Comments by "spacetoast7" (@spacetoast7783) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1. Are you an economist? Show me some economists who say trade deficits are bad.
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  2. I never realized there were big protests in support of Bush's war effort. Where can I read about those?
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  3. "their" land
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  4. Wow, that just makes the rioters look even worse.
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  5. He's very good at wanting fantastical stuff.
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  6. Who is going to work in those jobs?
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  7. ​ @tinypanda2218  Example?
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  8. At least you're honest about your intentions.
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  9. Do you have any examples of Biden doing something similar and getting away with it?
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  10. Source: I made it up.
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  11.  @mrenygma181  Every time I don't get what I want, it's tyrrany!!
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  12. Probably because nobody besides anti-Israel protestors are saying that.
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  13. No but the overlap is huge.
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  14. Did either of them say anything wrong in this video?
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  15. Why are you so afraid of a trial if Trump is on the level?
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  16. Do you think your cousin will get arrested just because you posted on YouTube?
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  17. Nobody is talking about replacing income tax except you. You're on your own. Trump didn't even come close to answering the question about childcare. He could have said he doesn't want it to get cheaper, but instead he just vaguely rambled about tarriffs. You can't be serious.
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  18. Did those other countries agree to it? I know that several countries host NYPD officers and US federal officers.
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  19. Maybe your country, but not the United States.
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  20. Who are you talking to?
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  21. How so?
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  22. Are you telling me that a prosecutor in one district investigated one issue but a different prosecutor in a different district is investigating a different issue? Big if true.
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  23. Where are all the examples of inciting violence against arabs?
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  24. True
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  25. Everything I don't like is imperialism, even when nobody is trying to capture Gazan land.
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  26. It's a good thing they provided compelling reasons then. Roe and Casey were contradictory to other more-recent interpretations of the law.
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  27. What's your question?
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  28. This opinion doesn't make a ruling on abortion whatsoever. Did you even watch the video before commenting?
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  29. ​ @tyronewashington230 Who are you talking to??
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  30.  @Jessie_Helms  Do you seriously think that the population should be able to vote on the outcome of your court case? In that case, laws literally don't matter. Just public opinion. Make them obligated to protect you or face discipline. There's literally nothing stopping you. Vote. Don't shirk your responsibility to society.
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  31. How will you resolve legal disputes without courts?
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  32. What did he miss?
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  33. Yes and vice versa
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  34. Are your eyes broken? Those graphs are the same scale.
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  35. You don't get to enjoy the benefits of peace when you're not being peaceful yourself.
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  36. That seems like a good way to ensure Republicans have permanent control over the legislature.
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  37. They conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, perform arrest warrants, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  38. Until the school can't function or runs afoul of civil rights laws
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  39. Okay? And?
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  40. ​ @tyronewashington230 Who are you talking to?
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  41. If the protestors started imprisoning black people who got too close, would you still say this police shouldn't get involved? You don't get a free pass just because you say the word "genocide" over and over.
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  42.  @nuynobi  Good point, Donald.
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  43.  @nuynobi  Good point, Donald.
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  44. But that's literally all he's doing. He's just asking them to pay, but forcing Americans to pay.
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  45.  @mrmallard4600  Whatever you say, commie. I hope you can live another day with your fresh 五毛.
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  46.  @JohnSmith-ly4js  That's not how the US government works at all. Eight states can't get anything through the Senate. You need more than 25 states.
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  47. Worst trade deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever
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  48. The US only was in that position for like 5 years
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  49. They can prevent you from entering a crime scene because that would interfere with their ability to do their job.
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  50. That's not what he said. This only applies to unenumerated rights.
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  51.  @mrmallard4600  You're wasting your breath. Most of this audience is American so they don't care about how Trump sold out to your country.
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  52. Are the Clintons in the room with you right now?
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  53. No they didn't.
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  54. Yep. Fire 'em.
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  55. In America, we value free expression and individual rights, but I know that wouldn't fly in your personal fascist "utopia".
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  56. It seems particularly weak. I wonder if those justices will ignore all precedent prior to the 19A.
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  57. Where are the equivalent anti-Hamas protests?
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  58.  @nuynobi  I'm sorry Hamas is so incompetent and therefore we're stuck with no genocide. That must be tough for you.
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  59. That sounds very far from ready for humans lol. I'm not even sure how you could do that human experiment ethically.
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  60. By your logic, the government can force you to get decorative body piercings because it's not specifically prohibited by the constitution.
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  61. Don't consent to sex if you don't want the risk of pregnancy. You can't consent to drinking alcohol without also consenting to getting drunk.
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  62.  @MaJetiGizzle  I'm sorry for taking OP at their word.
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  63. Conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, conduct arrests, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  64. Nobody has ever said that.
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  65. Then vote for policies that fire bad police officers. Don't absolve yourself of responsibility.
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  66.  @Jessie_Helms  Wtf are you talking about? First of all, Supreme court justices are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. You are perfectly able to vote for President and Senator. Secondly, they never ruled that police can't be held to a high standard. It's like you didn't watch this video at all before commenting. And third, the federal government doesn't run your local police. You need to vote in your local elections, genius. Fire the bad cops. Don't absolve yourself of responsibility in your society.
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  67.  @Jessie_Helms  You literally said that judges should not have lifetime appointments. Your memory is absolute trash. See a doctor. You also apparently don't have a passing familiarity with the US constitution. The Supreme Court didn't rule that police officers can't be reprimanded. I don't know why you keep mentioning that you're very young. It has nothing to do with the subject. How can you be so wrong and so confident? Stay in school. You're setting yourself up for a life of failure.
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  68. What country is that? That seems incredibly expensive. Do you just have no crimes in your country?
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  69. It's as controversial as demanding the last presidential election be overturned because of widespread fraud.
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  70. Who are you talking to?
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  71. What would you do differently? Do you want to give the police so much funding that they can write checks to the victim of every crime?
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  72. Except crime, wealth, education...
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  73. Kinda. That's basically how securities work.
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  74. Vietnam just really really really really really hates China
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  75. Then you own the consequences. You don't get all the protections of peace when you won't be peaceful yourself.
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  76. Which river and which sea are you talking about anyway? Who lives there?
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  77. Which the court hasn't ruled on
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  78. Who are you talking to??
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  79. LOL What? How is 50 out of 100 a super majority?
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  80.  @shytguy  Having 50% or more in two branches of government is not enough to pass a controversial social policy.
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  81. ​ @shytguy  Well I'm glad you were able to learn something from me today.
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  82. Is Harris in the room with you right now?
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  83. No, they can't restrict it based on content. The restrictions must be narrowly tailored to serve a compelling government interest.
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  84.  @nuynobi  That's not what OP said. Do you think OP is wrong?
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  85.  @nuynobi  Then why use it as an excuse for violence?
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  86.  @nuynobi  OP is rebutting LE's analysis of the illegal protests by calling the protests "disruptive", and by calling disruptiveness good. Try to keep up. Read the first post in the thread before replying next time.
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  87.  @nuynobi  Bro, go get an adult. You literally have failed to read and understand every single comment in this thread. The education system has failed you.
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  88.  @nuynobi  What question do you think I did not answer? 😂 Seriously, get an adult to help you with the conversation. You clearly can't handle it on your own.
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  89. What lie do you think they told?
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  90. You're way off the mark. If we assume that every abortion was a first-time abortion, only about 22% of pregnancies end that way.
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  91. They're required to do what you tell them to do. Vote. Don't absolve yourself of responsibility.
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  92. You have to get rid of the first amendment for a blanket doxxing ban.
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  93. ​ @le-coup-détat  First of all, I never said that every police officer is maximally heroic in every single situation. I was just answering OP's question. Secondly, they literally ran into the shooting as soon as they arrived on site. It sounds like you don't know anything about this event, so you should stop talking about it.
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  94. Why do we need to relitigate some ancient news about a random guy?
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  95. It's not messed up at all. The police can't write a check to every person who's ever the victim of a crime.
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  96.  @jasonpatterson8091  Huh? You're conflating liability with job requirements. You're making no sense at all.
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  97. Why leave a comment if you didn't watch the video at all?
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  98. Because he keeps doing stuff to gain attention
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  99. 2% inflation and 30% inflation are basically the same. Prices go up in both scenarios.
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  100. For obvious reasons that are explained in this video.
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  101. They are not smart enough to realize when they are suffering
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  102. People who have to live in the same society as one another
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  103. That only helps him get away with future misconduct.
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  104. Did they say something wrong in this video?
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  105.  @c13laser  They ruled that the EPA cannot create a cap and trade system because Congress did not authorize them to do so.
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  106. Lawyers don't make all that much on average. YT channels with millions of subs on the other hand...
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  107. Unenumerated rights yes. Fortunately, freedom from slavery is an enumerated right.
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  108. The public is more than just citizens, but even if they all were, what's your point?
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  109.  @theyoungdaee7155  You really think they want to work two jobs?
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  110.  @theyoungdaee7155  Why do you love inflation so much?
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  111.  @theyoungdaee7155  You did not answer my questions at all. Do you think millions of Americans want to work two jobs? Why do you love inflation?
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  112.  @theyoungdaee7155  I'm still waiting for answers to my questions. Do you think millions of Americans want to work two jobs? Why do you want higher inflation?
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  113. @theyoungdaee7155  Ok, thanks for sharing your random feelings. I appreciate it. We all wanted to know.
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  114. Congrats. Now women have exactly as many reproductive rights as men have.
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  115.  @TD-pq9tn  For starters, several states ban them from getting abortions.
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  116. Huh? You have voting rights. Use them. Don't absolve yourself of responsibility.
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  117. Conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, conduct arrests, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  118. Conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, conduct arrests, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  119. Nobody is saying you can't fire bad officers (except labor unions).
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  120. What do you think "Supreme" means?
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  121. Almost nobody is calling for that, unfortunately.
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  122.  @mjelves  What would you change?
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  123. Which countries have the police write a check to every person who's ever been the victim of a crime?
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  124. Bro I can't afford to put eggs in the trunk of my garaged F350 superduty
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  125. You could say the same for any tax
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  126. Do you know that they're shady? Bad people are still entitled to representation.
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  127. What is the 9th amendment good for if there's no such thing as an unenumerated right?
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  128. Which law?
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  129. Which law protects their cowardice?
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  130. They aren't allowed to kill you just because they claim to feel threatened. Why do you even think that?
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  131. Nobody had a gun except the shooter and law enforcement. It sounds like you don't know anything about this shooting, so you shouldn't comment on it.
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  132. Nobody said they aren't allowed to stop a crime in progress. I don't think you watched the video.
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  133. The job of the court is not to impose the wants of the many onto the few. The job is to interpret the existing laws.
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  134. That's not what the court said. The court is only ruling on what the constitution actually says, not what it SHOULD say.
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  135. You can't preemptively make decisions on cases that haven't been brought to a court.
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  136.  @mrmallard4600  Trump was a literal communist sellout. He leases real estate to the CCP. He taxed Americans who wanted to buy things from China's rivals. He did a photo op with Kim Jong Un without demanding anything in exchange.
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  137. Do you have receipts?
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  138. Who are you talking to?? Did your trainers really not give you anything better than this?
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  139. Only in some states.
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  140. Nobody is talking about potential life. We're talking about life. Try to keep up.
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  141. Conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, perform arrest warrants, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  142. Yes but Trump is telling people that he will reduce costs by raising tariffs.
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  143. Or they could just fire bad police officers.
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  144. Why leave a comment if you didn't even watch the video?
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  145.  @DuraheLL  clearly not anyone in this video either
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  146. Why would citizens vote to destroy their own society? Your theory makes no sense.
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  147. It's a good thing nobody was every relying on 5 cities.
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  148. Yeah but Republican voters still love him somehow. It's almost like conservatism is dead.
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  149. Nobody said you can't require it. Go out and vote if you want to see it change.
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  150. Were you crying about the filibuster in 2017? I'm curious.
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  151. Okay Trump. You're right. Throw out the entire constitution because it didn't support your pet issue in this case.
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  152. What does that have to do with the Dobbs decision?
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  153. Movie sets have different gun safety rules. By your rules, there should be no guns in movies at all.
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  154. ​ @Tvngsten what do you mean when you say they have stronger currencies?
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  155. Such as...?
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  156.  @jasonp8460  ...Do you want to try addressing my point, or just saying a bunch of random stuff?
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  157. Because you don't have religious freedom to impose your religion onto other individuals.
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  158. How do you figure? Who's going to conduct searches, fulfill arrest warrants, or intervene in crimes?
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  159.  @qtluna7917  But you don't have any idea what to change.
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  160. I'd be in tears if I was living in your country too.
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  161.  @mrmallard4600  You're wasting your breath. Most of this audience is American so they don't care about how Trump sold out to your country.
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  162. We've gotta get ready for that reality with the way things are going.
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  163. The government that you voted for.
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  164. How many zygotes have voted in an election or cross-examined their accuser in court?
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  165. Americans don't really care about having stricter morals than a handful of other countries in the world.
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  166. The Constitution is not clear on what a person is.
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  167. They are if you fire police who don't do their job.
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  168. Thank you for revealing you have no idea what "rational basis" means, even though it was covered in the video.
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  169.  @avsystem3142  Even Trump supporters are unwilling to believe Trump will keep his own promises.
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  170. Which Republican judges?
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  171. Nice, I want to buy stuff from them.
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  172. ​ @hillbillybeerdranker6678 Right, so the prices go up. I don't know how you can deny that. Prices going up is the whole point of a tariff.
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  173.  @hillbillybeerdranker6678  Right, prices go up, especially on imported goods. That's the whole point of a tarriff.
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  174.  @mrmallard4600  America isn't your country. He hurt the United States. You must be from Iran or Communist China or North Korea. They loved him.
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  175. How many times does it need to be re-covered? He was a druggie. Everybody knows this. What else do you want?
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  176. They're not always justified if they take it.
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  177. How is that a contradiction in your mind? They have the authority to intervene in both of these.
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  178.  @Rubyranch393  Who are you talking to?
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  179. Do you want to give the police so much funding that they can write checks to the victim of every crime?
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  180. Voter-sponsored, to be more specific.
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  181. Because they're likely to get fired if they aren't doing their job.
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  182. That is one of the charges, yes
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  183. Anything can be appealed all the way up to the supreme court of the jurisdiction. It's just a question of whether the appellate court takes it or not.
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  184. Yeah, it's weird how they have never repealed laws against r*pe and murder.
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  185. Welcome to party politics.
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  186. Lol
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  187. You don't know what happens if you sue a third party for child support?
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  188. ​ @OrangeHand burning the US flag perhaps
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  189. Based on your subscriptions, I'm guessing you're a massive Trump simp.
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  190.  @Asemodeous  It is not clearly defined lmfao. What?
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  191.  @justskot  The dissent said that you can't look at history prior to the 19th amendment to figure out implied rights.
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  192.  @justskot  It was covered in the video. You should watch it before you comment next time.
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  193.  @justskot  LOL. I told you multiple times. You said the dissent is great. The whole point of the dissent is that there are no implied rights from before women had equal rights to political participation. Try to keep up. Your memory is going bad.
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  194. What society would elect to destroy itself?
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  195. Why? That's really bad for American citizens.
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  196. LOL. You clearly didn't watch the video.
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  197. What's confusing?
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  198. "Everyone who mentions negative news about my favorite politician is a hack!"
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  199. They can if you task your department with duties, and fire them if they don't perform.
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  200. How? The decision was obviously correct.
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  201. It's a shame Derek Chauvin suffered no repercussions.
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  202. *Maybe*. Federal preemption is a thing. A bill actually was introduced in the Senate, but it was so wild that it didn't even come to a vote. It would have legalized unconditional on-demand abortions all the way to birth. The Democrats probably burned a lot of goodwill and political capital with that stupid stunt.
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  203. Stop worshipping politicians. They are taking advantage of your subservience.
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  204. Why is the heart so important?
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  205. What would you do differently? Should the police write a check every time a crime occurs?
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  206. I hope your this hard on every other actor who used a gun in a movie.
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  207. Holy shit now I can't unsee it
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  208. You say that like you know nobody would get hurt when the blindly shoot bullets into a closed door.
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  209. It's a duty to the extent that the town is willing to fire them.
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  210. And delivering search warrants and conducting arrest warrants and responding to violent crimes.
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  211. The Brandon Lee thing was a literal weapon malfunction.
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  212. Should every court ruling stand forever, regardless of its contradictions with other cases?
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  213. ​ @RaymondCritchley5483  You're not being compelled to perform labor. You're being compelled not to intervene.
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  214. Yes
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  215. People aren't voting for legislators who want to install a newer OS.
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  216. I can tell you didn't watch or "read".
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  217.  @chris999999999999  Like Glucksberg.
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  218. What is the 9th amendment for if there is no such thing as an unenumerated right?
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  219.  @Asemodeous  Uh oh, do you not know what an abortion is?
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  220. "Every time I dislike the person who won in court, it's because the system is a failure."
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  221. Do you think that police are supposed to write a check to every person who's ever been a victim of any crime?
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  222. The first amendment did not exist during the tea party. It was a riot and they paid the price afterwards.
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  223. It would be funny if this case revealed that trump is worth less than $100M lol.
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  224. You're right, a very very very very small percentage of women will suffer the negative consequences of their actions in some places in the US.
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  225. Then I hope you're ready to massively fund the police. Paying every person who's ever victimized by a crime adds up fast.
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  226. And they turned to the country's legal documents to figure it out! That's crazy! They should just go with whatever Mere Gaming wants!
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  227.  @aaronisett5275  They did a bad job of it. I'm glad I could answer your question though!
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  228. No, they are entitled to a trial.
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  229. Huh? Yes you can sue them if they infringe on your rights. And their job is to protect and serve. Why are you so unhinged?
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  230. Which countries requires police to write a check to every person who has ever been the victim of any crime?
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  231. Should everybody who has ever used a gun in a movie go to jail?
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  232. Don't consent to pregnancy then. Not that anything your saying relates to the video at all.
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  233.  @It_was_I_Alpharius  Sorry, I forgot to explicitly carve out an edge case for the r-crime. Are you happy now?
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  234. He did not go to prison.
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  235. Yes? Doxxing is generally totally legal.
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  236. Which armed militias are you comparing them to?
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  237. How did you find those videos if they weren't reported?
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  238. The court did not say whether or not the fetus is a human. Did you even watch the video before commenting?
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  239. No, HIPAA is a law that passed through Congress and the President.
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  240. Customers, shareholders, and employees all bear the actual burden of taxes. Corporate taxes are just an illusion. Corporations are not physical humans with brains.
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  241. They do still have that right in most places.
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  242.  @KohanKilletz  There's really not.
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  243.  @KohanKilletz  Why are you going on this tangent?
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  244. Nobody said it's not their job to protect people. Did you even watch the video?
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  245. They conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, perform arrest warrants, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  246. Yeah that really sounds like someone who doesn't like to bring up gender lol.
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  247. Because every police officer does literally nothing for their entire career.
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  248. "Women should not be able to weigh in on war since they aren't required to register for the draft."
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  249.  @ShadowCoH316  Then what happens if the lower courts disagree?
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  250. People hate Trump because they hate China, they hate Iran, they like Europe, they hate budget deficits, they like healthcare, they like being allowed to criticize the government, and they like being able to pick the President. But you people really love Iran and China and hate the 1st amendment.
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  251. Who are you talking to????
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  252. Twice in 28 years is a pretty good safety record.
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  253. Everything I don't like is KKK.
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  254. Who's talking about forcing?
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  255. The US needs more people if it wants more jobs.
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  256. You know the shooter was killed on-scene, right? What's the point of pressing charges against a dead person?
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  257.  @Asemodeous  This decision didn't make any decisions about abortion. Did you not watch the video before commenting?
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  258. Canada does not make police liable for a third party's crime either.
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  259. Yes but what does this video have to do with that?
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  260. It sounds like you should be pushing for laws that expand the scope of CPS then.
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  261. Has an eviction notice been nailed to the door of the white house yet?
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  262. That's nine people, not one. What's your solution for resolving vagueries if you won't appeal to a court? I'm super curious.
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  263.  @herpederp8904  How do you want them to secure the perimeter while also allowing random people to cross the perimeter?
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  264. Source: I made it up
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  265. TBF they never had an opportunity to do it because abortion is too unpopular.
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  266. It was word salad
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  267.  @Jell0zz  It's not and it's not. I don't know what to tell you. The image at 2:40 does not match your description.
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  268. Only if it's written in an unconstitutional way.
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  269. Why would they care about whether or not some random guy explains how to perform an abortion? It has literally nothing to do with the ruling.
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  270.  @davidmiller9485  Wrong. You should watch the video. The ruling said that implied rights have to be derived from practices deeply rooted in our legal history. It did not say that you have a right to anything that a random dude explained how to do in the 1700s.
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  271. Why don't you vote to make it non-optional? You're giving the lamest cop-out ever.
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  272. ​ @KSM-97 Only one of those quotes is a real thing caught on video.
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  273. English common law goes back way further than the founding of the US.
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  274. List them.
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  275. Who's playing semantics? Dereliction of duty is clearly designated as an offense for military service.
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  276.  @Asemodeous  Actually the 13th amendment specifically grants involuntary servitude as a punishment for a crime. I'm not sure why you're bringing that up in the context of abortion.
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  277. You answered your own question: Because it's in the 2nd Amendment. Did you stop to think for two seconds before posting this comment?
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  278. What's wrong with the legal system? Is it the presumption of innocence? Is it the right to cross-examine an accuser? Is it the right to an attorney? Please be specific.
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  279. What did she do wrong?
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  280.  @shytguy  Not really. They only have 50 Senators, and it's not about the number of Democrats. It's about the number of pro-abortion Senators.
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  281.  @shytguy  Americans don't have wide agreement on a lot of issues. Pretty simple.
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  282. What injustice took place?
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  283. How does this make people less free?
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  284.  @barrettorth8413  Good thing its going through the courts then
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  285.  @barrettorth8413  You seem awfully confident about events years in the future. You could make a killing in the stock market if you weren't so busy getting offended by YouTube comments!
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  286.  @barrettorth8413  Trump was never charged with anything resembling Russian collusion. Of course you leftists don't actually know the facts of the matter.
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  287. Justice is a slow, methodical process. I'm sorry if the American legal system hurts your feelings.
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  288.  @porscheman998  Weird. There is at least one state case and one federal case going on in front of judges right now. Do you have any examples of similar cases that were thrown out?
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  289.  @porscheman998  Who are you talking to? I asked you for examples of similar cases, and you told me that double jeopardy is unconstitutional. That's an answer to a question that nobody asked.
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  290. ​ @porscheman998  I'll ask you a third time, even though you seem to be afraid of answering: Do you have any examples of similar cases that were thrown out? It's starting to seem like your leftist ideology is faltering.
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  291. Wow, what a shocker. You're blowing my mind right now. I never would have considered that if you hadn't pointed it out.
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  292. Not at all. Why would you necessarily need religion for that?
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  293. It's all about the vibes
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  294. They're obligated to the extent that you're willing to fire bad officers.
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  295. aLl tHeY do iS abUsE tHeIr pOwEr
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  296.  @loudthebest7546  I'm not sure what this has to do with anything I said. It sounds like you don't disagree with me at all.
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  297. Too late
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  298. They can be fired if the union doesn't stop it.
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  299. You just doxx them. I don't understand your question. It's like you're asking how to legally fold your laundry.
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  300. I guess you have a right to kill children without their permission if you deem their life to be low-enough quality.
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  301. Whether or not a fetus is viable has anything to do with an implied right to abortion.
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  302. ????????????????? The decision has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not a fetus is a citizen. And do you think that states can't make laws against harming non-citizens?
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  303.  @Peasham  Who are you talking to?
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  304. Barring any sort of weird plea deal, no. They're distinct types of trials.
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  305. TBF they never really had a chance to do it.
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  306.  @andrewolding8747  Maybe you aren't familiar with the American system. You need at least 60 pro-abortion Senators and 218 pro-abortion House Reps and at least 1 pro-abortion President in order to pass pro-abortion legislation. When has the US had that?
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  307. Bring back leaded gasoline! It was abortion all along!
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  308. Huh? Nobody said they can't be fired for not doing their job. Nobody except the union anyway.
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  309. That would be a very unusual thing for a bank to do.
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  310. What lies are you thinking about?
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  311. Which countries have figured out the cure to death?
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  312. Clearly you DW.
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  313.  @67LMcC  What???? One of the two dissents was nominated by a Democrat. That's hyper-partisanship to you? You also might want to watch the video before commenting next time. They didn't rule that police can't be reprimanded for doing a bad job.
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  314.  @KingNerdius  Sorry, I should have specified I live in the US. Obviously your country might be different.
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  315.  @KingNerdius  I'm sure you are 😂
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  316. That's liberalism for you. They only enforce things that pass a vote.
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  317. Who are you talking to?????
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  318. Classy. This is why the left is losing.
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  319. It's not about what someone wrote in their diary in 1750. It's about what people have been doing for centuries before and after, and the fact that there's no explicit right to overrule that tradition.
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  320. What does that have to do with anything?
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  321. No. Did you even watch the video?
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  322. What other system could there possibly be? The police can't write a check to every person who's ever the victim of a crime.
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  323. How is that a contradiction?
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  324.  @gabrielleshaw4865  So it's not a contradiction then? What was the point of your comment?
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  325.  @gabrielleshaw4865  You don't know that lol. You think that random people entering a building with a heavily armed shooter will certainly end the conflict with just one more death?
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  326. I made the same mistake
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  327. What did SCOTUS do wrong here? Do you think that police are supposed to write a check to every person who's ever been a victim of any crime?
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  328. Can you share examples of the US being tariffed into oblivion without retaliation? Do those countries not tax their citizens?
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  329. ​ @McNoob5477 chill
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  330. What other system could there possibly be? Do you want to give the police so much funding that they can write checks to the victim of every crime?
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  331. What are you trying to communicate? Use sentences.
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  332. How so? Do you think that police are supposed to write a check to every person who's ever been a victim of any crime?
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  333. Seems like the legal system is handling him just fine. He's not getting preferential treatment from the courts.
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  334. Not at all. The "deeply rooted" thing is for identifying implied rights. There's an explicit provision against slavery in 13A.
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  335. What lie?
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  336.  @thomasbecker9676  Oh so you're just lying about what the video said then. Got it.
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  337. If that was your conclusion, then you clearly didn't watch the video.
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  338. 1A doesn't shield you from trespassing.
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  339. This ruling has absolutely nothing to do with that. Did you mean to comment on a different video?
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  340. They conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, perform arrest warrants, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  341.  @clay8546  Uh-oh. You lied about what the 26th amendment says, and even your modified version doesn't give a universal right to vote.
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  342. When you repeal the 14th amendment.
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  343. Why would they be conducting terrorism against people they like?
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  344. Why are you limiting English Common Law to the age of the United States?
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  345. You think the police should have to pay every victim of every crime?
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  346.  @kenny7023  Why would police ever show up to anything in your system?
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  347.  @kenny7023  But you just said that police have to pay every person they respond to
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  348.  @kenny7023  That's an impossible standard. Which jurisdictions in the world hold a third party criminally liable for a crime?
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  349. Huh? Nobody said you can't reprimand police who suck at their job (except the labor union).
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  350. I'm sure the shooter would have walked straight into a jail cell all by himself.
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  351. Why even leave a comment when you don't know anything about either topic?
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  352. It seems like that was not the winning message this year.
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  353. More importantly: saying that the gun was not loaded
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  354. I've been pondering the same thing
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  355. How so? Is it the presumption of innocence? Is it the right to cross-examine an accuser? Is it the reasonable doubt standard?
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  356. Nobody said you can't fire bad officers (except labor unions.)
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  357.  @jakejager  Would you care to point out any special unfairness against Trump?
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  358. They are unreachable.
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  359. There's no longer any doubt that he was the worst President in American history.
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  360. Did you miss the 14th amendment?
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  361. How so? Is it the presumption of innoncence? Is it the right to cross-examine an accuser? Is it the reasonable doubt standard?
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  362. Does every video have to be about your pet issue?
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  363. Yes but what does this video have to do with that?
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  364. Just going off-hand... Organizations like the WTO, the UN/ICJ, and NATO are good examples of treaties the US participates in.
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  365.  @FullmetalSP1  Being a member of the UN doesn't mean you have to vote for everything that comes up in the assembly.
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  366.  @FullmetalSP1  Who are you talking to?
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  367. Huh? The court never said that these officers can't be disciplined or fired. I don't think you even watched the video.
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  368. Who said that?
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  369.  @mcskittlez6159  You're asking a multi-million subscriber YouTube channel to cover your cousin's DUI. Why do you think anybody cares?
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  370. Everything I don't like is a banana republic.
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  371. I can easily imagine another world where the police start firing into the room, killing more kids, and then everyone cries that the cops doesn't hold back for a hostage negotiator. It's not an obvious decision at all.
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  372. No shit. Anyone with at least 57 IQ knows she would not do something this regarded.
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  373.  @Professorofcreation  I'll give you a bunch: 1. $3,600 child tax credit 2. $6,000 newborn tax credit 3. $50k small business income tax deduction 4. $10k income tax credit for first-time homebuyers 5. $25k credit to assist with a down payment on a first home 6. Add a 28% capital gains tax bracket for capital income in excess of $1M 7. Shut down the border when there are 5,000 encounters per day in a week. 8. Have Medicare cover in-home healthcare. 9. Eliminate tipped minimum wage 10. Eliminate income tax on tips. 11. Legalize it 🍃 These are all policies, yes?
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  374.  @Professorofcreation  You're awfully quiet after I answered your question 11x over
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  375. Conduct search warrants, intervene in crimes, conduct arrests, enforce laws. Tons of stuff.
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  376. They entered the building immediately, genius. Why are you commenting on an event you know nothing about?
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  377. In the same way putting "no copyright infringement intended" on a YouTube video makes it true.
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  378. What infraction did they commit?
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  379.  @charleskummerer  So they didn't break any laws?
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  380. Gun Safety 101 doesn't apply to filmmaking. By that standard, no movies should have guns at all.
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  381. Who's going to conduct search and arrest warrants? Who's going to intervene in a domestic violent emergency?
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  382. What does that have to do with anything?
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  383. Plus laws that existed prior to the nation's existence.
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  384. That number seems insane. I hope someone can explain how these numbers are generated.
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  385. It's not potential life. It's life.
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