Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "Steve Lehto" channel.

  1. I'd say the developer owes her for the increased taxes, the cost of removing the house, the cost of completely restoring the land, ALL legal fees incurred to her so far AND ×2 punitive damages plus interest and inflation on the whole ammount from the second the first developer employee set foot on her land.
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  2. Sounds more like newspeak for indenture/slavery to me...
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  3. Why don't you file tresspassing charges when they refuse to respect your property line? Also, destruction of property for the mown down hay. *I also suggest getting a surveyor out there and mark the border with .5" rebar sticking up just above the cutting height of the neighbours mower blades...😉
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  4.  @robertwaguespack9414  what baby?
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  5. Yeah, the kid should be placed in foster care due to the parents criminally entitled attitude... and the parents should be thrown in jail and forced to pay damages and restitution for all the destroyed mailboxes.
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  6.  @rhoonah5849  after the boss tried to order him up a third time, you should have helped your son file a police report for attempted murder against the boss.
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  7. Steve, I think a DA should attempt to argue that if a board of executive uses the company to comit crimes and tresspas against their supposed customers through misleading or unrefusable one sided contract alterations, then the company/corporation, in it's entirety, should be considdered a tool of organised crime and thus subject to the same criminal asset forfeiture procedure as a burglars power drill, a robbers firearm or kitchen knife, a drunk drivers car or a C-P-perverts harddrives.
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  8. If I were you, I'd also try to find someone willing to investigate him and his department for corruption and RICO under the colour of law.
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  9. As someone who grew up alongside these games developers, I'd say that this deal can go either very good, or very, very bad for the gamers. And unfortunately, going by the buisness strategy trends of all three, the end user would be fucked over sideways in the rear end with a dry cactus without as much as a reach around...
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  10. And these problems are on top of the atrocious ways the 'gig' companies treat their workers.
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  11.  High Lord Baron  and that clause should be illegal to begin with
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  12. Why is a defendant ever liable for court fees even when they win a case? That's insane.
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  13. 100%
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  14. Sounds like a 1st A violation to me
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  15. I'm betting the neighbour has some religious grudge vs the mother for beeing single.
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  16. And sentenced to a chain gang for life.
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  17.  @Verifiedbyme  if that was the case, then handsfree setups and GPS wayfinders would be illegal too, which they arent.
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  18.  @Sylusssss  not really, it makes more sense to sue the city/county/state actor responsible for public road maintenance if they have been unreasonably derilict in their snow/ice clearing duty.
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  19. Or hire another shift and reduce shifts to 8hours..
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  20. Sollution: don't allow private cars to stop in a school zone even for pickup, tow and fine those who try and make them use the school bus, a bike or their own feet.
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  21. Or, at least dissasembled into constituent particles
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  22. Wtf?🤯
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  23. Definitely, as a European observer, it seems like this judge has a fundamental bias in that every defendant coming before him is guilty
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  24. And hedge fund managers! 😊
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  25. And why didn't the judges intervene and force the insurance company to replace the rabid lawyer as well as notify the BAR of his atrocious misconduct in court?
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  26. ​ @toolbaggers that makes monsanto worse from an ecological context...
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  27. This is why criminal asset forfeiture procedures should be applied to companies that are caught breaking the laws. Treat companies as tools of the crime, just like a burglars power drill or lockpicks or a robbers firearm. Those criminals don't get their tools back once the court is done with them, so why should white collar criminals get to keep their crime tools when they will just go back to using them again in the exact same way?
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  28. Can't the LEO be charged with aiding and abetting the crimes as well as breaking their oath of office by refusing to do their investigative and enforcing duty?
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  29. It's not pointless, it's deliberately malicious.
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  30. Imo, If the project the Eminent domain is claimed for isn't initiated as in planning permits and financing filed and project proceding accordingly within 90 days of the court decision, or, if it's canceled, two things should happen automatically and immediately on the 91st day. 1) The property deed(s) should default back to the original owners as is and the original property owners keep the payment of the ED order as damages for government overreach and abuse of powers. 2) The public servants/officials responsible for the decision to invoke Eminent Domain becomes suspended from office without pay and subject to criminal investigations of corruption, theft under colour of office and subject to impeachement proceedings immediately pending the corruption and perfidy investigation.
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  31. ​ @RoseKindred  when the fey queen signed the contract that gave her the right to my first born and I asked when we were going to start, she tried to take me to court, she claimed I had signed with dishonest intent. She knew she had no case, so I made her settle for a dinner and a movie😉
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  32.  @MonkeyJedi99  I'd say they should be in solitary confinement for the rest of their natural lives.
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  33. Having the corporation that try to maintain exclusivity on repairs be liable to compensate losses due to downtime in excess of 48h.
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  34. ​ @michellehawkins1027  the Finns hated it and was elated when it ended so they could go back to their traditional 3mile comfort zones...😉
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  35.  @ohsweetmystery  next of kin can be designated as an emergency contact, those listed as emergency contacts can often be called rirectly from the lock-screen without unlocking the rest of the phone.
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  36. They also shouldn't be allowed to shedule interviews of kids at school at all unless the kid is a witness or victim and either parent is the suspected perpetrator of the crime. In which case a lawyer should be present.
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  37.  @alastorclark3492  common pop...
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  38. ​ @nickstone1167  if anything is mismatched on an ID card, and the clerk still processes the request and allows the person to leave, then why the hell isn't the clerk already beeing charged as an accomplice to felony bank fraud?!🙈🙉🙊 At this stage, after the "lost" arbitration, I think that family should go to the press and demand the State prosecutor act against the bank for how they are aiding and abetting bank fraud and theft, perjury, protecting fugitives from justice, covering up multiple crimes and the arbitration firm with RICO and gross miscarriage of justice.
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  39. There should be a limit on public agencies and institutions that they are only allowed to appeal civil cases if the cities legal costs plus damages will be less than just paying up what the citizen demands in restitution if the public institution looses the appeal.
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  40.  @john.smith..  the church, or any other religion for that matter, has never had any purpose aside from accumulating wealth and influence through psychological manipulation and induced stockholm syndrome to maintain and expand their protection racket and prey on the ignorant, the gullible and the desperate with the false promises of salvation from a terroristic threat of inescapable punishment, just like every other organized crime syndicate.
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  41. And microtransactions as a euphemism for gambling for kids through extra steps (in game currency bought with real money)
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  42. The intricacies of the US concept of voter registration baffles me a bit since my own European country manages all that automatically using the tax registry, with everyone that's been registered in the same place more than six months prior to the election automatically qualify for local elections, including foreigners on a student or work visa. Regional and national elwctions require a permanent resident permit, but does not require full citizenship. The voting cards are physically mailed out to anyone who's qualified to vote in each specific election and, by law, the vote is always held on a Sunday. In addition, pre-election voting stations are open for almost a month prior to the actual election date, and anyone who cast their vote there are allowed to change their vote on election day, in which case the sealed envelope with their voter number is maculated.
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  43. ​ @steveschaps2178  which is why the penalty for companies breaking the law should be fines against the execs and controlling majority shareholder(s), AND, Criminal Asset Forfeiture applied to the company itself as the company was the tool used to comit the crimes.
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  44. Buisness sanctions should have two levels, first level is fines, if the offense is repeated under the same controlling majority owners, the buisness in it's entirety should be subject to immediate criminal asset forfeiture and seized with all it's assets but it's credits and loans personally imposed on the board of directors...
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  45. So he was suicidal...
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  46. I would have replaced the cinderblock wall with an 8ft deep rubber walled above ground swiming pool. 1) it would stop cars with minimal collateral damage or loss of life. 2) it would flood the engine compartment and electronics of a car hitting the pool. 3) it's relatively cheap and easy to repair and will douse any fires in a conventional vehicle (drivers of electrical vehicles with Lithium batteries better run from their car)
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  47. Only vehicle that can would be a 6×6 or 8×8 armored car or any tracked AFV, but most of the tracked AFVs in the world isn't fast enough to catch up to even try pit stopping it😂
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  48. And with interest
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  49. and how would they enforce that?
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  50. That's because the owners of the 3rd party delivery companies canafford to pay google to uprate their results more than the restaurants can.
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  51.  @bobisrighturwrong  then stop terrorising them and start preassuring the buisnesses they work for to start paying living wages so they can afford to live in a proper home.
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  52. @Richard Cranium bullshit
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  53.  @GirlofNicky  they need to be held to a higher standard than anyone else.
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  54.  I'm Learnding  sounds like you have confused left and right...
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  55.  @wes52101  and usually with some corporate espionage and backstabbing between founders thrown in the mix...
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  56. And her list was apparently as real as Trumps pile of 'affidavits'...
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  57. ​@Hattie Lankford no arbitrators nessesary, just make it felony treason for any public servant or official to weponise the costs of the court system to persecute a citizen. Including but not limited to pressing civil charges or appealing an unfavourable verdict vs a citizen unless the specific case against that citizen is based on a preexisting criminal court jury trial conviction where the public entity/individual was the victim of the crime.
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  58. I hope you ratted them out when you quit?
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  59. ​ @JonM-youtube  just stop...
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  60. To be fair, she sounds more like she got her referrals from the propaganda ministry in Berlin stamped in 1939...
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  61. Filming or recording ones private conversations is no different than taking notes, and should always be legal regardless of the other part(ies) consent.
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  62.  @slightlycrookedworkshop  sounds like it's even more urgent with that audit...
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  63.  @itatane  as far as I see it, I fail to see how any non-signatory can be liable to follow any clause of any contract between any other parties.
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  64.  @SaltyBallzz  make corporate lobbying and campaign subversion a capital offense...
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  65. ​ @patrickpowers5995  they should be subject to criminal asset forfeiture.
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  66. ​ @eldnah2  naah, Bambi on toast
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  67. And in my country, it's a felony for a public servant or office holder to even attempt to identify a journalists sources.
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  68.  @johnricci4511  better start with private property of the criminal actors as the city property is the property of it's citizens collective.
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  69. ​ @mikelarry2602  well... that depends on the definition of a life. If you go by medical definitions, then yes. If you go by qualitative definitions, then no.
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  70.  @maxsdad538  are you trying to be cute or just trolling?
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  71. Provided the report itself is factual and not frivolous and an attempt at harassing the reported user.
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  72. And punitive damages
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  73. And if you cross a 2ft deep creek, on the way, they definitely can't follow with anything short of a heli...
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  74. In my country, someone who got caught speeding that fast with adrivers licence would loose ALL their drivers licences right on the spot, cut in half by the officer and be barred from applying and doing the tests for any new one for six months to three years depending on circumstances. And if they were a licenced firearms owner (hunting, sports, collector or professional) they'd likely loose those licences too and get a visit from the police to seize the guns and have them destroyed. Someone driving that fast without a drivers licence would get a 3 year block added to their record and loose any learners permit or slow vehicle licence they might already hold.
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  75. ​ @FenderMinerals  you are still building a strawman of false or extremely dishonest misrepresentations.
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  76. As a European taxi driver, I'd say that employers, private and public, has an absolute obligation to ensure the health and safety of their employees, clients and the public that makes a vaccine refusing employee (without medical conditions that prevents them from vaccinating) an unacceptable liability and constitutes valid grounds for suspension and/or termination of employment if they persist in their refusals despite warnings. Eg: if you choose to be an idiot and a potential plague bearer, you forfeit your right to be a part of a community as other peoples right to refuse interaction to protect themselves voids your previously existing rights to service of every kind.
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  77. ​ @JonM-youtube  you are arguing fallacies
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  78. I'd remove it wearing gloves, then stick it to an army vehicle off base, or better yet if I can find one, a foreign embassy's vehicle and watch the show...😈
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  79. If I had been the doctor, I would challenge the law as unconstitutional as it effectively treats spouses as eachothers chattel.
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  80.  @34ccsn  you are barking up the wrong tree and refusing to fix the cause until the symptoms of the error improves. Yeah, that's as stupid as refusing antibiotics for your kid until the lethal fever has broken, willfully ignoring the fact that the fever will kill them if untreated.
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  81.  @fenixiliusstrife1253  yeah, that's not a workers union, that's a yellow union in the pocket of the employer.
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  82. Should be a felony for the court officers to even attempt such an act of opression, and the restitution to someone wrongfully convicted should be automatic and immediate to a rate of the hourly median wage of the state for the full time they were wrongfully imprisoned as if they had been employed 24/7/365... and the money should be paid out in full by the state who then may collect it as a debt to the state to be paid in full by the prosecution and other co conspirators that chose to discard their duty and exculpatory evidence.
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  83.  @tilerman  imo, that should be grounds for a second lawsuit against the city for discrimination and corruption.
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  84. Yeah, companies need to be subject to criminal asset forfeiture if the board uses the company as a tool to comit crimes against their supposed customers.
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  85. ​ @thadrepairsitall1278  tbh, all third party trade in personal meta-data should have been a felony the same instance that the first electronic debit and credit cards were issued and the only legal exchange of such data should be to comply with a court ordered warrant of evidence seizure.
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  86.  @harrywoodman2988  if they are scared by something like this, they should have been personally banned from owning animals and charged with aggravated animal cruelty decades ago...
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  87. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks  this is why every worker needs to unionise, and make sure it's not yellow unions, those work for the corporate parasites.
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  88.  @pfoxhound  consummation is the term for the custom where a marriage is validated by intercourse...😂
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  89. And that he was found innocent because the actual perp got caught in a later similiar crime...
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  90. I would too if I lived in a country like the US
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  91. I'd say their replacements needs better training.
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  92. Imo, this is on par with high treason and should be punished accordingly
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  93. ​ @Illyria1217  no, it happens in totalitarian/authoritarian countries, their alleged or factual political ideology is irrelevant
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  94. Yeah, Radio Direction Finding equipment has been a thing since the mid 1930ies, first in military and national security capacity.
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  95. ​ @ed9492  yes, every country that doesn't try to emulate Iran in human rights matters the way the US are doing.
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  96.  @zapazap  by not prohibitibg the contract, just forcing the HoA to ammend it's bylaws and rules to toe the line of the state and federal constitutions.
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  97.  @robertsmalls3513  and the only way to make a corporate fine hefty enough is as a double digit percentage of daily turnover times the number of offences... Or, better yet, civil asset forfeiture of the whole damn corp.
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  98. And forgery and fraud
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  99. Indeed, and all trade of personal metadata needs to be made illegal as a form of espionage
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  100. With accumulated interest.
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  101.  @lashlarue59  you are contradicting yourself
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  102. If US state troopers attempted civil asset forfeiture on a foreign tourist, could that be judicially escalated to a diplomatic incident? As in filing a lawsuit against the federal and state government for privateering?
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  103.  @nispelsm  you should have sued the city for illegal inspection fees, those fees should be put on the accuser, and they could easily find sho did it through the phone records.
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  104.  @cryptomancer2927  from my point ov view, the pastor did those infants and their families an unintended favour as he inadvertantly exposed the hypocricy and pettyness of the worlds second largest and third oldest criminal syndicate...
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  105.  @Verifiedbyme  you make good and factual points in your arguments. However, the law is written, not to eliminate those distractions by punishing dangerous behaviour, only to mitigate the worst forms of it while balancing the right to a safe predictable traffic environment with various commercial and private needs for communication and navigation as well as essential civic freedoms and democratic rights.
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  106. ​ @billfusionenterprise  you spelled "Eat" incorrectly...😂
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  107.  @laurencekelly5081  china doesn't have for profit prisons...
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  108. ​ @michaeldayman682  Or, how about, they intended "a well regulated militia" to actually mean the plain definition of the words: A militia: An military formation of civilian private citizens organised to train as such in times of peace for common defense of their community in times of crisis or war. And regulated in that context would mean those citizens, among themselves has defined and appointed persons to fulfil the essential leader, logistics, communications and medic roles within their group as well as defined rules and procedures for training, equipment, maintenance, supply gathering, insignia, impeachement procedures, recruiting procedures, sanction/exclusion procedures etc.
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  109. It should be a constitutional felony on the same level as treason or sedition for any public servant, office holder, electee or employee to even suggest employing such methods.
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  110. RICO
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  111. My cats definitely would file a lawsuit against my employer for making their human be away from home for too long each day if they could.
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  112. Dude, you can't go around and bring the flames of facts or reason to a politicians strawman like this... ;)
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  113. How are they not challenged as unconstitutional?
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  114. ​ @williamsherman3047  if the board can make fine enforcable rules changes at will without posting notice and hold a full election in between with at least 60% of the members present for the vote, then there is no democracy, only oligarchy.
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  115. and when are the Texans going to get called on their theocratic corruption?
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  116. The GPS tracker in my taxi is about the size of a single Brother brand colour ink jet printer cartridge.
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  117.  @Subject_Keter  but you still refuse to adequately prosecute the organized domestic forced birther and anti LGBTQ terrorist movements or the churches that fund and create them. You also allow them to violate their legal conditions for tax exempted status etc.
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  118. ​ @jacenkun2931  it's because pirate radio stations interfer with commercial radio stations coverage on adjacent or the same frequency... And the law is written for corporations.
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  119. Question is, if a foreign citizen subjected to "civil asset forfeiture" can level charges of piracy and privateering against the USA as a country?
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  120. Bullshit.
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  121. Why the fuck isn't the licence plates permanently registered to the VIN of the car from the moment it's first sold until it's scrapped? That's how it is in the EU anyway.
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  122. or just prohibit sale of personal info and metadata completely.
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  123. Plus interest, adjusted for inflation, and the plaintiff placed under arrest for attempted fraud, trespassing and conversion!
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  124.  @UncleKennysPlace  then put markers at the property line and the rebar a foot inside it, because more than a foot across the border is definitely unreasonable.
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  125. And put up a donation account!
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  126. @Hattie Lankford i'd say start with private property
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  127. And inflation
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  128. And when the reasonable penalty would be to eminent domain the shit out of Apple's phone subdivision, all related IP, make that IP public domain and the hard assets sold off piecemeal and invested into public infrastructure. And 150-300y in prison for the entire board of directors and execs.
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  129. But if you have a phone and an ID, can't you use that to relatively quickly find the dental records of the probable deseased to confirm or rule out the ID
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  130.  @corssecurity  that's a bullshit fallacy and you know it.
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  131. The CEO,board of directors and every level of management is still responsible for every fault the corporation makes regardless of if it's a human or a machine that comitts the crime. The computer is company property, thus the management and operators are responsible for making sure the system works within the letter and intent of the law, no exceptions or excuses possible.
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  132.  @hannamariewilson  really? Do you really belive that bs yourself?
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  133. ​ @mehameha4453  as soon as there is one good precedent, it can be pushed to national and international levels!
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  134. Yeah, like, if I planned to use a drive through and there's already more than three cars in line before the order station, I drive on to a different fast food place.
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  135. ​ @Garth2011  and that should be irrelevant, they should be held responsible for every action by any employee that benefits the company rather than the employee alone as if the CEOs had comitted the crime themselves, and the company itself should be treated as a tool of the crime and subject to mandatory Criminal Asset Forfeiture upon conviction
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  136. Forget fines, make tracking and/or exchanging of user generated data with anyone other than on that data generating users direct request after verified identity without a court order (and businesses would be prohibited from soliciting general permission to trade user generated data or including it in EULA or other user contracts) an aggravated felony on par with espionage. Then amend the corporate legislation to explicitly state that any company convicted of comitting crimes against their users or employees or subcontractors to increase profits should be automatically seized and disintegrated without shareholder compensation under Criminal Asset Forfeiture statutes as the company itself and it's assets constituted the means and tool of comitting the crimes.
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  137. And this is why meta data trawling and trade needs to be a felony on par of treason, not a buisness model.
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  138.  @bluewater454  From a European perspective, the 2a sounds as it's purpose was not what you try assert it to be, but actually a constitutionally mandated Swizz style conscription system or, more likely, based on the English bowman system, where every able bodied citizen is expected to own, maintain and train with their own personal firearm, so that if need be, their state or the federal government can call upon the people to defend itself and allocate additional resources if need be, such as field guns etc.
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  139. Doesn't that fall under cartel prevention laws?
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  140. The difference beeing that those are known entities with a single known agenda: profit. An unknown entity can't be anything other than malicious.
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  141. ​​ @RandomOldPerson then it needs to be made into a crime, with a 30day jail minimum sentence per count.
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  142. Why not retort that if they touch your stuff you'd sue them and press criminal charges for breech of contract, theft, fraud and false incrimination?
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  143.  @kelf114  having a point vs govt abuse of power doesn't excuse enabling the Qanon terrorist movement
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  144. ​ @olstar18  riight... why don't you tell the joke about a Horse, a Texan and a Floridan walking into a bar too?
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  145. It probably has to do with why the cops did a profile arrest...
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  146. Did you demand to press charges on whomever submitted the false police report?
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  147. Imo, wage theft should always be fined as a percentage of anual gross profit of the year(s) the employee was defrauded. Eg: 100 employees in a company, each employee defrauded should get 1% of the total gross profit for each year the scheme was running.
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  148. Extremely so
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  149. ​ @patrickdurham8393  taxes are the utility fee on every infrastructure we use that isn't privately owned.
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  150. And, this is why criminal asset forfeiture procedures should be applied to companies that are caught breaking the laws. Treat companies as tools of the crime, just like a burglars power drill or lockpicks or a robbers firearm. Those criminals don't get their tools back once the court is done with them, so why should white collar criminals get to keep their crime tools when they will just go back to using them again in the exact same way?
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  151.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  we used to have tags too, for showing that the vehicle tax and registration fee was paid in time each year, only ours was a sticker placed on top of our plates, the material of the adhesive of the sticker was weather and temperature proof and the sticker material was weaker than the adhesive. The centre of the sticker was covered in a reflective material with similiar function to a lottery scratcher, and a scratched off centre means the vehicle was taken out of traffic and thus didn't have to pay tax or registry fees or have insurance until the owner filed for reinstatement and paid requisite fees, but also couldn't be driven on public roads under it's own power. The colour of the sticker changed each year, and each sticker had a number that indicated which month of the year it was due for the anual structural integrity, safety and emissions inspection. An uninspected vehicle is automatically banned from driving except from the owners property to an inspection facility or a car repair facility. Now days, the stickers are dispensed with as the registry for both tax, vehicles and inspections is digitalised and law enforcement plate scanners are networked with those databases on a national level as well as on the EU level iirc.
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  152.  @goatgod2009  nice attempt at strawmanning and deflecting... You even managed to start off with the fact that authoritarianism is neither left or right or even center by default and can occur in all three,but that's where the facts of your post ends and your own dishonesty and bias starts to show.
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  153. the volume and agressiveness as well as what of these kind of scam calls fund should imo. have the activity classed as international terrorism/piracy and dealt with accordingly.
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  154. I heavily doubt that could be the case as it should be illegal by default to interfere in any way with someone elses property (vehicles are property) without their permission.
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  155.  @LycanShift  does boot licking really taste that good?
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  156. If he had been living in a civilized country, the restitution would have been in the 7 figures range, and automatic.
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  157. Which is the point of HOAs: Gentrification and sometimes also unofficial segregation
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  158. or that all CAF proceeds are directly passed on to social services, public education, libraries and other poverty and crime prevention efforts.
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  159. ​ @grt49er  why don't you quit lying?
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  160. When I was three, I walked through the entire town to the kiosk where my then 16yo big brother had his summer job wearing nothing but shoes and a baseball cap... Nobody called the police, but my brother asked one of his friends to cover for him while he walked me back home. A couple of years later I was sent to the store by myself to pick up some whipped cream, with my mom having my older brother following me at a distance to keep me safe. At each intersection I stopped and sang a kids road crossing song I had learned in kindergarten class and did the observation routine before crossing
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  161.  @Sherri-62  as an actual European democratic socialist, your perverted delusiona definition and paranoia of the idea is so far removed from reality that I don't know if I should laugh in mockery or cry in sympathy for you... That said, imo, this is a wrongful termination imo. the waiter has no obligation to share that tip independently of the wrongfulness of the US tipping wage system. Also, as a final foot note: Socialism is about Who is eligible to own the means of production, Nothing else. Eg: under socialism, all buisnesses are owned and run as staff cooperatives by a council consisting of the people who work there. Everything else You have been taught to fear as socialism, is just projected extras that has nothing to do with socialism itself.
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  162.  @DVankeuren  yes, decimation is the only answer (Not completely sarcastic)
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  163. Indeed!
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  164.  @LadyLexyStarwatcher  I'd hoist the Brotherhood of NOD flag...
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  165.  @nispelsm  that nuicance practice is probably illegal on it's face but stands untill challenged in court.
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  166. ​ @strawberrylotlizard  stop lying.
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  167. ​ @paullilly7921  only when the fences break XD
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  168. If they don't want staff poached, they need to treat and pay their staff a fair share instead of stealing wages by skimming off the top
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  169. Doesn't apply to criminal actions
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  170.  @zippydoo9533  canada doesn't have capital punishment
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  171. A 150 year old bridge is visibly not designed for anything heavier than a minivan at most. The driver and city should be held at fault for irredeemable destruction of a cultural heritage structure and the insurance company should be charged with criminal fraud for refusing to pay.
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  172. Do you realy think even for a second that that isn't the very first thing they ever did?
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  173. Anyone wh brake checks a big rig truck should be charged with attempted or 1st degree murder on as many counts as there are occupants in the first two cars behind the big rig.
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  174. Make knowingly filing false charges or cohersing a confession into capital crimes.
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  175. You seem to have it backwards too. Medical confidentiality only applies to medical personell, not to private citizens. Eg: There's no rule what so ever about asking or demanding you, as the patient, to disclose your own medical information as a proof of qualification for something like a disability parking permit or to ensure medical safety for you or others in a facility by demanding proof of vaccination. What IS prohibited is to bypass you completely by instead, without a court order, soliciting your doctor or other medical personell that has treated you.
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  176. His pension and wages should have been garnished from the day he comitted the crime he got convicted for and payed out to his victim(s)
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  177. ​ @katiekane5247  I hope you ratted them out the first chance you got...
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  178.  @JodyBruchon  it takes time bomb addicts off the streets. As long as rich DUI drunks get the same treatment as the poor ones.
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  179. I'd argue that it's seditious subversion as it harms the public trust in the state.
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  180. They sell the info on to "marketing data brokers" Which is why collecting any more customer data than the bare minimum of full name, date of birth, adress, a phone number and an email adress for any unspecified non-negotiable reason should be a felony, and selling on or exchanging customer contact or meta-data should be a buisness terminating felony.
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  181. ​ @arribaficationwineho32  no it doesn't, because the law doesn't have sharp enough teeth.
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  182. ​ @erichusmann5145  how about the silver bible...
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  183. You have a funny way of spelling Republican...
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  184.  @SeanPat1001  the third reason seems far more frequent than any non minority american dares to acknowledge...
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  185. You bet they did.
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  186. Yeah, that "defense" should have been thown out as frivolous obfuscation and attempt at obstruction of justice.
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  187.  @Jack_Russell_Brown  fair enough, and as I see it, the court did it's job and smacked the fingers of the politicians who tried to take a legislative shortcut with an unreasonably creative misinterpretation of the state constitution instead of ammending that state constitution which I presume is a far longer process with more steps to ensure political stability and continuity?
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  188. ​ @theclamhammer4447  as a former water treatment professional, you are tragically wrong in so many ways. Just the fact that modern water treatment has no feasible way to remove residual medicine/drug/hormone substances from the water supply in the volume required to provide potable, or even just drinking water to most people is just scratching the surface of the problem with aquifer contamination...
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  189.  @MrTeff999  Texas...
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  190.  @RvnKnight  never ever trust anything that's not in writing with a car dealership.
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  191. ​ @petersilkworth9876  the entire EU has such a law too.
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  192.  @OnlyKaerius  yes, however, microsoft is far worse when it comes to commercial espionage against it's customers.
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  193. Eg: Always press charges vs HOAs and Karens
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  194.  @Robertz1986  while technically true, there's a world of difference between third party charity backing a defendant and the defendants employer doing so, especially when the defendant is proven guilty of crimes in the line of duty.
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  195. ​ @QuietRiverBear  that's fucking genious!😂
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  196.  @christianmiller6046  it would put membership preassure on the union to stop protecting and start expelling criminal members.
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  197.  @Time-Traveller-2025  yes, it's torture and illegal in every democratic country regardless of why it's done.
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  198. ​ @MarkovianMan and if the property isn't used in full as claimed, the whole claim should be automatically voided as spurious and fraudulent, reverting back to the original owners with the same original owners entitled to keep the money of the ED verdict as damage compensation for distress.
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  199.  @TomWishaupt  until coms or power failiure at one or both ends of the transaction...
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  200. Better a double digit percentage of gross turnover×Xdays (X=no of violations)
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  201.  @blakel4595  then call the restaurant directly and use their own delivery service instead of a criminal third party parasite.
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  202.  @rivermcratt3683  and in reality, all of them become food for entropy like the rest of us while our conciousness dissolves into nothing and all that remains, good or bad, is the imprints we left behind in objects we created or reshaped and in living peoples memories.
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  203. My own experience is that there's only idiots on the road, so I have to make sure the others can't involve themselves in my mistakes and stunts...😉
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  204. agreed
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  205.  @phlodel  which shows that it was interpersonal discrimination, and a violation of actual law by that public office clerk, disproving your conclusions.
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  206.  @GhostDrummer  never let it go if you can afford to fight it long enough to win
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  207. Only that goes against capitalist ideological entitlement...
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  208. You were a good neighbour, and one with the sense to know that kids are more likely to respect a boundary or rule when they understand why it is.
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  209. Since the primary insurance is there to pay for damages you cause to other people and property...
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  210.  @JohnSmith-gb5vg  well... she's just following Rudis example with the alledged "affidavits"...
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  211. Your middle school officials should be facing criminal charges for child endangerment, aiding and abetting battery of a minor and for obstructing justice by failing to report multiple accounts of felony crimes against you as a minor.
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  212. ​ @arribaficationwineho32  no, we doesn't have it in practice as there's only monetary consequences for corporations to ignore it and the fines are pocket change in the context. The whole buisness model should be a felony that resulted in automatic buisness closure under criminal asset forfeiture and the CEOs and board members as well as active owners charged with RICO espionage.
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  213. Pathetic projection is pathetic.
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  214. The location of the car is irrelevant, interfering with property that isn't his to touch is all that matters.
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  215. That shit needs to be illegal
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  216. ​ @phlodel  and those rules violated the ADA legislation as it would have prevented the service dog from doing it's designated job.
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  217.  @nsudatta-roy8154  better to force car dealerships to instal breathalyzer ignition overrides in every car they sell, used or new.
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  218. seconded
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  219. Exactly, so the easiest way out for the doctor should be to challenge the constitutionality of the law itself and then motion to dismiss the case as SLAPP.
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  220. In an organization of thieves, that's what you get.
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  221. ​ @karlrovey  to not gully compensate for wrongful conviction and imprisonment should be unconstitutional on it's face.
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  222.  @knerduno5942  dude, grammar... your post is unreadable due to your misuse of words.
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  223. From a European perspective, it would be terrorism, attempt to incite insurrection, attempt to incite genocide, threatening homicide, impersonating another citizen to implicate them of criminal acts, slander and defamation. He'd be facing up to a decade in prison. Centuries more if the country uses consecutive sentencing like the US instead of paralel sentencing which is the European norm afaik.
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  224. Umm... seems treasonous more like.
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  225. I'd like to know if and what riders were attatched to the bill, because I wouldn't be surprised if that pork was the reason for the veto.
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  226. And kidnapping
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  227. I had a municipal waste water treatment manager over me who got laid off for that kind of bs.
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  228.  @janewright315  from a Swedish perspective as a professional driver, every driver is responsible for using season appropriate tyres and driving in a way that allow them to maintain control at all times. In my part of my country, black ice is the most common winter road condition. The best way to deal with it: learn where it forms and how (curves a d stretches of road partially shadowed by trees, bridges and near water where fog condenses directly inyo ice on contact with the road surface etc.) then adapt driving style, equipment and speed accordingly. Eg: the curve that can be passed safely in 30mph during summer or mid winter at -15°C, can probably only be passed in 15-20mph at half a degree above or below freezing. Also, studded winter tyres with more than 7mm pattern depth is preferrable to friction winter tyres of at least the same pattern depth when it comes to black ice.
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  229.  @dnomyarnostaw  if you loose traction, you, by the very definition, didn't have a sensible speed/acceleration for the road&tyre condition combo at that occation.
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  230. ​ @edg8535  at the same time, it has an extremely obvious list to one side that makes your statement into a strawman
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  231. Where in the first ammendment does it allow for making death threats and attempting to incite genocide and mass homicide? GTFO.
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  232. Then again,nobody should follow it. Anywhere.
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  233. ​ @AceRasputin  which is why a random number more than four vehicles from each company should be inspected simultaneously at every occation and split over three or more different locations so that it becomes pointless to try to bribe any single inspector, and good tires has to be mounted on the whole fleet as the probability of getting caught becomes a question of when instead of if, and the penalty for getting caught in inspection should be a slap on the wrist for the driver, but a financial donkey kick to the gonads for the company owners... With jail time for the company owners/execs at multiple and/or repeated vehicle safety violations. Another would be to have traffic cops accompanying an inspector to do random unsheduled inspections at the roadside with the same consequences, plus impound and towing fees to the company for vehicles caught violating the traffic safety code for professional traffic.
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  234. It should be international law to treat phone scam call centers as legitimate targets for counter terrorist drone strikes. I bet that would reduce the buisness model right quick after a few good hits...
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  235. Yes, but it's always been a lie.
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  236. How is it excessive compared to the thousands of people he threatened and harassed?
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  237. Neil, that's complete and utter bullshit. If the entire EU ag sector can prosper with even stricter regulation, how could it be impossible in the US, other than pandering to stock market parasites...
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  238.  @wisconsinrailstotrailscycl4277  you say that as if cooperation and solidarity is a universally bad thing..
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  239.  @williammac3735  sovcitian ;)
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  240.  @phillipsusi1791  quit using that dishonest strawman bs as an analogy.
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  241.  @Xibyth  exactly, and since that's not even close to the argument that Sherri got as raving mad over as a Taliban who'd spotted an ankle showing underneath a Burka, I found it pertinent to adress her delusions.
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  242. I prefer a Chorizo or cabanossy stuffed baguette with garlic white sauce, ketchup and mustard.
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  243.  @suedenim9208  if you hired a lawn mower service, no, but that analogy is a dishonest strawman and you know it is. A reasonable analogy would be if you hired a security guard who shot the neighbour in his yard from yours. And then you should be held joint responsible for his action in your service.
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  244. Why not Trump too?
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  245. As a non-American I have a couple of questions here... 1) Why the hell isn't the bank clerk that processed the Chase transactions despite a false ID in custody as an accomplice to felony bank fraud before arbitration was even on the table?🤬 2) How the hell was someone with a false ID allowed to even leave the bank premices without handcuffs on their way to the nearest PD?🤬 3) At this point, is Chase, their pet arbitrator, the bank clerk and the theif part of RICO?🙈🙉🙊
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  246.  @GivingChase2  quit lying.
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  247. Of course they do, but they call the protection money 'tithes' or 'donations' to make it stay socially accepted.
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  248. In my country, GPS tracking a public official without a legal warrant could in this case fall under conspiracy/aiding and abetting espionage, preparations for sabotage or terrorism by kidnapping/aggravated assault/murder All depending on who and why the PI was hired. And with the current tension in my region of the world, you can bet that the proverbial book would be thrown at both PI and his employer with all the subtlety of a 155mm howitzer shell.
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  249. No, his political motives and messages fall under terrorism, threatening homicide and attempts to incite genocide. All of which are fighting speech and felonies.
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  250. Exactly
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  251. ​​ @roberteltze4850  which is why it should be illegal for government entities to file civil law suits against citizens without a preexisting criminal conviction against the citizen in question, and also illegal to appeal a civil verdict against the govt entity if any cost of an appeal ammounts to more than what the wronged citizen originally sued for regardless if the govt entity has a theoretical chance at winning a phyrric victory.
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  252.  @Daves_Not_Here_Man_76  actually, you are both wrong... The most skilled criminals wear tall funny hats with plenty of gold and precious materials older than the American continents has been known to Europeans with a predecessor who used to be driven around in his own armor glass golf car guarded by, among others, a corps of Swizz mercenaries.
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  253. ​ @backwoodstherapy  report him to the feds for monopolizing the market.
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  254. ​ @TrueThanny  he can, because he's a strawmanning troll
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  255.  @tonebonebgky2  that wasn't "standing up to the govt" that was an attempted fascist insurrection, no more, no less, and they got handled with extreme leniency.
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  256. ​ @randomstuff-qu7sh  spot on!
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  257.  @woodrat2296  potato potato...
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  258. If only either was real😂
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  259. Eh, no, an email doesn't count as due dilligence. I'd bet they need a signed reciept of notification or otherwise be able to show that they tried any and all means to find and notify the renter.
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  260. Grammar? Punctuation?
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  261. ​ @RLKmedic0315  then write up a formal employment contract where your grandfather employed you as live-in nurses for a symbolic wage 😉
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  262. Listen to the bread maker and start negotiating terms of use with it to avoid joining the Romanovs...😬
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  263. Or reserved for those public officials who betrays their duties to the citizens they volounteered to, were elected by, and sworn to serve.
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  264. They should be owed damages by the HOA members that defrauded them by hiding the facts.
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  265. There needs to be a class action lawsuit to demand corporate crime renders the company in it's entirety into the tool of those crimes and, as such subject to criminal asset forfeiture. Ie: use your buisness to comitt crimes=everything that the buisness encompasses, IP, land, buildings, physical property, bank accounts, etc. gets taken by the DoJ, split up and sold at executive auction, the employees get a 12m severance package, any customers with outstanding balance is refunded and the rest is transfered to the treasury, but the company's debts remain with the owners to pay as private individuals as best they are able...😈
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  266. ​​ @omargoodman2999 sounds like they sat the foundation of an otherwise solid cast case on loose sand...
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  267. Um... because it was found ATTATCHED to her property? Maybe? 1) Her car is her property 2) Interfering with private /personal property without permission is tresspassing. 3) Attatching anything to something else is to interfere with the targeted object.
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  268.  @davidervin7345  I keep telling people to stop listening to what the candidates say, and instead look at their bill submissions and voting history as well as major campaign contributors. That's where the truth is most of the time.
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  269.  @contradictorycrow4327  only topped by the chinese political concentration camps... which is so far on the wrong end of the scale anyway that the difference becomes statistically irrelevant.
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  270.  @rapid13  only they don't act like a government, they act like corporate legal damage control, that's not the same thing. At all.
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  271. Imo, the difference between an equal share of the proceeds after consumables & facility running costs deduction and what the buisness actually pays employees, is wage theft.
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  272. Which is why trading metadata should be felony treason through espionage.
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  273.  @TacticalKiwi4862  child brides is already covered by statutory rape and contract consent laws. Incest is a bit trickier to prevent without state involvement if both are adult and actually consenting.
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  274.  @PhilLesh69  roflmao, yeah, criminal syndicate ushers tend to get mad when you call their bluff XD
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  275. ​ @artyd42  if so, the law should apply only to companies larger than $10000/m revenue, not excempt large LLCs.
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  276. The CAR is private property. Interfering with private property, ie. someones car without permission = tresspassing. Where the car is parked doesn't matter unless it's illegally parked on your private property, in which case you might have the right to get it towed, but no more.
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  277. The car IS her property, it doesn't matter where it's parked. Putting a gps tracker on it should be just as illegal as clipping the brake lines.
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  278. Dragons teeth or even Rommel's Asparagus sounds perfdctly reasonable to me ;)
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  279. Public entities should not be allowed to run up civil suit costs exceeding two thirds the cost of an unconditional surrender including both sides court and attorney fees.
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  280. Poison ivy?
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  281. I posted an envelope with a postcard in international mail to a close friend in Philadelphia three months ago... It still has not arrived or been returned to me as the sender.
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  282. Or you learn to speed read check for keywords
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  283. Trading in metadata at all should be a capital crime.
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  284.  @everettsgoldenduo4999  private property should be irrelevant in a buisness context. Eg. Everyone who might be expected to drive anything more complicated than a toddlers push car in their line of work should be trained and licenced to handle every vehicle they would be expected to operate. At least that's how it works in civilized countries...
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  285. ​ @HalfwayHikes  sounds like the US constitution and everyone elses needs a serious ammendment on that point.
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  286. ​ @EnthalpyAndEntropy  a mall can't use eminent domain anyway as a mall is private property by definition.
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  287. That's messed up.
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  288. Also, going through someone elses phone without their knowledge is a felony afaik
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  289. And property and leasing contracts must be reformed to new contracts requiring co-signing by at least two third party witnesses such as two of either a bank, a realtor, BAR licenced lawyer of that state AND a public notary to be valid. And pre-reform suspicious contracts has to be prooven to not be a forgery before a LEO is allowed to even considder treating it as a "civil matter". Any LEO who tries to shirk their duty even now, by stating it to be a civil matter, should be immediately diciplined for deriliction of duty and violatibg the terms of their employment/oath of office and then criminally charged with aiding and abetting burglary, theft, conversion, fraud, forgery and destruction of private property.
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  290.  @shorttimer874  not likely as they have been on the ropes long before the pandemic.
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  291. I hope your daughter found one of the one in a million cops that actually belives in working for the public and has enough integrity to leave the force if someone tries to make him corrupt.
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  292. And if your daughter had taken the card without permission and/or was a minor when it happened, get a lawyer to help you press criminal and/or civil charges against both the bank and the "service" provider for criminal neglect in confirming if your daughter was even legaly able or authorised to enter into a financially binding contract.
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  293. Refuse to sign and demand a mistrial for not beeing allowed due process?
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  294.  @mscout1  so much this! /37yo got diagnosed with ADHD at 32yo
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  295.  @stevenkroot31  you should be entitled to get a physical print either way.
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  296. In the fine print: and your internal organs, time from exposure to death through gastrointernal haemorrage and/or kidney and liver failiure varies...
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  297.  @draco4540  that's just the thing, each wrongful conviction is a guilty perpetrator walking free.
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  298.  @k.o.h3599  no, that works perfectly if labour laws requires living wages for all full time work or equivalent hourly wage as a minimum.
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  299. At the same time, the only time I as a Swede has paid more than eqv. of $30 for any kind of hospital or local health care centre visit was when I needed a doctors oppinion on my health for qualifying for my taxi drivers licence.
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  300. Because it is.
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  301. You just need them to be powerful enough to not leave any solid remains...
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  302. Why charge them coffee change?
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  303.  @Jabberwockybird  while likely, it is not proven one way or the other.
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  304. It's a travesty that such a law is even allowed to stay in the books, and even more absurd that any court doesn't refuse to apply it.
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  305. Ooof XD
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  306.  @lt4753  wrong, if the assets were transfered after the court case started, it can still be claimed from the new owner and the original owner will be facing criminal charges for attempting to hide assets in bad faith.
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  307. ​​ @machintelligence they should be charged with conspiracy to comit murder.
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  308. jim, if this proposed CA law is unreasonable and unviable in the real world, how do you explain EU farmers prospering under animal husbandry regulations that considder even the CA proposition to be felony level animal cruelty?
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  309. When we had a system with anual tax tags on cars in Sweden, the tags were intentionally made of a material that had less integrity than the glue so that the tag couldn't be stolen as the attempt to remove it would destroy the tag.
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  310. One huge concern I can see at face value is: how can this court make a summary judgement when not even the court has applied due dilligence? How can the court just accept the plaintiffs unsubstatiated claim that the defendant was served at face value? Because from my perspective as a citizen of a European country, the absolute minimum requirement for internationally serving a law suit should be that someone representing the plaintiff, contacts me over the phone or in person, informs me that the conversation is beeing recorded and arranges to present me with the physical papers, either in person or by recomended mail that I will have to sign a reciept for. And unless they can present such a signed recipt that the defendant has recived and is in posession of a physical copy of the legal documents, they should not be able to claim that the defendant has been served and the case should have been thrown out with prejudice as frivolous litigation.
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  311. When you find that answer, you'll know why thousands of US citizens are starving each month.
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  312.  @brtle  yeah, I lost a 'start' in editing, thanks for notifying me XD
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  313.  @ARockRaider  the only other alternative is to ensure all the economic proceeds from CAF as well as fines are directly passed on to victim restitution and crime or poverty prevention programmes.
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  314. Non in good faith she wasn't.
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  315. And drug issues almost always starts as attempts to self medicate neurological or psychological struggles.
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  316. because the only ones who draft and supports these kinds of laws are either the same kind of hypocritical karens who become HOA despots or faschists or both. Also, 90% of the homeless addicts became addicted as a consequence of self medicating psychiatric or neuroatypical conditions that they were blocked from or otherwise unable to get diagnosis, treatment and therapy for.
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  317.  @niyablake  Sacramento? My older brother went there as a high school foreign exchange student in 1988-1989
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  318.  @PhiloSage  or, better yet, the money goes into crime prevention, education and victim restitution where the perp can't pay all the damages at once. Eg. The state pays the victim, the perp is written up with a loan to be paid to the state for the same ammount plus accumulated interest over time that can't be removed through declaring personal bankruptsy.
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  319. Interfering with the car IS tresspassing regardless of where it's parked
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  320. Or at least heavily restricted in where their authority to make rules and bylaws begin and end.
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  321.  @happygardener28  to be certain, you actually need to be able to break into the program coding to see if the peer-to-peer sharing toggle actually does disable anything and doesn't just flip a visual cue.
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  322. A soul😂
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  323. Banking crimes should be capital crimes.
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  324. ​​ @palarious  news flash: communism is about who owns the means of production and that work is assigned according to ability and proceeds divided according to need. Eg. Unless the water utility technicians are the only owners of the water purification plant and distribution infrastructure and that they distribute according to need and volume prices are set as individually variable as a percentage of income per gallon. If that's not how it's done, it's not communism.
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  325. Yes, you are nuts, because it's really, really simple. The right to veto who or what, how and why something/someone gets to use your body as physical life support for any reason at any time should be absolute and non negotiable.
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  326. It's not justice as long as they still have a pulse.
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  327.  @suedenim9208  I'd say the company should become liable as soon as they actively claim their employee did nothing wrong, repeatedly, and aided in the employee in pinning the consequences on third party bystanders.
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  328. And anything the kid said in that situation should be inadmissible in court and count as evidence against the police for gross malpractice.
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  329.  @christopherf8160  wrong, the court chose to ignore the reasonable doubt inferred by the inconclusive evidence as a third party witheld evidence they were ordered to release to the court. This is a gross misscarriage of justice at ALL levels.
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  330. ​​ @tacticallemon7518  no it can't force you in, the HOA members can try to harass or otherwise pretend or try to force you to join, but that's a number of crimes and you can press criminal charges against them over it.
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  331. Ice is less bad than ice cream. Don't ask, I was young and adventurous...
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  332. And get rewarded for his efforts the same way as the French nobility...
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  333. And afaik, it isn't even a misdemeanor anywhere here in Europe outside 100+kph highways. It's instead viewed as one of the last "fuck around and find out" occations for darwin award aspirants.
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  334. I was in the board of a different church in another part of the world where this happened too, only our bursar was caught way way earlier, so no fantastical sums had accumulated yet. I don't remember how it was dealt with more than that he was forced to attend gambling addiction treatment therapy and set up a payment plan for remuneration of the funds he embezzled. I don't recall if police were involved at all. I left religion behind completely not long after that, but not because of it.
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  335.  @yt650  if the licence plate is stolen or lost, you report it stolen or lost, the plate manufacturers serial number for the old plate is flagged in the police database and you are automatically sent a new licence plate/set of two licence plates at an administrative fee of no more than €100 iirc, with the same vehicle registration code but a different plate serial nr. The new plates are automatically registered to the vehicles chassi ID from then on. If you have personalized plates, those are registered to the car on a 5 year subscription with the car reverting to it's original registration code on ownership transfer and the personalised plates can be transfered administratively to a new car for a fee. Also, thank you for educating me 🙂
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  336. you know it won't be
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  337. Sounds like these teens were almost in the same level of stupid as the two comscripts that got caught doing the similar: Donuts Under Inebriation, in the gravel drill yard in between the barracks and the Regimental staff building by the Officer of the Watch... in one of the regiments Scania trailer trucks that one of them had key access to...
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  338.  @tedhardulak7698  and the fines should not be as a fixed sum, it should be as a full percent of their anual raw turnover per injured party... On the other hand, I'd prefer to make trading of personal data with third parties a capital felony.
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  339. ​ @markadams2907  the state should be the ones to press the charges vs the lying previous owner, and they should be forced to do so regardless if they want to or not.
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  340. Go to small claims court.
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  341.  @twatson87  still serves both parties of the hostile side.
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  342.  @ZippyyOne  likely, but it's not me as a non-american observer.
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  343. Always has. The only long term successful organized crime has always been religion and banking, in that order.
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  344. That is why Unions are not only important but essential
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  345. The penalty should be forclosure of the buisness under criminal asset forfeiture every time a company comitts a deliberate crime.
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  346.  @insylem  not even Pepperidge farm members...
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  347. Monetary is not the answer, capital punishment is.
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  348. Alcoholism isn't a disability, it's an addiction and a symptom of self medicated mental health issues.
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  349. Did you report the shooting at your kids as assault and attempted murder? If you or your husband had been at home when it happened, had you been able to shoot back in assumed defense of your children?
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  350. Property that should be on liability of the city to protect
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  351. Beaurocracy is insane all over...
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  352. Start by garnishing the AG's and the case prosecutors and police investigators wages and put a lien on their personal property to the accumulated average wage value for the duration of the wrongful imprisonment, plus accumulated interest as if the person kidnapped by the state had worked full time without vacations or sick leave. Then you charge the AG and the police department with gross misconduct and RICO kidnapping.
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  353. ​ @DavidJoh  indirect advocacy of criminal actions through villification of groups as an existential threat by means of false accusations (aka conspiracy accusations) needs to be criminal to the same extent as the acts of terrorism it inevitably is used to justify as "self defense".
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  354. Imagine if you had an ounce of decency...🤡
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  355.  @dougbureta1795  and yet there was Russian manipulation through social media to undermine the process in Trumps favour, as the Russians have admitted themselves. There just wasn't any active coordination with any US politicians.
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  356. or, how about classing robo calling scams as an act of international terrorism? It's usually what they are funding anyway... then have the CIA&NSA deal with it accordingly.
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  357. And interviews of a minor should only be allowed to be conducted at home or at the police department unless the minor is the victim or witness to their parents crimes, in which case an attorney and an appointed temporary guardian should be present
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  358.  @mathewfullerton8577  coping much? XD
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  359. right... only cure for that is about 7ft long, 2/3ft diameter, >600lb in weight and riding an IR laser beam to scammer location...
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  360.  @kevint1910  *pray... prey is what a predator eats
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  361. And it would be a good riddance.
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  362. US ISPs sounds like crime syndicates that needs to be audited abd investigated for RICO...
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  363. And most of them are actively dishonest
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  364.  @traditionalgirl3943  and yet, the tithing is a core of the protection money racket.
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  365. Get rid of the special tax privileges and that would indeed be the case.
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  366. They DID kill a lot of people.
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  367. Oh no, they definitely have a goal, their "holy" texts demands they spread their insanity to "save" humanity...
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  368. Well, her mob boss sits in Rome...
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  369. Or be forcibly relieved of their positions for treason
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  370. ​ @christopherg2347  and life.
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  371.  @satoau1  this kindof thing can't be done without excecutive awareness and at least implicit consent, thus the bank as an institution is culpable through and through.
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  372.  @satoau1  corruption always spread from the top down, if someone on the lowest level is caught comitting criminal acts to the companys benefit, in this case a bank, then that company is all rotten and needs to be excised and destroyed once the defrauded citizens has been restored.
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  373.  @slappy8941  how did that delusion work out for y'all?
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  374. Imagine paying a fair wage so the worker has no incentive to work for the competition or make the contract specify that if they leave before the training costs are recovered the mechanic has to pay back the difference.
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  375. Yes
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  376.  @TheMegalusDoomslayer  yup
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  377.  @kevinschnell7220  the Samsung Xcover series actually has removable batteries, at least up to the version 4 that I'm using myself. The Fairphone brand also has removable batteries.
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  378. Can this be classed as the US privateering on foreign citizens? Because what's the difference between civil asset forfeiture and a letter of marque?
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  379. ​ @NOLL72  breathalyser ignition locks usually have a 30min off-allowance before you have to test again. Refuelling doesn't take 30min. That said, idk if that can be reduced if requested by the company owning the vehicle.
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  380. Corporate puppet much? Mapping out private citizens like this should be a capital felony.
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  381.  @matthewk6731  technically, they did the wrong thing by putting your GF in the same car as the attacker, but they did the right thing by law to charge both you and the attacker as self defence claims is something the court decides if it's justified or if it's an attempt to get away with a crime.
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  382. I keep all my service and inspection reciepts too
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  383. And in the process,the injured workers will have to struggle with recovery and potential chronic disability etc...
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  384. What I don't get is why you didn't sue and press criminal charges against the people responsible for sabotaging your education and persecution.
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  385.  @jeffnorris8848  yeah, which makes it apparent that the legislative body needs to go back to the drawing board and do it right.
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  386. The criminal content...
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  387. Are you serious or are you profiting from snake oil sales?
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  388. Claymores are directional and not powerful enough to aerosol the bodies...
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  389.  @rllr1117  and what gave you licence to be "that" guy? The fact is that your argument is false since as long as a foetus is biologically dependant on another person to sustain it's own life and development, any rights it does have vs a third party is null and void vs the person the foetus is feeding off of if they decides they don't want their body to be used for that. Their veto of who and what else can use their body and how is absolute and non negotiable regardless of how such a veto affects the other beeing, regardless of if it's a human foetus of it's own eggs, a human foetus of someone elses eggs or a parasitic organism like a leech or a tick.
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  390. ​ @aaronmontgomery2055  you can't deny the prescedent set by the 45th president reject.
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  391. Would have been better if he had also been sent to prison indefinitely for all of those threats and attempts to incite genocide and mass murder...
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  392.  @justbobagian  which is why private sector sponsoring of political campaigns or ghostwriting of bills should be a capital felony for both sponsors and sponsored.
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  393. From a Scandinavian point of view, the US waste handling system sounds so 1970ies that I'm getting cross eyed from rolling my eyes too hard. Over here, nobody has more than 15minute drive to a major public recycling center, our dual street side garbage cans has a total of 8 internal compartments: paper packaging, plastic packaging, metals, compostables, coloured glass, uncoloured glass, newspapers and combustibles. There's also two hang-on boxes for batteries, light sources and small electronics. Plus you can call the municipal recycling office and order large waste pickup. All of it is already financed through the compulsory waste handling subscription.
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  394.  @randomizer1666  blood for the blood god!
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  395. It needs help either way, split personality is no joke.
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  396. Should be 1% of annual turnover/violation. At least.
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  397. Except there's nothing outdated about the law, quite the opposite. It's over 6000years past due to crack down hard on the protection racket and gaslighting based crime syndicates hiding under the newspeak label of "religion". All of them.
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  398. Play stupid games, win stupid prices. Your friend should have divorced first.
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  399. only way to hold them accountable is a drone strike that takes out the call center, because they have paid off the local police before they even set up shop.
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  400.  @SamFugarino  sounds to me like they deliberately targeted you because they wanted you to move out, probably because they considdered your sick wife an eyesore and "didn't want cripples in their neighbourhood" Also, you could sue for the money you spent on the painting back if there are other houses that does need painting but doesn't get enforced.
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  401. ​ @nationsnumber1chump  and the most prolific ones are often protected above suspicion by their status in the community and skills of manipulation, often successfully turning the entire community against any victim that dares to report it or seek help within the community.
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  402. yeah, these spam calls should be dealt with the same way as international terrorism.
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  403.  @mavorike9270  and the rest he can pay off by working in a chain gang...
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  404. And which of those do you considder to be wrong?
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  405. Exactly.
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  406. In the latter case, the only legal means any level of government should have to attract buisnesses is the quality of their public infrastructure. Everything else is embezzlement of public funds.
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  407. ​ @dlengelkes  put him in the capital sentense ward...
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  408. Negligient liability.
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  409. Exactly, and yet, GDPR doesn't go far enough by a long shot. The acts of collecting and/or trading metadata should be classed as espionage and/or treason, preferably as a capital crime if possible.
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  410. And to pay exclusively in garnished wages of the obstructors.
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  411. If someone has a conviction less than 10years old, how are they even elegible to run?
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  412. Start with looser pays all court costs AND claimants lawyers file a bond at least equal to the asked payout and their clien places a bond at the sum of the defendants expected legal fees.
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  413. Except if they are running a public buisness doing the thing for profit and want to refuse someone service for who they are as opposed to anything they might have done against the buisness
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  414. Hey Steve, why do you never see a Wizard file paperwork? Because they have a staff for that...
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  415. ​ @the_once-and-future_king.  and then walk the green mile...
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  416. Yup, and it should be a felony again, with every local, regional, national and international information/media/social media monopoly forcefully broken up and sold piecemeal on executive auction with anti-monopoly checks on bidders.
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  417.  @pubcollize  and they are all insane
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  418.  @knerduno5942  not according to the bullshitters in Scotus...
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  419. Only if you mean "nature" as in "We, The People" would you be correct.
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  420. Or awaiting execution.
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  421. Is that judge beeing charged with child abuse and violating the statutes of his office?
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  422. Then tell the caller you are reporting them to CIA for funding international terrorism.
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  423. I think the PD should have the right to forfeit the drivers licence and vehicle as "tools used in execution of a felony"
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  424.  @PvblivsAelivs  the Texan attempt would still be political, still in violation of both US federal and international law and still unenforcable.
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  425. Or, how I prefer to present it: What's the difference between a religion and a drug cartel that also collects "protection fees"? Answer: The drug cartel is honest about their buisness and intent.
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  426. Charge them with felony espionage and engdangering national security as that user location data absolutely includes people that enters or leaves protected facilities and the buyers includes hostile nation intelligence agencies...
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  427. That kind of mistake would have been cleared up during the parking lot confirmation. Quit making up excuses for talibangelical felons.
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  428.  @dougbureta1795  while the collusion didn't exist, the active manipulation by FSB through social media certainly did as the Russians admitted to it.
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  429. Tbh, the only position he should be able to hold in any future court room is as defendant.
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  430. No, companies and corporations don't deserve second chances. One fuckup of this magnitude and the company should be on the litteral chopping block with all it's assets forfeited, execs and board members prosecuted for espionage and treason and all the owners required to pay up a fine equal to their stock share of the companys gross turnover (gross turnover, not profit or shareholder dividends) in punitive damages to each person who was violated.
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  431.  @TommyGuy1988  because all religions are crime syndicates relying on gaslighting induced stockholms syndrome to fuel their protection racket.
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  432. As a European strongly in favour of prosecuting stochastic terrorism and endangerment through malicious slander on social media, This level of government over reach and over reaction is preposterous and frankly dangerous to the point that the reaction by the local justices is more dangerous to the local community and it's democracy than everything they reacted to combined. And I hope the German federal courts overturns this case and censures the lower court heavily for their transgressions.
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  433. Yes...
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  434. Venture capitalists are nothing more than parasites on civilization.
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  435. And that should just be the price of running a bad buisness.
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  436.  @jamesmclean4495  *concertina. Aka razorwire And yes, the real deal is a an absolute bastard to deal with. Used to have coils of it as perimeter defence during home guard national defence militia exercises...
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  437. Ask them if they need an ambulance...
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  438.  @M167A1  anyone who's driven out by this didn't have a good enough buisness idea in the first place and need to learn from their errors and try again. Cry me a river Karen.
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  439. Then he can go in the loony bin with a self-hugging sweater and a muzzle.
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  440. I posted an envelope with a postcard in international mail from a EU country to a close friend in Philadelphia three months ago... It still has not arrived or been returned to me as the sender.
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  441. Riiight...
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  442. Umm... it's both.
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  443. Yes, and it makes me want to hurt his profits so hard he litterally develops bleeding stigmata from the psychological anguish. And then proceed to the rest of his crooked tech giant colleagues...
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  444. You need to account for inflation too
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  445. Exactly, and, in a country like the US the drivers inspection should be documented and logged in a mandated system outside corporate/company control. And if a driver is caught in a vehicle with safety violations, and those violations have been logged as failing the drivers inspection, then the full penalty should fall on the company management.
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  446. No, companies and corporations don't deserve second chances. One fuckup of this magnitude and the company should be on the litteral chopping block with all it's assets forfeited, execs and board members prosecuted for espionage and treason and all the owners required to pay up a fine equal to their stock share of the companys gross turnover (gross turnover, not profit or shareholder dividends) in punitive damages to each person who was violated
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  447.  @jebeda  a lot of countries with that practice also have laws that cap attorney fees and restrictions on damage claims.
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  448. Or... maybe chance the zoning laws to allow 20ft instead of 51....
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  449. Yup, only slighly less of a criminal enterprise under colour of law than religions...
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  450. Wrong. Most people attend churches because they have been brainwashed to do so as children to the point they are trapped in the syndicates stockholm syndrome based protection racket.
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  451. ​ @mw4507  quit lying. And, if your fascistoid speculation would be the result of abolishing qualified impunity (deliberate misspelling) It would only prove that those LEOs were just another crime cartel.
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  452. Sounds good, how to implement it and enforce it without loopholes?
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  453.  @robertsmith2956  nah, the school doesn't have access to the high tech machines she's accustomed to
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  454. Because they managed to make their crime syndicates useful tools to more competent secular rulers for supressing curiosity, justice and independent thought through corrupting the definitions and thus control the ignorant masses through gaslighting, projection and control of information access.
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  455.  @toomuchsugar3960  then they could just have the phone call routed through an internal switchboard so that all outgoing calls get the switchboard phone number.
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  456.  @obsidianmoon13  yeah, protection rackets so old they have become accepted as institutions and at one time owned almost half the land in Europe...
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  457. From the left? Dude, how much acid are you on?
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  458. Any jury that sees this as anything more than a frustrated suggestion by someone at wit's end as a consequence of beeing harassed over something that's not the neighbours buisness in the first place should be disqualified.
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  459.  Mac Nifty  edgy fail troll is still a failiure.
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  460.  Mac Nifty  which is childish and stupid, ergo: troll. Q.E.D.
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  461. Imo, the fines should have been a double digit percentage of gross corporate turnover for a duration of 1 day/offense, not a fixed ammount/offense.
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  462. I had just gotten home from school, popped the usual frozen pizza in the microwave and turned on the TV to watch the late afternoon soap operas (I'm at GMT+1+dst)
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  463.  @dangingerich2559  the only thing you have shown is your own delusions of benevolence.
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  464. Arkansas abolished child labour protection laws less than a year ago along with some other nazi-republican states...
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  465.  @eriknervik9003  quit enabling organised crime false flagged as law enforcement.
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  466. Eh... if that's what you think he's doing you are delusional enough for a tour to a loony bin...
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  467. ​ @major__kong why was it taken out of the curriculum in the first place? Most likely to enable this kind of corporate robbery BS.
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  468. Why not legislate the bail deposit to be a fixed percentage of the suspects income and or assets. Say, 30% of each...
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  469. I'd be fine with such a regulation if the bill simultaneously criminalise all metadata trade/sharing between buisnesses for commercial or other purposes without a court warrant
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  470. *a ham ham sandwich
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  471.  @maxsdad538  it's still irrelevant if the fertilized egg is tresspassing.
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  472. Or negotiate an agreement to open up the relationship.
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  473.  @iamgriff  it sounds like that HOA has already gone far into domestic terrorism and needs to be exterminated accordingly.
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  474.  @Br3ttM  plus aiding and abetting whatever the crime the fabricated false evidence concerned, conspiracy to subject the defendant to crime equivalent to if the sentence had been effected by a vigilante, and treason.
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  475. And while they are locked up, make anaudit of the entire city administration and police.
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  476. In double meaning...
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  477. It's an open faced sandwich, but a Calzone is a giant pirogi
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  478. When it comes to lawyers quoting actual Nazi propaganda from the 1930ies in court as an accusation and attempt to slander and undermine the court system itself? Definitely. This disbarred ex. lawyer deserves the exact same treatment as her isis recruiter counterparts.
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  479. Machines do make mistakes. Code can become corrupted while running due to various hardware and/or OS glitches.
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  480. In that case, I'd say the man who restored it is the legitimate owner but the police department of the original owners residence when the theft was first reported 20 years ago should be on the hook for neglect of duty and liable to pay restitution towards the original owner.
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  481. In 1982, I was nothing more than an undeveloped proto ova and a heap of random molecules dispersed in the biosphere not even processed and combined into the stem cell destined to become a sperm some time in early 1984🤣
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  482. In jeopardy? It should already be shredded and the bastard should be serving the rest of his 'clients' sentence behind bars next to their co-conspirators in the prosecution.
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  483. *christian taliban (FTFY)
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  484.  @daleallen7634  a less fascist republican challenger to Trumps seccond attempt at turning the US into a fascist autocracy.
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  485.  @joesterling4299  that's the biggest tragedy of it all :/
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  486. Roflmao!🤣 These religious psychopaths really need closed ward psychiatric care...😬
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  487. that's because you are a private citizen, not a corporation.
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  488. and the city tried to keep him in the cage even after they were made aware that he shouldn't have been put there at all.
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  489. Is that really theft as opposed to abandonment?
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  490. You should watch Louis Rossmans video on this topic. If you accepted Adobes latest ToS change, you just signed away the IP rights to all your work done in those programs
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  491. But have they? What's stopping you from cutting your own hair in front of the mirror? Or asking a family member in the same household to cut it for you?
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  492. It isn't ruled on yet
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  493. I'd bet it would depend on why the PI was hired and by who. And due to her role, and depending on what public roles the other claimants had, I can definitely see criminal charges up to and including conspiracy in preparation to overthrow the local government in case of disfavourable election results/domestic terrorism...
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  494. I'd say it depends if those social media posts are aimed at framing a group as an existential threat for existing and/or demanding equal access to civil rights or are spreading endangering misinformation.
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  495. Press criminal charges against your HOA board for fraud, embezzlement and conversion and find out how you can legaly sever the board from the HOA in a way that leaves the board members personaly and exclusively liable for their misrepresentation.
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  496.  @kensherwin4544  the most essential one!
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  497. If it's etched, engraved or punched into the metal, you'd have to grind the steel to a quarter inch depth at that spot or it can get recovered by x-ray through the way the metal around the application is physically or chemically altered.
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  498. there are plenty of drones that operate at aircraft altitudes, especially military and large (20+kg) surveilance drones
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  499. And in the Nordic countries, police makes random roadside safety inspections of any vehicle that happens to pass by on top of the sheduled mandatory vehicle inspections one to two times per year for professional traffic vehicles. The most basic form of road side safety inspection includes breathalyzer, driving/rest time journal, drivers licence and, if applicable, special qualification licences. Other inspections can include vehicle weight check, tyre condition and presence of mandatory safety equipment such as warning triangle, high-vis vest, and for professional vehicles, fire extinguisher, glass breaker/belt cutter and first aid kit.
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  500. An even better would be if this disillusioned the parish to the point that it breaks their stockholms syndrome indoctrination and psychological dependancy on a socially accepted but no less abusive or criminal syndicate and it's protection racket.
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  501. Well... parasites has always agressively fought for eachother to opress any attempt of their targets claiming rights... Regardless if it's nobles vs. serfs, buisness owners vs. workers, Nazis vs. ethnic minorities, or authoritarian misogynists vs. women.
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  502. *lesser ;)
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  503. There needs to be a class action lawsuit to demand corporate crime renders the company in it's entirety into the tool of those crimes and, as such subject to criminal asset forfeiture. Ie: use your buisness to comitt crimes=everything that the buisness encompasses, IP, land, buildings, physical property, bank accounts, etc. gets taken by the DoJ, split up and sold at executive auction, the employees get a 12m severance package, any customers with outstanding balance is refunded and the rest is transfered to the treasury, but the company's debts remain with the owners to pay as private individuals as best they are able...😈
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  504.  @DFWRob  don't fake stupidity.
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  505. And eliminate area propriety for servive providers.
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  506. that's just stupid
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  507. Unless you use a VPN service.
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  508.  @freethebirds3578  the add bombardments isn't the main problem. The main problem is that your metadata is correlated and mapped with the metadata of everyone you've ever interacted with and how, both on line and in person, and that map is then also sold on.
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  509. Not an AG requirement, but an R requirement...
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  510. Either that or they were saddled with a back log that rivals the battle field researchers at the Ossuary at Fort Douamont, Verdun, France...
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  511.  @WowOafus  note that I wrote "unreasonably derilict in their duty" Eg, allowing snow and frozen slush to build up in ruts over time to the point where even studded winter tyres struggle to maintain course at any speed. The drivers still have to do their due dilligence to drive as careful as the conditions require. Two hours ago, I was doing 40kph on a 100kph 2+1 lane regional highway for ~30km distance due to winter conditions with above moderate snow.
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  512.  @xAnAngelOfDeathx  you are somewhat preaching to the choir, note that I wrote "more" not that either example made much sense in the first place. My comment was more of a disagreement in ranking, not in principle. Eg: it makes more sense to swerve into a tree than into oncoming traffic, but the choise wouldn't be nessesary if the driver had maintained correct distance and speed in relation to other vehicles and road conditions.
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  513. That's thechnically wrong. You can F way off = a frustrated suggestion of someone at wit's end. I'm going to F you up = a statement of hostile intent. You are F-ed = either a frustrated or sarcastic and sympathetic or gloating observation or a statement of imminent hostile intent. The middle one is not protected under the 1st A, the last one can be both protected or not depending on context and tone.
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  514.  @OneWildTurkey  when it comes to religion, it's either actively malicious or ignorantly malicious.
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  515.  @d.h.5407  words indeed has meaning, religion doesn't
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  516. How many holes?
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  517. They didn't, SCOTUS did...
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  518.  @jeffbybee5207  not if the money can only be seized in order to pay reparations to the direct victims of the crimes and not to any authorities ever.
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  519. I would contact the institute for justice if I were you, and get their help to file an appeal and charges of perjury and endangerment against the 911 operator daughter.
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  520. Citing religious texts in a public office capacity should be disqualifying.
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  521. And if you are neurologically unable to comply?
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  522. Umm... meterology is a physics and statistics based estimation, not a "weather fortune telling" 🤡
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  523. Don't settle for a pinky promise... make them publish the code.
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  524.  @pansepot1490  K.O.H. is a 3rd party delivery service driver, you can dismiss everything he says as the raving ramblings of a conman who doesn't want to admit to himself that he's an accomplice to a RICO scheme...
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  525.  @mattstorm360  indeed. /Mortar gang
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  526.  @bobsaturday4273  it would probably work, the main problem is how to design a directed charge small enough to just take out that single tooth without harming surrounding tissue or bone.
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  527. Were you born that stupid or did you have to make an effort to get there?
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  528. It's still gaslighting
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  529. It's still fraud.
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  530. There's nothing innocent about quackery.
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  531. ​​ @Exis247 that's what SEAL teams and Reaper drones with bladed AGM88 are for. It is already known that most of the scam money goes to finance international terr0rism...
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  532. On the other hand, if someone is hit and killed by a car that should have been able to avoid the collission through slowing down ahead of a predictable risk area such as an intersection with or without a crosswalk, how is that not negligient homicide or manslaughter with a vehicle? That's at least what the charges would be in large parts of the EU where there also is no concept of jaywalking as most of the countries gives pedestrians has right of way at crosswalks, but allows crossing any non-highway road anywhere at own risk.
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  533.  @robertwaguespack9414  agreed
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  534.  @danpress7745  plaintiff and Lawyer should split the costs of both sides and the court 30/50 if they loose...
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  535. ​ @TheRealScooterGuy the problem arises when the majority of the home owners become passive in the HOA, as that leaves the board positions wide open for the only people who actively volounteer, which are more often than not, active or latent karens who want to 'help' the community by harassing everyone who they deem annoying, or embezzlers who see it as an opportunity to use HOA fees and fines to enrich themselves directly or through contracting their own family buisnesses at extortion rates until someone notices and sues/press charges. An active HOA community on the other hand, will have term limits, vote people onto the board on merit and hold every board meeting open to other members as well as distribute the board protocols to every HOA member asap after each board meeting as well as publishing it on a community notice board. It also employs external accountants to oversee the economy. And any decisions that affect member fees, board reimbursment, member/board regulations has to be voted on twice with general community elections inbetween.
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  536. Casinos should be liable for machine failiures too. It's the only way to keep them somewhat honest.
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  537. ​ @krislarsen6546  no, because that would imply he comitted the crime to begin with.
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  538. Collection and trade/transfer of user metadata without separate opt-in volounteering for any commercial purpose should be a capital felony.
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  539. Sounds more like a Republican from a European perspective.
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  540. No, they should be abolished everywhere.
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  541.  @axepagode33626  reinstated=re-added to the legal code. You probably meant repealed=removed
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  542. ​ @wmdkitty  that's an emissions rules issue.
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  543. ​ @snap-off5383  false. Feeding conspiracy narratives painting your target as an existential threat to your audience into echo chambers inevitably triggers terrorist movements and genocide. The law needs to be ammended to account for that, and provide tools and an obligation for platforms to detect it and report it before that process comes full circle. That, while very flawed and inadequate in practice, is the purpose of European hate-speech laws.
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  544. Report the indian calls to CIA as scams to fund international terrorism...
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  545. And then sleep forever with the fishes when the ice melts locally due to the heat... XD
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  546. Rulings of an illegitimate corrupt court is irrelevant.
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  547.  @k.o.h3599  so you admit to beeing an accomplice to the fraud scheme? That explains a lot of your insane comments...
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  548. They need to be charged with criminal endangerment and attempted murder
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  549. Due to select people in the DoJ refusing to do their job and duty because they are HIS loyal infiltrators, plants and accomplices.
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  550. More likely the teacher snooped where they had no buisness putting their boot polish stained nose...
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  551. How is falsifying evidence not counted as felony treason on top of everything else? For are they not betraying the trust of the people they have sworn an oath to serve? Are they not actively subverting the peoples trust in the fairness of the judicial process?
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  552. a staggering ammount even
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  553.  @akboyz1  not if the instructions include criminal actions.
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  554.  @KiwiCatherineJemma  loving it XD
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  555. It should fall under international law against privateering and state sanctioned piracy...
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  556. *sold court
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  557. WTF?😬🤨
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  558. Agreed, from a "frenemy" on the other side of Öresund ;)
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  559. Make it an equal share/h of the total profits after running costs based on worked hours and it'd be fair
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  560. ​ @nokiot9  Shared HVACs are or should be illegal and dealt with as it compromises fire safety barriers between appartments.
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  561. Yes and for attempting to fraudulently claim ownership of the public property of the US people as a whole...
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  562. That's not a perk... you're just victimized by a spinoff syndicate running the exact same protection and gaslighting racket.
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  563.  @andreystarovoytov3337  doesn't act like it though...
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  564. ​ @Noneofyourbusiness2000  felony, not misdemeanor.
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  565. Yes
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  566. And it should be done to big corporations too, counting the board of directors and majority shareholders as directly liable for any crimes they should have been aware of that the company was comitting.
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  567.  @angelachouinard4581  the 'fines' for these crooks should be a Mk82 GBU down the vent duct of their call center CEO office... The revenue they make is often used to finance terrorism anyways
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  568. Unless he can challenge the law itself as unconstitutional...
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  569.  @19TheFallen  and that'sthe same problem with remote lock car keys too... ~€150 to fix a dried up and breaking rubber button cover...
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  570. Don't be cute...
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  571. And enforce it
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  572. A whole lot of neck injuries and likely several deaths or permanent disabilities.
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  573.  @Jack_Russell_Brown  sounds like a constitution ammendment system that needs a bit more voter input. My own countrys foundation laws require two separate majority votes in parliament with a general election inbetween those votes in order to pass.
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  574.  @Jack_Russell_Brown  then I misunderstood your previous comment. Thank you for expanding on it :)
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  575. A conservative claiming they are discriminated against is a karen who doesn't like to be treated in kind with the prejudice they attacks others.
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  576. Corporations shouldn't be, their board of directors should always be personally responsible in every aspect of the law for everything the corporation does under their tenure.
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  577. Depends on how it's built.
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  578.  @TheBenzdad  those specific Roman sources are two generations and half an empire removed from the events in Judea. They are no more factual evidence than the Bible or the Collected fairytales of the brothers Grimm...
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  579. The warrant should also have to pinpoint no more than a 18minute window.
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  580. @Linda, OR people could act responsibly, take the pandemic seriously and act accordingly instead of throwing tantrums at any and every inconvenience, get their vaccine shots ASAP if they don't have any precluding medical conditions, with employers forced to allow their employees to take paid time off to do so. (That leave should be fully subsidized by the state and federal govt.) And that 1st and 2nd world governments ensure an unconditional subsidized supply of vaccines to the rest of the global population also asap. Then, maybe, we might see an end to the pandemic before any new mutations forces us all to do it all over again...
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  581. He wanted too, but it was just too cold, he couldn't find the worm even using a magnifying glass and little blue pills...
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  582. That should be disallowed to do to protect witnesses, the parties, their relatives and the officers of the court from retaliation until the trial and appeals have concluded and verdict has taken effect. Then every party should be automatically sent an unedited recording of each court session and a a full anonymised transcript of the juries deliberations.
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  583. Religious insanity is, however, a right-field exclusive...
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  584. *adjusted for inflation before accumulated interest is applied...
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  585. Nah, it's Karen Trump...😉
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  586. then he should join up with other farmers and up their prices to sustainable levels and force the butchering and meat product companies to pay the actual costs instead of paying stock market parasites.
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  587. So Biden should have had a greater margin on his win?
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  588. Exactly!
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  589. There needs to be a class action lawsuit to demand corporate crime renders the company in it's entirety into the tool of those crimes and, as such subject to criminal asset forfeiture. Ie: use your buisness to comitt crimes=everything that the buisness encompasses, IP, land, buildings, physical property, bank accounts, etc. gets taken by the DoJ, split up and sold at executive auction, the employees get a 12m severance package, any customers with outstanding balance is refunded and the rest is transfered to the treasury, but the company's debts remain with the owners to pay as private individuals as best they are able...😈
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  590. You can be damned sure FSB and the CPP intelligence agencies will pay anything for that kind of data on key officials and their families...
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  591. ​ @crazy916  tracking and user data collection for any non-judicially mandated purpose or storing any non-login data on any device not physically owned and accessible to the user should be a felony, exchanging it with a third party without a judicial warrant in a criminal investigation or subpoena in a civil case should be a capital felony.
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  592. The previous town I lived in kept peacocks and turkeys in the town park, it resulted in hillarious sights. Also, I'd expect a teenage racoon turns from puppy/kitten with hands to wolverine/sewer rat with hands...
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  593. And record any verbal agreements over special conditions or write it down and demand a counter signature.
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  594.  @singaporesammy  wrong. The cheated spouse has no legitimate claims towards the third party as there is no legitimate way to own another person as chattel, and thus, that their spouse chose to initiate a relationship with another is either a consequence of the cheated ones own failings of communication within the relationship.
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  595.  @singaporesammy  exactly, and the only victim here is the doctor facing this frivolous and unconstitutional lawsuit (freedom of association?), so stop acting like garbage.
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  596. So he's one of the local nazi-republican brownshirts?
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  597. Exactly!
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  598. It was actually they who lobbied the idea to Trump iirc...🤦🏼‍♂️
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  599. how is that any different from the rest of the banana republic of USA?
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  600. It was SCOTUS that implemented it in the first place...
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  601. Half way out is still a worthy achivement
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  602. But why the $140'000 price tag? What's the dimensions? Sounds like the fence is made of armor steel at that price😬
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  603. Except now Adobe OWNS the IP to your work.
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  604. Tell the indian callers you are reporting them to CIA for funding international terrorism
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  605. It would be if mr 45 didn't deliberately sabotage the USPS well ahead of the 2020 election for that very purpose...
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  606. Parking lot confirmation eliminates that possibility.
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  607. ​ @baldrian22  you are making a decimal error. 3,0 promille is 0,03%
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  608. Because the Reps have sabotaged the system beyond repair...
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  609. I'd ask them if they need an ambulance...
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  610. When it isn't an agreement between equals, dumbass...
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  611. Well... from an outside perspective, it looks like just wearing a valid LEO badge of office and accompanying ID has earned the same association on it's own.
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  612. Doesn't protect you against a corrupt clerk stealing on the clock with an outside accomplice...
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  613. or the latest POTUS reject...
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  614.  @phillipsusi1791  The city spent thousands of dollars in legal fees to prevent release of a wronfully convicted man after he was proven innocent. That alone proves the city is guilty as sin.
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  615. You have a funny way of spelling crime syndicate induction ceremony...
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  616. Because the church didn't want a public scandal in the news..
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  617. Or a tyre change.
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  618. You left out the middle part of the promise: "Not to get caught beeing evil"
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  619. Nothing is private if anyone in earshot carries a smart phone.
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  620. In what way?
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  621.  @ActualDrunkAtheist  really, you are barking up the wrong tree, don't buy into the "woke conspiracy" neonazi recruitment narrative. The only thing that's fucked up gaming is corporate greed and paranoid gatekeeping.
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  622.  @jacqueslefave4296  the fact that this law treat spouses as chattel and blames a third, non signatory part in for violation of a contract that doesn't concern them. Every breach of trust in a relationship is due to failings of one or more people within said relationship Eg, the only ones that can ever be considdered culpable is the signatory spouses. Nobody else as nobody else has signed the contract.
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  623. The insurance 'company' is The Vatican... To them, this isn't even pocket change.
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  624. exactly
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  625. ​ @jpnewman1688  what's your point? Dumdum?
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  626. Proof?
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  627. Riight... you missed the most glaring obvious hole in that delusion: Whatever gave you the insane notion that you'd be allowed to define or predict what's legal for all forseeable future?
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  628. ​@CK George1989 eh, not everything, just the electronics.
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  629. Ummm... finger BONES doesn't have finger prints...
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  630. Hell, get him an Ag42 Ljungman in 6.5×55mm😊
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  631.  @NYpaddler  case in point: pineapple on pizza
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  632. Then get a local workshop to take them out and put the airbags in a metal box until you have the time to go get it replaced. You are sitting with what's essentially half a dozen half sized fragmentation hand grenades at chest and neck height all around you and your family
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  633. ​ @DKNguyen3.1415  that would be criminal asset forfeiture, not civil.
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  634. No, the problem is that the adults aren't forced to investigate properly and only sanction the perpetrator of a crime among children instead of lazily sanction both perpetrator and their victim as if all fights are arranged and mutually volountary between equal parties void of every context.
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  635. Higway privateering.
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  636. Then the driver should have driven directly to the local PD and filed a police report against the boss and the company for felony attempted homicide. /A european cabbie.
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  637. I'd say they are entitled to an equal share of the anual gross profits equal to 1/N where N=number of amazon employees each year the scheme was running.
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  638. Terms that the court would have known she was neurologically unable to meet from the beginning if they had bothered to call an ADHD specialized psychiatrist as an expert witness. This entire case is a miscarriage of justice.
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  639. It should lead to charges of sedition and treason with an immediate suspension of councilmember priviliges, eligibility and voting rights
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  640.  @Bass_attack7755  and mme guilliotine has infinite room for lobbyists...
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  641. Yes
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  642. It can last for nine months or more if almost half the population on a continent insists on actively sabotaging every effort to adress the emergency... Which you can thank your president reject & his conspiracy narration terrorist supporters for.
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  643. The American Dream was always a lie of entrapment... Otherwise you are correct.
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  644. No, it wouldn't, but damages in a percentage of anual gross profit would.
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  645. ​ @countbenjamin1442  how about having all previous cases automatically brought up on review for appeal by a constitutional tribunal, an automatic and immediate suspension from office, an automatic investigation into bank and communication records for any trace of abuse of powers, corruption, bias or collusion, And, if any unbecoming acts or bias is found, then immediate dishonourable dismissal/impeachment and permanent, nationwide blacklisting from public sector employment, and any elected or appointed offices at every level is implemented and criminal charges leveled as an imperative outside DA/AttGen. discretion. Ie. the DoJ should not have any option to decline or postpone criminal proceedings against corrupt public officials under any circumstances on any level, they should be forced to deal with corruption as a higher priority than any other crimes.
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  646. Would be better to charge them with corrupting minors, extortion, embezzlement, tax evation, organizing subversive action, obstruction of justice, and where applicable: child trafficking, illegal imprisonment, torture and, last, but not least, comitting and inciting domestic and international terrorism.
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  647.  @orppranator5230  thing is, social media companies are forced to moderate to the lowest legal tolerance among all the places they operate, not just US law, so this Texan attempt at forcing FB and YT to cater to the christian taliban and alt-right terrorists, FB and YT would still have to comply with the suddeny incompatible EU laws.
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  648. And you'd be charged with contempt and subverting the intent of the law.
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  649. 100% As a 37yo European guy who got diagnosed with ADHD at 32, this ruling AND the original sentence was a miscarriage of justice.
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  650. ​​ @msromike123  better that than rampant, commercialised espionage
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  651. I think that's more to do with the MiL part thanthe hand gestures...😅
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  652. *Execute
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  653. Well... clear, homogenous ice that's at least half a foot thick is perfectly safe even for a small car (like a Ford Jetta or VW Polo) Cloudy, bubbly, laminated or snow crusted ice should not be trusted at all. /best regards from a Scandinavian.
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  654.  @baronvonslambert  exactly.
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  655. Honestly, converting an actual old, preferably never used portapotty into an ice fishing shack is a pretty decent idea. Especially one with a roof vented septic tank. Remove part of the tank on one side of the seat and stick a tent stove/smoker there with it's chimney where the vent pipe used to go through the roof and put an ice augur on an articulated armature that folds away into a corner when not in use. Sterilize, reline and insulate the remaining part of the tank with a double metal sheet wall and rockwool insulation all around the stove/smoker with an air gap to prevent fires and presto: an ice fishing shack with built in ice chest, smoker/heater/stove as well as an ice augur that doesn't get "lost"(aka borrowed/stolen)
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  656. ​ @lpattenaude1716  and those people can go bother their middle eastern equivalents instead of meddling in sane people's lives.
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  657. No borderline at all, it is outright treasonous.
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  658. Either Stalin, or Himmler...
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  659. If it's baked closed, it's an oversized piroghi.
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  660. Both imo.
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  661. And feeding conspiracy narratives painting your target collective as an existential threat to your audience into echo chambers inevitably triggers terrorist movements and genocide. The law needs to be ammended to account for that and deal with it.
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  662. Bullshit, but it would be good riddance if it did.
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  663. Tipping on it's own is nothing more than a scam to keep service workers poor.
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  664. now this sounds like poetic justice!
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  665. More likely, it's too fragile.
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  666. There needs to be a class action lawsuit to demand corporate crime renders the company in it's entirety into the tool of those crimes and, as such subject to criminal asset forfeiture. Ie: use your buisness to comitt crimes=everything that the buisness encompasses, IP, land, buildings, physical property, bank accounts, etc. gets taken by the DoJ, split up and sold at executive auction, the employees get a 12m severance package, any customers with outstanding balance is refunded and the rest is transfered to the treasury, but the company's debts remain with the owners to pay as private individuals as best they are able...😈
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  667. Did he sue them and demand they take their p.o.s. car back and refund the money with interest? Bc. That's what he should be entitled to as they broke the contract.
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  668. As a European this kind of maffia bullshit makes me terrified of visiting my US friends even as a white working class guy with clear blue eyes... I can't even imagine how terrifying it has to be to live there and with the apparent habitual bigotry and racism in the system on top!
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  669. ​ @JP-mu3xl  I'm glad that wouldn't fly in my country.
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  670. Gated communities in and of themselves are a symptom of opression and atrocities.
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  671.  @Ceece20  at worst, it could qualify as third party advertisement,in which case the squeeky toy company should bill JD for the advertisement service 🤣
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  672. Why? Wouldn't it make more sense if the assets seized from crime could only be deposited in a victims restitution and witness protection fund with no way of siphoning any part of it to courts or law enforcement
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  673. From 10'000m without a parachute unless they pay for one...
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  674. GOP appointed SCOTUS justices...
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  675. I doubt that rules change was legal...
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  676. How can you have read the bible and actually belive in that insane guilt tripping bullshit?
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  677. Or better yet, start enforcing the criminal code against the protection rackets of the crime syndicates calling themselves religions.
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  678. Why didn't your parents go to the police?
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  679. As a European with US friends, I would't call US communications reliable. Not even in comparison to S.A. not outside the big cities.
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  680. @Richard Cranium where in the world did you pick up your delusions?
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  681. @Richard Cranium if you don't even comprehend the difference between right wing extreme liberals like Bezos and Biden compared to socialists you are either brainwashed by right wing authoritarian conspiracy myths or stoned beyond sanity...
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  682. Was there any pork riders on that bill?
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  683. You mean the 2016 election?
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  684. That's such a moronic conclusion to make... It's just as moronic as stating you presume all gas station staff to be criminals because you once got mugged by someone wearing an obviously stolen gas station uniform...
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  685. Bacon, 2×pepperjack, grilled, then all the fresh veggies, plus honey chipotle and garlic dressing. Honey oregano footlong.
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  686. ​ @chrisoakey9841  privatised utilities and infrastructure of any kind is insane.
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  687. This is the kind of case where the court should be able to order the entire hospital seized under criminal asset forfeiture and hand the ownership of it over to the victims to either sell it to the state, sell it back to the original owners or even sell it to a competing medical company at auction.
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  688.  @pouponcrazycat5987  best case scenario is that they learn once and for all that religion is nothing more than a euphemism for glorified protection rackets and child abusing crime syndicates
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  689. The dingbats forcing their autistic or chromosome deficcient or otherwise challenged or impsired children to drink it, often killing or crippling the child for life under excruciating pain as the strong alkaline chemical corrodes away their intestines...
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  690. ​ @rispatha  good point, but, from my own point of view, also a weird take on the case you chose to illustrate it due to the appalling incompetence justice systems dealing with DUI perpetrators, especially those causing bodily harm. In my point of view, DUIs should always result in locked ward addiction treatment for as long as nessesary along with socioeconomic and medical/therapy support to resolve whatever underlying causes that the criminal tried to adress by the substance use that turned into an addiction in order to prevent a repeat offense when they are eventually released. The latter also includes vocation councelling and studies/job training as well as half way housing as part of the probation period at the end, once the addiction rehab is successful.
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  691.  @thomasmaughan4798  Considdering our EU related elections are conducted the exact same way as our national elections, I fail to see the merits of your point. Especially as I presume US citizenship status is registered somewhere?
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  692.  @thomasmaughan4798  not really, as I considder the very notion of administratively restricting peoples movement and options of making a living wherever they can do so without harming others to be an affront and an atrocity in and of itself. The only valid raison d'etrè of any level of government is to facilitate the hopes and dreams of the governed by providing the nessesary public infrastructure and to only interfere where one persons egocentric ambitions will infringe upon the rights and health of their peers. Thus I don't think citizenship should be a qualifyer for voting rights at all unless it's as easy to get as just living, working and contributing to the community around us.
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  693.  @thomasmaughan4798  did I say anything about free stuff? No, that's your strawman. Not mine.
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  694.  @thomasmaughan4798  not "stuff", infrastructure, as in: education, roads, bus/train lines, health care, law enforcement, rescue services, power lines, communication lines, water and sewage treatment as well as trash collection and recycling/disposal facilities. Most of which is either tax and/or fee funded. And imo, anyone living in a community, working and paying taxes there should have an equal say in how those taxes and fees are managed and used, formal citizen or not as the latter lives as a citizen in all but name.
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  695.  @thomasmaughan4798  and to claim that non citizens living and working in the US doesn't pay just as much taxes as any citizen of the same social class, and more in percentage of income than all of the economic elite, is a bald faced lie, and you know it. So why shouldn't they have a say and a vote at least on the municipal and county levels?
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  696. ​ @mfarmer7944  on the contrary. He does, you don't
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  697. why the hell did she keep alcohol in the kitchen fridge in the first place?
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  698. ​ @Somewhere-In-AZ  unless it's medically nessesary due to physical deformity.
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  699. ​ @WhiteG60  or simply that no bylaws can be changed unless all following procedures are followed: 1) A notice of the bill of intent is formally served to each member with reciept of delivery logged with a third party. 2) A formal re-election of at least 2/3rds of the board is held, including the presidential position with at least three unrelated candidates per position and at least 66% of the members present and accounted for at the election. 3) The new board then reviews and confirms or rejects the bill of intent to add or alter or remove a bylaw.
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  700. ​ @backwoodstherapy  organisations or buisnesses used by the board/CEOs to comitt crimes should be treated as "tools of the crime" and be subject to criminal asset forfeiture with sub paragraphs for HOAs COAs that only the board members property can be seized as assets from criminal proceeds...
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  701. Do you know the difference between a religion and a drug cartel that also collects "protection fees"? Answer: The drug cartel is honest about their buisness and intent.
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  702. They belong under the jail...
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  703.  @charlesyoung7436  sometimes it deliberately is, or b*con
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  704. ​ @TheOriginalJphyper  a grocery bag unsecured on a passenger seat isn't a false positive, it's a deathwish.
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  705.  @TeamDryRub8463  you misspelled based
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  706.  @robreesor5011  as I said, you are free to refuse any vaccine, I just said that if you don't want to do your part in protecting all of your fellow citizens, don't come whining about beeing excluded and isolated from public social life as the rest of us apply our absolute right to protect ourselves from the hazard you and your anti-vaxxer traitor companions make of yourselves.
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  707.  @9trees  riiight... tell that to the dead.
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  708. No.
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  709.  @rogerclarke7407  that would be the end of the gig-economics and the amazon style buisness model... And good riddance.
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  710. Error: entity: brain not found in directory.
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  711. Religion IS greed.
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  712. This isn't generosity, writing "tips for jesus" on a cheque is a variant on the talibangelical fraud with a buybull verse pamphlet disguised by printing the front of it as a fake low denomination bill.
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  713. That's fucking bullshit, and I hope you advised him to name and shame the asshole camp organiser to the local press?
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  714. That's when you file a federal complaint for cartel law violations and unionise
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  715. To me as a professional driver, the existant of automatic DRL is one of the most scary and insane things allowed on the road, especially on white/silver/light grey cars in morning fog. Also, if the ambient light is intense enough to activate DRL mode, trailer rear lights turns off too!🤬
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  716.  @kharnthebetrayer1575  FIRE THE URSUS CLAWS!
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  717.  @michaelibach9063  no, you don't understand: your self deluded beliefs in magic and self enslavement to an alledged supernatural autocrat and how you delude yourself into thinking that makes you an absolute authority and arbiter of others in it's stead is what's, not only wrong, but preposterous and clinically insane to the point that the difference between you and an ISIS demagouge becomes moot.
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  718.  @TheBTG  wrong. Every belief in gods and miracles is indivisibly and undeniably reliant on an internalised delusion that magic and supernatural entities is real.
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  719.  @zapazap  incantation/spell it's the same thing.
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  720.  @michaelibach9063  what you call miracles are nothing more than hallucinations or ignorant misinterpretation of biological, chemical or physical reactions or, most commonly: deliberate fraud. No gods, no magic.
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  721.  @michaelibach9063  Why is it, that when someone in a biker vest or ghetto get up "warns" people about "unfortunate accidents" unless they pay them, we call it out as a protection racket felony, but when someone in a gold embroidered habit "warns" people of "an eternity of fire torture" for not kowtowing to their claims about an invisible autocrat in the sky, we call it religion and accomodates it in law through special protection and tax excemptions! Also, you say Protestantism is wrong, and it is, just like catholicism and every other religion. You are all crime syndicates and terrorist movements.
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  722. Remember, every single mind impulse you dismiss as preposterous, insane or even suicidal, there are dozens of people in a deranged enough state of mind to actually find the same impulses perfectly reasonable or even genial...
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  723. ​ @williamhouseholder1558  tools of a crime...
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  724. Easy sollution: have all infrastructure related fines be paid to a dedicated fund for infrastructure maintenance and injury prevention that can't be used for anything else.
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  725. ​ @TeamDryRub8463  pathetic troll is pathetic
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  726. it works perfectly in the EU, with even stricter farm animal rights, so why couldn't it work in the US?
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  727. Ummm.... no.
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  728. Yeah, €80+postage (cheapest 3rd party option) or more just to replace the age desintegrating rubber buttons on a single Hyundai car key because the rubber buttons are integrated in the key shell instead of a quick-replace module is insane.
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  729. And it should be retroactively criminalized as espionage and treason.
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  730. If you were driving a box truck, the people in the other car could have been trying to cause an accident to rob you...
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  731. Not really, he still gets to live...
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  732. You have your citizenship vote, that's all anyone, especially someone with your delusionally entitled attitude should ever have.
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  733.  @bartfoster1311  or just force every URL about the wrongful conviction to be redirected to the correcting update?
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  734. They would have to go back to do due dilligence the old fashioned way without spying.
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  735. ​ @eljefe62  quit lying, traitor.
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  736. That kind of misunderstanding would have been cleared up at the parking lot confirmation.
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  737. Exactly.
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  738. Sorry, no can do. Criminal syndicates and terrorist organizations does not deserve respect regardless of how socially accepted their cover operation is or how many victims it has managed to gaslight and entrap in their variant of a stockholm syndrome based protection racket.
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  739.  @fettel1988  better late than never
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  740. no they aren't, that's a bullshit myth.
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  741. Really? Because I don't, and I'm old enough to remember when computer games were actually finished enough to not have game crashing bugs on the day of release, and when developers actually ran closed alpha and beta tests instead of calling a half done scaffolding of a game "early access" and having people pay full release price to be unofficial testers...
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  742. Then start by replacing the word "law" in your sentense with the abreviation: gestapo.
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  743. A reasonable sanction would be either one of a write up or a day of docked pay or a day reduced vacation time the next year. I also think the policy itself is too blunt. If the municipality has a washing facility, it would be more reasonable for staff to be allowed to use it for an automatic fee by swiping their employee ID in a card reader to start the washing facility on a timer. If cctv registers that it's a municipality vehicle beeing washed, no fee, if it's a non municipality vehicle, the washing fee is deducted from the employees next wage.
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  744.  @vincewarde  they still collect the tithe... aka. Protection money. Which is the whole point of the entire syndicate racket.
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  745.  Mac Nifty  are you playing stupid or are you trying to be funny?
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  746.  @Milamberinx  same here in Sweden, no slow vehicles, ridden animals or pedestrians on motorways, every other road is a 'cross at own risk' Marked crossings only show where pedestrians hold a right of way priority.
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  747. It probably always has, it does however, have a criminal present too.
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  748.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  here it was, and is, all a unified system, and driving an uninspected or untaxed or uninsured vehicle will loose you your drivers licence. If you are also a semi/bus/taxi driver, all those are addon licences that gets invalidated for the same duration if your basic car drivers licence is pulled. And, if you are a hunter or otherwise legal gun owner, any offense, misdemeanor or crime that throws doubts on your moral character can result in immediately revoked firearms licences too as icing on the cake.
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  749. And imprisoned for life
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  750. It would hurt wall streets bottom line... and that would be a good thing.
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  751. Which is why financial crime should be capital crimes.
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  752. Should be every parent that doesn't keep their alcohol under lock and key or in a place that require a 6ft stepladder for a kid to reach it.
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  753. ​ @TH-1207  he should be facing the max sentence for the falsely alledged crime imo.
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  754.  @goatgod2009  fair enough, sorry for overreacting.
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  755.  @davebeach2343  why do you think the anti-union desinformation in the US is so overwhelming?
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  756. It already has
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  757. ​ @MrTrecutter1  check your apps to which ones has the allowance to change system settings.
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  758. ​ @diersirrigation  and when the mail service delays/destroys/looses that notice?
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  759. Better to take religion out of it instead...
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  760. Why isn't the companies/corporations in themselves considdered tools of the crime and forfeited to the public on conviction?
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  761. Make it a pit with a dozen fire ant nests...
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  762. ​ @emeryjl  still not valid for international cases
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  763. Ooooh yes, that would be sweet... but I doubt this Scotus would maintain their own standards for their wannabe king...
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  764. Yes
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  765. ​ @jaynawilliams6060  you ignore the fact that it's not you who gets to decide what constitutes a crime either...
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  766. ​ @r2r-r2r  wannabe noone
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  767. Same, they have been allowed their protection racket and gaslighting schemes to go on unchallenged and unsanctioned for far too long already.
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  768. Catholic churches are insured within their own hierarchy, these sums aren't even pocket change for the Vatican
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  769. Exactly
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  770. Most likely. In my own country, even a security guard can detain someone for up to six hours, and if the police can'tmake it within those 6 hours, they can order the security guard to detain them for another six hours, to arrest them for the crime they got detained for or to release the detainees.
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  771. Or take action and get political about it so it can be eventually shut down through legislation.
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  772. And it purifies water by corroding the cells of the microbes
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  773. This is what fascism looks like in attempted legislation.
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  774.  @keirfarnum6811  Just watch out for the Fjord Transit, I heard they tend to mess with your eyes as well as your family jewels ;)
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  775.  @grizzlyaddams3606  What abput the one with a horny tiefling hood ornament?
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  776. A piece of long since repealed age of sail Swedish tree law had damaging or cutting down trees from a Royal navy forest as a capital crime. If you damaged or stole navy oak or beech, you hung. Period. Interfering with royal mail or mail carriers was also a capital crime...
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  777. By that definition, a taco is a sub... And toast has to have roasted bread.
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  778. ​ @elinope4745  sounds like you need to be locked up for public endangerment
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  779. Yes, and it's the people in the other party who's deliberately sabotaging the VA and every attempt at making any other form of public health care work as intended while lying their asses off by projecting their own crimes and corruption onto their political opposition.
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  780. And this is one of the main reasons to unionise instead of relying on the protection and extortion scam syndicates collocially labeled religions.
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  781. In my country, the cops takes the car keys, and if the code violation isn't serious enough to warrant arrest or a drunk tank sleepover, the driver can make his way the best he can within the boundaries of the law and pick up his car keys at the station house once the fines are paid and the issues warranting the seizure of the keys and licence resolved.
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  782. still the parents fault for not keeping all the alcohol under lock and key that they keep on themselves.
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  783. Exactly!
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  784. Quit writing in all caps, please...
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  785. My hopes is that this might break their stockholms syndrome indoctrination and allow them to heal from the psychological torture at the hands of religion.
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  786. ​ @simon6071 is Texas a blue state? No? Then it's Trumps accomplices at state level that's doing this.
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  787. Just like 1984 wasn't supposed to be an instruction manual... and still there's no legislation criminalizing corporations and banks spying on us and selling our meta data and social network contacts...
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  788. That was a very dirty blow against the sign guy...
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  789. That's what lawfare terrorists like "ADF" does...
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  790.  @SomeGuyFromUtah  no, because undoing 20 years of baptisms may upset some of the victims enough to break their induced stockholms syndrome and allow them to start recovering from the psychological torture inherent in the gaslighting based protection racket at the core of every organized religion.
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  791.  @traditionalgirl3943  then why is it, that when someone in a biker vest or ghetto get up "warns" people about "unfortunate accidents" unless they pay them, we call it out as a protection racket felony, but when someone in a gold embroidered habit "warns" people of "an eternity of fire torture" for not kowtowing to their claims about an invisible autocrat in the sky, we call it religion and accomodates it in law through special protection and tax excemptions!
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  792.  @1noryb  re pascals wager, it's always better to live free and to take full responsibility for your words and actions in face of your peers and risk injust posg mortem torture at the judgement of an alleged omniscient invisible tyrant than to submit to such a monster and comitt atrocities against your peers in it's name out of cowardice and paranoid fear of it's judgement.
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  793. Attempted? Actual murder by proxy, of children, on dozens of counts. They sold this strong alkaline corrosive chemical all over latin America too.
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  794. Can't you petition a federal entity?
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  795. On the front?
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  796. Yeah, that disbarred lawyer is a nazi terrorist instigator... And one of the reasons European countries have hate speech laws to put people like her behind bars where they can't endanger people by falsely branding them as threats.
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  797. Because it was SCOTUS that initiated it...
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  798. Steve, Why is it, that when someone in a biker vest or ghetto get up "warns" people about "unfortunate accidents" unless they pay them, we call it out as a protection racket felony, but when someone in a gold embroidered habit "warns" people of "an eternity of fire torture" for not kowtowing to their claims about an invisible autocrat in the sky and that the only way to protect their loved ones from that fate is to induct them into the organisation, we call it religion and accomodates it in law through special protection and tax excemptions?
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  799. And if driven offroad, never any fingers inside the steering wheel, hit a rock or rut the wrong way and the wheel monster will eat finger snacks...
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  800. Probably a couple of percent of each category, but I'd also like to know when the fraudulent reports started and by what rank of officer in relation to when the twin database system got implemented.
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  801. Both?
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  802. Put the lien on the private property of the obstructing officials instead and shit will happen faster.
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  803. 🤣 all psychics are frauds, some just belive their own lies.
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  804. And the whole concept is immoral and abusive even when it's all done by the books.
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  805. *executed (ftfy😉)
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  806.  @ccofnw  what your foster slavers did to you was criminal child abuse.
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  807. Or just make it a felony to collect anything beyond username, password, one or more alternative authentication methods and a copy any transaction history between them and the user. And a capital crime to sell any user generated metadata. That's everything that any company needs to know about anyone, and all other user generated data that might need saving should be saved locally under user control.
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  808. And they need to be deprivatized for it.
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  809. The only case that should have had ANY standing in this situation is a negligient homicide and vehicular battery against the driver of the vehicle that crossed the median. Period. Why was that driver going fast enough to loose control and cause those kinds of damages? At 15mph, a pedestrian is more likely to survive beeing hit by a car than not. For the kid INSIDE a car to die of a front to front collision, where modern cars have *most of their protection features!*, physics dictate that car has to have been driving way over 25mph to begin with... Also, did that car have winter tyres? If yes, were they studded or friction type? If no, WHY THE FUCK WAS HE DRIVING IN BELOW/NEAR FREEZING ROAD CONDITIONS AT ALL! 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️
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  810. Personal accountability for betraying their oaths of office through immediate removal from and disqualification to ever hold a public office or profession elected or appointed or hired, ever again sounds like a reasonable consequence.
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  811. Witch trial reasoning...
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  812.  @ThePrufessa  *equally Don't discriminate between corporate crooks ;) Also, not all crooks are corporate, but all corporates are crooks.
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  813. ​ @Strideo1  same with forced birth laws
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  814. Not to mention the opportunity to set up a fake repo company to access people's travel habits and plan burglary sprees, kidnappings or actual foreign intelligence agencies posing as marketing firms to buy traveling data for mapping key officials for entrapment and recruitment as spies...😬
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  815. Paralell served time is the common practice of sentensing in my country. Unfortunately, the law and court practice doesn't differentiate between multiple offenses on one occation (one insane mental domino spree) and multiple offenses of the same nature over the same number of occations. (habitual/lifestyle criminal)
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  816. And terrorists tend to not care about money either
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  817. At least we aren't obliged to kowtow to the religiously insane
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  818. That sounds like suicide and animal abuse by religious entitlement to me... And thus a self correcting problem as long as the car driver and passengers are ok.
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  819. Umm... if you got a BTB, don't you contact the next of kin to get permission to access those dental records by default?
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  820. Be angry, be very angry, and fact check every source, never accept any claims at face value.
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  821. ​ @Ryan_DeWitt  you spelled faschist wrong
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  822. Jail? They are too dangerous to society for that. Have them walk The mile...
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  823. I think those fines should be adjustedfor inflation since the law was passed
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  824. If you just pray and don't act politically to end this kind of corruption, you will get more results than the prayer if you just shit in your hands and smear it over your face
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  825. ​ @kenbrown2808  people with service dogs can't deal with their day to day living without their service dogs, people with allergies can avoid exposure to much higher degree on their own, using anything from timing to filter masks or compressed air bottle with regulator. Quit beeing obtuse. Also, a service animal can't perform it's intended work if short leashed or muzzled in the first place, so you, and the condo administrations are shit out of luck at trying to break that law.
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  826. Steve, have you heard of the What would Stoner do 2020 related IP lawsuit vs KE arms regarding injection moulded polymer AR15 lowers?
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  827. And in case of religion, good riddance.
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  828. Yeah, it stinks.
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  829. As soon as policing is monetarily incentivised, it's no longer policing, it's just another crime syndicate protection racket.
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  830. god is no more real, good or deserving than Sauron from the fictional works of J.R.R. Tolkien...
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  831. Disagree. The penalty for spying on users and selling the generated data have to be jail time for the CEOs and controlling majority owners AND the company itself forfeited and disintegrated as any other "Tool of a crime"
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  832. No compete clauses like that should be illegal unless paying a full time living wage as a minimum even if they don't have a full time worth of tasks to give you.
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  833. And the forfeited assets should never befall any entity in law enforcement or courts. All of it should be deposited in a reparations fund for victims, and possibly for witness protection efforts.
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  834. Because good quality people doesn't care about participating in government in enough numbers to outnumber the narcissist sociopaths.
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  835. And the 2020 election result prevented a modern reenactment of the 1933 weimar republic disaster. Let's hope that 2024 brings at least three completely new and better options to the ballots.
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  836. Yeah, and they still haven't processed the red tape for the subsequent conversion to islam...
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  837. @Rich Wightman no, it wasn't, but then again, I'm priviliged to not be American of either continent.
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  838.  @houseman2414  damn... my country doesn't even have a gifted students program. But I do drive kits to school as part of my work as a taxi driver.
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  839.  @Quagthistle  now that, is a political problem.
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  840.  @manictiger  to be fair, at least in my part of the EU, the school transport situation is slowly creeping towards the same abyss, at least in the larger cities. And while I have no kids of my own, I do often drive kids to school in my job as a taxi driver, and our schools commonly only have a waist high perimeter fence if it's for special needs or preteen kids, schools for older kids often doesn't have fences at all, and most schools has no need for security guards or checkpoints of any kind either.
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  841. Isn't that the worst? How rude XD
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  842. And if a product has five stars but no comments, it's sus af too.
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  843. The latter, every time.
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  844.  @ohauss  imo, those penalties are not enough. Trading metadata should be criminalised as espionage and treason.
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  845. That's insane and cruel that you were forced to wait this long, unfortunately you aren't alone and I expect there are people in similiar suffering even here in Europe.
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  846. No you don't, and you no longer own your work done on those programs either if you'd bother to read the TOS...🙈🙉🙊
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  847. A well defined short term goal like stopping/attempted damage mitigation of a rampant pandemic?
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  848. Highway privateering
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  849. The more I hear about your health care system, the more insane it seems.
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  850. It would be even better if they had no means to profit from CAF in the first place. Eg. The assets seized should never have any way of beeing turned over to any one other than crime victims, witness protection and with any interest earned earmarked for social services and cps.
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  851. I'd say go scorched earth on the bastard.
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  852. I hope they do!
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  853. Nope, it's still alive and kicking.
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  854.  @tomstickney5500  hardly
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  855.  @IaIaCthulhuFtagn  putting a tracker on a car or any other item that isn't yours is illegal by default.
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  856. They had stamps.
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  857. None of it is real anyway. Hopefully, some of these people baptized will be disillusioned enough by this to call the bluff and break their indoctrination to reject the crime syndicate calling itself christianity.
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  858. They should, however, be forced to immediately forward reported, and filter detected illegal content to appropriate law enforcement agencies along with the evidence.
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  859. ​ @katiekane5247  nah, more likely lead, or mercury...
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  860.  @whoknowseverythinggoes6866  also a point, but then he'd need to present a credible temporary insanity defence instead of just an assuming the GFs right to self defence defence
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  861. We don't have to, you denigrate yourself by defending and subservience to a protection racket crime syndicate based on indoctrinating existential fear for your loved ones well beeing in a fictional afterlife over alleged inherited debts of submission and with a false promise of absolution in the same fictional afterlife in exchange for your real labour, blind obedience and a protection fee each sunday... only there is no afterlife, there is no invisible entity of total authority who's undefiable will only the chosen can interpret... It's a very clever pyramid scheme where the threat is abstracted to protect the profiteers from scrutiny and accountability. That's all religion has ever been at the core. Everything good attributed to religion is the work of it's victims appropriated as a disguise. And anyone claiming morals require gods are only trying to deflect from the fact that if they claim they can't even trust themselves to treat others fairly without constant authoritarian supervision, they are the ones incapable of telling right from wrong. Non belivers are at least honest enough to take full responsibility for our own actions.
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  862. Then demand a printed copy before signing or go somewhere else
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  863. ​ @porscheseverywhere  sounds like you have decent friends not representative of the conservative majority in practice.
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  864.  @wmdkitty  wrong, it would only be legal if he had taken measures to prevent the white noise from extending beyond his property, which he didn't.
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  865. Ignoring them is even more dangerous, on a societal level.
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  866. except pushing the international community to classify phone scams as economic terrorism and allow embargoes and blockades against countries that doesn't investigate and deal with the culprits accordingly.
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  867. Yup
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  868. Because Unions and worker rights are "communist"...
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  869.  @JodyBruchon  there needs to be some kind of certification system on public works along with a change in the DMCA system which automatically detects and flags these attempted copyright frauds and forwards the evidence to a dedicated prosecutor as a case of attempted wire fraud vs the target user before the platform is even allowed to process a fraudulently filed DMCA claim.
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  870.  @TeamDryRub8463  it would sure be nice to have a political system free from both fascists and libertarian parasites...
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  871. Civil asset forfeiture= highway privateering.
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  872. Exactly
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  873. ​ @DerykRobosson  no, the pay can be held in escrow until the case is resolved
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  874. It's pretty much the base level requirement for becoming radicalized to the point of comitting acts of terrorism.
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  875. @OC The ONLY one who has failed if your SO has an afair behind your back is YOU. Stop blaming others for your own inadequacies.
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  876. Baked in pizza, like a Calzone, is an oversized piroghi.
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  877. ​ @moonshoes11  yup, because religions are nothing more than protection money extortion fraud crime syndicates.
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  878. This is why criminal asset forfeiture procedures should be applied to companies that are caught breaking the laws. Treat companies as tools of the crime, just like a burglars power drill or lockpicks or a robbers firearm. Those criminals don't get their tools back once the court is done with them, so why should white collar criminals get to keep their crime tools when they will just go back to using them again in the exact same way?
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  879.  @lunatik9696  but paying thousands of tax dollars to keep innocent people in prison on false charges should.
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  880. ​ @tatkkyo9911  that should be easy to investigate by a warrant search of the whole fleet and garage.
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  881. ​ @TechGently  and what do you get out of pushing the false conspiracy accusations of the maganazi terrorist movement?
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  882. Smells like RICO to me... or the bank trying to cover for a crooked teller that's related to a CEO or something...
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  883. Yup, because plastic bags are always gas permeable on a molecular level. That's why balloons and inflated plastic toys and utility devices deflate over time if left in storage. Most plastics will also react and get softened or dissolved by alcohol. Thus, bag-in-box wines are continuously exposed to a slow trickle of atmospheric oxygen molecules bungling their way though the polymer lattice formed by the complex molecule of the plastic bag and slowly oxidizing the wine into vinegar.😊
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  884. ​ @mjlh7079  and everyone else as equals too under human rights, unless they forfeit their own birthright by advocating for or attempting to priviligise those rights to exclude others on the basis of inherited genetic or cultural traits.
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  885. Two DUIs should be enough for imprisonment until fully habilitated and clean in both metabolism and attitudes.
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  886. ​ @BillySBC  he's evidently a nazi troll... don't waste your focus on it.
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  887. I'm guessing a donut eating santa in blue shirt with a turned off bodycam...
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  888.  @dnomyarnostaw  roflmao! I'm a taxi driver. In Sweden. With military driver training on top. Last time I drove on ice was yesterday... and yes, I've been in crashes where ice and snow was a big factor. Unlike you, I'm not delusional enough to deny that my driving at each time I crashed was the triggering cause.
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  889.  @dnomyarnostaw  you have no idea how many weird obstructions I have to navigate daily, both soft and hard. We have something worse than sociopaths in abundance: self-important bureaucrats who dictate matters of traffic though they don't even have a drivers licence themselves...
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  890.  @dnomyarnostaw  not so much steel beams, but old 2-5ft oak and beech trees, 12th-18th century barns built of natural granite boulders the volume of a last gen CRT tv and bigger as well as welded anchor chain mailbox stands and timbered milk jug stands the size of rail road end stops 2ft from 70kph roads is fairly common. As well as stacked boulder field boundaries right up against the road similiar to what you often see in English countryside roads.
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  891. Now make it self driving and follow the sun around the peak of one XD
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  892. ​​ @jupitercyclops6521  well, what would you expect from a pro-russian idiot?
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  893. Start by looking at how each of the official candidates have used their power previously, and what consequences that brought the community. Then vote for the ones who work for the public interest and not for self serving preachers and snake oil salesmen. And never vote for anyone who scapegoats minorities.
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  894. And then scrap the idiocy of area allotments...
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  895. And, in Europe, if you don't cancel your card the minute you understand it's missing or suspect it's been copied, good luck in getting the bank to restore your account balance... They have the right to considder you negligently liable for their loss.
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  896.  @jcota2003  sounds like that CEO was a standard issue... aka sociopath XD
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  897. So does churches
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  898. Imo, if a buisness owner comitts crimes against their employees or is condoning/orders any illegal acts that cause bodily or environmental damage, then that buisness should be forfeited as any other tool of a crime, and the proceeds of auctioning off it's property should go to restitution of the damage and injuries in addition to any criminal charges towards owner(s) and board/CEOs.
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  899. Because all religions are actually crime syndicates living off of institutionalised protection money extortion fraud.
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  900. As long as fines are scaled with asset value of the offender rather than flat ammounts.
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  901. Yet another proof that if gods did exist and were as omniscient and powerful as they are alledged to be. They sure as hell doesn't deserve kowtowing or deference as much as they deserve to be tried for crimes against humanity and executed accordingly.
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