Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1.  @jonasvalero  Hard to digest that someone with this kind of attitude could work in law enforcement of any kind. If he tried to rush to the victim's aid, I'd say he was a clumsy idiot but at least he has the right spirit. Negligently discharging your gun into a crowd is not a "sheepish smile and just walk away" moment. He probably got in the agency through nepotism.
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  2. She lawyered up the moment she was in the hospital. Oh lawd, they comin'.
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  3.  @RobbieStacks90  Dude, you got blocked on social media because someone didn't like you, and then confronted them in person about it? I hate to break it to you, but unless you were already close friends and wanted to make amends, that is stalker behavior.
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  4. I seriously question their priorities. Security cameras but unlocked front door?
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  5.  @SacredLuzt777  "Dude, just like, rebel against the evil authoritarian government lmao" seems to be the refrain for ignorant people living comfortably in air conditioned rooms with internet access, ignoring that several attempts were made anyway.
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  6. He instantly got 3+ Wanted stars.
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  7.  @maxwellquipey1  You can kinda get "suck it up" when your little serial killer in the making reaches out for help?
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  8. Nah... I'm sure he just blamed you for it and never learned from his mistake.
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  9. Actually the sentence before that is even more important. "Marty ate more pizza than Luis." It is provided as a given fact. Any lecture about how to read word problems in math or science will teach you that you're supposed to take this as an absolute truth and not "HAHA, GOTCHA! I WAS LYING THE WHOLE TIME!" Whoever wrote this question failed at step 1.
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  10. The horrible thing is that like cops they're never held accountable. They just get to continue skirting the line of malpractice like it ain't no thang.
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  11. ​ @drmenjoyer1 I don't understand why you take internet strangers to task even as they're apologizing
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  12.  @mrk3815  Bro, you have no idea what you're talking about. He's probably just unlucky. A kid on the spectrum typically wouldn't be here and wouldn't speak that well
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  13.  @Pulang_Diwa  He didn't "flinch," he was extremely calm, moved slowly, and did not move his hands around where the guard could not see them. He was clearly irritated, but he did not do anything to make the situation worse, even considering how obviously aggressive the guard was.
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  14. She making those sweet Twitch bucks.
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  15.  @zennoix9984  That much is obvious, but it has no real bearing on the 2nd Amendment, unless you want to abolish it entirely. If any adult is willing to buy a gun for a troubled child, this will happen.
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  16.  @redman5158  Why would you park on the tracks at all? The tracks were on a ridge and the car was hanging halfway off them. It's the most awkward place you can choose to park even if there was no train. It's hard to believe this was not intentional.
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  17.  @damien1781  It's a complete bluff. Those boys were teenagers, saving photos of them nude to your hard drive is a serious crime. Spreading them around would draw a ton of attention to themselves too. No way they'd go through with it if they wanted to keep playing their cowardly little scam game.
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  18.  @georgeousthegorgeous  When you ask a favor from a stranger, do you ask them nicely first or do you immediately point a lethal weapon at them and demand that they do it? Do you think pointing a lethal weapon at someone changes how they think or behave? Just curious.
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  19. This dude must have dated her a long time ago since she was already married to a different guy. Hard to imagine how you can hate someone for that long, think about them all that time, even though they have no part in your life anymore. Such a waste of time and life.
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  20.  @BubbaJoe69420  Nah, he probably works for a different police department now, or a security firm.
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  21.  @mrmistermr1169  Yep, too common sadly, seen it on other body cams. Usually all it takes is standing around in public with a knife looking crazy. Wait until someone calls the cops. Walk toward the cop slowly. "Drop the knife, drop the knife, drop the knife." Most cops will shoot you. The more experienced/empathic ones will taze or mace and arrest you instead.
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  22. ​ @matthewishunting Not only that, the woman fell over as a result of him grabbing her skirt and turning her around. He should be at minimum charged with normal battery as well.
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  23.  @piggy6801  The entire room was packed with people. He was completely surrounded with no gaps. It can't be assumed that no one was shot.
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  24.  CanSoU  They didn't hesitate nearly as much as they could have, many dogs would have required you to drag or pick them up to get them out of that RV.
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  25. It is strange, but I guess the higher ups did it to make the department seem stronger. IIRC these cops were called specifically because people were throwing water around. It was a summer party. It was disrespectful to throw water on them, but it's equally likely that the one guy with the bucket and everyone else were just swept up in the moment. Ironically the lady filming was the one who did the real damage to their reputation by posting the video online. To virtually any regular citizen, this would be the most desired outcome for a police interaction; no one hurt or arrested because people were just having fun. The second clip with the lady being splashed when she doesn't want to be is a little different though.
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  26. "You got the Spiked Chihuahua!" Zelda item get theme plays
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  27. ​ @sorakun08 It minimizes this man's responsibility to imply that a demon was possessing him.
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  28. It will definitely die if it has bitten a human. Pretty sure this is how it works everywhere in the US
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  29.  @gingergrantnews  It is the owners, but at the same time, it is too late for the dogs to change. You're the type that will let career criminals out of jail over and over again.
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  30.  @jacksonrobertson2782  Uh, dude, you have to consider what is behind and near your target when you shoot a firearm. It's one of the basic tenants of gun safety and anyone in the US who owns a gun would consider you a major liability if you did not know this. Let alone a "trained" police officer. Pepper spray is more than sufficient for keeping an animal away from you. Bear spray is weaker than the pepper spray we use for self-defense.
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  31. @north Qualified immunity has stopped police from being slapped with murder charges many times. The fact that he would be worried about this is absurd. Just turn on your body cam
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  32. objectively speaking everyone else in that building was at much greater risk than the cop with body armor and an AR. arm yourselves
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  33. Lol at the guy suggesting the cops start shooting people for dousing water on them. I believe this happened originally because the whole neighborhood was throwing water around like a sort of summer block party. Someone called the cops because they were worried about what was happening, although the people throwing water around were just trying to have fun. The cops basically decided "well, they're just having fun and don't seem to be hurting anyone, so we'll just leave" and didn't escalate by arresting anyone even as they were doused. Was it disrespectful for them to be doused? Sure, but they didn't show up just to be doused nor were they doused in the pursuit of some more important duty. The only real humiliation comes from the fact that this video blew up.
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  34.  @THE_ROYALS2019  They wanted her to help hold the guy down so he could arrest him. It's extremely hard to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained using only your bare hands. There was 1 cop and 1 good Samaritan trying to hold the suspect down. If either of them moved or did anything else, that guy would be getting on his feet and running. That said I think it was rather naive of the cop to ask for help. You can't just walk into a situation like that and assume you're going to be in the right and not held liable for anything in court if it turns out the cops made a mistake down the line.
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  35. "Hopefully someone will tell you what you did wrong in detention" "Hopefully" Yeah she's a California cop all right.
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  36. We don't exactly have that many SEALs... Just saying.
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  37. They need a Temple-themed escape room where you have to solve puzzles to get out
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  38.  @alphaomega5909  This is the opposite of living in fear. This gives you peace of mind.
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  39. That sounds horrific. This story isn't nearly as bad as yours, but my RA was a bit of a narcissist who, from what I suspected, took the post so she could talk about how much better she is compared to everyone else while doing her rounds. We made a lot of jokes at her expense. One day, someone was smoking weed in the building and it stunk so bad I could smell it at the front door of my dorm while talking to her in the hallway. She had no idea and seemingly ignored the rank smell filling the hallway; I was shocked she didn't even know what weed smelled like. I had never smoked weed and still knew the smell, even in high school. She pretended to take her position seriously but clearly had no idea what she was doing.
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  40. GTA moment.
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  41.  @marthas9255  Most of them don't walk the walk, they just want to look like edgy contrarians online sadly.
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  42.  @alphaomega5909  Bro if you were rich there would be no reason not to build one of these
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  43.  @swskitso  A friend of mine from Massachusetts used to work in food service, and told me about a small Cambodian woman who would wave a machete at anyone she wanted to leave her establishment
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  44. He looks like Walter White if he were a twink.
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  45.  @alexjoneswasright11  Except there is an emotion which is permissible in court, and that's fear. For your life, specifically. The point is, don't harass random people because they might be cowards, like this guy. However, cowards also have a right to live.
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  46. ​ @HowieHoward-ti3dx Not weird at all in suburban neighborhoods that aren't ridden with crime. Sad that you've never seen one
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  47. And go insane from idleness? I know this is a foreign concept to people who would rather binge watch bad Netflix shows 24/7, but some people need to work for the sake of their mental health.
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  48. Usually because it's not a head-on collision. I think he t-boned them in this crash. Much more likely for the victim of a t-bone crash to die than the driver. Also there's something to be said for alcohol loosening up the muscles which helps you survive in a car accident
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  49.  @lwrncjms  She doesn't even look white. She looks Hispanic. Swing and a miss. Try "female privilege."
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  50. No the stupid part about this is that battery is legally defined as making contact with someone, and assault is defined as putting someone in danger of violence. They go hand in hand in cases where violence was inflicted intentionally. You would have to be a political stooge to leave out the assault charge. He took his member out and creeped on this woman, no question he was menacing her. A battery charge without assault would be one where someone lashed out in a fit of anger during an argument, meaning the other person had no reason to believe they were about to be struck.
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  51.  @Gakojin  How is this not a political issue? The man in the video wasn't charged with all of the offenses he committed.
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  52.  @roadkillpotato3468  Actually he isn't. Almost all countries have much stricter immigration laws than the US. But for some reason everyone thinks they should be able to live here. Makes you think doesn't it?
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  53. I think it's a good idea. How sad is it to spend hundreds of dollars and only wear a wedding dress once in your life? Or worse, to only pull it out if you were divorced and re-married, then you remember your ex.
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  54. Not looking like a homeless man tends to help.
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  55.  @x_Punisher_x  Nah, I knew exactly who it was but I didn't name any names.
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  56. Even more bizarrely is that he was also a father.
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  57.  @noneed2719  But he's outnumbered and has guns trained on him. What risk do the cops expose themselves to by explaining the stop in this scenario? Oh of course, they expose themselves to legal accountability by stating what they're doing wrong on camera.
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  58.  @LucidDreamn  That was actually an averaging error because of the high rate of mortality in childhood and infancy. If you lived to be an adult, you could expect to live to a decent age like 60 in the middle ages. But many children died
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  59. Any death due to negligence is manslaughter. Doesn't really matter how egregiously negligent you were (that's where the maximum allowable sentence comes in). He would have had to have intent to kill for it to be anything else.
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  60.  @Cheznrice  Think you're missing the point buddy, it's still unbelievable that it happens. I've seen my own father get mad at terrible drivers but he's never even stepped out of his vehicle, let alone thrown bottles or shot someone else's car. This is the dumbest most irresponsible way you can use a gun, practically blindfiring at a car not knowing what the hell you're going to hit.
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  61.  @TravisDoesKayakFishing  Uh, it's not always that simple man. Women grow up really fast compared to boys, statistically speaking a teenage girl will nearly always look older than a teenage boy. I'm sure if you think back to middle school you'll remember girls towering over you who look like they should be in high school at least. I certainly do.
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  62. There is no way anyone today could understand the emotions and atmosphere of that moment. It is a moment beyond "once in a lifetime" rarity. I don't claim to understand it either, but I do know that human emotion has to express itself in some way. This is certainly not the most harmful way they could be expressed.
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  63.  @maritza3651  Yeah, why can't they do traditional high school senior pranks instead? Like covering the entire school in toilet paper. That's obviously way less disruptive and harmful than mocking a dead political party in a photo.
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  64. The goat meanwhile, "I'M BEING CUCKED AND YOU'RE LAUGHING"
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  65.  @stan420  The illegal migrant wasn't a student. The other guy was likely let in through affirmative action. Hard to imagine that was his first offense. Both people who had no business being on campus.
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  66.  @PyroGothNerd  He was a skinny manlet wearing wrinkled jeans and a sport coat. The guy probably isn't capable of sparring let alone a real fight.
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  67. YouTube offers no benefits and no real employment contracts. By being a full time content creator on YouTube, you basically say "Why yes. I'd like to forfeit decades of hard earned workers rights. How did you know?" Reconsider before you get yourself in trouble and realize you have no safety net
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  68.  @CombatVetMamaOEF  you realize the reason this guy attempted to do this in first place was because he had zero treatment options, right?
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  69. The chances of a handgun hitting someone else on that highway is virtually nothing. Handguns have an effective range of less than 50m typically. Now having said that, I would have simply taken his license plate, pulled over and called the police, but someone definitely needs to take the other guy off the road.
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  70.  @GoldKingsMan  The dude was like 150% his size. "Shoving him off" is not reasonable. He could have carried mace, but they don't allow that in the UK either from what I understand.
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  71.  @Gakojin  When did I mention Biden? You realize politics exist outside of the federal election right?
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  72. That first driver sure as hell didn't give a damn though.
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  73.  @Joybuzzahz  How is that a bad thing? You want to remain ignorant and keep working for the desperate managers? I'm honestly baffled by your position.
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  74.  @God_chose_us  You can't truly explain mental illness. It will be irrational no matter the reason.
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  75.  @matthewwilson5019  I believe there was a German(?) pilot who crashed a plane for the same reason. There was also a suicidal mechanic (not licensed to fly) who stole a plane in California and did some stunts before dying, but no one else was on board.
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  76.  @integratedhatespreader  Animals take territory from other animals too, sorry to break it to you but "evil" is a human concept and animals do things we would consider "evil" all the time. Eating your own children being pretty high up there
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  77.  @ethang8334  He's obviously trolling, but he's bad at it as he hasn't even done basic research on the topics at hand. Proper trolling like this is done by making a borderline believable statement, also known as skirting Poe's Law.
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  78.  @darma99  "What a stupid person on this era can not find any information about the proper payment they can get." What "a" stupid person "on this era" thinks that talking to their peers isn't a valid source of information?
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  79.  @gabigol52  Well, you work sleepless nights just so you can build something in the hopes that it ultimately gets bought by someone richer than yourself (that's how almost all tech startups end up). Is he wealthy? Sure, so I guess if that's the only measurement you use for success, he isn't a loser.
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  80.  @gagangomey7799  "STOP! You've violated the law." "Officer, I-" "THEN PAY WITH YOUR BLOOD"
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  81.  @Rishabh_Bhawsar  You didn't even watch the video.
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  82.  @hazaonly  Companies will always do this out of caution for their public image. They don't want morons like you to run around saying that Uber hires abusive drivers, even though this guy has a right to protect his property in most US states.
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  83.  @GoldKingsMan  I only did research online, but from what I could gather from a UK police website, the only fully legal self-defense item is a rape alarm. Any spray that can cause harm to someone is in a legal gray area until a precedent is set in a court case involving it, or there is some study on it.
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  84.  @realbaconoverlord  she... literally offered to still pay, no need to involve government-approved thugs with guns just because you think some lady took your candy
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  85. @benhurn8277 I can guarantee you that without a dog's love, millions would have already taken their own lives in times of weakness. This is nothing but a cruel twist of fate.
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  86. Get a load of the guy who goes on vacation to eat like a Buddhist monk. Lmfao
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  87.  @GandalftheWise  A wizard is never late. He simps precisely when he means to.
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  88.  @texaspearl8957  What? Kush is a name for a family of strains of weed.
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  89.  @hevalasiti  You must think being able to eat every day is stupid too
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  90.  @amberestrada8196  It's all fun and political games until she has to carry a wounded man in all his gear on a battlefield under machine gun and artillery fire.
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  91.  @LhJeB74  Yeah sure okay, they definitely wouldn't have died fighting the Soviets or Americans in a losing war. Sure.
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  92.  Potter Charles  The guy you're currently defending is almost certainly a member of "the Democrat party" because he is a tech CEO living in California. Please gain some perspective.
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  93. He was clearly using "boy" like an interjection, as in the phrase "Oh boy," which I use all the time, but sure it's always racism. No exceptions.
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  94. They all have their own problems. My mom almost got pickpocketed twice in Rome and we did not go to any shady places.
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  95.  @SkippyOnMeBalls  It's a lot less weird when you realize how big our nation is. Most people who visit don't leave the nice areas. That usually includes university campus. It's just like any other nation, the bad stuff is just behind the curtain. I'm guessing you've never been to Chicago, or LA.
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  96. @Joe Mama every establishment that serves alcohol: "Sorry what was that? I can't hear you over all the money falling into the register." This isn't the only place that caters to adults, get some perspective.
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  97. ​ @mYLzT1 That's even worse. In any normal situation cops intentionally withhold evidence like recordings while investigating the suspect because they want to see if they'll incriminate themselves further. They did him a massive favor by telling him they had dashcam footage before he could begin lying his face off.
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  98. Whatever the alligators ate to extinction?
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  99.  @thekamotodragon  Most campuses don't allow guns on campus. The only safe way to do it is to live off campus, which means you need to be able to afford the housing. Or just conceal your firearm adequately and never tell a soul. Most towns with a college will at least have a bus that goes to and from campuses and major neighborhoods, so you may not need a car necessarily.
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  100. I think you meant to say "This man, who abused a child..." There's definitely a greater offense than the one you just mentioned
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  101. Nah. It's cool, he's clearly psychopathic. He won't feel anything and even if he does, he'll make up rationalization for it. Like "she wouldn't have raised me right anyway."
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  102.  @realbaconoverlord  Aww, did you upboat your own comment like every other Reddit refugee ever?
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  103.  @walnut_raisin2621  He was concerned, he dropped everything to go into the yard immediately. He just had the presence of mind not to panic. Panic is like a wildfire; it spreads and feeds off of itself, so it's important to try to be the one who doesn't panic.
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  104.  @clintway116  Weed can make you paranoid, but that's only if you're in a bad state of mind. These men were obviously extremely nervous about their job. It wasn't the time to be high, ironically enough. All psychadelics can affect you in a similar way. There's a theorem on it called "set, and setting" meaning your mood depends on your mindset, and your environment. They probably talked themselves into being more paranoid as well.
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  105. there were multiple (real) crashes on this video which it would have made a difference in, so your point is completely moot
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  106. If someone complains then the owner is obligated to do something about it. You can pretend to be offended but imagine if the owner did nothing.
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  107. There's like, $150-200 in that register. And this idiot showed his face on camera. Nobody should be fighting this guy over that amount of money
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  108.  @tataatthedisco  It's hardly different from people posting on reddit or some other website discussing their salaries. People do do this all the time, especially when it's someone looking to get into tech or whatever industry asking what they can potentially make. "I've worked for 8 years and I make this much..." so on and so forth. The only thing they don't do is name the exact company, typically.
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  109. Well, have you ever seen Roman graffiti? They practically had their own social media commentary back then. But really if anyone knew about me 2000 years after I died, I'd be extremely flattered (assuming I could somehow be flattered after death).
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  110.  @InDyingLights  relax dude, he probably just didn't have a car with him. they probably taxi'd there to begin with so they could drink now, to be fair, if i was him i would be running as far away from the venue as possible not waiting for my dad to pick me up in a cab. ensuring that my wife would be with me of course
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  111.  @VesperAegis  Yeah, you're right. Someone should do something about all the black-on-Asian hate crime in New York.
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  112.  @r_emll  I've literally never seen a math question where you're expected to throw out a statement given as fact and I have a feeling you haven't either. Extraneous information, certainly. Lies, no. Either way there is no reasonable way an adult, let alone a child around age 9, could figure out that he's just supposed to assume "Marty ate more pizza" is a bald-faced lie when it is entirely possible.
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  113.  @eliwilliams9206  Not exactly. Autopilot is orders of magnitude safer than human drivers when put together with other autopiloted cars. Not with other human drivers.
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  114.  @vikingbikernjtink1198  it was a failure to feed, virtually everyone would call that "jammed" as it is a form of malfunction that can happen during normal operation of the weapon
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  115. PEPSI MAAAAAAAAAN!
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  116. ​ @cottont5006  You could at least put some effort in. Back in my day trolls actually outsmarted people instead of just repeating memes.
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  117.  @Angelinas72  She was dumping the grease out into the sink.
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  118. I dream of one day showing up on a news broadcast with my tagline as, "Bought Cheap Gas"
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  119.  @LazyCrazyGuy  Nah, her dad probably married a Hispanic woman. You can't tell me she doesn't look Hispanic.
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  120. These guys don't do dealing, they do distribution. They deal to the dealers that you buy from. Your dealer may not necessarily be out of supply, he might have just had to buy from someone else.
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  121.  @DrewWalton  It's even more economical for a victim to exercise their right to self defense to the fullest extent of the law. If you catch my drift.
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  122.  @daisycabuguang160  It's usually a good idea to not base all your perceptions on a country on things that an industry that thrives on attention tells you
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  123. @Grandpaneedsblood Still funny after 18 months?
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  124.  @windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823  It's pretty easy if you look through monarchy history. Mary, Queen of Scots and English monopolies (Queen Elizabeth's fault). The handling of the Irish potato blight (Queen Victoria). Granted the blight itself was not directly her fault but the treatment of the Irish in their moment of desperation was.
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  125. "She's about 7 feet up" So the mom is 7 feet tall then? Wow, a family of giants.
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  126.  @punkw7852  You do realize that fire departments solve issues like this on a regular basis with a ladder and a blunt instrument right? The guy almost fell and injured himself trying to get to his balcony.
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  127.  @punkw7852  They live in an apartment bro, did you even watch the video? No they didn't have the ability to break into their downstairs neighbor's apartment. This 911 call is more reasonable than many. They likely didn't expect the police to show up. It's up to the dispatcher to decide who to send to the residence. They could just as easily sent the fire department but didn't.
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  128. It was probably because she is a mother that she could not bear to stand there and watch it happen
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  129.  @xmateinc  If it were a personal carry weapon, then carrying in condition 1 is dumb, it only takes a couple of seconds for a guy with a knife to close about 7 yards with you according to the FBI. But that would be on his person and his dog wouldn't have stepped on it.
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  130. He may have been working simply because he wanted to. Don't assume he was a victim. He clearly had a family that loved him, I'm sure he could have retired sooner if he wanted.
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  131.  @shadowjh7775  Yes, it's called harassment. Specifically, you can't target and hound someone and abuse them like he's doing.
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  132.  @LIFTANDFIX  What's your point? Court is supposed to be there for us so we can have fair resolution to a disagreement. If you're not even going to show up to argue after disagreeing, then what's the point of disagreeing? As a pedestrian I don't really have that much pity for irresponsible drivers. I bet she sucks at driving anyway.
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  133.  @AB1B1  It's pretty common actually. The ones who get sick of it have been career criminals for many years. These kids had no damn idea what they were doing, it sounds like the girl bullied the boy into going along with whatever sick fantasy she came up with.
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  134. I was bit in the face as a small child by the family dog so badly that it left permanent scars, and I love dogs. My parents sent it to the pound right then and there and it was likely euthanized. But then again my family always had dogs even after that, every other dog we had was friendly to me.
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  135. ​ @nemezizthedestroyer5237  it really was both of their fault. he was trying to get to an emergency but didn't use his sirens for no discernable reason. she literally ran out from behind a construction fence like a stupid, suicidal rabbit.
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  136.  @syjay  He had 4 people with him... all armed...
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  137.  @Babba-w1j  Correct. They didn't need to kill him, just draw his fire and make him think about his own survival. This didn't happen in the Hollywood bank heist, just saying. Cops ran to the scene to deal with not one but two active shooters, with multiple fully automatic weapons that had expanded drum magazines, and they were encased with body armor from head to toe. It was like they were playing GTA with cheat codes. Even a shotgun that one officer had couldn't penetrate the armor. There were no LEOs with rifle caliber weapons until the SWAT team finally showed up. But they did do one important thing: they kept the robbers there until SWAT arrived. The reason the cop was fired was because he didn't meet the standard of service that many cops in the past have met while responding to an active shooter. It's really that simple.
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  138.  @Uzair823  What? They were both arrested at gunpoint. They just couldn't get the dash/badge cam footage for the white guy. EDIT: Nevermind, I realized that they confirmed with the rental company first before sending him to jail. That is quite despicable that they didn't do that.
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  139.  Jake R  The money isn't the only reason to sue. They let him off the hook after the first time so he got probably only got fired because they got sued and this became a news story. The real reason to sue is to penalize the company. In reality, a plaintiff usually gets little money out of a lawsuit.
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  140. That was completely required in my high school. The school was one giant, long-ass corridor. You had a good chance of being late to your next class if you didn't rush out the door as soon as the bell rang.
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  141.  @m4t7s-b9m  They do that because they're entering information as they speak, and they're trying to keep the caller on the line.
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  142. "I was in control" Nanny nearly flies into the street and has to counterbalance to stay in the truck
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  143.  @youtubestudiosucks978  Uh, everybody already has guns my man. There's twice as many guns as people in this nation.
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  144.  @bobby_hill8357  What was the point of your post? They did exactly what you described in the second sentence.
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  145.  @shannonrusso3853  It is, I still find it incredible that even though multiple people nearly fell into this ravine, it was deliberately decided by the property owner not to do anything and nobody reported it to Google (or perhaps Google didn't do anything about it)
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  146.  @metsrus  If it malfunctions, it isn't safe. It's as simple as that.
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  147. Bro my parents taught me to lock the door since I was 11 at the oldest. My real question is how do they have security cameras and an unlocked door. That's like wearing a full suit of armor with your junk hanging in the breeze
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  148.  @xDEADLOCKEDx2468  it does matter, maybe this guy would have gotten therapy if he didn't think it would instantly cost him his career.
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  149. @Vado inak Actually LSD is one of the least addictive according to the CDC, however giving anyone a mood altering psychoactive without their knowledge is a recipe for disaster
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  150.  @generationfallout5189  The coyote would probably just go back to its old home if you tried to do that.
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  151.  @miguelbermudez5426  Agreed, I can't believe the cop's best move was "lay on top of the guy" even with someone else helping him.
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  152. @Bammmyou It means "black" in Spanish.
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  153. I think you got lucky there. Flour is really flammable, not dissimilar to saw dust. I imagine you had to use a lot of flour.
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  154. You can ask if they want any company while they eat, no harm in asking.
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  155. Fun fact: In the old days in Germany this woman would have been drowned in the nearest river, wrapped up in a sack and kept underwater with a long stick until she was dead. That's the penalty for killing your own child in the middle ages. For her extra crimes facilitating molestation, she might have been nipped with red-hot iron tongs or had her legs broken on the way to her execution. The men who raped her child would have been burned alive for sexual crimes, maybe if they were lucky they could convince or bribe the executioner to strangle them first; depends on his mood, but if he was a good Christian, unlikely. If she didn't confess immediately before the trial she would have been tortured until she did. And after all is said and done, her head would have been nailed to the gallows post, another specific penalty for child murder
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  156. random person : Wow that guy is eating by himself he must be feeling down me : Man it sure is convenient that this place is a 10 minute walk away from my house so I can grab a burger whenever I want
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  157. Isn't the putter unusual though? I wouldn't be surprised if the "green" is also unusual. They have to do something to trip golfers up.
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  158.  @jamesJohnson-qe4gw  You can travel a long ways by car fairly cheaply in the US, but to say "he could have been traveling" at 82 is a bit suspect.
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  159.  @lordoftheflies7024  And... what proof do you have he was forced? The man clearly had a family that loves him. Why would he need to work?
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  160. Either they got the cheetos from some dispensary or the dumb kid who knowingly brought them sprinkled weed shake on it because she thought it would make them high, and it didn't but gave them an upset stomach.
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  161. It will just be killed somewhere else. No animal can be allowed to live after it has tasted human flesh
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  162.  @ninahoffman7199  Not true, pit bulls can do this just from being inbred. I will never understand society's obsession with continuing a line of dogs bred for pit fighting.
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  163.  @jg7038  he got a fat kickback from the private prison he's being sent to, no doubt
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  164. Not hard to imagine... it's usually what foreigners do when they come here
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  165. ​ @fine432 You're right. That was extremely insensitive. He should have posted, "Sum ting wong? Why you sue?"
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  166. It's a good thing that person was recording on their cellphone instead of using the chance they had to get in front of the woman and lift her up by the legs so she doesn't choke to death.
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  167. ... And she clearly knew the exact nature and dose of the toxicity in that moment. Thank you, Mr. Crazy Guy. Maybe you should go to the hospital and detox yourself.
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  168.  @WonderBread4020  Oh you know how to sniff Google's packets? That's pretty impressive. Watch out for the FBI.
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  169. I Have No Feet, But I Must Win
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  170. Corrections officers always have the same energy as private security guards. They were too lazy or washed out of being real cops.
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  171. The title looks like something you'd read if this was Doom's Earth
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  172.  @moni7803  did you seriously just repeat a 4chan meme as actual fact
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  173. @veawr No one uses it in that meaning, it is literally a prank invented by 4chan
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  174.  @davidlauderdale7147  "it's a myth, although, I am a brainless political pawn, so if someone I don't like is using it, I believe the myth."
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  175. Nah, he rolled a natural 1 on his Intimidate check, that's why the gun is out of battery
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  176.  @dhimannitdgp  Damn, how many woman have you slept with and dogs come out 9 months later? Might want to get that condition checked out
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  177. I don't suffer from trypophobia, but I thought that the holes have to be ambiguously dark for them to trigger. It's because they resemble insect hives.
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  178. @Hero Cat Mark Purrman It's not entitled. It is akin to a cop stopping another cop and treating them in this manner. Yes, nobody should be treated in this manner, but the fact that he is a serviceman adds an extra dose of absurdity to it. Cops do profile people, it is a necessary part of the job if they want to stay alive, and nothing will change that; no policy, no law, nothing. It's survival instinct.
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  179.  @alphaomega5909  People in the medieval times had huge families as well. Until famine hit, or a war happened, or plague struck. You just sound like an ignorant fool. Unlikely and bad things do happen.
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  180. Holla holla get Nala
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  181. I don't think any if this kid's "individual needs" involve faceplanting into asphalt with no helmet on from a scooter or being flung out of a pickup truck bed filled with water
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  182. I can't say I feel sorry for the thief, however, the way the owner's son went about this is a little stupid. He hesitated when he approached the car assuming the guy would freeze because he had a gun pointed at him. You don't brandish a gun at a guy already in his car with key in the ignition, assuming he will stop. The natural response in that situation is to get out as fast as possible criminal or not. In my opinion you have two options here, either call the police and give them the license plate number or shoot him dead. Not much wiggle room when all you have is a gun and he's already in the car.
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  183.  @Holisticxoxo  Not too long ago, thieves like this would have been hanged by the justice system, even if it was a first offense. It's a lot better for criminals than it was previously and it only gets better. If one offense and prison term doesn't cause you to have a wake-up call, you're probably hopeless.
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  184. @김철수 Yes? You say that like the majority of criminals here aren't white.
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  185. She really is showing her "country girl" nature here. Signing the document isn't an agreement to pay the ticket, it is an agreement to either show up in court or pay the ticket. She can show up in court at that time to not pay anything; no officers waste time showing up to city court for traffic violations and when the cop doesn't show up, they lose by default. She can also pay a small time lawyer a paltry fee (like $25) to represent her and show up to court in her stead. The cop looks pathetic not being able to wrestle a 60-something year old woman into handcuffs, but she's an idiot.
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  186.  @AaaaNinja  how many 14 year olds who have never seen someone deal with trauma by using humor watch this video, i wonder
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  187.  @ovrjoyd4u2  Eh, Senator will do.
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  188.  @jaywan5553  This type of behavior isn't exclusive to America nor is it exclusive to gun-owning people. I've seen bicyclists run down in Australia when they did nothing wrong and obeyed all traffic laws. In Russia it's standard practice to have a dash cam due to liability and you'll see plenty of people intentionally ramming each other with vehicles. It's just as lethal but you're simply biased because they're guns.
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  189.  @Haha-ty6xz  In this context, what is more likely: Some normal teenagers bought into a taboo cult-like political philosophy devoted entirely to the state and then were stupid enough to display that allegiance in a public yearbook photo... or they wanted to perform a normal teenage prank where if you look at their hand, they get to punch you, thereby enabling him to punch all his buddies as they look at his yearbook photo?
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  190. My man Nate over here serving sandwiches in the Fallout universe
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  191.  @iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2458  The employee would have to pay the legal fees to launch such an investigation. Also, imagine you're a company in the industry that the plaintiff works in. Would you hire someone who would sue you (and has the resources to sue you) because they think you aren't paying someone enough? Blows my mind how many people think it's that simple. I know a guy who worked as a signal analyst for a cable/internet company. He was told in advance he'd be laid off at a specific time with a certain amount of severance pay. Then during the week before his dismissal, they told him he would be getting a fraction of what he was promised. Is it illegal? Sure. But he didn't sue them because as it turns out, he didn't want to throw reams of money into the black hole known as the civil court system, and then not be able to get a job.
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  192.  @iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2458  Even assuming you're correct (which I don't) that only solves the cost issue, not the blacklisting issue. Or did you not read my post?
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  193.  @iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2458  So you really think you can just anonymously complain to the DOL and they'll audit a whole company for you? Weird that you'd pretend that I'm the one writing a fairy tale here.
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  194.  @avalonjustin  psychos don't work logically the way you think they do, otherwise they would not be psychos
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  195. People keep saying this, but cops have responded to an active shooter and confronted them with handguns in the past, many times. Look up the North Hollywood bank heist for a particular example. This guy simply did not meet the standard of service to be a cop. He had 4 armed people with him as backup against a guy who was trapped in his hotel room. He had nowhere to run or hide.
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  196.  @punkw7852  I'm not sure how you can say their child locked in a home by himself is a "non-problem," even if they were the ones who caused it. Just because the 911 caller is responsible for getting themselves in a predicament doesn't mean that emergency services deny them help.
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  197.  @fabulousimcatbulous690  No offense to your friends but it doesn't take Ivy League tuitions to figure that out. I figured that out after a bachelor's and about 5-6 years of working in my chosen field. Work experience always goes a longer way than screwing around in school. That's why I was itching to work when I got my diploma
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  198. Idiots made one crucial mistake in blowing all their dirty money on this getaway vehicle: they had to fulfill their secret agent fantasy and pick a Mercedes. Pick the most innocuous vehicle possible like a Toyota Corolla or Honda Accord or something.
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  199.  @kimberlysevastyanenko3798  Okay, so who's the judge of that "immediate clarity" on the scene? We're supposed to trust the cops now? Cops who have arrest quotas and get promotions for putting away criminals? Yeah that's a flawless idea that won't end poorly at all.
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  200.  @leathalynn8745  You just took his exact argument and used it against him ("What if you were the one accused of the crime?"). Try harder. If you can't see how bad of an idea this is, read about more crime stories, that's all I have to say.
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  201. I mean you say that, but I've seen dashcam footage of a Vietnam vet murdering a cop in cold blood with his service rifle, during a typical highway stop, totally unprovoked. That said, nothing you can really do in that situation if you're the cop, if an insane guy is gonna murder he's gonna murder. Can't predict the behavior of the insane.
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  202.  @imacomputer101  Of course I don't. But this is an internet comment forum, so I have the luxury to speculate. No need to take it so seriously.
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  203. I gotta say that gunshot sounded like it came from Looney Tunes.
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  204. "The Misogyny Machine" Wonder who is gang is. Shaggy, the guy who gets stoned in the van and masturbates but never participates in the assault because he's too lazy. Scooby, the poorly trained pit bull who could attack anyone else in the gang at any given moment. Well... I guess that's it because there's certainly no Daphne or Velma.
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  205.  @1faithchick7  That's not a weird thing for kids to do, even without any kind of behavioral issue or illness. Not sure why everyone here finds it so weird. Adults have to entertain kids sometimes.
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  206.  @barrysmithhy1583  Weird, I didn't know the NSA was staffed by children. You learn something new every day.
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  207.  @jacobisworld9516  AK is the postal code for Alaska.
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  208.  @maryrobinson4572  This guy clearly isn't working himself to death, he may work long hours but he'll be promoted to a desk job managing the coal miners or designing the tools they use soon enough. That's how these jobs tend to go.
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  209.  @spacecowboy6667  The issue here is that their overhead and operating costs drive them to do that. Why not lower the costs so you can survive selling anything less than 100% of your seats?
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  210. Yeah, the question encourages abstract thinking and implies there is a real answer. That it isn't a trick question. It's a shame that some teachers can't even take the time to think about the questions they gives to their own students. Then again I've seen asinine teacher behavior at every level of education. One of my college professors typo'd a question on a digital logic exam. The question was about machine language, 1's and 0's. You had to interpret a block of 32 1's and 0's manually, to figure out what instruction it meant. Obviously, a typo completely changes the outcome of this question. He admitted he made a typo then also said he wouldn't be giving any points back on the exam. The whole class looked at one another in disbelief. Of course, 9 years into my software career I think the entire question was idiotic, but if you're going to put it on the exam, at least do it correctly.
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  211. This just in: 34% of stadium attendees now diagnosed with black lung. Nah, just kidding.
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  212.  @chrome7695  They were, though. That was the actual reason they were throwing water around. In friendlier times, people used to do stuff like this during the summer pretty often to have fun and cool off, but of course someone called the cops on them because it seemed, I dunno, "disorderly." The real mistake was calling the cops in the first place, the second big mistake was then recording them so they could be embarrassed internationally by a clip taken out of context, then reprimanded by their own department in a pathetic attempt to save face. The whole issue was manufactured because of perceived reputation damage and wouldn't exist without that video. You can't tell me that you wouldn't want this to be the outcome, zero people hurt or arrested, if you lived in that neighborhood.
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  213. ​@KiemPlant ... they realized when they saw the train coming to a stop right behind them. Still a nice effort by the Samaritans, but they were never in danger
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  214. @Wijnand Ross The subpoena they give you is basically a formality. Your traffic violation will be logged by them and you'll default to having to pay the ticket if you don't show up in court. Strictly speaking, the cop can't let her go until she signs the subpoena. However I've heard from some cops that many will simply write "Refused to sign" on the signature line and issue them the fine via mail as if they never showed in court. If you refuse to pay then a warrant is created for your arrest. Either this guy was new, or their department is very strict about getting signatures.
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  215. I've seen reports of this weapon before this guy was assassinated. It hasn't been a secret for a long time.
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  216.  @mina4530  Just do an office job instead... the petty politics would suit a person like that much better.
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  217.  @Memesformydreams  Didn't read because of awful formatting, stop using Reddit
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  218.  @arisrevenge  I was referring to the scenario where a cop has seen suicide attempts like this before and is confident that the person wouldn't actually stab him. Although you never know, some of them just don't care and will actually stab you anyway.
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  219.  @bobwalton3926  No? I implied no such thing in my comment.
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  220.  @arisrevenge  Agreed, it's not likely.
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  221.  @Chemicalkinetics  the bullet is brass, the silver part is part of the barrel which is only visible cause the slide is out of battery
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  222. If you eat raw cannabis plant, it gets destroyed by your stomach acid. I tried to tell this to my dad a few times but he keeps eating my vaped weed like it will do something, lmao. It never does. You need to cook it in an oil, then the active ingredient is absorbed into the oil, usually butter. It has a taste for sure. Having said that, these kids may have gotten a stomach ache (not gotten high) because of the plant, then went to the hospital as a precaution. Nowhere do they say they got stoned
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  223. You do realize people make a career out of being in Congress by being re-elected unlimited times right? Biden has been in Congress for decades. The naivete on display here.
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  224.  @vamanosninja4143  I eat alone on a semi regular basis. Nobody stares at you, that's just your self-consciousness bothering you. If they do, feel free to stare back until they get the message.
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  225. You know there is a slight difference between phobia and violent hatred
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  226.  @jerryelsea8126  I wasn't even talking to you so I don't know why you replied.
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  227.  @jerryelsea8126  Do you support MAPs?
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  228. Robber: spends 20 minutes hyping himself up to rob the joint Cashier: "another one, huh?"
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  229.  @RefreshingShamrock  In the old days? That's standard procedure in prisons today. It's called solitary.
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  230.  @joebidensmakeawish4834  I don't think child murderers get treated well by inmates
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  231.  @user-ss6db7fq1y  Something tells me you've never heard a gun go off in your entire life.
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  232. ​ @stuckpencil2509 This is literally the definition of 2nd degree murder or hot blooded murder. Don't be a clown.
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  233. That will happen when you lay off all your employees and then force them to train their cheap replacements or else lose severance
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  234. "Manslaughter?" Huh, I didn't know it was possible to accidentally stab someone to death after going into your house to get two knives.
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  235. ​ @Josh-wu7kz  The irony of this comment after the pandemic is staggering.
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  236.  @BlueFlash215  They do when it comes to medical issues according to every media outlet and politician after COVID. This is the world we live in now, you should have gotten used to it after 3 years.
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  237.  @Josh-wu7kz  If you can't see it, it's not worth explaining. Sorry. I am not a patient man.
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  238. Let's be real here, if you're 13, even 16 years old and you're seriously considering jumping some random homeless guy and stabbing him, you're probably not going to fit in to the rest of whatever society you live in.
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  239. I've seen a video, not sure where it is, of some kid slamming an empty water bottle against the ground to same effect while another kid on a bicycle drives by pretending to shoot
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  240. @Jiggly Jack The serial killer with the highest body count was actually a British doctor who prescribed lethal amounts of drugs to senior citizens intentionally so they would pass away. His body count was over 200. Real serial killer or "just helping them along?" A child could, by happenstance, be run over tomorrow. But if you shot that child today you'd still be a child murderer.
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  241.  @elidadlr5177  That's what training is for. There's a reason why soldiers can fight a war without running away every single time because that's what their instincts would tell them. Every one who has been to a gun range with walls has been in this situation, likely multiple times. It's just not that painful or crazy to keep your head when brass falls in your shirt.
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  242. Reminds me of the iceman, imagine being so unlucky that some guys from another tribe ambushed you while you were out foraging, and you managed to get away only to bleed to death slowly in a cave while trying to treat your wounds and freezing. But hey at least your whole body was so thoroughly frozen that scientists from many thousands of years later can recognize your corpse
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  243. Bruh, colored people aren't the only ones who should be scared of cops. I'm white as snow and I believe in avoiding police involvement in almost all situations. You don't want some guy with a gun who's playing telephone trying to figure out what's going on with a dispatcher possibly giving him false information to show up and try to analyze the scene for you if you can just settle the dispute like goddamned human beings.
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  244. When you break traffic laws you're running the risk of getting a ticket. Many cops will let you off with a warning. She got unlucky, or more likely, she might have been rude to the cop before the clip started in this video (many cops unfortunately aren't that fair-minded and will decide to ticket you based on how you act during the stop). What she was about to sign wasn't even an agreement to pay the ticket, it was simply a subpoena agreeing that she or a lawyer would show up in court to contest the ticket. Refusing to sign this is quite unreasonable. If she is 60+ years old and this incredibly stubborn, she should at least know how to deal with police a little bit better. Seems likely to me that she didn't even have plans to fix her tail light. Now, it is sad that this guy resorted to using a taser because he was mad about being kicked by an old lady. But she deserved her arrest.
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  245.  @heavenlypnk  how would you prevent a school shooting from occurring? or any freak violent crime for that matter like this bank robber running into the school. if you suggest more gun control, i'm eager to hear your grand plan to disarm roughly 150 million people, each of whom own an average of 5 guns, spread across the third largest nation in the world by land mass fun fact, for most of the 20th century many kids brought their guns to school and put them in lockers or left them in their vehicles (for shooting club or other activities afterward) yet school shootings did not become a major problem until late into the 20th century the police will not help you. remember uvalde
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  246. It's called professionalism. In the moment you have to trust the other first responders to do their job right. They were probably concerned but it's hard to imagine that the man would die because of how they strapped him in to the gurney. It's easy to realize it would be a fatal mistake with hindsight.
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  247. ​ truthseeker37747 You go to sleep at 8 PM?
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  248. ​ truthseeker37747 "A lot of people" lol sure buddy.
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  249. It's sadly more likely than most think. Huge numbers of cowards out there who want to end themselves and place the burden of guilt on cops because "that's what they do."
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  250.  @luckytwoshoes7598  Depends on the convict. Some people have no reaction, others die more slowly and feel it. Kind of like a taser. Some people can just stay standing and keep going even when they're being tased.
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  251. ​ @Lord__666 Salmonella dies the moment egg gets even mildly cooked. You can drop an egg in boiling water for a minute and the salmonella will be gone. People vastly overexaggerate its durability
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  252. A mile is like 15-20 minutes at most, how could anyone brag about this?
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  253.  @CelticCatholic  You mean quit and leave for a better-paying job? Yeah what a travesty, that someone would leave a company because they're underpaid. We should do everything we can to prevent this. How's your stock portfolio champ?
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  254.  @CelticCatholic  The theoretical offended person you're talking about is a liability anyway if they're so arrogant that they believe they should earn more just because someone else at the company earns more, regardless of context. I could care less about some upstart's feelings in comparison to the benefits of transparency.
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  255. I recommend listening to "The N Word Song" by Sha Stimuli. Specifically the second verse.
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  256. Some dogs have special diet needs, but I was surprised when you said they just abandoned their dog. That would be one thing if it was a stray they took in for a few weeks, but if it's a GSD they raised themselves, I'm sure it affected him pretty badly to see his family just up and leave him there.
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  257.  @LiqqaRoni-cx3tx  not a good idea if you want another job in the future
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  258. ​ @Max-oi9es  Wow, I just looked that up. Horrifying. The guy got tackled by one cop over a traffic stop, then some random idiot cop pulled up and tazed him. Not only was he burned but 3 other deputies were severely burned by this idiotic tazing. Gee, didn't you learn that sparks cause fire in elementary school?
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  259.  @dubber1416  I think it wasn't because it was pumping, his bike's gas tank was still open and it got knocked over, covering both him and the deputy trying to hold him accountable for a missed traffic stop in gas.
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  260.  @shannonrusso3853  It's actually pretty unusual when you consider the reporter said that multiple people have nearly fallen into this ravine and nobody thought to report this to Google Maps. Meanwhile the traffic changes slightly and you have a hundred people posting it to Google immediately.
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  261. Sadly American small towns very often sprang up around a railroad that was built with zero thought to infrastructure.
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  262.  @hanna4684  How the hell did this go from "kid with a BMW and over $30k to spend on bail" to "this generation?" You really believe all of Gen Z has this kind of money?
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  263. 15 years later "Hey son, I pulled in extra hours when you were a kid so I could invest in ETFs and now you have enough money to go to college wherever you want debt-free"
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  264.  @RocKnight11  You don't know much about industries like these if you believe he'll be working that same job deep in the mine for 15 years straight.
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  265.  @dercorta-noyokamiboyteenpr2166  Officers kill people all the time. Why would you be surprised that they killed a dog? The point is, don't let your animals roam freely and randoms won't call the cops on them.
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  266.  @Arkensius1157  Well, virtually no one calls the police on stray cats, so no. Dogs, on the other hand...
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  267. Huge misconception: kevlar doesn't stop knives. Ask some prison guards...
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  268.  @kimsmith6342  Yeah, you know, those paid baby woodpecker actors. Always showing up to make fake viral videos.
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  269. Olive Garden literally reheats frozen food. Stop shilling.
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  270. Such a dumb thing to be insecure about. Just introduce yourself normally. Imagine how any man with the name "Dick" feels. I never heard about a support group for them.
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  271. Even the cops seemed a little put off by the lady's behavior... Maybe she should have been a jail guard?
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  272.  @sweetT99  She has kids, so she's certainly less pathetic than you
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  273. It isn't grace, it's blind naivete. We can't allow anyone, let alone federal law enforcement, to get away with being this reckless. It is, as demonstrated in this video, hazardous to everyone's health. Turning the other cheek has a directly negative impact on your peers in this situation.
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  274.  @HonderdtachtigCC  Sounds to me like you just hate life, perhaps yourself? Reminds me of those people who wave a knife around secretly begging police to shoot them.
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  275. @Penelope Pelangi The CIA has caused their own employees to commit suicide by spiking their coffee with LSD without telling them as an experiment
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  276.  @griselgriselda2901  Hard to tell with the sound muted, but I don't think shouting at him would have worked at all...
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  277.  @robimedina2979  How do YOU know?
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  278.  @liamm8238  wait until you find out that animals "murder" other animals for food, and that doing so is way more environmentally conscious than buying meat at a store
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  279.  @iiSimplyDriftin  They're referring to the fact that the cops thought to call in Hertz and confirm that the car was stolen for the white guy but not the black lady. It wasn't clear whether the black lady had the papers in her car but I see no reason why she would not have them. Another thing to consider is that the guy was arrested literally an hour after renting the car.
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  280.  @Needsmoreflash  Uhh.. I hope I don't have to explain the difference between FCC broadcast regulations, cable television networks, and the internet
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  281.  @Needsmoreflash  Okay partner. Enjoy confusing everyone by conflating television broadcasts with the internet
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  282. To be fair, they wouldn't have made it, and then the cop wouldn't be there to help.
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