Comments by "Oblithian" (@Oblithian) on "Nate The Lawyer" channel.

  1. Wouldn't that immediately nullify any stated issue as they have "agreed" to it twice.
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  2. ... You don't take reciepts to the bank. They will look at you be very curiously if you do.
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  3. "You're not going to tell me who?" I didn't really want to call out anyone specifically, more just attack the entire family. I guess I should think of someone to attack if pressed. Who would be easiest? Who do I dislike most?
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  4. Oh yeah, "they just put me over a beat" That's why you were dancing?
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  5. But that is evidence we created hypersensitivity to a word, as with many other words. But we should never give so much power to a single word, especially if we don't like it.
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  6. Many don't even have ancestors who were enslaved in the US.
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  7. It's definitely weird, I wonder if they'll ask her about it on the stand.
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  8. I don't know if either of them are truthful...
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  9. To be fair, just because you think you may have been immature or a foolish at 12, doesn't mean everyone is. But the age is poorly selected, based on assumed averages for puberty (I was starting to grow facial hair at 11, A guy in the grade above me was already 2 feet taller than everyone else his age a couple years earlier). But, they don't want to take things on an individual basis as it weekens their position. Still, while some kids may be able to make good decisions, doesn't mean everyone is, and if everyone can't make a good decision a blanket permission is ridiculous. Plus they would then have to acknowledge things they don't want to, perhaps about common traits among those pursuing this course. Or if the people have a tendency to change their minds down the road.
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  10. Maybe "princess" Meghan. lol
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  11. or just defend reality against delusions.
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  12. 'equity' is just a semantical non-argument, invented based on impressions misinformed by images shared on social media made by some no-nothing like-hounds. Equity by definition is "fair and just" not just equal. Which is what these pay laws were based on originally. The soccer players are chasing what is not 'fair' or 'just', simply unequal.
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  13. Certain folks are also trying to force that tiny fraction to become bigger.
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  14. We may be considered antiquated or not 'up with the times', but this is the mindset the world will inevitably swing back to in the long run. Because you can't achieve unity or equal rights by segregating people and communication (or denying cultural exchange).
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  15. Yeah, Jaden's support is more likely to make me reconsider the opposition of something I already supported.
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  16. ssssuperrr...
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  17. She said she didn't see or hear him, then she said she thought he was pulling someone else over.
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  18. "What do you mean gold leaf embroidery isn't 'cloth'?"
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  19. Prince Harry didn't walk up an slap him right? (That still pisses me off).
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  20. So far it sounds like the statements were not blatantly false, but maybe there were no packages coming or going? I have more issues with how it was handled, based on your previous breakdown.
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  21. The claim is for attempts, which does not mutually exclusive with it being secure. But Nate thinks there is nothing to the case anyway.
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  22. For one, a man alleging this previously would have been even harder to claim. But also, theoretically the movement made people question things they hadn't previously (after having forgotten all the context that made it without malice). Still, these are important questions you must consider in every case. We don't ultimately know if the accusers motives were genuine.
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  23. *Or party
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  24. yeah
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  25. They should say, "Here is the offer. If you don't want it, find a new job" There are plenty of women, who would love the opportunity. Likely some with more skill.
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  26. What I want is the YouTube Creators to Re-make YouTube.
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  27. Exactly, we should be making words less powerful rather than going out there and making people afraid of even hinting at a word.
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  28. Knowing the arguments caused by the failings of text based communications, I wouldn't be surprised. lol
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  29. If you knew someone self-interested, someone extremely manipulative who tries to conspire and turn your kid against your family, then had some success in tearing it down.... Would you call them evil? I would.
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  30. Then refusal to comply with the directions of an officer.
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  31. For one, it's likely a lot to do with ...whatever the opposite of survivourship bias is. There has long been a lot of corruption. But because their checkboxes are of such a large focus, and they themselves had attention drawn to them, we hear about it and it becomes an issue ontop of everything else. Add to that even less merit based selection...
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  32. Honestly, I don't think people should be sharing medical histories of people, and I am pretty sure that's not even legal (here anyway). That said, if what she's saying is true, then where is the defamation? Cardi-B is just saving face. We'll see what happens but honestly, I just wish people's private lives stayed private.
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  33. "His blackness?" I just don't think assigning substance to skin colour alone is a good way to assign significance to people, even one's self. Flesh tone is an attribute, you are not an attribute of the greater flesh tone existence. "No, flesh tone is a way of life". Is it? Is everyone of each flesh tone trying to adhere strictly to a stereotype of their flesh tone, like some sort of religious zealots? "That isn't very flesh tone of you" 🤷‍♀️.
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  34. ​ @lashlarue59  if it were a share of profit, then technically they would want a share of the debt. In that case... give it to them.
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  35. Segregationism
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  36. I am mostly surprised by the unexpected appearance of mike myers.
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  37. Anyone who says "you can't find happiness outside of yourself" seems like a narcissist.
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  38. That would be nice, but I doubt it. He's probably better off keeping his money.
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  39. That's the cost of society fawning over a percieved victim. Bad actors gravitate towards that and then abuse that goodwill, for attention or personal gain. Just as the bad actors do for everything else.
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  40. If we're going to be fair about logical fallacies, 50 cent should be contemplating voting for a different Mayor of NY.
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  41. "A madman bussed migrants to new york" But you said there is nothing wrong with migrants coming in, and you know they didn't bus all of them. I am all for humane treatment of people, but there is such a thing as too many people to handle. Give people what you can, try tonsolve the root problem, and try to make the situation mutually beneficial and sustainable, but you should not cause a collapse of your own systems in doing so.
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  42. That's just how YouTube be.
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  43. The whole wage gap is a disgusting fallacy. There are individuals who absolutely get worked over, but they deserve better, and there are other issues that need to be resolved. But the narrative that women are paid less because they earn less is misleading.
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  44. The only criticism I have is Oprah not pushing back more. But given the mood at the time she was probably concerned of backlash. But Oprah did push back a little. I don't know if, "not doing enough" is sufficient to throw her under the bus.
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  45. I agree that the statement "arrested for" generally misleads people into assuming "caught", or "found guilty of...". The fact they can still note there was a history of allegations, still gets the point across, and in a less prejudicial manner.
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  46. Constitutional or no, it is more likely to succeed if it isn't a mandate, people don't like being forced to do things. Just like what happened with masks. Granted in the US there was also a matter of people at the top misinforming people. Anyway mandates for anything health related is going down an unsavory path. Pharma lobbies the government, suddenly all vaccines are mandated. Maybe a president ends up in their pocket and they mandate something especially unsafe. Someday someone(s) in power will think, "If you can justify mandating vaccines, why not other things? Birth control, medicine, surgeries..." People can make arguments for just about anything, we've seen them made even based on false pretenses and always some people will support it.
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  47. That could be, but... what is gained from letting people win? ...What is the point in playing them in the first place?
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  48. More so than the last peak around 2005.
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  49. That happens sometimes, I have noticed. You just have to refresh.
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  50. When a country has no laws against descrimination by association.
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