Comments by "Tx240" (@Texas240) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1. Public enemy? Grandmothers would feel perfectly safe on subway sitting next to Luigi and probably offer him a cookie.
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  2. Happens in real life. Happened to a friend. Never talk to police without an attorney. They are trying to close a case and don't necessarily care if they got the right person.
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  3. @garfeellsagna3326  Hi, either you didn't understand the point I was making or you weren't making the point you think you were. If you're referring to Kyle Rittenhouse, of course granny would feel safe sitting next to him and probably compliment him on what a nice young man he is. Granny would be safe because she's not trying to attack him and not yelling death threats at him while chasing him. The trial transcripts are available. I listened to the entire thing when it was going on. When first faced with a hostile situation, Rittenhouse first tried to remove himself from the situation. He ran. His attackers chased him. It wasn't until he was cornered, chased towards a mob and then hit by a skateboard, used as a club, and knocked to the ground did he use the firearm he was carrying for self defense. So, yes. Just as granny would feel safe next to Luigi (because she isn't a wealthy mass murderer) she'd feel safe sitting next to Rittenhouse because she isn't trying to do him harm. Hopefully that clears things up for you and anyone who comes across your comment.
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  4. Terror charges are very difficult. That's why the Boston bombers didn't get terror charges. It would've hurt chances of conviction.
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  5. "Struts", Marine aviator and earned for a very hard carrier landing. His wingman that day? "Lizardman", who apparently had a very long tongue.
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  6. Epic casting.
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  7. I'm not an attorney, but I did watch "My Cousin Vinnie" last night while staying at a Holiday Inn Express.
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  8. ​ @nancyomalley9959 police don't care about solving crimes. They care about closing the case and moving on to the next one. It's an actual technique for officers to make it seem like they're trying to help the innocent suspect out, be friendly, and then induce some incriminating statement that helps them close the case by railroading the actually innocent suspect. Police can be very devious.
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  9. Funny? Funny how? ... Oh, wrong Pesci film!
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  10. Might need another thickness...
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  11. 7:38 re, creators and business hurt by Honey (owned by PayPal), This is virtually EVERY creator that used product links or promo codes AND any business who had such promo codes or sponsored videos available. That's because once a consumer got Honey, EVERY transaction they used it on resulted in Honey stealing from creators AND misleading businesses on the true source of referral.
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  12. Either they do something besides Harris or they hand it to Trump.
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