+. One couple with an injury are in their 50s. There's one plankowner who been with the gym since the start and she been there for a little over a decade and is in her late 40s, early 50s. Average, I would say about late 20s though. Not one of us had any major injuries from crossfit. The coaches there very much monitor and will not let anyone go rx. Big thin about crossfit is you don't have to do the exercise the way they say you should do it. Like the other day it said to deadlift 315lbs for men, and I just scaled it down to 235lbs, and had a blast. Had I done it at 315lbs, I might have injured myself, no doubt. I think a combination of doing the right weight and the right movements or scaled/alternate movement, you can enjoy crossfit safely without injuries. As I said it might be the culture of the gym/box, but from what I've seen a lot of places will monitor you and tell you to scale appropriately. if you don't listen and get injured in such a case, then the fault is your own not because of crossfit.
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  2247.  @ddwfw  agreed and you know it’s the same in every activity at the gym. You can’t go in and immediate do 500 lbs squats and 300 lbs on your first day. There’s appropriate scaling and i think CrossFit is a bit better since it’s a coaching class situation and you’re not totally on your own.
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  2248. The background people always make me chuckle. Why are old couples just jogging by? Why are people dressed in business clothes just standing around? Why is someone driving into a police barricade like it’s a Tuesday?
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  2249. Educating the public about carbon monoxide poisoning? Perhaps having a faulty heater could be to blame. Maybe a mishap with a gas stove, but to leave a car on? What sort of awareness would there be? I'm trying to think of a situation where you would need to have your car on in the garage? Or even forget and leave it on? I mean that's a pretty far fetched situation that I think a lot of people would not be in. You would need to be so severely impaired that you shouldn't even be driving for that to even be a plausible thing.
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  2250. I don't get it though. If you're >18 wouldn't the college talk to YOU and not your parents? This isn't grade school. I mean my parents paid for my college, but one time they did call about a refund but they called me and asked for me about it despite the check being from my parents. So I don't get how or why the parents would be called or even why she would have to pretend to be them?
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  2251. CNN and other media are the reason why Trump won. We’re tired of hearing about how it’s the end of america and how it’s the end of democracy and how cnn is not even focusing on things like why the tax is so high, why grocery bills are so high, why so many people are crossing the boarder unchecked, why there are so many new wars popping up?
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  2252. It was probably fake person. They are monitoring what you're sending on the computer and within classified spaces. So they would know that you brought in a cellphone, for example. It could be that the person doing the monitoring decided to see how it would play off and requested ncis to investigate and they posed as a foreign person.
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  2253. It's scripted. Think about it. Will Smith has a history of "slapping" people including a reporter who tried to kiss him. In this particular situation, Will Smith after the event and them going into commercials his director came to congratulate him on a performance well done. Nobody seemed to really care or mind after the fact because they knew it was part of the show.
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  2254. It's hard to say because there isn't an unbiased study on it.
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  2255. I think the problem with internet and scams is that even if 1% falls for it, that's usually enough to make millions. That's why things like those bank account scams tend to live on. 99.9% of people know it is a scam but that .1% that they can reach out to, that's millions of dollars. Elon Musk has 21 million followers so if 1% of them falls for a scam, that's still 210,000 people and you assume they just give just even 1 dollar into each scam, that's nearly a quarter of a million bucks just from 1% of his followers who fell for your scam. It's not that a majority of people are stupid, it's just that it reaches a lot of people, some of which might be dumb.
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  2256. We still don't exactly know the motives behind Bryan's case. It may seem like some sort of random killing but I don't know. Usually a serial killer would select his victims and try to isolate them from others. This sounds like a lot more than what the media is pushing for because of the silence about his motive. I'm still guessing the whole thing behind it is to do with drugs and something happening.
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  2257. I had the same dream. I was dreaming that I was outside minding my own business when suddenly a snow storm up to no good came. I told my mom and she was like that's it you're moving with your auntie in bel air.
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  2258. Yeah and once they find out these “kids” been dealing drugs and the business gone bad then the news will suddenly drop off the radar.
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  2259. Normally the VFW requires a dd214 so I’m not sure how she faked it.
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  2260.  @ewoksmith297  yeah that’s my guess. All vfw requires a dd214. I wouldn’t be surprised they were in on the scam to get a slice of it once they realize how much money she was getting.
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  2261. I'm not saying what he did was right, but what I am saying is I don't think he had a jury of his peers. Instead, the jurors were completely made up of people who were no doubt protecting the victim of the crime. Our constitution says we have a right to a fair trial and I don't think this man got one.
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  2262. Good news! Biden gave Iran 6 BILLIONS. Yep, you got it. That's how this mini-invasion got funded.
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  2263. "Look it's not loaded!"
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  2264. CNN started the New Years right. They actually stated an honest opinion instead of a political grand standing. Maybe they should get their reporters drunk all the time.
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  2265. why do clowns like you write statements like these? Maybe you should start acting real instead of repeating everything politicians say like a good parrot.
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  2266. The problem isn't with Raygun but exactly how she was chosen and why more deserving people were passed? I think the Olympics committee should be looking at that and not focusing on damage control. Yes, people are poking fun at her performance but no one else is getting the same level of heat because they all performed at the best of their abilities and even if they were last place, they were still clearly a top alethic capabilities. The worst runner at the Olympics will out perform any average person out there. Yet the average person could outperform Raygun. Heck even I could do a kangaroo hop and whatever that leg tap thing is she did and I'm barely fit and don't expect to compete at any sort of level.
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  2267.  @melaniemeadows102  I watched the trial myself and I think they sort of explained the possibility of how the live ammo got mixed in. Days before the fatal shooting, they went target practicing and they dressed up in the props as the movies. What they did was taken out the dummy rounds and put in the live rounds in their props and would use it to load the revolver to practice shooting. After they were done, they just put the props back. On the day of the shooting, Hannah just loaded the revolver with one of the props that had the live round in.
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  2268. It takes on average about 15-30 minutes for the police to respond. During that time, someone could kick in your door, and do all sorts of things to you and your family. Are you willing to just "call the cops" just because CNN told you they're there to protect you?
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  2269. The original video clearly shows Biden wandered off when the paratroopers landed. He turned around to walk towards on behind him while the other leaders were trying to get together for a photo op. The "disinformation" you speak of is a subset of the video where they further poke fun of him by slicing out some of the original content. Those are unimportant to the overall narrative that he wandered off set while other leaders were getting together for a photo that he knew well beforehand was going to happen given how the photographer was standing right there and explained it to them as he wandered off.
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  2270. The white house spin is that they're using these subset videos to try to make it appear that the entire thing is untrue but the overall truth is that the original video clearly showed him wandering off. The white house, and other liberals, are hoping that the spinoff videos can be used to spread further disinformation to prevent the video from going viral.
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  2271. Don’t forget the cop whose wife was shot and texted him in the class. Apparently they had to restrain him, or so they claim given the video never showed him going crazy or someone taking his gun away. He stood there like the rest of the clowns.
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  2272. Problem is prior to this incident he made several threats that the FBI knew about yet they did nothing. Not even so much as putting him on the red flag list. More laws would just only create a buffer that protects the FBI from wrongdoing.
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  2273. That's not what they're telling us though. If you listen closely, they're saying it doesn't matter if you got the vaccine or not because no matter what you can spread covid. They're now saying the vaccinated is spreading the virus more so than the unvaccinated.
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  2274. I'm glad to see you're using Slip 2000 as a dedicated CLP product. I use their EWL oil and grease and find that I don't have to clean as much with them.
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  2275.  @FingerThatO  well no. studies have shown that far more people with guns are stopping bad guys. It's just so inclusive because you don't necessarily fire the weapon to stop a particular crime. It's just that these studies are so one sided most of the time, it's hard to make an honest unbiased answer to it but there's data to suggest that the fbi is withholding or not reporting certain ways someone stopped a crime with a gun.
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  2276. It’s Seattle. You can get away with a lot there.
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  2277.  @rk6319  yes
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  2278. I do believe this is a build up situation. Where the neighbor used his driveway so often and excessively that he went a bit crazy. I can totally understand his anger especially if there's chipping or such on his driveway that he'll eventually have to pay to fix. I think he took it to an explosive level and probably felt right but given that he pulled a gun out on someone who is not an immediate threat and who did not instigated any sort of threat he ruined it for himself to have any sort of standing.
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  2279. I notice in your other videos you say the problem is not with the firearm but with the ammo. While you may be correct, I still think that is a huge design flaw that there is a cap on the back that when stressed beyond the intended pressure it will fly backwards towards the shooter. The designer should really look into ensuring that cap doesn't explode that way. Other firearms have built in safeties for when it goes beyond the intended pressure levels though they are always dangerous but not nearly as so to the shooter.
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  2280. I had a full sized one from fulton armory. I had it for about 8 years before deciding to sell it. It was too heavy for me, and too hard to use even though I got a really nice gdi mount on it.
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  2281. I'm sure he wasn't a "nice guy" when he rose to the top.
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  2282.  @TheGreatOne428  usually the lion will attack weaker ones outside the herd. My guess is somehow the lion ended up in the middle of the herd and this happened. Probably from a stampede from the attempt to attack one on the outside.
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  2283. It's unclear if she was a employee of the sky divers or if she wanted to just take photos. Either way, I think the fault of this is entirely on the pilot and the staff. They should have been aware at all times who is walking on the tarmac and why do they have the propeller on if they were loading people on the plane? It should be off until everyone is on the plane and seated.
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  2284. Yep, I remember the version of AOL too lol. I remember AOL 3.0 was the best version then 4.0 came out but at the same time AIM came out and we switched internet to the cable one in early 2000s. Even more so I think back in the AOL 3.0 days, if you remember these things called Punters, they were very fun lol.
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  2285. I got the two shot vaccine and my mom as well. Now that they're saying you should get a "booster" shot, she's fairly convinced something is wrong here. If 50% of the population has at least ONE shot, and the covid cases are still going up, then it means the shots do not work. Dr Clownchi even said getting the vaccine is more important but yet he keeps promoting getting shots as a method to prevent something that doesn't seem to work. Why do we need a booster shot and how is that going to protect us if the cases are still going up regardless of vaccination status?
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  2286.  @Plug604  Sure it's understandable that you're tired of thefts in the neighborhood but that still doesn't give you a right to shoot and kill someone just because they appear to be "up to no good." They had ZERO reasons to confront or hold Ahmaud. They didn't see him do anything wrong and all he was doing was running down the streets. If someone is running down the streets does that mean you can go confront them and ask them what they're doing? I'd imagine Ahmaud told them to eff off and kept going but they decided he was up to no good and had to be detained for no reasons other than looking suspicious.
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  2287. In almost 40+ other states, yes, this guy will be charged with a crime. But given she's in California, and she voted for this, I really don't see the problem here? Can you explain exactly how someone votes for a blue DA who promises to not charge people or put them in prison, then expects them not to do that?  @oliverstoys8411 
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  2288.  @thejrodshow7679  Yeah Obama and Biden are the people who brought Trump along. Had they really been a normal term, nothing would have happened.
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  2289. Step 4: Have a squirt gun made of plastic that came from the very thing they hate.
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  2290. He's going to win big and the only reason he's going to win is due to abortion rights. Lots of polls are incorrectly using the economy or immigration as the factor but it's not really tapping into this other voting segment. So I think a lot of people will be upset this November when Joe wins by a landslide and it'll be solely on abortion rights.
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  2291. Let’s go brandon.
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  2292. Had you paid for college you’d know its you’re and not your. Lucky for you Biden forgive ya.
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  2293. While Obama may have acted "gracefully" the core of the issue is that when they call for peace what they really mean is to obey whatever they are doing without question.
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  2294. I'd rather find moose droppings than this movie.
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  2295. Good luck collecting on that though. lol. Very doubtful she'd see the full 1 million and on top of that they're going to appeal the decision. So it's far from over.
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  2296. Far right? It’s the far left. They dislike the courts so much just like the democrats in the USA. They want to rule with ultimate authority and what better way than to change the courts to always be on their side.
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  2297.  @katarina1852  I’m not saying they’re totally innocent but if the zoos procedure is to shoot the gorilla maybe they should do a bit better so dumb people don’t cost them a fortune. Buying, feeding, and caring for a gorilla costs probably millions and that went down the crapper literally with one mistake.
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  2298. If you removed Chicago, Detroit, california, New York you will find America’s to be a very safe and fun place to live. Just stay away from blue cities or states and don’t vote left and you’ll see America really turn around.
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  2299.  @dphillips95c  you’re right I went to a university. You’re a wizard!
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  2300.  @dphillips95c  nope I did. I was a Democrat voter too believe it or not. Very anti gun and all that. I voted for John Kerry at the election and even voted Obama. Then my eyes opened once I started working in the “real world.” Luckily I saw the transition between military tricare to my work medical and I though oh this isn’t too bad. I voted obama and suddenly my insurance went sky high and payments for simple medical services went sky high. I always thought the liberal agenda was good then I realized at that point in my life I’d never vote Democrat ever again and I haven’t since. Their party will destroy this country.
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  2301. Wait.... he killed his wife but he's only being charged for the death of the police woman?
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  2302. Fake news. They already tried this before where they have voters "changing their minds." It's a tactic started with CNN and not carrying into other idiot news networks. Plot twist: they didn't "change their minds." They were like this before and just stated that to sound like they're doing something so great.
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  2303. Sounds like a mixture for both.
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  2304.  @memes8635  it sounded like more cheers than boos but I can hear some.
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  2305. The President is a liar. His so-called “unity” is where you agree with his extreme agendas.
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  2306. It is fishy that the media is adamant that Biden won. It's like every media outlet is saying Trump is wrong and that Biden won. When you look at the numbers of people who voted for either sides, it's not something to be taken lightly. Trump got 70 millions votes and Biden got 75 millions vote. And in many states Biden won by a 1% to .5% margin. That's not exactly a situation where you can say "Biden is the clear winner, so shut up."
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  2307.  @axemenace6637  I don't find that he won being "fishy." What I find "fishy" is that the media is calling it a clear win when some areas are won by only 0.5% to 1% and they're saying any doubts to that cannot be brought up. I'm sure Biden ultimately won, but I just find it strange and odd that the media is calling him the winner and anyone who questions those tight areas to be sort of odd. I also think him winning by 5 million sounds like a lot but when you consider 150 million people voted, that doesn't seem that large of a margin. When George HW Bush lost his second term attempt, a lot of people say it is similar to Joe's win by 5 million margin. But when you look at the numbers, Clinton had nearly 45 millions of the 105 million votes where as Bush got nearly 40 million of the votes whereas the total votes is in the area of 109 million votes. So the margin is very clear that Clinton won by a large fraction of the votes whereas in 2020 election, Biden won similarly to 5 million votes, but when you look at the 150 million votes, Trump has 70 million of that. That's not that big of a difference when you think about it in terms of it being nearly 50-50 where as in the 1992 election, it was a 43 % to 37.5% of the votes. In other words, the country wasn't as split as it was in 1992. A lot of people wanted Clinton, but at the same time it's clear they didn't want either party. In today's election, it's either GOP or Dem and it's getting to a point where if you're not on one side, the other side hates you. If the media was on the side of Biden, they should be preaching what he ran on and that is unity of the country. Instead they pick sides saying either Trump won or Biden won and anyone who questions it is an outsider. The margin is very clear and it was/is a close race. The media shouldn't say anyone is the winner and should simply report that there are questions about the 0.5% to 1% area and that they plan a recount or a contest on the results. Either way the media shouldn't force an agenda down people's throat.
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  2308. They're saying the staffers are moving on to better challenges but what could be more rewarding than working for the second highest office in the USA? So it sounds baffling to me. At the least they'd work there 4 years, and most people "looking for a new challenge" will stay at a job for at least 2 years before jumping only because they don't want their resume to say they left a position just under a year. A lot of people work white collar jobs unlike what the admin thinks. We're not unemployed voters who want government handouts. We know how office politics work. Someone leaving a job in under a year knows something is up. Not sure if it is a toxic work environment but definitely something fishy. I suspect Kamala knows her rating is declining and probably really pushed the staffer to "do something" about it. When they came up with nothing plausible or had no result to show, she probably berated them and had a sit down with them about how important the job is and how thankful they should all be.
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  2309. Well to the Peoples Republic of Seattle. Soon to be across the country. Dems want people dependent on the government and to get rid of the middle class. One down a few more to go.
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  2310. So W. Virginia is a republican state but yet California, that done worse, is shown as a thriving utopia where everyone has vaccine and playing it safe. They're saying California will see the end of the pandemic this month (that's today). But yet W. Virginia, because it is republican, it will collapse in itself.
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  2311. I don’t believe you at all.
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  2312.  @vaahtobileet  yeah
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  2313. I can't believe these two clowns are going to be our next president. America is really done for.
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  2314. I had a Compaq in 1997-8 timeframe. It was my first major computer. It was 166mhz, 24mb ram, and I forget the HDD size but it was small enough to where I could only load one major game on it. I found it in the attic and booted it up again and sparks and smoke flew out and it was dead. lol.
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  2315. Generally speaking if your job in the navy requires a security clearance and you can't obtain one, you're basically cycled out after a year. They put you on some other duty in the interim until you are discharged.
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  2316.  @BigBadJerryRogers  sure, or just don't buy or rent near a airport.
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  2317.  @kingsharkoon  they were at about 10k ft at the time, so that probably played a factor in safely turning around. In a pressurized cabin situation, who knows what might happen when pieces suddenly come off. There are accident involved where panels come off and causes a rapid loss in pressure. Not only that, even that space shuttle had a heat panel come off and broke up during re-entry. So something coming off the plane is not good.
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  2318. I kind of agree with the sister in this situation. I watched the video and yes, the guy shot first but the cops were in a position to leave. They could have easily left him, unharmed on both the officers and the guy, and arrested him later or even had a helicopter follow him to wherever he goes. Once he started shooting, the cops were in a gun fight with him and they were not leaving until he was dead.
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  2319. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
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  2320. Only for a couple of months. December is going to be the worst numbers we ever seen. It's going to be up to the individual governor of each state to come out and take over. Biden won't do any better and my guess we're going to see numbers as high as 400-500k dead by this time next year.
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  2321. My bet that murderer will go free because he had a rough childhood and he voted for Biden.
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  2322. I think it is too early to tell, to be honest. You left out some other wage hikes too like health care workers will get a $18, $21, or $23 an hour depending on what they do. So it's not just fast food workers getting the pay hike. I also don't think employers will look to their lawyers and try to find loopholes, which I'm sure will exist as many of these kind of laws depend on number of employees and what type of restaurant. I'm thinking they'll probably remove a bulk of the workforce by removing public bathrooms and eating areas and even removing the teller and keeping it a kiosk system will reduce the cost by hundred of grands per restaurant.
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  2323. Suppose Texas decided it wanted to be its own country. Wouldn't the USA have a right to reclaim it by using its military? Wouldn't they do the same thing such as making sure people are held accountable for crimes? And reconstruct their own country and citizens?
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  2324. Momma ran away!
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  2325.  @cchris874  how can they read her mind that she would collide with the airplane? Did they install a mind probe on her that knew she was going to do it? Seems pretty lucky the airplane crashed before she got there then suddenly said all that like uhh yeah we were going to collide with it anyways.
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  2326.  @cchris874  she flew there and tried to intercept it but did nothing describe where she was plotting her own collision. That came from her superiors who wanted to portray the inadequacy in a good way by making it look like everyone wanted to sacrifice themselves.
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  2327.  @cchris874  it makes the most sense
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  2328.  @cchris874  if you don’t care that much then why even comment? The point being that you believed a lie. It was made to make them look good in an otherwise chaotic situation that they couldn’t control. So they made it appear as if she done great when in reality we were caught with our pants down. It’s kind of like if Pearl Harbor happened they’d say she was throwing herself to block torpedos from hitting the ship.
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  2329.  @cchris874  and isn’t this video the same? All were presented is her saying she would have but no evidence to show it was actually the case. You agree that any story could be made up after the fact though, right?
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  2330. What a liberal crapper. Betrayed his own brother for the agenda.
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  2331. I was thinking you never seen Seagal doing a Rio de Janeiro knockoff where he's knocking off the rooftop jumps and stuff. I was thinking it would be near impossible not because it would be expensive but rather Seagal would have a hard time climbing a ladder each day and them having to wait and hoist him all over. So I don't think Seagal can do a outdoor movie and 90% of it wouldn't be of him.
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  2332. It's such a shady ground with the law is currently written. The law is written that a full-auto is something where you pull the trigger and without letting go, it continues to fire. However the bump stock in effect does this but because it is still resetting the trigger, it's technically not a full auto as defined within the current NFA laws. With that said, the ATF cannot technically change the law without a new law being passed. So the ruling is correct because by ATF's own interpretation of the device changed as each new president came in.
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  2333. Knowing how the justice system works, they probably would have all been charged too. Even though they probably would have been fired and without a job, they could hae just said no and left.
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  2334. Yeah it was a little fun building programs at the time but it's no where near like today. You had to figure everything out yourself and usually you had a huge library of books that you had to read. These games at the time had to really use assembly and high level languages usually assembly and C mixed together to build out the final game.
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  2335.  @positively_broad_st3780  yeah but him saying something about it means he's guilty, you know? Kinda hard to say you're innocent but then talk about how bad the CEO is.
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  2336. Remember that basketball woman who hated America and didn’t stand during the national anthem? And she went to Russia and she realized what a great country usa is? I’m betting this lady wishes she came from usa. Joey Biden would swap out a war criminal to get her back.
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  2337. My guess is that the plane was taking off in a different direction than originally intended but the helicopter got in touch with the atc to say their flight path and they gave the all clear not knowing the plane was taking off in the other direction.
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  2338. Luckily he didn't play the role of DEA in this movie because in other films where he's DEA, somehow they have jurisdiction over anyone, including anyone in a different country. He would have overrode everyone in this movie with a simple flip of the badge that shows he's DEA and he means BUSINESS! @anonymousperson6119 
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  2339. Mine was weird. I remember he said breathe in hard. Then I was walking around the or and heard someone say okay prep him for surgery then I woke up asking so when does the surgery start? Everyone was like you’re done it’s over.
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  2340. The problem I have with his DTV is that he appears so out of place no matter what is going on. He also appears so bloated and lethargic that it makes it difficult to believe he would be the character he's portraying. The constant nonsensical and hard to follow plot exacerbates everything wrong with him.
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  2341. I doubt that's the situation here. The roommates probably dealt with drugs and one of them got angry about it either because they weren't in on it or they were trying to get more of the cut.
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  2342.  @GreenLightMe  it never does. Usually someone gets jealous that the other is making more money and decides they want to take vengeance out on them. I’m thinking they’re going to find out one of their close friends is upset they couldn’t get in on the drug deals and felt like they were cheated of their money.
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  2343.  @GreenLightMe  they’re not hardcore drug dealers. Just college students trying to make money by illicit means. One of them got greedy or angry that they were out of the deal.
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  2344.  @GreenLightMe  but also of funny note like that one time the huge family that got killed and they found out it was a meth business they were running and suddenly the news dropped them like unwanted step kids. That’s what going to happen here once the police reveal all that happened. Right now they’re investigating but it sounds like a drug thing considering they’re saying they believe it’s isolated and that the public is not in danger.
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  2345. I'm a member at a couple. I always go as soon as it opens or during weekdays for lunch. Usually just the regulars are there. During peak hours when the crazies come. I've seen so many things I decided not to do it anymore.
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  2346.  @vikramgupta2326 the common ones I have seen are putting loaded guns on the table sideways so it points to others down the lane. I’ve seen people talking and turning around to speak while holding a loaded gun. Those are the most common. One time someone started shooting into the wall and ceiling.
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  2347. If this was California the home owner would have been arrested and charged for not helping. That’s how stupid America got.
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  2348.  @oneofyaboys yes I’m not going to court for that guy. I’d be wasting so much of my time and energy and i have no idea if he’s “innocent” of whatever that happened. Best to not answer and say you didn’t hear anything. These days it’s not a good idea to get involved with gang shootings considering your name, face and address are shown for all.
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  2349.  @terry7893  he’s dead
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  2350. I liked this movie a lot as a kid, lol. I must have watched it dozens of times. I like those movies where they have these NYers living in this apartment and going off on adventures with things. I always imagined my life being like that grown up.
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  2351.  @marrie6741  gotcha so if it’s a man it’s okay but not a specific black man. She has to rot in prison.
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  2352.  @marrie6741 but only if that “man” was a “black” man.
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  2353.  @alextepe4309  that makes her needing to be locked up extra long because if she grew up where Asian man was something she could get away with that would be okay.
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  2354.  @WesPhly  you’re right. Had she said a white dude did it and in Souf Carolina that is like okay eh just let her walk back home to cool down.
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  2355. @ you’re right had she said it was a non-black person she’d be out by now but since she said it was a black person it made her crimes even more severe.
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  2356.  @Trobtwillis  what I’m saying is 100% true. Has she said a non black dude kidnapped her kids she’d be out. It’s not as severe anymore.
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  2357. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw much more of these kind of smash-and-grab type of crimes. I'm betting soon we'll start seeing people standing behind cash clerks and waiting for them to open the drawer before grabbing and running out with the money. Again very little the police can do and very little penalty even when caught since you're not "trying to hurt someone."
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  2358. The news agency employs a large amount of people and got them probably on the same insurance. So they're in it just as much as the execs.
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  2359. How do you know though? Shouldn't a country under wartime have soldiers posted at sensitive areas? Like let's say USA was under attack, the hospitals are flooded with people seeking treatments. Do you think soldiers would be posted at said hospital? Even having weapons and ammunition there to prevent an attack on the vulnerable? And let's say the people invading us comes in dressed as civilian, arrest soldiers posted at the hospital, and then claim they were using it as a human shield to store weapons so they were right. @kurousagi8155 
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  2360. And here's the other thing... I never heard of doctors at the hospital giving interviews that they were forced to house soldiers and then them using it as a shield to store weapons. Even if they were, they are within their own country protecting it so such a move shouldn't be motive to the global community to say they should be wiped out. @kurousagi8155 
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  2361. It's kind of sad that these people are voted into office again and again and again. Biden, McConnell, and pretty much all the relics in office right now. We continue to vote for them and the worst part is when you're on one party you poke fun of the other without realizing the same sort of people are on your party.
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  2362. Perhaps but unlikely we would ever be able to explore them if they exist outside our solar system. The problem comes down to time. We as a species probably only have a few more 100,000s of 1000s of years left, which sounds like a lot but in terms of the cosmo, that is a blink of an eye. Point is, assuming we find another lifeform, be able to find it, and somehow contact it, is low. We'll likely find fossils of past lifeforms over finding an actively living and evolving lifeform. Just as same, by the time someone contacts us, we'll likely be long gone as a past civilization that once was.
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  2363. The guy is worth 14 million dollars with most of his income coming in from his dojos around the world. Looking at the average cost of these DTV movies he makes, he's spending roughly 100-200k for it and that's not a terrible amount of money for him but I'm betting he raises money from other sources as well to make these movies. I think he's just doing it for fun and what better way to make it entirely about how awesome you are.
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  2364. Follow the money. Cuomo received millions from these companies that run nursing homes. There's no way in the world he would put blame on them. He built this immunity firewall protection around them and nobody can touch them.
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  2365.  @pambp5978  not fully though. I’m sure they have a case built up against him. The whole dna and tower ping are probably enough to arrest him but I really think something needs to tie him to the scene or one of the victims. It sounds to be like an obsession stalking case gone horribly wrong when a roommate came in or something.
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  2366.  @juliusseizure5705  him being “weird” and someone seen a car that sort of looks like his at the time doesn’t really make a solid case. Him being rejected by one of the girls there might make a motive for sure and seeing if he’s still following her around or checking her online social would play a huge role as that ties him with one of the victims.
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  2367.  @Jefe-qh8kd  it’s the opposite. They have to prove he’s guilty.
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  2368. How come law makers talk about problems and say they have immunity and so on yet they’re the law makers? Doesn’t make sense.
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  2369. No hazard lights or anything. I think people should be charged when they do this. No way a car just stops in the middle of the freeway for no reason.
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  2370. Yes, at this point Kamala will be the clear winner of the 2024 race. They are raising 100s of millions of dollars at this point and is going to really flush the media with driving it home. There's no way Trump can beat her at this point. She got the media, and the voters.
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  2371. It's hard to say what her dating profile looks like or what it says, but maybe the guy thought it was funny and maybe he's a writer or something so it's not a major hassle for him to write something out on a whim.
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  2372.  @julius-stark  True, but remember this is ONLINE dating. It's harder to show that you're authentic when you can simply click Like or send a simple message. So I understand her thought but I think you're right that both parties are at fault here. She shouldn't solely rely online or expect much but as a dude you should be using online dating as a supplemental to going out and trying to date.
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  2373.  @julius-stark  Personally I think before you start typing up that essay you should in turn go ask out 10 women on a date in person. Be it random meeting or just at places you know. That will get you the "buy in" to waste your time writing up this essay if someone didn't say yes. From my experience, 4 out of 10 will give you her number and agree so my thought is you won't have to write the essay and probably laugh at yourself for even considering it.
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  2374.  @julius-stark  sure but my thought is the more you don’t search it finds you instead. Having standards great but chances are the woman for you isn’t anyone you think. I always thought I’d be single for life but suddenly like a freight train I got struck by this crazy little lady who stole my heart. I could care less about her past but she does meet your criteria no tattoos, no kids, no piercings beyond the ear and she’s of pretty good size. So best of luck and as I said don’t expect things with online dating as everyone on it sucks. You have a 17% chance if even landing a date much less a relationship. So dating online is rare regardless of your high or low standards.
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  2375.  @julius-stark  I’d also imagine with this lady’s request of an essay she’s probably reducing her chances of finding someone to the single digits online. It’s probably best she drop the profile and subscription and instead just go with the flow and not put a timeline on herself. Some guy will come along for her eventually and it’ll be a lot better and he probably won’t have to write an essay. As you said some desperate dude is going to follow through and hopefully at the very least with his efforts she’d at least let him go on a date but I don’t know as I said online dating sucks. I recommend just not having high expectations at all but don’t settle for someone you don’t like or want. Have a list of absolutes and follow that.
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  2376. We did have a guy make loud bathroom peeing sounds one time. He forgot to mute his mic. It’s been a company joke for a while and he takes it well.
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  2377. Exactly what sort of measures need to be placed? I don't get it. At the end of the day, the Covid-19 bill does nothing for the normal person except give them a stimulus bill. How is that going to protect someone from getting a contagious virus?
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  2378.  @frvicboi  But they do that already. That's something the individual states and governors must enforce. If a nationwide enforcement comes into play, who is going to ultimately enforce it? It comes down to the individual cities and police/sheriff/health departments. As I said, it's unclear how Biden plans to change anything at all. At the current rate, assuming there can be something done, we're on track to lose about 400-600k people to this covid-19. It's round about the same level as the 1918 flu which sort of proves that no matter the modern knowledge of people, we won't ever beat viruses and bacteria.
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  2379.  @frvicboi  Of course not. The thing CNN, Fox, or any liberal news network won't tell you is that 97% of society won't be affected by covid-19. Covid-19 seems to really be harmful for people with pre-existing conditions and/or being elderly. With that in mind, since most of Europe and United States already had a health crisis prior to COVID-19 given that a vast majority of the population are either overweight or obese and diseases like high blood pressure and diabetic are common, it's no surprise that something like covid-19 is affecting a large percent of the population. When a disease or virus affects just 1% of the society, that is a major concern for hospitals because of the influx of new people coming in. They may not save some of those people. It seems like now we're in the political mindset that we're to be isolated and stores are close because we don't want to virus to spread. No we don't want to overwhelm the hospitals and slowly opening back up and letting people get sick will be the most helpful way to build a natural herd immunity. With that in mind, Biden won't solve anything. As I said the enforcement ultimately comes down to the local cities and health department. There is already a shortage of police and health department is not exactly an enforcement agency so chances are if laws are passed, it won't be applied to a large segment of the population. Also, the natural course of heard immunity is that after so long, people naturally build immunity to the disease because the affected population is isolated. That's why the 1918 flu simply "disappeared" and it took decades of research by America and other countries to figure out why the 1918 flu went like it did. That created what modern things we see like iodine, rubbing alcohol and many other vaccine is a result of the 1918 pandemic. With that said, Biden is coming in during the uptick time of the virus. By this time next year, we'll have 400-600k dead in America and probably several millions dead across the globe. Biden won't "solve" it any better than anywhere else. It'll simply disappear naturally within a year or two.
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  2380.  @frvicboi  Okay, well I guess in the end it doesn't matter if you read it or not. Facts are facts.
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  2381. It would be funny if a crazy person went into his home and turns out he actually has a double barrel shotgun and he knows how to use it.
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  2382. They should set up some conjugal visits for the two love birds so they can start their family back up. After all it's his fault this happened, right? So he should feel bad.
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  2383. Well making a 9/11 ad is good but not like this.
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  2384. Regardless of Trump being truthful or not the fact is USA shouldn't be involved in someone else's war. Let Ukraine and Russia figure out who is right or wrong and let them take their own country back or not.
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  2385. Funny from a man talking into a Chinese made microphone while being broadcasted over a chinese made camera. Probably drove there with a Chinese made car using Chinese made cell phones. Funniest part of all... he shut down america over a chinese made virus. Think about that for a second. If Biden was serious about being "behind the curve" things would be made in the USA, we would stop giving China all the money, jobs, and power.
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  2386. I recall a story about a man shooting randomly into the air and made the claim that he was following this advice. He got some prison time, if I remember right.
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  2387. Personally I think these kind of influencers are here to stay. Big corporations are paying big bucks to promote these lifestyle by investing into plus sized models. They don't have data for it, but the entire beauty industry is worth nearly 530 billion dollars worldwide and we must assume a portion of that goes into the plus size lineups. With that in mind, I just think corporations are really going to push this in the coming years and they're just going to have more money and outreach than any of us would have so there's a good chance a young woman will hear these corporations over what any of us might say and they would make it look a lot more appealing than we would.
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  2388. I owned the NRCH for about 3 months and you missed one of the biggest flaw of the NRCH. It's still a knuckles buster if you're not careful, especially with an EOTech. On the last round for the reciprocating one, the charging handle will be about 3/4 of the way back and you can reach around ak-style and send the bolt home. On a NRCH, the charging handle is always forward, so when you go around and do an ak-style reload, you have to pull it hard down and for an optic sticking out, you'll feel incredible pain racking that thing if it hits. With that said, I haven't had issues with the elcan doing this and I also got the PMM BAD-like lever to do reloads. For a 3k rifle, I feel they should have built in some sort of bolt release for either side but that is just me. Take the LMT lowers that have an excellent right side bolt release that helps left-handed people but also right handed people to release the bolt very easily.
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  2389. I guess the good news is if you do end up never finding any sort of relationship that you'll experience a very short and painful life as oppose to waiting for a very long time. I'm about to turn 40 myself and I never found any sort of relationship in my life. Some good friends here and there and some moments of happy events but otherwise mostly alone. I plan to minimize possession just as I go into old age that I don't have to worry about where my stuff will go after I pass and I won't be too attached to anything worldly.
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  2390. They arrested him for no reason and when he tried to defend himself from these thugs they say they are justified in murdering him.
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  2391. Well I do hope this is a real statement and not a fake story. If so, please let us know your condition as of today. It's been 3 weeks and you should have gotten over the covid-19 by now.
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  2392. Ruth Irwin that’s good to hear
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  2393. I voted for Trump myself but the fact he's using Elon to handle the DOGE really baffles me. It is clear Elon bought into that position and is going full corporate in there looking at raw numbers as opposed to the fact that he's firing a lot of people. However, I don't think a probationary worker could be considered a "life long" federal worker.
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  2394.  @Will-m2t9l  ummm no, I remember building PCs back then wasn't as intuitive as it was today. Problem was most of the MB and PSU were garbage and caused the PC to randomly turn off or reset. Then there was the whole jumper bios thing you had to do which was so silly and hard. Today you can buy a much better PSU and MB and get way better performance over any factory built PC.
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  2395. She's officially confirmed dead today, 10/30. The Israel president came to say they found her remains and that she is confirmed dead. So she was never at a hospital and that those people on the truck either killed her or were going to.
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  2396. From what I read it started off as a legit business that he bought. Then it opened up a line of credit that he otherwise wouldn’t have had so he bought all these police-like gear. His business been on the decline ever since but now it is permanently closed due to him being in prison and I’m not sure how much he owes his creditors. It’s a sure bet he’s probably not going to be doing this when he gets out or he’ll be doing it at a much lesser capacity. I think he left it to his mom to liquidate everything and get back as much as he can to pay it all back.
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  2397. This is what your criminal justice reform looks like.
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  2398. I notice liberals love gag orders. I wonder what percent were disappointed to learn it’s not what they thought?
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  2399. I love how these news story go. They talk about how "dangerous" it is then at the end says a lot of campuses ban the type of pyramid. So basically it's a non-worry.
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  2400.  @dmvo_johnny757 you’re right a black dude calling on a black dude is like a big no no on the streets.
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  2401.  @theleperking9301  they tried to do it in America but had it not been for the gop we’d be living in similar conditions as the communist china.
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  2402. The guy hates middle class. He wants poor and rich. Poor people to vote for him for handouts and rich people to control them.
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  2403. Before it was a "conspiracy theory" that the left's agenda is to get as many people dependent on the government. It's dictatorship 101 that happened in nearly every country before. Iran was a utopia for libs back in the 1970s where many praised the country's openness to women and workers rights. It was a gotcha by the ruling party that showed its true face once they had total control. Once they took over the very same women were brutally executed to make others completely cover themselves. Workers rights? None.
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  2404. Yes, he was very happy. Wanted the other guy to dance happy but he was like I can't dance. And he's like sure you can dance, look let me teach ya. And he pulled out a pistol and cap him in the legs and he started hopping and he was like see, you're dancing and he's like wow thanks what a happy fun time at chic-fil-a.
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  2405. It kind of makes me wonder if this is a common thing across cults? Where they attempt to do something that fails but incredibly disturbing? Like how often it happens across the US? And other countries?
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  2406.  @Tsukuyomi28 lol
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  2407.  @chrisw685 there’s a lot of brainwashing and propaganda going too and all media and news are controlled by the state. Recently a teen was sentenced to to death by cannon for having South Korean pop music. So they are very serious about controlling the population
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  2408. If you look at the building the outside portion is supported by legs. I wonder if that side of building had the legs as well? If so, maybe a car hit it or somehow it was weakened by a re-construction or something? Big thing I notice in zoom in shots of the remaining half, you'll notice it is supported by legs but it has a huge crack on the top portion. I wonder if that just gave way? If the entire building was poorly constructed, I feel the entire building would have collapse not just the outside portion. Seems like a support problem to me. Either way, I think if that happens to be the case, there should be a national law in how buildings are inspected to ensure all support material is in good standing and well built.
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  2409. The problem is that it comes down to intentions. The ATF determined that you violate the NFA's full auto definition because you had the intention to violate it, but under the definition of NFA the weapon is not a full auto because you still have to pull the trigger, and then release it to reset the trigger to fire another round. With that said, I would agree that anyone who has a bump stock is in fact trying to go around the law but I think the way the dem would word this is would effectively ban semi-autos without anyone really understanding what is going on and due to how the SOCTUS worded their ruling, the proposed law, if passed, would effectively be upheld in future appeals. I do not believe the SCOTUS handed the 2A community a win as much as people are thinking.
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  2410. That would quite possibly be one of the craziest funeral services ever. It's like they're burying someone, and now they got some more people to bury! Not only that Seagal cremated someone against their wishes.
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  2411.  @transportationland6395 simple, because the Amish guy is living his life whereas a bicyclist is just being a jerk.
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  2412. No not really. I do see how they make it appear to have more meat and fillings than what you're actually given. Plus they're attacking two items on the menu, the crunch wrap and the pizza, both of which showed a lot more on TV/Posters than what you actually get. I don't think I ever bought a Big Mac and thought it was way less than the advertisement. Even their cheeseburger doesn't look like the pictures in anyway, but you certainly didn't think it was less in size or toppings.
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  2413.  @rvfinder7997  or he caused the landing gears to malfunction such as lowering them while at full speed could damage the landing gears. My guess is he felt he caused the damage and he felt his career was over. He was only 23 so he's just starting off his career. The other plausible situation is the landing gear malfunctioned and the manual mechanical override was in the back of the plane. Perhaps he accidentally somehow fell out of the plane while doing this.
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  2414. One word: Biden. The guy caused this country to go down the shitter.
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  2415. People are comparing this with the Rittenhouse case but here’s a fun fact: had neither of them had videos of their actions the verdict would have been the opposite. Rittenhouse would have been found guilty and these racists would have gotten away with murder. The videos are powerful and bypass any witness testimony in both cases since the evidence is clear.
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  2416. Funny thing is when the Capitol Rioters stormed the gate, they all fled and armed guards stayed behind to protect them. The average citizen in one of their "fighting for their lives" BLM terrorist can go into a private business, loot, steal, and do whatever they want with the shop keeper because he can't protect himself or his business or his livelihood. If the dems want to ban people's right to protect themselves, maybe they should make it to where each individual law maker who votes in favor of the such a bill be held accountable for anyone who dies as a result.
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  2417. The problem is if you get mail at the house and stayed more than a certain number of days most states will consider it that you had an agreement with the landlord and that the eviction process comes into play. Usually at most squatters will stay 30-45 days after the court order to evict but since this happened during Covid they were able to stay for more than a year.
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  2418.  @starlightrocks7  well no. During the pandemic many states were delaying evictions. I had a case with someone who did not pay his last month and just left the house. I had to wait nearly a year and half but once the court papers were in the tenant called and offered to pay a partial that I accepted.
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  2419. Imagine if an 18 year old working at retail job goes to a bank and is able to secure a 100k limit credit card. They can spend it as much as they want and as wide as they want to. That's predatory lending because they know that student would probably not be able to pay it but on top of that, if they miss just 1 payment they could lose their ability to ever get a loan for a car, a house, or anything else. So they'll be locked into paying back this debt for a large part of their life. Does it fall solely on the individual? Perhaps a large amount of fault goes to the individual for making a poor decision but on top of that it falls on the lending company for locking in such a young customer who may not understand what he's getting into. Student loans are probably this country's biggest scam and legal method of predatory lending. It takes an average person 20+ years to pay it off and that could mean they can't afford a house or anything else during that time as they pay it down. When you apply for a student loan, you can apply for amounts far larger than your tuition and on top of that the lending company rarely looks at your degree program as viable or not. They just give you the money, and as soon as you graduate or leave school, that's when you start paying it back for nearly half your life. Bigger than a mortgage and you get little to no return as if you pay it all off, you don't get anything new or different other than being out of a fairly large debt that you made as a young individual.
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  2420. I got around to actually watching this movie. I notice Seagal always look like he wants to leave but at the same time he's standing around acting all tough and talking like he's a tough guy. I never seen something so silly before.
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  2421. okay
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  2422. Maybe but it's probably more so profit driven than just someone crazy. Delivery it by this day or you won't get your bonus or something.
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  2423.  @Stubbies2003  I’ll be honest and say I hope I’m wrong. Even a different dem president would be good but not ideal. He’s very incompetent but as I said he’s the best possible leader they can push out and that in itself is concerning.
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  2424. That guys behavior is just off the charts. Keeps a loaded gun near children they shoot it then he shoots it and he acts all silly and serious. Honestly I don’t get why people like this get to have children.
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  2425.  @phillipg1331  why do you feel dominio owes their workers more money after they invested money to have them replaced with cheaper automated labor? It's supposed to be a cheap labor source, not a career option. As I said the best time to have a revolution would have been in the 80s and 90s. That was literally the last chance you had but at those tmes teenagers were mostly working these jobs and they all went off to elsewhere and not stayed. The problem with complaining about living wages these days is that dominio and other places will simply replace their workforce with better, more friendly automated that only needs minimal maintenance. I know it sucks but reality is that we shouldn't be forcing these companies to give better wages but instead making education and training affordable so that people don't have to rely on these low wage, unskilled jobs. That should be the real focus but everyone wants the now, now now.
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  2426. What if in reality that cat attacked the dog because he's like, "No that's mine! I'm the one that gets to attack that!"
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  2427.  @kimleone5496 yes that’s what I was coming here to say. Most pensions have a bit that you can’t have a felony. So basically he lost his chance for a decent retirement post release.
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  2428. For the state wide races yes, but for the house and senate, they draw a district map that's usually done by the majority in power and they usually draw it such that they would always win. @allentruitt8632 
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  2429.  @vert740  mmhmm what’s next in this fictional story? Eugene designed a toilet and said to his plumber, “hey you think we should design the crapper to explode crap upwards or should it flush downwards into the sewer?” He went with the later. Read up on history!
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  2430.  @robertlamey7612  he said it will “blow up” in his exact words. As I said the design of it blowing gas into the mag well is unintentional and comes with the design. It’s not unique to ar15s but anything with a mag well near the chamber. Gas will take the path of least resistance and in all cases of over pressure the gas usually vents out of the mag well. It’s not something Eugene came up with and not something unique to ar. Just that you’d see more videos of it happening on ARs because it draws views.
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  2431. I find this somewhat hard to believe. Because if the store failed to ring it up, and you walk out, then there are plenty of case laws to back it up that you do not owe the store any money. On top of that, legally speaking Walmart cannot search your property for items and you can walk out without doing the check. Of course, they might harass you and call the PD on you but ultimately that is not an admission of guilt and it is up to the PD to determine if you are charged with any sort of crime.
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  2432.  @Nowayyy2003  not really. But it sounds like it does for you. I didn’t even voted last November. We’re screwed.
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  2433. If one of them was named Dillon he could be like, "What happened to you Dillon? You used to be someone I could trust."
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  2434.  @clololown  perhaps but all I know is nobody is going to prank the OP. It’s just too sad and not fun. Kinda like kicking a hobo wearing shoes that’s too small and he got his toes sticking out of it like sandals.
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  2435.  @9Greyskies yeah true there were so much damaging evidence against her that it became less about burden of proof but rather explaining it differently that sounds believable.
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  2436. It's like that movie Predator when Ahnold and team discovered the guys from Ft Bragg. Skinned! Something is very off with Ft Bragg indeed!
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  2437. I don't know. I live in Virginia and I'm thinking next year they're going to pass the AWB. The only reason it hasn't in the past 2 years is because the governor veto it.
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  2438. Do you know if this is a civil or a criminal lawsuit that's about to happen? In a criminal lawsuit, they bring charges against Conor and determine if he's guilty. They would never ask him to pay the victim any money. On a civil case though, yes money sum could be asked because normally you say someone did something to you and monies is owed. So it's unclear thus far exactly what is going on here.
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  2439. It does sound odd to me but this is New York so I wouldn't be surprised if the local DA was very anti-2A and would make anyone using a firearm for self-defense as criminal as possible.
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  2440. Maybe it'll be like that episode of Walker Texas Ranger where that guy kidnapped that kid and they went home to play street fighter.
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  2441.  @naudel3624  pay attention. Biden didn’t say that. He said if you heard random noises at night to tell your wife to grab a double barrel shotgun and shoot two blasts into the air.
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  2442. Disagree. No matter how feminine a woman is or how independent she is the fact is love predates language and intelligence. Every female no matter how hard she tries is hard coded to respond to a confident and assertive guy. Point is she can’t see that online. So the truth is the day guys stop simping online dating profiles and go out and meet actual women that’ll be the day the world changes back to the way it was for millions of years.
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  2443. You can’t lock someone up for what they may do. There are plenty of dui people who never do it again after the first time. It’s not a fun game to spend a month in jail or have your license revoked for a while.
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  2444. He’s not exactly a great compass either. In all of his movies, he would go around harming and killing people who had nothing to do with the plot or were innocent workers or bystanders. He rarely actually gets the main bad guy at the end of the film. The fact he can’t even write a coherent script of him getting the bad guys I’m not surprised he’s unable to see the wrongness in real life.
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  2445.  @itsyaboimirage3473 comparatively you can equate russia invasion like that of US state deciding not to be part of the USA any longer. In the past it happened a few times and each case the military was sent and captured again. The only problem really is that Ukraine borders Europe so NATO and USA are both seeing it as a potential treat given they could easily use Ukraine as a staging front for an invasion. The costly war is only because Russia is trying to keep Ukraine intact rather than destroying it. Also just as equally China is watching because they want to reclaim Taiwan as well. With USA backing up and the fact the military weapons and systems are working will make it impossible for China to be successful. So in a way checks and balances are happening.
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  2446. In usa you can go anywhere meet anyone. Yet in communist China they do this yet covid is spreading worse than anywhere else with less restrictions.
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  2447. Warning shots are extremely dangerous. It's not like how the daily show is making it out like. It's socialist propaganda to teach people to believe in movies and celebrities as if criminals will obey after a "warning shot." Each bullet is potentially lethal and dangerous.
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  2448.  @Stinkmeaner420  oh sorry I was holding up my mirror for a second and you must’ve seen yourself.
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  2449. She probably did this hundreds of times in the past and just then she had a lapse in judgement and this tragedy occurred. I'm guessing she was probably having a long day at work and just wanted it to be over and it was her last group and just wanted to take a picture and be done with it.
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  2450. Smart man.
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  2451. Does anyone know if those buildings that look untouched are indeed untouched by the fire? I find it amazing that it looks like some of them are okay but they are right smack in the middle of everything else burnt down around it. I'm thinking that from a aerial view maybe the brick/concrete is remaining but the inside is actually gone.
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  2452.  @cbrreezzyy69  the scammer used a Uber to have her go from her house to the bank to withdraw then from the bank to the converter. The bank should have immediately felt it was strange someone withdrawing 40k in cash when historically they never did. The scammer in this case was posing as a bank stating she was going to lose her account unless she withdrew and transferred it to the crypto.
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  2453. Just think 2 years ago Trump asked Ukraine to investigate into Hunter. Congress in the US decided to try to impeach Trump stating that it’s a conspiracy theory.
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  2454. A lot of her moves seemed like her moving her legs into position instead of "flowing" like the other dancers. I think since breakdancing is so new, the olympics committee in Australia probably went to the universities to determine what they needed to do. I think with her "impressive" resume, they probably figure she knew what she was doing and what it took.
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  2455. I think this is twisting his words. He didn't say ignore the social distancing rules. Instead he's saying don't live in fear and isolation, which he's right about. You can die from any number of things in this life, and coronavirus is no different. That doesn't mean you should live your life in fear and isolation. It's unfortunate that he died by the very thing he said don't fear but then again you probably already seen and heard about the very thing you will die from someday.
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  2456. I wonder if anyone asked Jill if she still has that double barrel shotgun that Joe claims she has? And how many times she randomly went outdoors to blast it into the air randomly to scare off people?
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  2457. Let's say 10 years from now they find the vaccine causes cancer or heart problems. Are all the drug companies ready for a class action suit against them? Videos like these, the government mandates, and so forth will be played out in front of the jury when they decide on the settlement amount. On average it is several hundred millions but I suspect due to the large amount of people it'll be in the billions if not hundred of billions.
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  2458.  @johnandrewserranogarcia7223  Chances are he has a prior felony so the officers searching his hotel would have located the guns. It would be prison time regardless so he probably did a last ditch effort.
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  2459. I do believe that if there was an actual invasion that his military leaders would quickly abandon him. I also believe that a lot of things he's presenting are completely fake and non-working. Like that spy satellite or the submarine fired cruise missiles. Just seem like the scientists faked the launches and capabilities and once an actual invasion happen, he'll quickly find out nothing works and everyone escapes to China.
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  2460. Disagree. They do in fact love and cherish him. The thing is they're taught at a very young age that their leaders and government are to be obeyed and that they are looking out for their best interest but require absolute obedience from everyone. @davidroberts1187 
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  2461.  @fritzmiller9792  duty to retreat applies to situations outside of your home. Castle doctrine overrides most duty to retreat clauses as your home is considered where you would be the safest.
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  2462. You give a man a mask and he’ll show you his true face. That applies here. He wasn’t happy about who he was so he essentially got a mask and felt like he could hide his true self from the world.
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  2463.  @9877joseph  there are a couple of military reports you can find online regarding MPs who had the weapon go off in the holster. They drew the conclusion that it fired by itself without anything touching it. I don't think it was marines specifically but guards at the gates of bases.
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  2464. Watching it again you fired a round then it exploded before you even pulled the trigger. Somehow the round either blew up before it even went into the chamber. I wonder if there was a burr or stuck fire pin that caused it? Glad you’re okay though.
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  2465. It's also the perfect cover story. Whoever did it could have foreseen it, especially a professional hit. It would throw the police investigation off course because they'd spend time trying to figure out the connection between the Mallory Beach's family and wouldn't find anything and by the time they start the investigation from the start evidence and witnesses would be long forgotten.
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  2466. They always said he use his head.
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  2467. It used to be a job you got while in high school but these days people think it’s a career.
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  2468. I love how everyone is like an expert on deep dives and how pressure works and all that. Even this dude. Nobody bothered to read the reports or anything.
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  2469.  @shenanigans2749  regardless cnn and cbs both bring on “experts” who now say there is a surge and new variants will be rampant. So since they’re so concerned about us why weren’t they concerned in December 2019 when the so-called “lying” trump said not to worry? Shouldn’t they brought in experts to say trump is wrong and this will turn into a pandemic?
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  2470.  @shenanigans2749  But you see you're trying to be political about it. What I'm getting at is CNN makes it out like they're the noble people who go after the bad politicians and call them out. Now I'm not saying right-wing media like Fox is innocent in all this. But what I am getting at is that CNN and CBS are both trying to scare us into believing there will be this "3rd wave" of coronavirus by bringing on all these experts. Keep in mind right now this is AFTER Trump and for all intent and purpose, CNN is supposed to act like all will be resolved now with Biden in office. Instead they're trying to scare us. What if in mid-December a CNN reporter asked Trump about the covid-19, he tells the reporter it's going to be over and there will be no issues. So the report says, "Hmm, that's strange. I'm going to dig into this." He comes on air, tells us that, "Hey look Trump is lying to you. This is big time, they're going to have to close the airports, closed the borders, etc or else we're going to have a lot of deaths on our hands." But nope, none of that happens. After the fact CNN and CBS act like they're all noble watching our backs and warning us about a new variant like it's going to be worst than the last one. Yeah right. Nice try CNN, and CBS. Ain't going to work.
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  2471. After watching Raygun's performance at the Olymics, I can see why a lot of people are questioning how she managed to get selected and got to go. However, in her defense, I don't think the olympics really set it up like the other performances. A good example might be like skateboard where you have to perform a certain number of tricks to continue. In that sense, I think Australia selecting Raygun is probably based on good intentions but it's clear she was not at the same level as everyone else at the same event. However the olympics will make it clearer on what they're expecting from the event like maybe they could base on how they perform headstands, or one arm holds, etc and how it flows with the rest of the dance.
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  2472.  @raelene6711  okay Dr disrespect
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  2473. When I was in Korea, we went to Jeju Island and I remember my cousin wanted us to go visit this Island that had a ferry that only left certain hours in the day. We had to take a flight back to Deagu the following day. Remember the Asian culture on respecting superiors and how workers would rather avoid punishment or questioning their superiors, I decided not to board the ferry out of caution of missing the flight and being stuck on the island. I also don't trust doctors there too and it was confirmed when my late Korean uncle passed away after a simple ear infection. I'm not sure what they gave him and I asked a few doctors here about it and they weren't sure either. So yeah I would avoid using anything that might have serious issues.
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  2474. The kid does bring up a good point. The entire objective is to get as much views as possible and he got that by doing exactly what he did.
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  2475. Let’s bus all the migrants to NY!
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  2476. I mean there are plenty of US citizens who get locked up for silly things. It's amazing that Biden admin decides to prioritize this only because she is a celeb and not just any sort of celeb but one who is outspoken about being against USA and standing for the national anthem. The fact is a lot of people just don't want her to be freed or if she is, that they also do the same for people locked up for the same charges in the USA.
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  2477. The only way god is not evil is if this life doesn’t matter. That we are merely “souls” inside this squishy wiring and we are only limited to the understanding of our prison. That would be the only way where once we depart we see the truth beyond what we can see today. That would be the only possible way god is not evil because then it would explain that the world is just the world and whatever happens in it just happens.
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  2478.  @turnne I think both networks should change their tune but cnn is the worst of it in my opinion since they’re trying to make people feel doom and gloom like it’s the end of democracy.
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  2479. But that is no different than divorce for centuries.
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  2480. You voted for him. So why are you so surprised?
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  2481. The ruling wasn’t even about that. The ruling is that the president cannot use tax payer money without congress approval. The entire thing has to get Congress approval. The fact aoc failed to push that through sort of tells me there an ulterior motive here.
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  2482. It's fake news man. The bridge was even paved? And have a nice little walk way through it? Come on.
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  2483. I seen a video of an IDF airstrike that knocked out an entire structure that looked like an apartment building. I wonder how many women, children, and innocent people were crushed to death? Their bodies completely mangled from the destruction? Why is it that Hamas is bad when they show a video of their attacks but likewise it's the same whenever IDF strikes but just not reported on media because CNN can't go there?
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  2484. The lady at 5:44 in the purple jacket. I watched her the whole day and she was pretty mean and bitter and blamed everyone. The big reason Kamala lost was because they kept calling Trump voters bad.
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  2485.  @MajesticalHonky  funny coming from a parrot that repeats back everything that cnn said and even knows there's a change in management.
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  2486.  @ritacook1748  I don't think God is in any sort of control. If he is then he has a very funny way of showing that he's in control. It's also strange that you have to die before he can bless you with anything. Don't you find that odd? That the entire bible is based on the condition that you die, then somehow god blesses you more but only if you somehow "let him take control" of your mortal life to live out whatever purpose he had for you that you don't know of yet somehow it'll play out somehow someday in some way but he won't tell you until you're dead about what it was but maybe not because nothing in the bible really describes anything that god might do for you after death?
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  2487.  @ritacook1748  but nothing in the Bible seems to indicate the devil has any play with people or the afterlife. Matter of fact I don’t think there’s a passage about hell and even with that god says one day he’s going to reunite even the bad people into heaven in the book of revelation. Get this though the condition is upon death. I also doubt voting for Biden is going to get you on gods “good side” if you believe his speech.
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  2488.  @MajesticalHonky  and here you are on a video platform. You think you got smart because you read the auto caption? Is that what they taught you on CNN? That real dems read captions and don't listen to audio when watching YouTube. I feel like maybe Brian Stelter might have told you that.
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  2489.  @MajesticalHonky  you don’t know who he is yet you think people suck who support him? Nice try Mr Cnn watcher.
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  2490.  @MajesticalHonky  funny coming from someone who doesn't watch CNN and talks about using proper pronouns and describes himself as someone who reads, not watch, news stories. All of which are featured prime time on CNN. Even uses hashtags, which originates from Twitter and Tumbler, all liberal platforms made famous on CNN. Even when Twitter was bought by a non-liberal, CNN still talked about it nonstop.
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  2491.  @MajesticalHonky  yeah, and let me guess you go to malls and write letters to the management about how they need gender neutral bathrooms because you don't associate yourself as a "male." And you get offended because you hate it so much. Also, it appears that you're trying to do what CNN tells you to do: focus on the non-issue when confronted with a hard topic. That's CNN 101 taught at all liberal universities out there. Also, note how you don't say what your gender is, other than what you're not. Most liberals are taught that they should talk about what they are not, instead of what they are that way they can be outraged. Another CNN talking point by Anderson Cooper, you must be pen pals.
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  2492.  @MajesticalHonky  see that’s the problem with liberals. He thinks the world revolves around them. Your comments are hidden too. Well most of them. Seems like your cnn 101 projects aren’t working very well. First you were a boy but now a “female” who thinks his comments are all showing.
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  2493.  @MajesticalHonky  oooh you’re so edgy that you don’t care your own posts are hidden only mine as if somehow im supposed to be offended. Also since you were born non-binary your mother was offended you came out as a boy and immediately changed you to a girl. Joey Biden got your back too he’s going to cover your transformation costs.
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  2494.  @MajesticalHonky  I probably am an idiot but at least I don’t self identify myself as this man-girl that read news stories but watches YouTube videos then blast out random comments at people about off topics stuff.
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  2495.  @MajesticalHonky  oh now you're trans? First you were a dude, then a non-dude, then a female, then now a trans. What's next on this list of pronouns neutral paths you're going to go with?
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  2496. You can really have it all but still have nothing.
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  2497. What's really going to piss you off is that he was already out on bail for running over his wife and shooting someone. Now he's out on bail again. His bail was set to $1000. It's a new law in Wisconsin that basically says people shouldn't be paying for bail because they could lose their job or their house so they let people like this out on the streets to cause more pain and destruction. Let's go Brandon, let's go Wisconsin!
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  2498. The problem is even though Seagal was trying to be noble, it's essentially what he did given all that happened. He disobeyed a direct order to stand by, he went in shooting wildly into a room, then ordered the strike anyways, then as the strike came, he decides to pull this girl that he's the cause of.
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  2499. He was coming from his astronaut graduation party where you applied tough physic calculations to land on mars. NASA will surely miss him.
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  2500.  @radrabbit011  yeah that’s the way I understand it as well. I would advise people against going to a lawyer for law advice because they generally get paid by the hour so they’re going to try and drag your case out. I’m betting this lady would charge her client the standard $250 consultation fee just to ask her if you need a lawyer or not.
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  2501. I disagree. Why should you go to school, get good grades, and accomplish what with it? A lot of CEOs were C average students during school. Even Einstein was thought to have learning difficulties when he was little. A lot of my peers who made 6 figures tend to graduate from a community college. An A+ in school just means you're good at memorizing things, but I've been to interviews where people put on their resume straight As 4.0 GPA and they can't even answer a simple question on why something is a best practice.
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  2502.  @dicarlo57 right the entire conspiracy is a second shooter which this video tries to say the shots could be pulled off but the conspiracy was a second shooter on the grassy knoll. The only conclusive way really is to do an autopsy but I doubt they’ll dig up his body.
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  2503. Problem is she's a sure win for November. She's viewing this as a one-off. Problem is if she's winning by 1 point or something like that, it would make sense she should be worried. But the fact is she's winning by a pretty good margin so she's seeing it that people like the way she behaves.
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  2504.  @steveb-c7703  think of it this way. If Texas said they were no longer part of usa and the USA decided to invade with a military would you be against it? Think cnn will be on their side?
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  2505. It's important to note that getting fired is a lot different than getting laid off where one allows you to file for unemployment.
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  2506.  @kennethmays8059 even if she chanced upon a burning kid that’s not really criminal if all she did was took pictures of him while he’s on fire. She’s a bad person for sure but certainly not criminal. If all she did was watched and took pictures and said bad things that’s not criminal and in fact anyone who drove past and saw the smoke or even the commotion are just as guilty then and just as criminal. No, I think she’s responsible for the actual fire somehow which is why she was arrested and her sharing the picture is icing on the cake as far as her rotten personality and the fact she not only caused the fire but also shared the result of it.
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  2507. It's fake news, man. It's a trick designed to get people to stay home thinking Joe is going to lose anyway.
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  2508. No grammar too.
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  2509. How would an umpire determine who comes "next?" He just calls the shots.
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  2510. I'm thinking he has something he doesn't want to be brought to light given the publicity in this case.
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  2511. It's a sure bet that Democrats be driving Ice Cream trucks through here on election day giving out Ballots and free Ice Cream. Probably coach them through who to vote and what to write down. Let's be realistic here, this is how Democrats stay in power. They create a massive amount of people dependent on the government, get them to vote, and tell them how to vote.
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  2512. Yes I have a press and I never thought to do things like in this video.
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  2513.  @sd1660  I did watch the trial and honestly I still have no idea what he did wrong exactly. Plus even the person who supposedly got the money wasn't very convincing in terms of explaining how it all went down or anything.
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  2514.  @Autohagiographer23  a unanimous verdict is what I think should be the main change. The judge instructed the jurors that they did not need ALL to agree on it only that a good ratio of them to find him guilty. Would you find it fair if you went on a trial and you hear the judge tell your jurors that? You know you'd be screwed.
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  2515.  @Autohagiographer23  and as you said you just took it for someone’s else word too. He actually spoke it. Right from his mouth.
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  2516.  @Autohagiographer23  searched what? CNN? Anyway I’m not in either side. I’m not voting for any of these clowns. Biden is going to cause ww3 and Trump will just cause a clown circus. However even I can see got thrown under the bus and the judge told the jurors to vote partially.
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  2517. I don't buy into the whole sub safety concerns that many people bring up. I think the sub is perfectly safe and that everyone is just blowing it all up like, "I told ya! I told ya!" Nothing is perfect but I HIGHLY doubt that the sub owner's would go into it and go underwater with something that he's cutting corners with especially after all these years.
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  2518. I feel these researches are inconclusive for a reason. Same reason why oil companies tend to have inconclusive data on researching green house effect.They have billions of dollars and any time a research comes out to say their stuff is bad, they can equally push out billions more in advertising and push out misleading researches to counter said research. The best, most common sense approach is to avoid soda when you can. I have been a huge Diet Soda drinker for about the last 24 years. I'm a bit of an excessive drinker and yes, I started to noticed I couldn't breathe, exercising a lot but no weight loss, high blood pressure, fat around the belly, extreme bloating feeling, etc, etc. I couldn't figure it out because whenever I would research about diet soda, I couldn't get anything conclusive. I just thought maybe I am eating too much or eating the wrong food or something. Then I just decided to ditch all diet soda. Kept eating what I was eating before. Massive headache for days, weeks, until finally I broke through and felt a heck of a lot better. Better than ever before and I started to notice a lot of improvements with my life. So I don't know. You can say whatever you want about my experience with Diet Soda, but overall, after stopping, I feel a lot better and things just started to work.
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  2519. Indeed. The only thing I'm thankful is that Cruz is remaining in prison with the verdict that was given. I do understand that the judge was emotional and like any normal person she found Cruz disgusting. She should have waited until the guilty verdict came, then she is open to laying down the law on that clown and even calling him out for his actions. But she did it well before and as such that showed bias and that is bad when you're considered innocent until proven guilty.
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  2520. News flash: many people don't like Korea split into two. When I was in South Korea, it seems like many people want to unify Korea into one country but I think some people would be okay under a communist rule. Keep in mind, the entire cause of the split is due to infighting. Prior to WW2, Korea was ruled mercilessly by Japan. Japan was able to invade the country due to infighting between the kings and leadership with many of the leadership wanting Japan to rule them. Korea has a history of bad politics and people are rarely courageous enough to go against their own government because many of them believe in their government and leadership. So I completely disagree with this statement. I do believe some people might dislike him but I suspect that reality if the country was one, we'd find that many Koreans would be happy to have a unified country more so their own personal freedom. Going against the government is not something they have or willing to do. They are generally mercilessly executed. The entire split was only thanks to the USA where many didn't even cared enough about communist coming because the country was poor and unable to fight. If it wasn't for the USA, the country would probably be communist and locked out frm the world.
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  2521.  @LuckyStar-k9c  Well no, but very rarely a civil suite involves anything outside of money or division of property. The criminal portion is already done but the civil courts can only decide on money so the idea is you make a harmful impact on their income to compensate for the loss of life. Since the person is dead, the estate would have to pay out a large portion of it to the plaintiffs. Basically there is no way in a civil or even a criminal court to force someone to apologize for something. You either have to pay a fine, go to prison, or face a civil lawsuit where you pay money.
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  2522.  @LuckyStar-k9c  Isn't that true before? From what I understand the kid only way out was that he had an influential parent that allowed him to get off criminal charges. So I'm not sure what changed? Him being dead is irrelevant since he never applied.
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  2523.  @LuckyStar-k9c  how so? He doesn’t make any money and relies on his parents income. If he has to “pay” some thing it’s a sure bet mom and dad would cover it. No court in this world would force only you to pay for something. So no he won’t be held accountable. The fact he was killed is the only accountability he had in his entire life.
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  2524.  Juanita Schmittle  they already gave the world Covid so they already launched a chemical warfare.
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  2525.  @AMC2283  problem is that’s all I could conclude since no woman wants me. I just wish I could have a choice and make a conclusion one way.
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  2526.  @AMC2283  eh I heard that one a million times before. I asked a lot of girls out and they all said no in some way. I’m not sure what is wrong with me but it looks like I don’t really have a choice but to stay single.
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  2527.  @GameChanger597  no such thing as a evil person. She's probably a very loving person and her husband probably never knew he was poisoned by his own wife. She probably has a mental health issue and she thought it would be a good fit to play this grieving widow.
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  2528.  @dandymaiden  probably wouldn’t go to their house or drink anything that’s for sure. I would also not want them over unattended in the kitchen.
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  2529. He's not in terrible shape for someone who is in his 60s, at the time of this movie. It's just that if he wants a character with the background he's going for, then yeah, he's out of place completely.
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  2530.  @powerplayer75  it’s the worst time to quit too in the age of automation and robots. Had the pandemic happened 20 years ago dominos might have been willing to listen to the higher pay demands.
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  2531. I'm planning to vote for him. He's pretty funny and I can relate to him. Trump won't do any better but it's better to have a few laughs while we see the country go down the crapper.
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  2532. I remember seeing the names and ages and saw same last name ages 35 and 37 and when I heard this child I immediately thought of them. It turned out to be them and I am so sadden by this news. They look like a lovely couple and a wonderful child. Hope that kid grows up okay and doesn’t remember this event.
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  2533.  @eduardopadilla9958 and it all started the day mommy bought little Johnny his first cell phone.
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  2534. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
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  2535. Because YouTube has a length policy.
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  2536. They show this every year, lol. Some dude comes on talk about how he was sitting down watching CNN, then how he was like, "OMG!" Then how he's about to switch parties and all. I think in the backroom of CNN, they must think this will convince people to switch parties. Like we're going to relate to this guy.
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  2537. They're brainwashed and communist, you tell me?
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  2538. Can’t hear it over da choppa blades.
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  2539.  @rakshify  Sorry but I think you're confused by my response. I wasn't defending her. She was horrible but all I'm saying is given that there's no specifics in the olympics, it made sense they didn't know who to pick. I think a lot better breakdancers got passed simply because they couldn't see the talent. Imagine if grandpa watched breakdancing videos and he'd probably think his grandson is the best there is.
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  2540.  @danieltan2270  yeah it reminded me of that king of the hill episode where Bobby became that clown and his teacher was this college professor who had some idea of what a clown was like but no one thought it was funny or even got the “jokes.”
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  2541. She's supposed to be impartial to both sides and insuring that the defense gets a fair trial. Our constitution protects individuals who commit crimes and ensure that they get a fair hearing. While it is understandable that Cruz no doubt did the crime and no doubt should be punished, the judge is not supposed to be against him. She's very lucky this wasn't a death penalty case as it would have no doubt allowed Cruz to get off free on a mistrial because the judge was obviously biased. I'm all for punishing criminals but a judge shouldn't be on anyone's side since this is a case that is set in front of 12 jurors who need to make a wise decision. Lucky for her they did and that can be upheld.
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  2542. I think a lot of people think that the courts meant vaccines are not mandatory. That is a false analysis of the ruling. The ruling is that Joey violated the 10th amendment by issuing orders to the states on how to handle their business. Courts will uphold any ruling by a state that requires the vaccine since the Jacobson v. Massachusetts in early 1900s affirm that states have a right to regulate their health and is not violating any sort of rights. Point is, Joey would have to go through the legislation and/or states will have to manage it themselves.
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  2543. Just imagine how angry the guy that got ripped off would be? I mean he could go with any number of pretty women who would be happy to take his money and probably give a lot more than just running off with it.
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  2544. Of course she wouldn't want to do that. She's trying to politicize this so that she can get the votes in November hoping they won't lose congress.
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  2545. I'm going to put it out there that I doubt her grandma is living like that. Instead, I believe she's living a luxury life since AOC won. I brought it up in other videos but AOC only got 150k votes from her district. That's a pretty good feat, in its own respect, but she represents the entire American thought pattern. How can that be? It seems like all the top spot democrats won their seat in a very small fraction of voters but somehow represent the entire country and what sort of bills go into place. I just don't understand how politics work that way. Seems like if the democrats want to push their agenda, they can go to these smaller districts to win and once they're "in" they can push their narratives. That's a pretty broken system.
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  2546. The amount of innocent people who died in this movie is rather concerning. I think more people who had nothing to do with it died than those involved. Matter of fact the people involved literally killed themselves and seagal killed everyone else.
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  2547. What about a farmer who has to kill cows and pigs and chickens so you can eat? Think they do it all lovely like? And you just go to the store and pick up the meat and probably eat it worse than these crack addicted monkeys.
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  2548. I don't get it other communists did the same thing like Pelosi and Gavin and they didn't get booted out?
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  2549. I feel like these instant stars tend to be taken advantage of because yes, she wants money, but at the same time so does everyone else.
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  2550. I feel sorry for her. She's obviously someone who used drugs and I imagine that caused her a lot of problems. Hopefully she got the help she needed.
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  2551. I think you misunderstand the type of person who might buy a Hi Point. They're spending, as you said, $150 tops to get that Hi Point. It's very doubtful they are going to go to a training class or gun membership. You bought that Hi Point as a fun gun, rather than a serious item that you plan to use for self-defense. I think someone who buys a Hi Point would be someone not very into guns, might not want to spend a whole lot of money, but just want a pistol "just in case." Very doubtful they're going to clean, maintain it, or do anything beyond probably just shooting it once during the free membership period that a lot of gun shops with ranges might give to new buyers.
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  2552. Even if you buy the cheapest wolf ammo, shooting just 500 rounds would already be the value of your firearm. I can't imagine someone would spend $110 for a pistol, then be willing to spend an equal amount in ammo. The question of why be cheap at that point?
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  2553. It didn't seem too bad to me. He just got up and walked out. He's the dang POTUS so it's not like he has to sit there all nice like as she finishes.
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  2554. I'm reading over the list, and wow, what a haul! She was carrying expensive jewelry, watches, laptops, and various other things of very high value. I would say no doubt it is a ring going on here. It would start at the TSA check in knowing what she had or she had to have opened the bag to retrieve something and someone noticed. That's only assuming she's not scamming the airline herself with all these bogus items in her bag.
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  2555. Green Baret trains people to make explosives too so it makes very little sense that he wouldn't know the encased material and all that to make the desired explosion.
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  2556. The problem is to do with Korean culture, sadly. They're taught to obey authority and to trust them without regard to their own personal safety or common sense. It sounds like what happened was a singer was performing in that section of the street and a high crowd surge results. Seoul PD tried to contain the crowd into the street block but it results in the crushing/stampede that you're seeing. It seems like in each high scale disasters in Korea, it stems from people listening and trusting authority. The previous ferry disaster was a direct result of students listening to a boat captain to return to their cabin despite them noticing water coming in. Had they remained outside on the deck, fishermen nearby would have picked them up or at least a lot less deaths.
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  2557. The cool thing about the A1 is that it came with Fortunate Son soundtrack built into the handguards.
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  2558. We're all traced back to Africia. That's a real fact, not just one made up by California. I think we're all traced to just a handful of ancestors and they're all within the Africa region of the world just before they went off to Europe at the tip of the ice age.  @JustMe-ub9yo 
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  2559. ok warrioroftruth6307 
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  2560. Actually he did and it didn't go anywhere. He should have strapped the entire thing! Like this whole thing ain't going nowhere!
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  2561.  @scottcraig4666  firearm safety rules are not law. Killing someone is.
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  2562.  @NotfromDetroit  it wouldn’t happen to my mother or grandmother cause I told them to never sign anything. Don’t sign a paper and you won’t have any problems. Simple as that. Laws on the contract side not the emotional side. It’s hard to convince a court you did not understood the terms of a contract when you initialed each paragraph and signed a legally binding document.
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  2563.  @hippiebits2071  whatever it is, it's going to take a very long time to resolve and by then who knows what can happen to her, her home, and pretty much everything else. Better to not sign it than to sign it and figure out how to undo it.
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  2564. Man this is starting to become a joke. Also what a POS of a parent would let their 22 year old daughter travel the country with a man known to beat her? Do they not teach her self worth and respect? And then you got this dog the ass hunter now on it.
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  2565. I wonder what the cancel rate is after these kind of events? I know at my gym a trainer ended himself after his mother passed away and it caused a lot of members to leave.
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  2566. They’re probably different news agencies and they have to report to their bosses. If they don’t ask questions then they’ll probably be let go of. Plus remember it’s hard to understand what people are saying when everyone is trying to talk at once. Plus if a news agency reports what another one asked, they could be sued for plagiarism. So they ask their own version of the question so they can write it down in their papers or media and it would 100% be their own.
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  2567.  @geoffreysorkin5774 he probably got pretty good financial advice in his young age. If he took the money he made and put it in as investment into something like real estate or business or whatnot he’s probably much more successful than most people out there. But it has nothing to do with movies though but I’m sure his appearances in movies helped his success.
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  2568.  @geoffreysorkin5774 his net worth is 14 million dollars right now. For under siege which was his best movie probably he only made $5 million dollars from it. Overall it appears his success is from his dojos that he runs and that probably pays for his roles in these movies. It’s hard to know how much he paid into this movie but from what I can tell it costs roughly $20-50k to make these movies which for him is not a lot if he makes one or two every so often. He uses a good publishing company that helps him put these into DTV. So it’s not terribly expensive in terms of his overall worth.
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  2569. @ ha thanks. Though I completely disagree with what Waltz was trying to promote here. The very same shotgun is the one he wants to get rid of. So him acting like a fellow hunter is just nonsensical.
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  2570.  @stonetemplepilot420  the shotgun is a semi auto that is written into most assault weapon bans. The idea behind here is to appeal to hunters and conservatives like he’s just a sensible guy with a gun.
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  2571. I never seen a nice neighborhood or even a nice shopping center. Malls, apartments, businesses or anywhere else. I imagine the carnival cruise probably felt bad when their entire ship turns ghetto.
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  2572. The company is set out of California. So that should explain about 90% of the problem. But it seems crazy because normally lawyers would get 1/3rd of the earning during a case and if you take 1/3 of 8 million, that's quite a lot of money still. So I'm not sure exactly what she was thinking of but I'm guessing the money just got too big for her to not want to do something.
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  2573. They're news reporters, so it is okay. It's only bad when they're pushing an agenda by simply ignoring any sort of knowledge.
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  2574.  @bks6000 yay! high five!
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  2575. I dislike this video for a few reasons. 1) The ladies were not arrogant but just trash talking. The men, naturally do not trash talk the same way towards a woman and naturally don't poke fun at some woman's inability. 2) The women did a lot better than a lot of people are giving credit for. Matter of fact, the dead lift portion, their best one, they really did very well given they were deadlifting 1.25-1.5x their body weight while the men were just dead lifting .8-1x their body weight. 3) I was sort of surprised by the result as well but not by a lot because the events where you're running or pulling heavy weight, strength and weight will always win.
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  2576. Well the OP is partially correct and you're partially correct but both probably not for the reasons you're thinking. Most of the school fundings come from local and state levels which generally grants the school funding by the size. Also, from the federal government, maybe contributing 8% of the total fund, might grant the school more if they are a Title 1 school which means they have to maintain a certain ratio of low income people. It's entirely possible that they must keep a certain number of students in the school to be granted a certain level of funds. So in a way yes, the OP is right that the total population does matter, and the composition of those attending, but you're also right that it is doubtful a public school will not allow someone to enter should they meet the requirements of residency.  @regular204 
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  2577. This breaks my heart in so many ways. I'm nearing 40 and I've been single all my life wanting to get married and start a family. Yet I read stories like this about how bad women can get and even read some of the stories here about how women want to kill their kids make me sort of think why is there such pain in this world? Why is it that I want to be married so important to myself when the world hates that? Seems like life is unfair no matter how it is played.
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  2578. Why is it everyone else’s fault that you didn’t know tubing could be dangerous? Anything water related is dangerous, period. Doesn’t matter how “fun” it was advertised as. Don’t rely on someone who makes minimum wage, maybe below that, to convince you that you’re safe. If he doesn’t own the boat then don’t expect him to even care or know.
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  2579. Isn’t california the same state where most of the democrats say they need police reform but then all the issues they say happen in their own state? If they can’t control it there then how do they expect to control it anywhere else? Maybe we should just make california an independent country and let them do their own thing.
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  2580. One topic no one wants to talk about is the barrel burn out. I would say the ammo is very hot with higher chamber pressure so you're talking about a drastically short barrel life. I wouldn't be surprised this is the main downfall of this rifle as it'll probably burn out in less than 3,000 rounds with comparably you could get 7-14k out of a m4/16. I don't think the burnout would happen so soon as these rifles get deployed. By then the US would be so financially involved in this project that they can't back out and have to either get a new rifle or a new round.
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  2581. I might be the lone voice here, but I see how the CHP officer is frustrated. The traffic is backed up and the fire truck is blocking the road, despite it "protecting" everyone on the scene. Supposed someone else gets in an accident?
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  2582. I was just writing that myself! I didn't see your comment. Yes, you are right that they changed the plot. It's not unusual in a Seagal film though which would explain why many of his DTV's plot are so hard to follow and understand because he would be filming it with one idea, then midway through decide to change up the story. Also the random body doubles being shot doing mundane things like walking is because Seagal rarely stays on set and probably doesn't want to waste time filming mundane things. @qwertythorn756 
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  2583. He's screaming into his pillow.
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  2584.  @patrickmanasco5905  it usually means a spinal cut at the base of the neck and skull. However a significant portion of the head may remain attached to the body but since it’s a main artery you’re talking about dumping blood in a pretty significant rate. He would die pretty quickly if not instantaneously.
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  2585. Even if it is, I would imagine it comes down to training. The dealers are probably instructed to never leave the table no matter what unless their life is in danger. Just too risky for them to leave a table open and having chips, that could be easily taken in mass confusion. I'm sure there is a way for them to radio or flag a guard down and I would imagine that is the big factor in this law suit moving forward or not.
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  2586. Every visit to his office results in him saying, ".... you MFers!...." to some degree.
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  2587. Liberals. Texas should send more migrants over to these cities and hopefully residents can open their eyes on what they’re voting for.
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  2588.  @kmore2766  the guys name is Jesus Manuel Salgado who has been a frequent criminal let go by the california liberal justice system. He now murdered someone that’s very typical for someone with his lengthy records. The left wing media keeping a tight lid on his citizen status though. I’m sure Biden will say he’s just a misunderstood guy coming in looking for work fleeing from his terrifying country.
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  2589.  @michellerobles3904  so it’s racist that an illegal allowed to stay in the USA to commit unlimited crimes so long as they vote for the left? I’m willing to bet the dems would change their tune quickly if illegals were voting for gop instead. You’d see how quickly these kind of stories would change.
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  2590.  @michaelancona2014  the area they know the system of. Yes in that respect he’s native.
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  2591.  @emmel4fun  native to the area being someone who comes and goes and knows how to do crimes. The guy is an illegal immigrant. He has multiple priors but because he votes liberal they’re keeping him there. You can bet he’ll get to vote while in prison only to serve maybe a year or two.
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  2592.  @ginamacdougall9012  you claim being illegal is unimportant then you said only if someone done something… liberal logic right there. He can stay so long as he votes for the left. As soon as he doesn’t back to his country.
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  2593.  @eheheh3263  the media has been quick to try and announce his citizenship quickly right off the bat knowing he’s illegal in the USA committing dozens of crimes. You shouldn’t listen to left leaning news so often.
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  2594. Don't forget the EOTech and Aimpoint will just be dead if something happens to it. Whereas LPVO you can still use it without a battery.
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  2595.  @thomaskitlica5572  but none of the other stars fought each other to prove their stuff so I’m not sure why Seagal had to? So overall it seems like something entirely made up by fans on who would win in a fictional fight. I just think Seagal is staring in unbelievable roles where an out of shape 300 pound man is going around breaking peoples neck with a patty cake slap move. I think if he lose some weight then he’d look the part.
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  2596. Yeah, but let's be honest you didn't look up information, now did ya?
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  2597. Why? It was only worth 700-800 bucks retail. If anything, I think Kyle would best let people think he isn't armed. I'm sure he went out to buy a new weapon though for self-defense reasons.
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  2598. That means Kamala will be president. That’ll be the worst day in the history of America.
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  2599. As always you have to consider there's two sides to every story. I always wait for the other side to come out and then think, "You know what that makes a lot more sense than the other side."
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  2600.  @tmilesffl  there’s a follow up story. It turns out she is a fraud because she glued two tickets together.
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  2601. When he was younger, he could pull that off fairly well. He really needs to rethink his character backstory though to one that is more believable.
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  2602. The far left in USA hates religion. What does that tell you?
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  2603. The problem is the government is giving these people fairly big authority over people. They have the power to arrest and detain and basically lock someone up just for disobeying or disagreeing with what they might say. The problem is these individuals have a minimum high school degree and only require to take a class to become a TSA "agent." They don't go through any sort of background check or vetting or training other than just what might be considered a security guard but with actual authority over people. So yes, a few of them will be power hungry and go after the easier targets.
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  2604. I would slow down even more.  @flakesinyershoe8137 
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  2605. California... ehhh not surprised at all.
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  2606. Oh yeah, boy this video really shows that. All it shows is someone dressed in civilian attire and shooting what we're lead to believe as guards. Nothing other than one sided views. @Thirtyfivecharactersoutoffifty 
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  2607.  @LuckyCharms777  you’re right cause asian people don’t exist. Duh!
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  2608.  @Thirtyfivecharactersoutoffifty no what we’re saying is that Israel infiltrated into a hospital and killed guards who were stationed there to protect those coming in for treatment. What we’re saying is that a war crime is being watched and instead of people condemning the actions of both sides were supposed to be either pro Palestine or pro Israel. You can’t be on the side of innocents whose entire families were wiped out due to either side behaving badly.
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  2609.  @Thirtyfivecharactersoutoffifty  is that what cnn and fox told you?
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  2610.  @Thirtyfivecharactersoutoffifty  mmhmm
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  2611. Why? He didn’t really intend to shoot but on top of that it was a road rage incident and the mother is just as guilty for participating.
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  2612.  @hu-man-oid the mother is just at fault for causing the road rage. She should have thought she had a young boy on board and not drive in a way that would harm or anger other drivers.
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  2613.  @meurumtrain4747  sure she was the intended target since she’s the one who probably caused the road rage to occur. I’m not saying he’s innocent but to say she wasn’t equally acting irresponsible is just silly.
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  2614. I'm thinking it was a person if it all happened around the same time frame. But in my own life I have a mysterious thing where occasionally I would get nails in tires. It happens over the years but it's always the same nail so it lead me to believe somewhere long ago someone dropped a box of nails on the road and every so often I would hit the right spot on the road. I tried many times to think carefully where I've been but can't figure it out. So far it hasn't happened in the past year.
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  2615. I would argue it sat in the armory most of its life span. Regular troops simply don't get issued a handgun. The 1911 probably didn't see much of anything post ww2 until the 80s when it was replaced.
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  2616.  @roballen8431 you don’t get issued a pistol always. I was never issued one. We did have pistol qualifications though as silly as that sounded.
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  2617.  @tomlobos2871 well congrats. That must have been tough being Chinese then Vietnamese. Maybe that’s why they gave you so many pistols.
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  2618. The problem with the Biden admin is that everyone is seeing it as how they can get free stuff from the government but a lot of people don't realize just how weak the admin is and in the long run how destructive it is to the USA. Biden does seemingly little things that seem like a insignificant event in how he handles the energy. He uses stuff like how we need to reduce our carbon or how we need to save the earth and all that. But reality is if we don't give natural resources to countries, they're going to go get it from someone they can like Russia or China and that in turns fund their militaries and in turn causes what you see now. The only good thing here is that the Russian military is a bit incompetent and that is the only thing that is really surprising me right now.
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  2619. Unfortunately very few times we witness true justice in this world. No one is truly held accountable. That’s why a lot of people don’t believe in god because they wonder why god allows this to happen?
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  2620. I'm guessing he was just nervous and perhaps just reacted badly.
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  2621. It's really US's fault when the Biden admin gave Iran $6 billion that they used to fund Hamas proxies to attack Isreal and on top of that fun a large part of their nuclear programs.
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  2622. I think they were spot on since the 1970s as far as what computers could do. I think the biggest problem they ran into was the limited memory, limit capacity, and also extremely bulky setup. I think as things got smaller and smaller and had way more memory and bandwidth, they realized it was totally possible. I also kind of wonder if platforms like YouTube didn't came out would we still see streaming services like we do today?
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  2623. So an old man who is living by himself shouldn't have means to protect himself because of some sort of "gun culture" and "racial tension?" I would say him being able to protect himself is a good thing but we have no idea what sort of events happened that led up to the shooting. I say wait until the facts are presented. Usually there's a lot more to it than what the media tries to tell you.
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