Comments by "Christopher Conard" (@christopherconard2831) on "Actual Justice Warrior" channel.

  1. Targeting an Asian restaurant? Sounds like a hate crime. Isn't that a crime that gets you life without parole in California?
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  2. So we've gone from "Believe all women" to "Believe the woman deserved it." Such empowerment.
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  3. Do not give theatre kids power. Do not bow to the demands of theatre kids. Do not get dragged into the world of theatre kids. It's all drama, all the time. Nothing exists until it is an existential threat. Nothing exists until it effects them. 90% of their problems are somehow of their own making, someone else's fault, and always your duty to solve for them. I dealt with and tolerated people with this mindset too long before the exhaustion became too much.
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  4. This is no surprise. Remember the "Syrian refugees" who traveled through multiple countries and refused to register as refugees. They wanted to get to Germany, Sweden, England, and Belgium because they had the best welfare benefits. They weren't fleeing from, they were running towards.
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  5. If it doesn't work out in Philly, I'm sure Supermayor will be willing to hire him. Loyalty to criminals is a big selling point for her choice of who to work with.
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  6. Almost, but her leftist training kicked in and saved her brain from the evils of logic.
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  7. Congratulations Chicago. You actually managed to elect a mayor that makes the last one look competent. That took some extreme talent. For the people outside Chicago who don't think this effects them. Chicago, and its school board will be demanding (And likely get) a bailout from the State and Federal government. We all get to pay for this sh*t show.
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  8. Congratulations to Amber on breaking another barrier. So stunning, so brave. Aren't we supposed to celebrate this kind of stuff?
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  9. Mom knows he's going to keep doing this until he eventually tries to fight his way out of an arrest. Then she gets to sue the police for "what they did to he little baby boy."
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  10. At this point I'm losing sympathy for businesses that locate in places like New York. I'm reminded of the companies who relocated to China and then complained that a country with a history of ignoring copyright, patent and intellectual property laws stole their copyrighted ideas and products. They were attracted by the large population and promise of potential customers. But totally ignored the local conditions.
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  11. "Some of my leftist friends told me to ignore him." I'm calling bullshit. We are supposed to believe the people who invented "microaggresion" as a term, and who absolutely lose their minds at imagined offenses told her to effectively "get over it". Nah, that doesn't match up with reality.
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  12. Closing out 2024 with "Don't shoot people you disagree with". That this has to be explained is not a good sign for 2025.
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  13. I don't really care if someone rips my IP. Cenk's Nephew. I'll take that as permission.
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  14. Remember when being a slumlord was considered a bad thing, not heroic?
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  15. Time for the wokies to feel the backlash of the normies.
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  16. People were sitting court side? Did they cross state lines to get there? We need to know!
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  17. Amazing how a description including everything up to the way they laced their shoes can be released. But forget to let you know the demographic of the suspects. Some people might almost think it was intentional.
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  18. We need our wigs and weaves. We have hair, but it ain't the straight type like those other people have. You know, the people we keep complaining about appropriating our "culture".
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  19. ​ @evilcookiekiller  Are you my landlord? Because the only thing that's gone up that high in the past few years is my rent.
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  20. Coming soon on CNN/MSNBC. This is Miguel. When he came to America he barely spoke English. Today he still, strangely, barely speaks English. But he graduated with a 4.3 (adjusted) GPA and very high SAT score. (When the 400 point bonus is added.) Yet he still can't get into his first university of choice. The university claims all applicants are judged on a multiple of factors, and his outstanding deportation order has nothing to do with it.
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  21. Police "You got yourself in the wrong place" to any assault or crime victims? All hell would break loose, and justifiably so.
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  22. Magically disappeared and reappeared in municipal pension plans.
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  23. Letting violent criminals out of prison will save thousands of lives? Wait, can someone explain the pretzel logic behind that one.
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  24. I used to follow TYT. It was primarily to get another point of view. There was a lot of "That's one way to interrupt it". After a while they went full moonbat and just started making stuff up to fit whatever narrative they were pushing that day.
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  25. Next time you hear "Why didn't someone do something?" Remember the second case. The dead guy physically assaulted two women, was in the process of doing it, and the person who "did something" gets charged. Also, he talked with the police after the incident. Your first and only words to the police should be "Lawyer".
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  26. ​ @toolegittoquit_001  Definitely be quick. She strikes me as the type that had half the money spent before the check cleared.
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  27. Florida became a very popular place to flee thanks to the real estate and tax laws. Escaping the same laws they demanded for the place they left. It was the same during lockdown. They demanded everything close down in their home states. Freaked out when Florida didn't. Then immediately jumped on a flight to Florida for vacation.
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  28. Supermayor thought she was protected from charges because she had her assistant sign all the paperwork. Surprise! When your assistant/secretary/whatever has the power to sign on your behalf, their signature is your signature. I guess she missed that part during the business law classes. It also looks like she's trying to run a ghettoriffic version of a mafia power structure where the big boss is protected by the lower bosses. It works well until the underlings decide they want to have a long chat with the feds. And her assistant seems very chatty.
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  29. Part of his plea agreement. If he testified against Rittenhouse, they'd drop the charges. Odd way of getting a witness/victim to testify. Maybe a coconspirator, but he wasn't that. My guess is that the prosecutor basically gave him a script to read in court in exchange for not charging him.
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  30. I've mentioned before, if you take away their little blue cards they read questions from it would just be a cluck fest.
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  31. I'm sure the California Bar Review will make sure she's properly dealt with. Probably given a list of other obviously guilty inmates to help. Eventually be recommended to become a judge.
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  32. California Dreaming AKA nightmare.
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  33. News story opens with "responsible for dozens of attacks". NYPD can't seem to find him. Clearly a criminal mastermind.
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  34. Check out her "bodyguards". They include a police officer that billed the city over 300 hours in two weeks.
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  35. ​ @breecegriffith5896  Legal guardian? Whoever cashes whatever welfare checks are paid for him? Pick a term.
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  36. They're all left handed?
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  37. Openly adds pronouns to name. Walk away. Starts with "Today I'm [pronoun/made up prefixes]". Run like hell, don't look back, just keep running.
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  38. Back during the Rodney King riots I asked why they were looting their own neighborhoods. They clearly have cars and Beverly Hills is a short drive away. The penalty is the same, steal some stuff worth stealing.
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  39. 2:55 "At home, wondering about you, your family, will they be deported." Here, I'll make it simple. Are you here legally? Yes, you are fine. Are you here illegally or legally but under false pretenses (Also known as illegally)? Get out! Yes, you are scheduled for deportation. Maybe not today, but don't look shocked when government agents do finally get around to you.
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  40.  @davidurban3357  A few years ago a group reprinted sections of Mein Kampf. They made minor changes to drop in a few neo feminist catch phrases. It was held up as a brave and important new work, advancing women's causes. Later, when the authors reveled what they'd done, no one admitted being tricked. All commentary and reviews were quietly removed on the grounds that the authors failed to fully credit everyone who worked on it (Adolph Hitler). One of the rules of academia is to never admit mistakes. Just don't mention the error and pretend it didn't happen. There's an old joke about a very successful economist. He successfully predicted 11 of the past three economic downturns. They only remember their successes, when they are wrong it didn't happen.
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  41. Even if theft is reduced in the stores, customers still have to go there. Traveling in San Francisco means playing Dodge-a-Bum almost every block. A couple years ago when retailers and business offices started closing up people claimed it was because of safety. The city came out with a pole showing that the majority of employees downtown felt safe in their workplace. "In their workplace" was the important factor, getting there and back apparently not so much.
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  42. From personal experience. I was stopped (mistaken identity) I had several police near my car. I stayed in it at first because that's what you do in Florida. When ordered out of the car I was told to place my hands on my head. That's when things started to get dangerous for me. After being told to walk backwards, and getting yelled at for turning my head to see where I was walking they started giving contradictory commands. One was telling me to stop moving and get on my knees. Another was telling me to keep walking. All police at the scene either had guns drawn, or hands on them ready to draw. Who do you obey? The guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says, or the other guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says.
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  43. ​ @Cooldoggo_3456  Beat me to it.
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  44. Where the so called "victims" say they absolutely aren't and are willing to continue doing business with him.
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  45. Fire hydrants are actually designed to fight multiple fires at once. Every hydrant is hooked up to a larger system. The drop in pressure is expected, this is why many firetrucks have pumps (Oddly, called pumper trucks) to pull water through at a higher, more useful pressure. But, big but, if you run the system empty (like what happened in LA) no truck can pull something from nothing.
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  46. This is the sort of work she used to do before deciding to go into politics. Apparently she is good at it. Being a mayor, not so much. A sign that sometimes it's best to stay in your lane.
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  47. I have to assume this professor had to know he was heading for the door as soon as he posted these.
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  48. ​ @spaceracer23  If he can show his rights were violated through malicious prosecution he can sue the NY AG office. The minimum he'd get would be his full legal fees (Which his lawyers will make sure to maximize.) Plus additional fees if he can show this interrupted his normal business. Depending on the decision of the appellate court, he might actually make a decent profit from the whole thing. Of course, it's all taxpayer's money and won't cost the prosecutors a dime, so they don't care.
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  49. You can leave. Just don't try to take your money with you. Basically the California plan.
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  50. People still believe Hands Up, Don't Shoot. No amount of evidence is going to convince them otherwise.
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  51. My guess. 1) Rules about hiring on non citizens in sensitive jobs. 2) Movement of cash between the US and foreign countries, particularly China. 3) Anything involving Taiwan.
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  52. Except the people who gave him his degree have the same views. Many also have similar bullshit degrees.
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  53. They'd be upset he limited it to 1,000. Don't you know there are over 12 billion trans people on Earth? At least a billion in America alone.
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  54.  @spartanonxy  There's a term in aviation (Unfortunately forgot it) when a pilot will cause a crash by fighting turbulence. Sometimes it's better to take your hands off the controls and ride it out, then correct if necessary. Government officials have decided they can fight every problem by fiddling with adjustments to banking, interest rates, subsidies, etc. In the end they turn minor issues into catastrophies. Unfortunately too many people are ignorant of economic trends and freak out when told the government won't do anything because it will work itself out. I'm not in favor of full hands off capitalism, but over interference is proving just as bad.
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  55. Or those apposed to the current regime. See also, lying to the FBI.
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  56. Tax money is the singular reason for Baton Rouge to exist. It is the state capitol so every state agency is based there. This also means every federal agency has people based there. It's the home of LSU and a few other colleges, all taxpayer supported. I live in Florida, Tallahassee is the same way. If it weren't for tax dollars flowing into the city, the city would be an average small/mid sized town. There are a lot of cities in America who's singular business is government money. This doesn't even include towns that have developed around military bases.
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  57. "There have been attempts on my life." Receipts please?
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  58. How dare you bring up what they claimed last week. Only listen to what they say today. Which might swing 180° tomorrow, but still be correct.
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  59. Catch and release isn't working. Maybe try something else.
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  60. But then complaining that those other people won't rebuild your house.
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  61. Those evil store owners might force thieves to not pay for a subway trip to another neighborhood to steal stuff there. Then have to carry it all the way home on another subway trip where a different thief might rob them. Or worse, end up in a jurisdiction where they actually enforce the laws. Imagine the horror of a criminal might go through if they ended up in jail.
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  62. They know, they don't care. They only think about themselves and now. Never another others or even one day into the future.
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  63. Ditto Florida.
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  64. This is a video by and for people who change their profile background and think they've made the world a better place.
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  65. I checked a private school in my area. $13,000/year plus activities (sports, etc) expenses. They claim 96% college placement for graduates.
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  66. It almost makes you miss the old days. When, for a fee and possible future favor, Vinnie and Paulie would visit the guy buying all this stolen stuff and "convince" him to go into another line of work. Or maybe the guy would suddenly decide to take a surprise vacation.
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  67. ​@secondchance6603 The visual sobriety test (Walk the line, say the alphabet, etc) isn't really a test. It's mostly to get probable cause to do a more scientific test like blood or a breathalyzer.
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  68. Years ago Rush Limbaugh said he stopped doing parodies on his show because it was becoming impossible to out crazy the left. No matter how far it went, or how insane the premise, they'd go further in real life.
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  69. When I was younger we had to go to the post office to get our mail because our dog jumped in the mail truck. If they can deny a single address, they can deny a neighborhood.
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  70. Imagine the worst case scenario. It's their starting point.
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  71. ​ @AverageYoutubeEnthusiast  I'm sure if this happened to a councilman/alderman/state representative the squatter would be tossed out before he could say "but I've got a lease" real or not. It's important to protect their bosses.
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  72. So, Nike won't be importing any Houston Rockets merch from China, right?
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  73. Not only insurance fraud. It isn't uncommon for many to move on to filing for disability because now they can't work because of their "injuries".
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  74. Insurance generally doesn't cover retail theft. But that doesn't matter to the thieves or their neighbors.
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  75. Cold weather makes "refugees" fleeing for their lives want to go home. Sort of like many of those same refugees in the US and UK who flew home over Christmas. Then returned to help maintain their refugee status.
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  76. Also a Floridian. It's odd that burglaries of occupied dwellings are less common in Florida. It's almost like thieves know that certain actions are likely to lead to unwanted (And very unhealthy) outcomes.
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  77. Unless it's 2006 and I was being offered $200K against my townhouse that may have been worth $70K. But we remember how that turned out.
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  78. The other family got a secret two for one deal.
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  79. Possibly both. Most criminal gangs aren't known for their skills with building maintenance. Though I have faith the city and state will just shuffle them along to more subsided housing, which will promptly be wrecked. Rinse and repeat.
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  80. CNN "We insure equal time for all of guests to explain their points." Also CNN "Tonight we present a discussion with one moderator, three liberals and one conservative." But remember, equal time.
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  81. Quietly file paperwork announcing every store in the area with shut down before it passes. As soon as it does announce the locations publicly. Be grandfathered in and exempt from the law.
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  82. They have insurance! Said by any idiot that's never filed a an insurance claim.
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  83. I tried to find common factors. But none of the news reports give a description of the suspects.
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  84. I know when I see a woman with a belly I stay clear. I lock my doors and windows for fear or some of the infamous prego gangs in my area.
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  85. I could understand allowing judges, particularly in an appeal, to reduce the sentence. There are cases where things spiralled out of control without the knowledge of all participants. Rare, but it happens. But using these to create effectively a blanket elimination of the felony murder clause is just stupid.
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  86. ​ @johndoeboston123  This is what screwed up Oregon and Washington. Californians fled the state when it became too messy. But then repeated the same pattern when they arrived in their new home. Because "this time it will be different."
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  87. Much like cops going through neighborhoods and ticketing every car in a driveway that has a bumper overhanging the sidewalk. But ignoring the tents on the same sidewalks and the rows of RVs. Homeowners with cars will pay the fines, homeless won't.
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  88. Arrested for assault on a minor. Oddly facing a greater penalty than the actual perpetrator.
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  89. I spent two nights there a couple years ago. One of the things I remember was a spring in the middle of the street in front of my hotel. Someone there told me it was another broken water main, and that they were all over the city. That one had been going for a about a week. As I drove around I noticed puddles despite the lack of rain were a common thing. The city has money, but it's always going into public service programs (being redistributed) and almost never into infrastructure maintenance. I don't know if it is the plan for Jackson, but I remember a town outside of Chicago where everything was collapsing. It was too expensive for the local government to fix anything so they were going to wait for it to get so bad that the state of Illinois and federal government had to come in and fix it after declaring it a disaster.
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  90. Illinois. The state attorney general is controlled by Chicago. She's part of the machine and so protected.
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  91. Portland would like to talk to both of you.
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  92. I just need one that doesn't record sounds inside the car. I don't need a history of what I say while driving.
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  93. It's rage over George Floyd and the Penny case outcome caused the car to spontaneously combust .
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  94. Peacock "It's new for us. So, close enough?"
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  95. ​ @princessmarlena1359  The three S's. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. This has been the unwritten rule for dealing with bears in Florida. Much like squatters, they are protected to the point that using harsh language against one is almost a crime. Deal with the situation, but never mention it to anyone.
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  96. Change the law. If you are injured during, or as a result of criminal activity, you forfeit any right to sue. This is a big reason stores tell employees not to interfere. They are civilly liable if an employee injures a "customer".
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  97. It can be argued that you have a moral and civic duty, not just a right. By letting a criminal go uninterrupted you are setting them loose on your fellow citizens. Of course this is fine with woke prosecutors who make it their job to do it every day.
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  98. So they demand a free speech propaganda echo chamber. Plus money. Sounds like another day in SJW world.
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  99. Coke and Pepsi used to trade off buy 1, get one free almost every other week at Publix. (The grocery store I use most) Now it's buy 2 get one free, and not nearly as common. They are also $3.89 for a 2 liter, double the price of two years ago. I work in a restaurant so I can eat free 4-5 days a week. I'm not sure how I'd be paying for food if I didn't.
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  100. There are also a few more NGOs and open border immigration groups that are helping to send them to New York and Chicago specifically. They want to overload the system in order to break it. This will, in theory, allow them to replace it with a new more open system.
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  101. Just tax the rich, simple. At least in their minds.
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  102. It's the blinders of tribal mentality. His supporters could have produced a horoscope from that day and they would have accepted it as proof.
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  103.  @WarGhoulKharas  Rush Limbaugh talked about it for years. After he moved to Florida, New York sent him an annual tax bill. Even after he'd moved his studio and staff completely out of state they claimed he still owed. He never payed it directly, but had to keep paying lawyers and accountants to file proof he wasn't there. After he died they probably went after the estate for inheritance taxes.
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  104. It is amazing how much they can say in a news story by not saying it.
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  105. The bread thing we can blame on Les Misérables. Anyone who's seen the looting videos can tell those people are taking care of their families. I saw several people helping each other carry out 60" loaves of flatbread in TV boxes.
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  106. A common thread I've seen in a lot of manosphere/red pill/new man videos is an emphasis on quality over quantity. First work on making yourself better. Then invest only in a woman who is worthy of expending those resources and time on.
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  107. Shorty Holster. The "child" you have hold your gun because police can't really do anything to him if he's caught.
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  108. Somehow we've flipped from unstable and an ongoing threat to society needing to be kept away from society. To unstable and an ongoing threat to society should be turned loose on that society. Progressivism has shown us so much progress.
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  109. By company policy he probably isn't allowed to physically interact with a thief. Why even have one at that point?
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  110. Rehabilitate= give meds that he's probably already been prescribed and refuses to take. Shutting down asylums was a bad idea. Yes, many of them were horror shows. But letting the crazies that refuse to take care of themselves go free range isn't working.
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  111. I would like to think DeSantis saw a potential problem and stopped it before it started. And I'll give him credit for doing so. But I have a feeling this was pushed heavily by developers and real estate companies primarily in south Florida. They have a lot of power in Tallahassee and realized they were next when it came to takeovers. Vacation homes and condos owned by people who only use them a few months a year are ripe targets for squatters who want to run their "I have a lease" scam.
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  112. Most Greens are watermelons. Dig in just a little and you find a red. Starting in the 80's, and seriously ramping up after the fall of the Soviet Union, extreme left leaning groups switched to various environmental causes.
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  113. I don't think Trump has gone bankrupt. Some of the companies he's owned/run have. He still had income from other sources. I believe his investments in Atlantic City were his biggest losses. But a lot of people way overestimated how much money could be made there. It was supposed to be the east coast Las Vegas, but never lived up to the hype or profitability.
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  114. I was a substitute for public schools and also taught in the Florida prison system. The prisoners were definitely better students. They were more motivated to be in the class. I know a lot were there to look good for a future parole board, but it was something.
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  115. We tried this in the 60's/70's. Known by different names in different cities, but collectively called the projects. There were reasons we eventually tore them all down.
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  116. If you throw enough money at something you can prop it up for a long time. San Francisco has been a fiscal black hole for years. They pull in tax revenue from the surrounding areas in the form of state and federal grants for every one of their insane ideas. Eventually the money will stop, and all hell will break loose. It will be like forcing a long term addict to quit cold turkey.
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  117. Bring back Vinnie and Guido. Let them explain to these scammers the health benefits of moving to another state, quickly.
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  118. Jimmy and Cenk arguing. All I can think of is Cripple Fight!
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  119. She forgot he's been in Washington for decades. He may have a potato for a brain now, but even those that appose him politically admit he can get mean when it comes to power.
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  120. If they had gone inside TYT would be hammering "While hiding behind cover".
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  121. They can check the maximum number of appropriate boxes for fulfilling a quota.
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  122. As a former teacher (long term substitute), we were told always go through admin first. By first they ment second, third......453rd time. Anything short of an active shooter or similar extreme case, don't involve outside authorities.
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  123. Imagine how many problems could have been solved if Uncle Joe had just let the party have a real primary. They'd still need to replace him, assuming he survived the primary. But at least they'd have a second place runner up who some Democrats had actually voted for. Not a secret choice made by a few party bosses.
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  124. ​ @Cowboycomando54  The beach (Tidal area and slightly above) is public. But private owners make access to it nearly impossible. Beachfront property owners here in Florida have tried for decades to shut down public access to certain areas. A favorite is to allow the access point, usually a path or raised walkway, to remain. Legally it's very hard to remove one once established. But then chip away at any parking within miles of it.
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  125. Certain zip codes can have exorbitant premiums attached to policies. But that's okay, because I'm sure businesses won't pass those costs on to the customers. Especially the ones who say "They have insurance don't they"? There's a reason many large chains don't open in certain areas. It isn't the zoning laws, they could build if they wanted to. It's the risk of never seeing a return on their investment because business related costs are too high.
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  126. A criminal who shouldn't have been out on bail...... Wait, I thought they were against requiring bail. Or is this the one off case that shows they aren't completely insane, only mostly?
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  127. I'm convinced a lot of them knew full well what they were doing when they passed the eviction moratorium. Big real estate companies can afford to take a hit from a couple units not paying. But small investors who only own one or two can't. The large rental companies knew they'd be able to do a land grab when the dust settled, that's why they claimed to be understanding and compassionate when it started.
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  128. Shoplifting is down in Portland and Seattle. Shops being open to be robbed are also down, but I'm sure that has nothing to do with it.
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  129. Apologizing is like paying extortion or a shakedown. It's only ever the first of many.
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  130. It's not like he was doing anything truly dangerous, like going for a walk outside during the Coof lockdown. That would get you a full SWAT team in response.
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  131. This is SOP for a lot of activist groups. Part of "never let a crisis go to waste". Make sure to tie your cause to whatever that day's headline is.
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  132. If you ain't stealing you ain't authentic black. Da Supermayor, probably.
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  133. Check out some of the videos about the Moors. Basically sovereign citizens, but with an added racial layer. Showing up and "seizing" land that is actually theirs because of some fictional treaty is a favorite move. Others are "We don't require a driver's license or automobile registration", and "I don't recognize the court's authority to require me to pay child support."
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  134. I'm still waiting for the people of Illinois to ask why this went on so long, and why the state's AG did nothing. It's almost like she has the blessing from those on top.
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  135. A coworker left Long Beach around 2002 and moved to New Orleans. Katrina flooded his apartment and shut down the company he worked for. He didn't even consider moving back to California despite offers from some family members who still lived there. He kept heading east to Florida. I considered it a statement on how bad he thought California was when given a choice of moving back and living for free until he got settled, or taking off to another state with only the possessions he threw in his car at the last minute, he chose the later.
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  136. The verbal nonresponse is a sign of a sociopath trying to come up with the appropriate thing to say. Think of the scene from Terminator when Arnold is scrolling through potential responses to the landlord banging on the door. They know what they want to say, but have learned that can have negative results. So they try to come up with "What would a normal person say?" I'm not saying she is one, there are other excuses for the habit, but I wouldn't be shocked if she were.
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  137. I'm only surprised there's that much money left. Professional race based shakedown artists cough Jessie Jackson cough would have made sure he and his friends would have taken everything.
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  138. 57. Also divorced. I'm thankful I'm not dating anymore. Too many of the worst aspects of my ex (Those things I chose to ignore or thought she'd change.) are accepted as average in women in their 20's/30's today. I wish guys the best of luck but warn them to be ready to bail out if you see too many warnings. You are not "soul mates", she is not the only one for you. No boat, but a big happy pup to great me when I come home.
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  139. Etch "thief" on the hood or around the car. Make it easier for police to find later. It will also cost them a repaint job. Only requires a key or similar hard object and they can't claim you were armed.
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  140. I wonder if he's managed to be banned from there too?
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  141. He was also preprogrammed to have an alibi. "They're (The mythical they) are going to put something in my car." He then leads police (And cameras) away from his car. Now he can claim it was unattended and anyone could have put anything in there.
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  142. According to the article the assailant/homeless guy lives in the park, but hasn't been caught. How far did he go when he left the scene? How long did the police actually look for him?
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  143. No one has been able to explain how or why they are supposed to grow in value outside of a "Then someone else buys it for more" scheme. See also, NFTs.
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  144. We were just following orders......
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  145. Only from 9-4 to clean and do yard work.
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  146. Ever try to get maintenance done while the property you rent is in foreclosure, or ownership is otherwise being disputed? It doesn't happen. Need an appliance replaced, plumbing done, a window replaced, or similar issue? Take care of it yourself and hope the new owners are willing to compensate. Maybe sue the previous owners, but get in line and be prepared for only partial compensation after a long wait.
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  147. I've said in similar videos that there's a covenant, or contract between the state and the people. We agree not to directly punish those that attack or hurt us and let the state deal with them. It isn't a perfect system, most criminals get away with their activity for a while before being arrested for only a small part of it. But they are punished and removed from society. But the covenant is broken, the contract is void. When the state refuses to uphold their end of the deal, the people are no longer required to show restraint in dealing with the problem. I'm not advocating widespread vigilante justice. Such as hanging a thief you find trying to steal your, or your neighbor's car or breaking into a house. But I'm also not going to pretend I'm surprised or upset when it happens.
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  148. Chicago is a machine city. If the powers that be decided a rock would be the candidate, it would win 80% of the vote. No one could remember voting for it, but somehow it could win.
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  149. It wasn't support of a certain micro minority community that turned people off. It was their obsession with putting that community first in everything and promoting the more unhinged members to create policies.
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  150. You might want to look up Penn State.
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  151. At least publicly put some of the blame back on the cities/states that allow repeat offenders to keep walking with no consequences. When 5 MPH bumpers were being pushed an insurance company ran an ad with two cars. One with a bumper, one without. And showed the cost difference in repairs between the two in a slow speed accident. Maybe show two cities. One with woke prosecutors and judges, one where people are actually convicted of auto theft. Then show the difference in premiums. Let the people start putting pressure on law enforcement to arrest car thieves and keep them out of society.
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  152. Good advice about not going with the supposed attacker when there's a high profile or high emotion crime. I learned a long time ago that almost all the reported information in the first 24 hours is usually wrong. The days of "Get it right, first" are long gone.
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  153. Some studies have shown [Anything You Want]. I was called out on this in a 9th or 10th grade debate. Whenever a commentator uses it as a basis for their argument I need to see what study. When, where, how, and by whom it was done. Or, to put it in internet speak, show me the receipts.
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  154. Isn't it amazing how so many get elected and suddenly become wealthy.
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  155. My favorite part is the Governor going out and reassuring everyone that this is only being done to Trump. No one has to worry because it won't be done to anyone else. Also, this somehow isn't selective enforcement. Clown World is over. We've gone over the cliff.
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  156. Gimme check, law be damned.
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  157. Blaq!
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  158. He says to an audience filled with women wearing wigs and weaves made from Asian hair, often dyed European colors. But we'll just ignore that.
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  159. Anna has such a condescending tone. It reminds me of a teenager who knows everything.
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  160. Chicago is a political machine city. It has been since I was born there back in 1966. If you know how to feed the machine it will reward you. See Obama and Lightfoot as the two newest, but far from few examples.
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  161. Logic and reality have never stopped them before, why start now?
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  162. AntiFa putting out fires? I guess I could direct you to the videos of various AntiFa members lighting up each other, and occasionally themselves, when they noodle arm a molotov. They try to put those fires out, if that counts.
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  163. It's been on a downward spiral at least since the 90's. In the last decade it went straight into a nose dive.
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  164. The cameras can only follow him if there are eyes watching the screen. But that would require a DAto actually ask cops to do their job so the prosecutors can do theirs.
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  165. One company was offering no daily charge, just milage for anyone driving to certain cities in California from out of state. Others are changing extra fees up front if your listed drop-off location is outside of California. Got to get those last few bucks from you on the way out.
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  166. One of the network news programs did a twenty year update on the areas effected by the LA riots. Most of them have become prosperous centers of black owned businesses. No, wait. I meant to say still looked like a post apocalypse wasteland. Most people had no desire to try again just to be robbed and burned out for their efforts. LA and the state of California even started offering huge tax breaks and waving certain fees for anyone willing to place their business in the area. Very few takers.
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  167. Aladdin stealing construction equipment because they need it to rebuild their own homes that were destroyed by white supreme pizzas.
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  168. There's a contract, or covenant if you prefer, between the people and government. We the people will not seek revenge for being wronged in exchange the government will protect us from those intending to do wrong. We accept that the system isn't perfect, but it usually worked. The government has forfeited it's end of the bargain. Prosecutors now claim "reformative justice" while providing no justice for the victims of the criminals. They refuse to prosecute purely based on the ethnic or social ideology of the criminal. People dealing with other people causing problems directly (vigilantism if you prefer) will become the only option available.
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  169. I believe he's an advocate for a group that also wants to outlaw landlords. Having a home is a right and should be provided for free from the government without individuals profiting from owning property. Apparently the government is supposed to provide free healthcare, food, transportation, and just plain cash among other things. How to pay for it, not his problem.
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  170. Yet company after company keeps hiring Zoe so she can come in to create chaos, destroy ongoing projects, and take credit for anything the company still manages to release after her time is over.
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  171. A follow-up about cancelling required Critical Race Theory teaching in schools and government offices would have been good. Perhaps he assumes most people know what it is. But if he actually said a few of the points in it, people would know what an idiotic and racist program it is and why it should never have been implemented.
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  172. The biggest thing going against her is her notoriety. She may be too high profile, and her crimes too obvious to be ignored. Corruption is standard behavior in Illinois, doubly so in Chicago and surrounding areas. Convictions and prison time is rare.
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  173. I'm sitting here in Florida, a state with no income tax. Furthermore, the state legislator or governor can't implement one even if they wanted to. It's written into our state's constitution. Even back when Florida was founded they knew not to trust politicians with access to our wallets.
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  174. Person with a gun reported "Go get them." Clearly unstable person with a gun reported "Lets not be hasty. We need to sit back and study the situation. Maybe bring in an expert panel and get some sort of consensus before moving forward." Sympathy for the mentally ill, but at a certain point someone is too far gone to be allowed to wander free in society. This guy sounds like he passed that point a while ago.
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  175. By ten out of 12 top Democrat donors. They're certain she'll do her (their) job.
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  176. We needed a more fluid mental health care system. Many were in fact living hells. If you weren't crazy going in, you definitely would be by the time you got out. Unfortunately those that could be treated and live among society were dumped in with the truly insane. One size fits all was shifted from lock them all up for their own good, to turn them all loose for their own good.
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  177. A lot of states have Romeo and Juliet laws that can make an exception if the age is close enough and parents are aware.
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  178. In Florida we did the lockdown for a bit. Then masks. Then decided fuckit, do your thing, I'll do mine. Amazingly, this actually works.
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  179. This was just the idiot that wrote it out. I'm sure more than a few field reps just skipped all on their own. With or without a supervisor's knowledge.
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  180. Of course if they're rigged up for a raid they expect resistance from, they'll be criticized for being in "Military Assault Gear".
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  181. A former slave trading site and graveyard were found during construction in New York in the early 2000's. So, using Lance Logic there was an active slave trade in NY up until the 21st century.
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  182. It's Minnesota, basically standard operating procedure.
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  183. I'm surprised there wasn't the obligatory "My baby didn't do nothing" mom holding up his 6th grade picture in the news report.
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  184. Any pushback, however small, is a loss of forward momentum. Everything they've demanded and gotten is only the beginning. They see this as a roadblock to whatever their goal is. I'm guessing the elimination of all private property rights.
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  185. If I had a relatively common surgery at a hospital and they gave me the wrong blood type, assuming I survived, I could sue them into the dirt. Giving someone the wrong egg, letting her go through a full pregnancy, then having to give up the child should bankrupt the clinic and everyone involved.
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  186. It's an update of Jessie Jackson's Rainbow PUSH shakedown. If a company gave money to Jackson and his friends they were far less likely to have a Rent-A-Mob show up in front of their headquarters or stores and disrupt business while calling them bad names.
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  187. One of the unmovable rules of socialists, "Get your hands out of MY pocket."
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  188. Do you realize how many people still believe the whole "Hands up, don't shoot" myth? Unfortunately you could sit down and go through the report, line by line, and they'll still claim the police murdered an innocent black man for no reason.
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  189. I had someone use that argument in another post. I pointed out I got that "stuff" with money I was given in exchange for time at work. If you worked however many hours it took to earn the replacement of whatever things and cash were being stolen, and your boss decided not to pay you, would you be okay with it?
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  190. Short term thinking. Most of them will take $10 today over $100 next year, or even month. Besides, all the talk about "community" is BS. They'd rob their neighbors if they thought their neighbor had enough to make it worth while.
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  191. Make statement. Faint. No need to answer questions. Immediately followed by man repeating "Hands up don't shoot" myth and saying there's no need for an investigation. Nothing suspicious here, just give them the money.
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  192. At this point I'd feel safer with Hell's Angels over the do nothing system they've got.
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  193. Take the word "unity" out of his speech and replace it with "submit" and "comply", and it becomes much more accurate. As far as the Republicans standing up to Pres Biden/Harris, don't count on it. They'll demand 100% of something and the Republicans will ask for a more reasonable 90%, they'll eventually agree on 99%. Biden/Harris/Pelosi are going to steamroll the House and Senate, especially the Senate.
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  194. Supermayor. A woman who would rob a bank and then deposit the money in her account at the same bank. She'd also go off on the teller for questioning where she got the money.
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  195. Crime is supposedly down, if you don't count New York. Crime is down in New York. Keeping up with the latest propaganda is getting confusing.
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  196. I believe it's 20/200 or have other restrictions. A friend from years ago was considered blind due to a severe narrow field of view. When he read a book, which he could see clearly, his head moved like he was watching a tennis match. He could only see two or three words at a time.
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  197.  @casebased8391  I was referring to guys who are in the dating pool for those women. Other men currently in their 20's and 30's. Sorry for not making that obvious enough.
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  198. Women "he needs to have the sixes. He has to have a minimum 6 figure income, 6' tall, and 6" under the belt. I have standards and won't compromise!" Men "I want someone who doesn't look like an offensive lineman." Internet "reeeeEEEEEEEEEE! How dare you."
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  199. It makes you miss the days when Vinnie and Guido would "explain" to the squatter why he should be moving on.
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  200. Option 1: Admit you made a mistake based on bad information available at the time, but it might make Pres Trump look good. Option 2: Keep doing what you are doing even though it is literally killing people. But allows you to keep claiming Orange Man Bad. Do you think they even considered Option 1 for a second?
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  201. There's going to be tension between the new recruits and established troopers. Imagine putting in time at a job, then learning the new guy couldn't meet the basic standards you did. Plus was paid extra for failing.
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  202.  @vinyllpreviews9462  For the king of construction I give you I-10 in Jacksonville (North Florida). When I moved there in 1975 part of it was under construction. A section, always moving, has been under construction, being rebuilt, or otherwise modified evey day since then. I just assumed that some congressman's brother in law owned a construction company.
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  203. In a word, Chicago. Let's vote in someone worse!
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  204. In my old neighborhood you could see people, usually on bikes, circling like vultures behind a wounded animal. I moved in May. The place is smaller, the rent is significantly higher. But it's quiet and peaceful.
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  205. Poor enough is relative. Maybe if I'm starving, or hungry and have no food in the foreseeable future. But stealing the latest iPhone because I "need" to have the latest tech to be cool, or a bunch of clothes from a store to resell on eBay is not desperation, it's just theft and should be treated accordingly.
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  206. ​ @SamS-uv2ql  You left out the "who claimed to be 18 at the time". I'm sure every guy who hooked up with a woman at a party ran a full background check first.
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  207. ​ @thistle76  Agree. They get inconveniences, we all get the bill.
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  208. Will likely happen again. I'd like to see someone do a check of the people the parole board let out. It's happened before, they just weren't connected. As you pointed out, too many parole boards are staffed by people who would be happy to just open the gates of every prison. But for now are restricted to rubber stamping YES on each request individually.
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  209. If asked why he started the organization I would not be amazed if his response was "My wife's boyfriend said I should find a hobby, something to focus my extra time and energy on."
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  210. People are still dealing with the bureaucracy to try and get help from the Palestine derailment. Remember that one? When the Secretary of Transportation couldn't be reached because he was on maternity leave to take care of his adopted baby.
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  211. And now "Justice impacted individuals", not "criminals".
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  212. He's one of the champions of Restorative Justice. Basically, criminals are the real victims, so don't punish them.
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  213. Can't pay? No problem. Can pay? Here, have a bill for six ibuprofen at $10 each.
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  214. Sadly, since Sports Illustrated went Uber Woke, she's SI Swimsuit issue material.
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  215. It's working so well in France that they felt they just had to send their "diverse" population to England.
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  216. Unfortunately their viewers don't learn anything either.
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  217. Pookie and Ray Ray have lots of cousins, and they vote. So you better not be too harsh on them.
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  218. Bears are a heavily protected species here in Florida. If one is chewing on your leg it would probably be considered your fault for getting yourself into the situation. (Much like being in a burning building in LA.) The unwritten policy for hunters or hikers that were attacked by a bear was to follow the three S rule. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. Do what you have to do to get out of the situation, quickly cover any involvement while getting the heck out of there, and don't mention it to anyone. Similar advice for anyone who has to defend themselves in New York or cities with similar woke prosecutors.
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  219. To quote former President Clinton's advisor George Carville. "IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID!" Remember "Transitory inflation"? Remember when they told us that the price spikes were due to disruptions in the supply chain? Remember how it was supposed to be ironed out in a couple months? Three years later I'm still waiting.
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  220. Except for porch pirates. I won't get home delivery where I live because there's too high of a chance whatever is delivered won't be there by the time I get to it.
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  221. You might have noticed she's of a particular party. Also, the Mayor and her entourage are made up of a certain demographic. But I'm sure that has nothing to do with it.
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  222. For years bears were a very protected species in Florida. Using force against one was almost guaranteed to put you in front of a judge. The unwritten rule for hunters or other people who spent time in wilderness areas was to move away. If this failed, follow the three S's. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. Do what you have to do to safely (for you) to end the situation, get rid of the evidence, and never mention it again.
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  223. Remember "Transitory inflation"? No one ever seemed to be able to define it, but it always came down to "when the supply issues were worked out". Only a few months. That was four years ago.
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  224. In their defense, would you wait around on the police for 4 hours to file a report. On the 911 priority scale this is "Whenever you get back from vacation" level response. It is a feedback reaction though, you are right. Law enforcement makes it a hassle to report a crime, don't prosecute when citizens still do it, citizens give up, crime goes up, law enforcement claims to be overwhelmed, chain continues. Sometimes it takes force to break a chain.
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  225. Ironic. A group that demands diversity doesn't know how to diversify their investments. Or payroll apparently.
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  226. Intersectionality strikes again. MeToo outranks DeadGradma.
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  227. Get your card stamped 100 times and you get a free apartment.
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  228. This will continue until the companies that own the copyrighted material find a way (Or choose to if there already is a way.) to go after Twitch and not individual streamers. I'm certain that 5 minutes after Twitch has to start paying out legal fees they'll magically find a way to scrub copyrighted material from every account.
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  229. Notice that you can see her (I think) face. Most of the others had hoodies and masks. Almost as if they intended to go out and do something that they didn't want to be identified with.
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  230. Because you are already in the system. If you, I, or any citizen suddenly stops paying we get out paychecks garnished and eventually tossed in prison.
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  231. It would be a State's Attorney from Illinois or possibly a federal prosecutor. They can't see corruption just a few miles away in Chicago. Do you really think she'll pop up on their radar? Kind of like shoplifters being ignored if what they are stealing is worth less than $1,000. If an elected official can keep their theft to under $1 million a year, it isn't really a crime there.
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  232. Other people who either have a neck tattoo or date guys with them. Because they gangsta like that.
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  233. But she was out to get the bad Orange Man. So any failings on her part are acceptable. Besides, strong black woman. MSNBC commentators.
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  234. NAACP will tell you it's a great place to run a business. Not that they'll put any money up to start one. Or any member will risk doing it themselves.
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  235. Long before their were manbuns I sort of had one. I'd wrap and tuck my hair (Very long back then) to fit it under my motorcycle helmet. But it came down as soon as the helmet came off.
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  236. Maybe they'll elect a deacon or preacher. So they can add "I'm a man/woman of Ghawd!" to their list of defenses when cash disappears again.
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  237. Let us focus on the future, unburdened by paint jobs of the past.
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  238. What, no pictures of the murderer's 8th grade graduation? Where's his mom talking about how he's such a good boy?
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  239. 99% of the country outside of the DC area wouldn't have known. The only reason people in the area would have noticed is that the road would be closed while they cleaned it up.
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  240. ​ @CarpeNoctem135  But jobs have unreasonable conditions. Like expecting you to show up, and not be stoned out of your mind.
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  241. Unless prosecutors are willing to prosecute, absolutely nothing. But I do give Californians credit for at least recognizing something is wrong and are willing to do something.
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  242. Sam Kinison vs Cancel Culture would have been great. He prided himself on finding an offensive position, then charging forward.
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  243. He has instant response as his default mode. It really would do him some good, if nothing else for perception, for someone on his staff to teach him how to stay silent for a few seconds.
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  244. The "farm" was designed by someone who read a book about hydroponics. Well, looked at some pictures, that's close enough.
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  245. We've always had a primary. Yeah, well it's 2024 and you're a Democrat. Primaries are optional this year.
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  246. In Oakland this guy would get a ticket for illegal parking.
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  247. If they were capable of feeling genuine shame they wouldn't have been there to begin with.
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  248. Step 1. Be told you are guilty. Step 2. Look within yourself and find proof of your guilt Step 3. Deliver the proof (even if you have to make it up) and confess your guilt. Step 4. Don't bother asking for absolution or forgiveness because no one will offer it even if they had the power to do so.
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  249. Hire people (activists), call them judges and let them approve every application in front of them. Abracadabra! A whole new voting block.
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  250. The political equivalent of a couple that stays together for the sake of the kids and standing in the community. Once they get home the masks come off.
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  251. It took Albertsons (I think it was them) over ten years to open a store in the former location of a burned out strip mall in LA after the Rodney King riots. And then only after the city and state offered to waive a bunch of permits (Would have made constructing the place too expensive and taken too long.) and given them sizable tax breaks. Companies have long memories when it comes to why they aren't in a particular area.
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  252.  @danparish1344  No good deed goes unpunished.
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  253. Now if they would just get as mad about being killed by each other. A cop, especially a white one, shoots someone and witnesses will be lined up around the block. A black man shoots another, and no one saw nothing.
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  254. That is what they truly fear, apathy. The blow to their ego, the idea that they aren't the main character is genuinely something that would crush them.
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  255. Well, except for the army of armed bodyguards just off camera. You know, the way everyone travels.
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  256. There is a maximum density for anything that grows. Hydroponic and similar systems can grow more per square yard than traditional open field, but cost a lot more initially and day to day. It doesn't matter how "good" your product is, there is a maximum price people will pay. Especially if a similar product is available for significantly less.
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  257. In New York a case can be transferred to adult court if the perpetrator is as young as 13. It is entirely the prosecutor's discretion. It is 100% prosecutors that are letting little thugletts go out and repeat their crimes over and over. It is not accidental, it's not misjudgement. It is an intentional choice. They could, if they wanted to, move this and any outstanding cases to adult court where he'd receive an adult sentence. Would a decade or more inside help him? Maybe, maybe not. But at least his future victims would be safe.
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  258. Maybe it's a local thing, but places I've seen demolished have a large orange sticker (often more than one) on the doors announcing that it is declared abandoned and scheduled for demolition. If Georgia doesn't do this they might want to start.
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  259. ​ @kimberlyhood4095  His voice sounds like it's on the verge of cracking. As if he's trying to suppress breaking out crying.
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  260. Nah, they'll just show up and shoot a few dogs from around the neighborhood.
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  261. But then there's the disappointment on the face of a woman when she realizes you really do have an avocado in your pants, and you aren't that happy to see her.
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  262. Very small doses. I can only handle a few minutes of TYT at a time.
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  263. She is.
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  264. There are some golf courses that are in sketchy areas. Not this one, but they do exist.
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  265. Food desert coming. Right now it's at drought stage. But the locals are trying hard to upgrade.
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  266. Much of their audience is NYC and SoCal based. New Yorkers consider going from Manhattan to Queens practically leaving the country. In LA traveling 15 miles can take over an hour, so leaving the state is a major trip.
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  267. Classic progressive reaction. It didn't work? In fact it made things worse? The solution is to do it again, only bigger!
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  268. Questions might lead to other questions. Like, "How did so many "underperforming" students get into the university?" "Why were they promoted up through undergraduate classes to reach post grad level?" And "Why were certain others, who clearly had the academic credentials, denied access?"
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  269. Update: She finally held a press conference. It was cringy. She blamed her lack of social status (Mayor of San Francisco?) for the investigation. Basically played the victim card. Her attorney quit immediately after.
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  270. One of the reasons they are panicking is the number of businesses that are reducing their HR departments. HR/Personnel/whatever it was called started as a way for employees to deal with problems they had within the company. From troublesome coworkers and bosses, to payroll mistakes. Then it became the dumping ground for angry blue hairs and people with a serious chip on their shoulder against almost everyone else. Corporations have figured out that not only don't they add anything to productivity, they work against it. Instead of solving problems many were creating them. Most within the DEI community have lost their fallback position, they realize they might actually have to do something productive and prove they are worth the money spent on them.
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  271. There's a debate within the psychology world as to what age a person can be declared a sociopath/psychopath. Most agree that the brain doesn't fully understand consequences until the early to mid 20's. But from a practical point of view, any child psychologist, teacher, or person who deals with teens regularly can spot the ones that are not going to make it in a civilized society with 95% accuracy. Can you turn them around? Yes. But it requires intense work, therapy, and an almost total reprogramming (Brainwashing if you prefer) of their mind.
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  272. Several in America between 1997-2007. Of course, in 2007 they crashed into reality and fell back to 1997 (or earlier) levels very quickly.
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  273. Expect the usual REEEE! and accusations of racism.
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  274. Find a lawyer to take it on contingency. Many will take the case for a percentage of the eventual payout.
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  275. I won't believe it until I see the stake driven through her heart.
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  276. I've crossed international borders on multiple occasions. Should I surrender to the FBI now, or wait peacefully for their arrival?
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  277. ​ @timsievers2067  The official policy of the company I worked for was no jab, no job. At the ground level my manager read the memo then said he'd fulfilled his official obligation. He'd informed returning staff of the policy. There was no way to report back up the chain who did or didn't get it, so he didn't care. We figured they just did it to make some government agency happy and the company wasn't going to waste a single dollar going to court to try and figure out who was or wasn't exempt in a wrongful termination suit.
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  278. Craig Ferguson did the Late Late Show for 11 years. It was a running joke about how they were done in batches back to back in the same day despite having to look "live". This is a normal thing for these type of shows. I'm not sure why she thought the entire system would change for her. Well, other than she is who she is and can't be expected to do things like older white men do it.
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  279. Along with "squatters rights" there are a bunch of anti slumlord laws in New York. Cutting off utilities is considered providing unlivable housing.
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  280. "Whatever it is, it's a small number compared to the number in the whole country." This makes it irrelevant? So the number of black men killed by cops, compared to the number in the whole country, makes it irrelevant? TYT logic strikes again.
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  281. Meet the new scam, same as the old scam.
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  282. And held people even after they had been ordered released.
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  283. In shocking new video, Hassan is reviled to be Hassan.
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  284. Old political saying "A conservative is a liberal who's been mugged."
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  285. It's the same as the difference between depression, feeling sad. And clinical depression. One is a down state that can pass quickly, the other is a war with your own brain that doesn't stop.
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  286. Weren't we just told that when encountering street crazies and homeless addicts that we are supposed to check if they need our help? Apparently you aren't supposed to do that either. Just walk on by, not your problem is official New York policy.
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  287. One word, Obamacare. Remember how much money that was supposed to save both the government and private citizens? Still waiting for those reduced insurance and medical costs to kick in.
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  288. My dog took mine off the nightstand. Two days of searching a townhouse trying to figure out where she got bored and dropped them. The only backup pair I could find was a prescription that was at least 15 years out of date. I saw better without them, than with the old pair.
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  289. No arrests means no one who will scream racism when the suspects happen to come from certain demographics. It also means no police officer's pension is at risk.
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  290. A Robin is Godzilla compared to a worm. But in the end it's still just a little bird.
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  291. Except the people who would decide fully favor everything she's doing. Woke protects woke.
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  292. Yet every Grandma and Soccer Mom who voted for him will vote for him again. They don't care about his policies, they think he's cute.
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  293. I'm guessing 80%+ of the people telling you to just watch the video never actually watched the original. They only watch the edited Destiny response, then accept everything he says as gospel truth. Even if they tried to watch the original, something would say something that didn't align with their world views and trigger a panic attack.
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  294. They won't. It's hard wired into them to blame the patriarchy/racism/[fill in the blank] phobia for everything that goes wrong. Some might figure it out, but the majority will go on with full victim mentality for their entire lives.
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  295. Can we look at universities and professors grading on a curve. I get shaving some points off the top if a test has something wasn't covered in class. But there are many required classes where 60 is considered an A grade.
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  296. There's the 28 people hired to work two locations, two days a week for 3-4 hours. Of course the fact that only four people are needed and the 24 who don't show up but are still payed has nothing to do with the costs. Then add the dozen or more layers of administration above them isn't a problem either, I'm sure.
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  297. It was a group effort. Without US/UK help most of Russia would have been speaking German. (The parts not speaking Japanese.) Without Russian help the same could be said about England.
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  298. Or run for President. It worked for that guy from Chicago.
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  299. Even using his claim it is a tiny minority should make it easier to keep them in jail. But New York is New York and you aren't allowed to actually punish criminals.* *At least not those who identify with certain demographics.
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  300. Two reasons I can think of. 1) Intimidation. Letting the prisoners know the guards are in charge, not them. 2) Security. They are being moved with one item, their shorts. If they have anything else with them it is considered contraband. This also speeds up the processing of prisoners to the new place.
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  301. BLM desperately needs this to be overturned. They need something to ask for donations. (Those mansions aren't getting any cheaper.) And their members want to do some late night masked shopping.
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  302. The money is gone. Yes, they can make repayment a part of the penalty for anyone convicted. But do you honestly think any of them have the cash to pay even a tiny percentage?
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  303. I got lucky. I have friends that range from fundamentalist right through Anarcho left. Most have gotten used to the idea that my opinions are mine If they couldn't deal with them before, they wouldn't follow me on any social media platforms Though I did have my Twitter and Reddit accounts nuked. Apparently I hurt some admin's feelings. I do find some of the Red Pill/Manosphere type content funny. A lot of them are saying stuff that I ranted about 30 years ago. But I guess now they've found a way to make it profitable.
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  304. Be happy with the regular kickbacks, gifts, and other graft that Louisiana voters have come to accept as normal. But his youth and inexperience made him think he had a new, faster way to get rich from "outside sources". Basically, he got greedy.
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  305. This guy's video could be an entire You Cringe, You Lose episode of Zeducation.
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  306. It's part of the echo chamber. If 90%+ of what you hear confirms this, you can't help but believe Neoprogressive candidates are the only salvation, and of course have massive support.
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  307. And they'd be fired. Instead they keep their hands down and "just follow orders". Then wait to develop back problems around 10-12 years in and retire with full benefits and pay.
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  308. At least make the parent(s) responsible in civil court. Compensation for the loss of the vehicle, any repairs required (full replacement if necessary), increase in insurance, plus another 10-20% for the overall hassle. Any amount not paid before the juvenile turns 18 is transferred to them on their 18th birthday. I know states have the ability to get money out of people who don't want to pay, just ask any guy who is facing court ordered child support. Yes, I know most don't have the money to cover all of it. But now they'll have less. I'd be willing to offer a one time forgiveness because many parents honestly don't know what their kids are doing. But once informed, the responsibility is on them.
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  309. It's California, don't expect too much. In a more sane state a prosecutor would slowly say "Stole....wigs....from...cancer... patients" and explain how they would need to be protected from the jury by the deputies. Now tell your attorney that any deal offered is acceptable.
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  310. He wasn't pulled over in an "under resourced" community. So it was ok to search him and his car. In fact it should have been required because clearly people not living there are the true criminals. Kimberly Foxx, probably.
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  311. Jackhole pulls a gun and threatens construction worker. Jackhole arrested, car towed. Construction continues. Oh wait, I live in a sane state. This is California, nothing sane or logical is going to happen.
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  312. They couldn't end funding across the board. But it could be written into any stuff like matching funds for law enforcement or education to be ineligible for sanctuary cities and states. This is how the drinking are was raised to 21. Congress wouldn't allow federal highway funding for any state that didn't make it 21.
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  313. Technical Recruiter. The answer to the question "Whatever happened to that sorority chick who took seven years, and six changes of her major, to get her sociology degree?"
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  314. Don't grant any understanding to the girl at 9:50. She'll be off to college soon and have everything she believes reinforced. Then on to the professional world where she makes everyone walk on eggshells until she starts suing everyone in sight.
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  315. I wonder how many previous clients are doing DNA tests of their children?
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  316. In the property owner's defense, they did keep up on yardwork. There are some places near me that are overgrown and look like they are being used as a dump. Others that are closed up and clearly unoccupied, but have a local (probably) owner. This sounds more like the latter. Admittedly 15 years is a bit extreme, but that's not unheard of. A neighbor inherited a house that he couldn't do anything with other than pay property taxes because of legal arguments over the will and then actual property lines. That went on for almost 8 years.
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  317. Many of their listeners are the same people who's retirement plan involves investing in lottery tickets. Getting it wrong and doing it over again is a normal part of their lives.
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  318. The other problem with BID based taxes is that every business gets an equal vote. This sounds good until you realize a guy running a food truck in a parking lot has the same power as the insurance company with 500 employees that owns that parking lot.
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  319. A reporter looking over the Lightfoot report and trying to figure out how to condense it into a 15-20 second bit that people might pay attention to. Supermayor starts swinging Jackpot!
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  320. This is why cities like Portland and Seattle will ignore fifty tents lined up along a sidewalk. But ticket anyone who's car bumper overhangs a sidewalk in the driveway. A hundred homeowners will pay before the first junkie even acknowledges a citation.
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  321. It won't run out, just reshuffling of where the money comes from. As Ronald Reagan said, " There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program." The fuel oil subsidy was implemented in 1973 as a temporary reaction to the OPEC oil embargo. Every attempt to stop it since then has resulted in near riots from people who refuse to get rid of oil burning furnaces. Fortunately these are becoming more scarce as older houses are demolished.
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  322. Remember when bail was partially based on whether or not you were a local citizen? Under the old system a person who not only wasn't from New York, but had proven that they were willing to cross borders without consideration for the law would have had their bail set a few times over the regular amount. But we can't do that anymore because.... reasons.
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  323.  @BaronEvola123  I've seen it personally. At first you can't believe she's saying that sort of stuff. Then the shock of realizing the judge is buying it. No proof, no previous evidence or even mention of what she's saying. But suddenly her word is all that's needed?
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  324. Like a lot of liberals, they get upset when it effects them. But everyone else is on their own until then. See also, mass immigration. Life gets rough when you actually have to live by the rules you created.
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  325. The only thing that stopped Supermayor was a lack of resources. If her city or township, or whatever, had an extra zero on the budget, she would have spent it too.
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  326. I only wish that the Justices would add a comment in their decision that they wouldn't have had to do this if the cowards in Congress (Both parties) had just passed some sort of legislation to clarify official federal law on the subject. But instead they hid behind the Supreme Court.
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  327. Bureaucracy. Never ask questions. Never think independently or apply logic to a situation. Just follow orders.
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  328. I don't understand what he said. I don't think he did either. And neither did the closed captioning for the TV I was watching it on. It froze up almost as many times as Uncle Joe did.
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  329. I used to watch them occasionally for an alternative point of view. Then, at some point, they fully lost their minds. I don't consider crazy an alternative view. The show is by and for people who wake up each morning and ask "What will piss me off today?", then actively seek something out because they feel guilty for daring to have a good day.
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  330. There will be, but not from the applicants who were turned down. When substandard cops start screwing up there will be a wave of lawsuits against the city.
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  331. I'm sure a lot of people had to "do studies" to ensure effective use of the property.
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  332. You have to take the ride, you don't have to do the time. The court system is far from perfect, but you have a much better chance of walking away from a judge than you do from walking away from cops you decide to throw down with.
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  333. The second part of "her" plan failed when "he" was sent to the male wing of the jail. Though you have to admire the effort and commitment to the plan.
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  334. But the stone is still infected with the spirit of racism. Or something like that.
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  335. Almost every lawyer's greatest hurdle to victory is their own client. These two still don't believe they'll be punished and will walk at the end. Likely planning their Tik Tok victory dance video.
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  336. I wonder if New York has ever considered a limit of a 1% or 1.5% increase on taxes or fees for it's citizens? Or maybe a similar limit on the budget. Businesses are supposed to get by with only that regardless of market conditions. All the big brains in government should be able to figure out how to do it easily.
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  337. Just send me a case of Rockstar each week and nobody gets hurt.
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  338. Target "Please customers, stop calling the police when you see criminals doing criminal stuff in our stores. We aren't going to press charges regardless of what they're arrested for." Also Target "Don't blame us for higher prices. All our stuff keeps getting stolen and the regular paying customers have to make up the difference." Remember when "See something, say something " was hammered into our collective heads? Now "No snitching" has gone from the hood to the corporate boardroom.
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  339. We've gone from affordable housing to affordable/free luxury housing. Keep moving the goalposts.
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  340. Aren't these the same people who have been claiming that it was the large police presence at previous "peaceful protests" that set off the riots? But why let earlier claims stand in the way of new ones.
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  341. Also mentioned was how every study of the results of implementing DEI policies leads to disaster is buried.
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  342.  @IronPsyde  Or had an angry ex make claims against him.
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  343. I work for a large restaurant chain. Our new policy on walkouts is to let them go. It's no longer dine and dash, it's dine and walk away at your leisure. I believe the basis is a fear of lawsuits if the customer is harmed while basically trying to rob us. (Welcome to 20current year) Also they don't want the negative publicity if the customer happens to be a few shades darker than a sheet of paper and decides to scream racism.
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  344. Didn't report his income to the bankruptcy court. I wonder if the IRS will be looking at him next?
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  345. There's a hair shop in the strip mall near where I work. From the outside it looks like it has as good security and window reinforcement as the medical marijuana store across the street. I'm guessing they know their customers.
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  346. TYT "But they are taking food. Literally stealing bread." Wrecks everything in the shop TYT "But they took bread. BREAD!"
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  347.  @tin2001  You are the listed property owner. They claim to be a tenant. If the utilities are already in your name they stay that way until the tenant says otherwise. Yes, if you didn't pay your bill for your home it could be cut off. But they claim to be renting from someone with an agreement that the listed owner will pay the utilities as part of the rent. The fact that they aren't actually paying rent doesn't matter under the law. Stupid, I know, but that is apparently how it works.
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  348. When (If ever) arrested for doing this, add the cost of repairs to the charges. It becomes a felony. Assuming tampering with public safety equipment isn't already one. Then its off to state prison.
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  349. Aristocrats used to have hermits living on their estates. It was an odd fad of having your own primitive person as part of the landscape. Maybe the museum, and places around there, could start a similar thing. Make it a competition between locations to see who has the most innovative urban reuse person on their property.
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  350. ​ @latetotheparty184  Cut off a hand. Give them an application for disability payments. America!
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  351. Claim it wasn't real communism? At least that seems to be a favorite excuse.
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  352. Unfortunately almost none of the BLM sheep will ever here the rest of the story. They'll get the story of "Police kill black man", and accept that it was another racist execution.
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  353. ​ @mrgrimreaper94 Some states use death row as a substitute for life without parole if that isn't available for sentencing.
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  354. ​ @MagpieAnnie73  I'm sure they didn't get a discount and paid full fare. Much like the hotels that filled up with the previous wave.
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  355. Assuming they were paid at all. Many policies don't cover losses that result from civil disorder/riots. Merchandise whether stolen, or lost due to destruction is a separate part of the policy. It costs more and never gives full retail value.
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  356. I've done long term subbing in public schools and taught in the Florida prison system. I enjoyed the prisoners more. I also thought they learned more. Classes were also more organized and focused, though sometimes surreal. Most of the reason was that my students in prison understood the idea that screwing up had direct consequences.
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  357. @nismo510 It varies from state to state. But some have a time limit, like after 10 days you are considered a resident of that location. Others simply require that you accepted mail at an address to make it official.
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  358. Next step is to blockade the tracks with a stolen car, then swarm it when it stops.
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  359. Insanity opens many new worlds and opportunities.
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  360. I have a short, Germanic name. But people seem to be unable to say it. Between kindergarten and the time I graduated only one teacher got it right. She had a long Polish name, so I figure she'd spent most of her life correcting other people and was more aware of checking before saying it. When my father retired from the Navy they misspelled his name. Neither he nor I have been offended by this, it had become something of a joke within our family.
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  361. I try to avoid well done burgers. (Yes, I know all the USDA recommendations.) If I'm paying $50 or more for a steak it had better be safe even Pittsburgh style. If you are going to blast it all the way to well done, go somewhere cheap where you can't tell the difference and save some money.
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  362. I had a supply of "veterinary" penicillin. I could buy it over the counter at a feed store, but human penicillin required a prescription. There's a conversion chart for size and dosage for easy use. It's the same stuff, just packaged differently.
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  363. SOP in San Francisco and several other areas. Leave your car unlocked to prevent people from breaking your windows in order to find out there's nothing in the car.
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  364. The Billionaire Bonnet Club.
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  365. Report that I'm being bribed, (Maybe not give exact numbers) but immediately file a whistleblower claim against it. Claim everything as my reward. If thieves and drug dealers are allowed to keep their money as long as they claim it on their taxes, I should be allowed to keep any bribes I've reported. Also a bonus for getting out of jury duty.
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  366. "Allowing", "Encouraging" either works.
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  367. We're at "How dare you even question if there is a situation. You racist!"
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  368. Police report: The suspect was in a locked room with the victim. We heard him say, and have recordings of him saying "I'm going to kill you!" We heard six shots, then immediately kicked in the door. We saw him standing over the victim with a smoking revolver." Kimberly Fox "Sounds racist. Let him go."
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  369. Claim someone borrowed the phone. Can't prove otherwise.
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  370. Parents being shamed? Nope. It will be a single mother holding a picture of their innocent baby's sixth grade graduation and giving the dindu nuffin speech.
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  371. Recalls do work. Unfortunately they usually end up curing the symptoms but not treating the actual problem. Too often voters replace the recalled person who is "only" 80% as bad as the one they got rid of. The solution is wholesale replacement of City/County/State elected officials. Not all need to go in one or two cycles, but enough that the rest fear for their jobs along with the privileges and perks that come with them.
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  372. I think the Illinois AG is hoping to wait for an election. Once she's voted out the AG Office can let it quietly slip away. Dragging a strong, back, independent woman (Who happens to have a D in front of her name) is going to be a PR circus. The feds are also investigating, but I can see them dumping the whole mess on the next administration.
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  373. Wait, do you mean to tell me that releasing TikTok videos showing how little work you actually do at work might not be a good idea? Didn't they teach this is business classes these mental giants took in college? Oh yeah, they didn't study business. They studied feelings and how businesses are bad.
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  374. It's an old tactic. Prove to me there were absolutely no exceptions. Because there isn't, for example, photographic evidence of every person in history you can't disprove their point. Hence "Black Viking Queen". Similarly there is the argument that Empire X extended into an area, so people common to that area today would be represented in all areas of the empire. This is how we end up with Scottish Picts of African or Arabic ancestry. Unfortunately much of modern history studies has become about as reliable as fan fiction.
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  375. As this finished I turned on the live trial coverage. The judge was ripping the prosecutor a new ass.
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  376. She's enough of a narcissist that she probably believes her own BS. She won't stop, just keep doubling down.
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  377. Lot of talk about arrests. Nothing about prison time. Those arrested know they have to make a few inconvenient court appearances, then they are free.
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  378. Neither do the taxes. But they'll probably find some way to claim they don't owe property tax either.
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  379. My nearest one is three and a half miles. Where I used to live it was around nine. Obviously my rights are being violated. I DEMAND REPARATIONS NOW!
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  380.  @nickelakon5369  I worked for the Florida Department of Corrections as a teacher. There were some who were in the program because they honestly wanted to be better once they got out. Some were working the system, like trying to look good for a better chance at parole. Some were hopeless. We knew they'd be back once they got out, it was only a matter of how soon. I and the other instructors could tell which were which almost immediately. I also did long term subbing for public high schools. The old story of teachers knowing who was a student and who was there until they were old enough to be charged with adult crimes is also true. I heard a lot of teachers refer to various schools as pre prison daycare.
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  381.  @GANTZ100pts  True. Insurance never covers 100% of the loss. Plus, your rates go up after making a claim. Insurance companies, like casinos, don't stay in business by paying out.
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  382. Are we feeling fully enriched yet?
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  383. Before you rush to judgement....... So, don't watch the video we literally just showed.
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  384. She has a possible reason to ask about her sandwich. In my local Wawa you have to pay at the register before they'll start making your order. She just wanted what she paid for and realized it was more likely to get a sub than an employee opening a register for a refund.
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  385. Consider it a sign of success on YouTube when you're finally reached the point when people have added you to their auto bots for a thumbs down.
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  386. Except even fast food places have been shutting down because people waiting at the drive through are getting robbed.
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  387. Probably on the short list for director of some department.
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  388. I feel like a slave in this job. I can think of a few million former slaves who would be willing to trade places. Even if just for a month or two. I'd like to think her attitude and choice of terminology would change. But more likely her broken woke brain would double down.
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  389. If you see something, say something. Remember that? Say what? To who? No one is going to do anything other than complain that you are making ist/phobic/whatever accusations.
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  390. 9:00 The thing is Rashad is completely wrong.... So, another day that ends in Y?
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  391. Imagine the sh*tstorm if a police chief told a SA victim "You went to a frat party. What did you expect to happen?"
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  392. My mother did it with the Duval County (Jacksonville FL) schools. In her case they back loaded benefits towards the end of an employee's time. It was intended to cut costs in the long run because they wouldn't have to pay people who left early. Unfortunately they failed to take into account that this was a big incentive to stay and ended up paying way more in retirement than they expected. To solve this problem they started switching to private companies so they weren't responsible for long term payments. My Mom quit, collected her nice retirement package, and then went back to work doing a similar job for the company the county hired. You are correct, it was some genius who decided to kick the can down the road and figured there would be a better way in the future. It's like using your Visa to pay off MasterCard. Eventually you have to pay, and the amount isn't going to be less when that time comes.
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  393. Pookie and Ray Ray have cousins who vote. One criminal set free can get you a dozen votes from his family.
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  394. I'm wondering how many federal prosecutors are waiting in the wings in case the state fails to convict him? This seems to be the new way to get around double jeopardy in high profile politicized cases.
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  395. Murkowski will do whatever her Sister in the Struggle, Pelosi, asks.
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  396. Person is attacked by a shark. Florida "He drowned while being attacked by a shark." MSN "He wouldn't have been in the water if Florida had completely locked down. It's COVID! Impeach the lying governor!"
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  397. They do get arrested, sometimes. But the system short circuits when prosecutors drop charges. Or a fellow traveler judge decides a plee deal that comes down to nothing is acceptable. Arrest them in the morning. Feed them lunch in jail. Make sure they're home by dinner so they can be out that night doing it all over again.
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  398. A former professor who taught logic and debate used the term "Find the slice missing from the pizza." What is not mentioned is usually their weakest point or the data that can disprove their entire position.
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  399. But look at how much places like Seattle and Portland have improved since the "protests". If you interpret the word improved as synonyms was sh*thole.
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  400. Never let reality stand in the way of propaganda. Especially if it is profitable propaganda.
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  401. Think of it like an Epi pen. It keeps you alive long enough for emergency personnel to get to you and start giving full treatment. Those 10-12 minutes (or longer) waiting on EMTs is time blood isn't going to the person's brain.
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  402. A number of unions also support minimum wage increases because the base rate for their members, already earning well over minimum, is tied to the areas minimum wage.
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  403. I'm convinced they brought her in to allow Supermayor to work out a plan to bail with a golden parachute. But they waited too long, the internal audit will be almost meaningless against a federal investigation.
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  404. That requires common sense. Bureaucrats are required to have that portion of their brain removed prior to accepting the job.
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  405. In Florida we'd be warming up Ol' Sparky. But it's NYC so they'll probably get an apology for having the police harass them.
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  406. ​ @rickhunter6513  In Florida the teachers union heavily pushed for education being added as a right in the state constitution. They won. Now they complain that it's almost impossible to expell students even for violence at school. They are sent back right to where it happened, usually along with the people that were their victims. The fact that this is the exact scenario described by those that apposed it is completely lost on them.
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  407. When she got to "We didn't crunch the numbers" she admitted they were in no way prepared for what might happen. That was the first thing she should have been doing. They should have two plans. First, if the courts decide to create a new city starting with the latest decision, second if they set the date based on the original decision. My guess is that they don't want to actually have official numbers on paper how much Baton Rouge is bleeding from the new area. It would destroy their "We've been paying them" argument.
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  408. ​ @SpiritGirlSF  They have a very efficient health and safety inspection (Shakedown) department. Legit businesses are one of their last sources of income.
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  409. Ten years for the state to get state permits to build something. Wait until the homeowners and businesses who were burned out try to rebuild. They are in for a hell of a shock. But that's just the California way.
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  410. Rittenhouse....exists Leftists.....REEEEE!
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  411. I had the opportunity several years ago. But basic life stuff came up and I missed it. In hindsight, I was being saved.
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  412. They still believe it. It's become part of the accepted gospel of Orange Man Bad.
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  413. These same people will absolutely freak out and demand the firing of everyone involved if a sex offender is hired and anything happened to a woman. They will say the company didn't do its due diligence before hiring. Not that having the box means anything. Most companies do a background check before hiring anyway. Criminal convictions are easy to find.
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  414. Store is okay with people stealing. Store fires good employee. Employee morale drops, along with any sense of loyalty to the store. Employees decide to join in the theft.
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  415. I thought I saw a Republican riot. But it just turned out to be a gentleman harrumphing at a Wall Street Journal editorial.
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  416. Its rage over George Floyd and the Penny case caused it to spontaneously combust.
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  417. I'm sure his family will be ever so distraught. The sort of sorrow that can only be placated by a $15-20 million lawsuit. And given the political powers of the city, they'll pay $6-$8 million before the final coroner's report.
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  418. What did Harris do to piss off GE? First SNL mocks her, then NBC News sends in an interviewer who doesn't treat it like an infomercial for the Harris campaign.
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  419. Check back when these people are finally kicked out. I'm betting the place will be trashed and some of the appliances will have been sold off.
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  420. Consequences? What are those?
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  421. Not surprised. Hands up, don't shoot is still believed by many people.
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  422. She truly sounds like someone who was promoted beyond their skill level, but is trying to justify another promotion. Just keep repeating key words and phrases and hope something catches before others realize they need to be kicked out.
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  423. She's not ratcheting up, she's just ratchet.
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  424. In the end I'll take my chances with a jury over my chances with someone desperate enough to break into my home. I have to wonder how much of this is Libs still being butthurt over Kyle Rittenhouse and a few other self defense cases? They want to make sure their darling stormtroopers aren't endangered next time they go on a rampage.
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  425. I thought this was taken care of back in the 90's when the ACLU sued for the right of Illinois citizens to own a gun after being banned by in subsided housing. They won and it was decided a landlord, even the state, couldn't disarm you.
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  426.  @Richard_Potato  See also, Chicago vs the rest of Illinois.
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  427. Check your local laws. The laws for squatters vary from state to state. In some places you are a legal resident of an address when you receive mail there. Drop by the post office and mail yourself a letter, and two days later it can take months to get someone out.
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  428. A rule I still stick to today. Stop far enough back to see the tires under the car in front of you. This usually gives you enough room to get out of there without having to ram your way through.
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  429. I live in a deep blue spot in a sea of red here in Florida. Our city council once bragged that we were going to become the Berkeley of the East. If you had a template on how to ruin a small city, they would be following it exactly.
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  430. LA, San Francisco, Seattle, and too many other cities set the precedent by paying out before the final report was even in.
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  431. And then I discovered girls.... I wonder how many hobbies or unique business opportunities have been sidetracked by this discovery?
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  432. For people wondering how they got away with it for so long, look at Bernie Madoff and his decades long ponzi scheme. When asked how he outsmarted regulators and law enforcement he laughed. He pointed out that most of them really do nothing. If you give them any excuse, no matter how implausible, they accept it. They are looking for a reason to not work. Actual investigations take time and require work. The people overseeing the food program had money to give away. Their success was based on how much they gave away, not the actual number of people fed. So they asked for a number and were told around three thousand. When asked for proof (They aren't complete idiots!), they were handed a list of random names. Good enough! If they were required to check and see if these people even existed and were receiving the help, that would have required work. And government bureaucrats will die before they get off their butts and actually do something not specifically in their job description and ordered to by a superior.
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  433. You skipped over her security entourage. Police officers that get extra pay for being her drivers and bodyguards. At least one was paid for over 300 hours in a two week period. We are supposed to believe he worked 21 and a half hours a day for 14 days straight?
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  434. There is a contract, a covenant if you prefer, between the people and the government. The people will not take direct action, revenge, against others who have wronged them. They leave it up to the government to deal with catching and punishing them. The government isn't perfect, the majority of criminals aren't caught for each of their crimes. But we accept this in exchange for the belief that eventually most will be caught and punished if they continue to engage in criminal behavior. The government has broken their end of the contract. They refuse to stop all but the most obvious of crimes. It is only a matter of time until the people go back to the brutal but efficient system of vigilantism. Deal with criminals right then and there. If they survive, the police can pick them up at the hospital. If not, oh well, the rest will learn.
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  435. Teen — Woke City — No prison time.
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  436. I get a similar feeling whenever someone tries to create an Elric movie or series. Please make sure everything is right before the first scene is shot. It would be so easy to completely fuck everything up.
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  437. Their accounts and tax attorneys are the real heroes of the company. I understand why back during the tech boom 30 years ago there were companies worth hundreds of millions. Angle investors and dupes backed up truckloads of cash to keep them going, but that blew up in a few years. Some of the bigger companies have never shown a year in the black for decades. But keep going. Inventive use of tax codes by companies who employee people who likely demand the evil rich pay their fair share.
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  438. He'd file for, and probably get, disability because of a missing hand.
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  439. Corrine Brown here in Florida. It was only two years after 24 years of accepting "gifts" and "campaign donations" several times over what she ever spent to campaign, while running her gerrymandered and protected district. Unfortunately, she is the exception, not the rule.
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  440. By 18th century terminology, when it was written, "well regulated" ment well equipped. The navy considered a properly regulated ship to have extra rope, canvas, gunpowder, tools, etc. A well regulated ship did not refer to one who's crew followed naval code. A well regulated militia is simply one that is prepared to do their job.
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  441. If caught, doubtful but could happen, I'll bet my next five paychecks against whatever change Sean has in his pockets that at least one of the three is on probation, at least two are awaiting trial on other charges, and all have a felony record.
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  442. Shh, were not allowed to notice that.
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  443. As long as the welfare checks keep coming they'll be reelected.
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  444. Several years ago I was buried in credit card debt. (My fault) I stopped using them and began paying the minimum for all but the one with the lowest amount due. For me at least, it was worth having one less bill each month.
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  445. Remember when the Democrats wanted to load the Supreme Court with six more justices? Magically, they've all gone silent on that one.
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  446. Trans issues aren't a major subject on your channel? Transphobe!!!!
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  447. 1) Idiots 2) Malicious idiots 3) They figure it must be worth something. No one is selling them for the $1,000 he said in the video. Maybe $200, tops.
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  448. Yet there are people who get their news almost exclusively from TYT because they are "100% reliable".
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  449. I remember a South American country (Brazil I think) cracking down on bribery and other corruption in their bureaucracy after decades of complaints. They claimed it took so long and was so common that most civil servants would quit if they actually had to live on their salary alone and the whole system would grind to a halt. Apparently many did quit. Though mostly to try and avoid arrest. Once the raises that they were supposed to have gotten (Why pay them more? They make plenty from the bribes.) were approved everything carried on.
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  450. When you tip cash instead of adding it to the delivery you show up as no tip. This gets you flagged as a bad customer. It's different in a restaurant where the staff talk to each other. But with Door Dash, and similar services, the driver from Monday will likely never meet the driver from Friday.
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  451. Assembling a true kleptocracy, actual rule by criminals. Even by Illinois standards this might be new.
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  452. That wasn't the original plan. He was supposed to win a second term then step down in a year or two. She was supposed to become President without actually running. Much like her nomination. Unfortunately it became too obvious he was loosing it faster than previously admitted, so they had to push Harris forward. I have faith that when people start honestly admitting what was going on, and records become declassified, we are going to find out Obama and his partners have been running things since Biden got elected.
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  453. But they didn't cross state lines with the rifle. So, obviously they are innocent.
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  454. The same press claiming his support of Harris is a good thing spent over a decade claiming he was Darth Vader. Some evil mastermind who works behind the scenes to control the throne in the name of corporate interests. But we'll all pretend they didn't say anything about that.
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  455. A close win won't do it. This is going to be a heavily "fortified" election and vote count. Trump only wins with an undeniable blowout. Don't rely on others to do your job.
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  456. She is a mouthpiece for a DNC focus group. If left to her own she'd probably come out as pure left and a megalomaniac.
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  457. Just assume whatever i have to say would be banned by the algorithm. Accurate, but banned.
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  458. The Scooby Doo analogy would be better applied to the people who go around claiming fake hate crimes. But that would be using logic, and logic is clearly racist.
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  459. It's not like they weren't warned. Look at the Woman's March group of 2016. They of the pink knitted kitty hat fame. Millions of dollars collected locally went up the chain to the national HQ. But only a few pennies trickled back down. When a few people started asking questions and investigating where the money went it was discovered that (SURPRISE!) friends and family of certain leaders were being payed either huge salaries or consulting fees. Eventually the whole thing collapsed when a schism at the top exploded after a couple leaders (Who were naive enough to believe they were doing good) exposed what was going on and were kicked out by the grifters. Two years later those same women, overcome with white guilt, dumped money into the BLM scam without asking any questions. Some people just refuse to learn.
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  460. Easy solution: Just have daddy put a note on his account to cash any check or other withdrawal with no questions asked. He assumes all responsibility and won't ask the bank for a refund if money is withdrawn without his consent.
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  461. I'm guessing this guy thinks TYT are a balanced centrist news source.
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  462. I'm thankful these kids are beginning to figure it out. But I'm having a hard time coming up with sympathy. Two years ago students were walking out of school to demand security officers be removed from schools because police were an occupying force. They demanded to be allowed in without going through metal detectors because "it's a school, not a prison". They wanted to end suspension/expulsion policies because they were racist. Much like cities that are being overrun with homeless camps, have open air drug markets, junkies staggering around like a hoard of zombies, and are seeing a huge spike in crime rates. You got everything you asked for, why are you complaining?
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  463. I didn't leave the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party left me. Ronald Reagan He mostly had the same views in 1940 that he still had in 1960. But the Dems has gone from creeping towards the left, to walking. With no sign of slowing down. Even the Democrats he dealt with in the 80's would probably consider today's party a group of lunatics.
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  464. Not surprised. As far back as the 80's I realized crackheads will steal anything that's not bolted down. Then they'll steal your tools to get the rest.
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  465. Affirmative action strikes again. But I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
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  466. I would be in favor of getting rid of the death penalty if it was replaced with a true life in prison sentence. No parole, other than your lawyer no direct contact with the outside, no TV, no radio or other sources of information or entertainment, solitary confinement, 6'×8' cell is your world for the remainder of your life. I would also lower the standards for who is eligible, not just extreme capitol crimes. They have forfeited their rights to be with others. For what it's worth, I live in Florida. A state that both has and uses the death penalty.
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  467. It also usually doesn't cover losses from civil disorder AKA mostly peaceful protests.
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  468. Breaking News: Gov Hochul has announced that her Lt Gov has been assigned to a six month fact finding tour of the Ukrainian/Russian front.
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  469. Google has enough lawyers to make sure anyone they support are separate legal (And financial) entities. Every upper level leftist is willing to support, but at no risk to their own money. When it comes to their own wallets they become rabid capitalists.
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  470. They probably didn't want the backlash Twitter got for firing so many women. People ignored the fact that the departments with excessive staff were dominated by women. So Google decided to add a few extra sacrifices from male dominated areas to try to make the numbers look better.
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  471. Talking Sean needs to fire Editor Sean, he sucks at his job.
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  472. Trying to invent more evidence against the true threat against America. People who post memes and the evil Orange Man.
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  473. Likely juveniles in Massachusetts. Won't even get probation. They know it, they know they are immune to consequences.
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  474. Qualified immunity for law enforcement goes double for judges and prosecutors. The left is trying desperately to have these laws revoked. And I admit a lot of bad cops hide behind it. But I can't wait until it suddenly bites a few woke judges or prosecutors who believe in "social justice" over actual law in the ass.
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  475. If you don't arrest Ray Ray and Pookie, their cousins will vote for you. Let a criminal free, get a dozen votes.
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  476. Most moved out after the Rodney King "protests".
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  477. I'm guessing a "friend" either owns the dealership or is the salesman. Or she went in with a "It's not my money" mindset and signed whatever got her the new car ASAP.
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  478. Much like the ACLU. People, myself included, didn't like the people they defended. But at least they defended people across the social/political spectrum because they believed more in the constitutionality of a law. Now they are 95% progressive rights only. If you aren't one of the special people don't bother asking them for help.
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  479. Be careful. It was suburban white women who donated buckets of cash to BLM and pushed through the idiotic legislation they demanded. They are progressives greatest allies. You lose them and you are back relying on a tiny core of supporters.
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  480. I believe he also referred to a dead perp as "Dieing of natural causes". He later explained that if you shoot at one of his deputies, naturally you will die.
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  481. I tried watching The Real once. All I could think of was Text to Voice on Twitter. But with more annoying voices.
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  482. I thought TYT videos were over for the month. Then they opened their mouths.
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  483. I can't wait for them to explain where the black hobbits went between the two stories. Maybe they left to found Wakanda?
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  484. No other Dem has thrown their hat in the primary ring. So he gets the nomination by default. I thought maybe they'd get a sacrificial candidate to run just so they could get some free advertising from the debates. Or maybe someone aiming for 2028 might want a practice run. But that would mean putting him on stage, live and unscripted with only his brain to protect him from himself. I'm pretty sure no one in the upper levels of the DNC wants that.
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  485. Add to list, fired over 100 firefighters because they refused to get the poke. Still waiting for replacements.
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  486. She'll support Biden because the same policies will work on a national level (Really, we promise) that didn't work at the state level. See also every "Not real socialism" socialist making excuses for every past failure.
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  487. #4 and 5. These keep going up because it's reliable revenue. Either pay or they take your car hostage. Cities know people will usually pay.
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  488. This is why they have to stick to the narrative, and can't allow dissenting opinions on anything. When people actually do their own research, when they begin to question the "facts" they've been spoon fed, they discover a lot of what they "know" is either not quite right or even outright bullshit. This can cause them to question more and can lead to them completely walking away from the cult.
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  489. He(?) has a fetish for going through other people's luggage. Why didn't they just put him in charge of TSA?
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  490. The billion dollars she blew through. Does that include the $400 million Biden already had? I can't wait for Biden (Either Joe or Jill) to write about his final year in office and what went down, at least from their point of view.
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  491. I had to take a harder math test to get hired for Subway years ago. Defense attorney's are going to have a field day with the new hires.
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  492. Even with proof it never happened. The NFL was fairly certain these were false accusations, but didn't want the blowback and bad PR from a bunch of Kool Aid haired feminists who were still riding high on the Me2 wave. They were also afraid people like Steven A Smith, and the rest of ESPN, would call them bad names.
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  493. Meanwhile in Florida we sell pepper spray in every Walmart and many convenience stores.
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  494. She hates work, being required to have a job, and be responsible. Everything else is just a scam wrapped in whyte guilt to get money for nothing because she "knows" she's entitled to it and dumb whyte folx are willing to play along.
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  495. Collected money in the name of BLM. Spent it on property, furnishings, clothes, and cars So, basically BLM.
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  496. Thief "You see, I live at 3428 Apt 9 Huntington Avenue. So I thought this package delivered to 719 West 8th St was misdelivered and was really meant for me." Canadian Cop "Sounds reasonable. You can leave as soon as the homeowner publicly apologizes for causing you any sort of embarrassment. Also, would you like to press charges or file a civil suit for violating your rights?"
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  497. Rules of the Nu Law. If a white supreme pizza can't be tied to the crime, it wasn't a crime. Move along, nothing to see.
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  498. The Saint Taylor narrative is accepted as gospel truth the same as "Hands up, don't shoot." Trying to convince them otherwise is futile.
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  499. Investigate all you want. Unfortunately it will be impossible to remove a single incompetent person. Doubly protected both by the union and "How dare you criticize a person of color". The administrators and teachers who are incapable of doing their jobs now will still be there in another decade.
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  500. The left freaks out over every perceived "dog whistle". But "concentration camps" and "never again" together couldn't possibly be a Nazi reference. Sure, whatever.
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  501. The one time I was arrested and had my picture taken I smiled. I was told not to do that and they took another picture.
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  502. I first saw it on Reddit. About the same narrative. Car breaks down, driver waves down police, police go psycho. Reddit, making Wikipedia look as reliable as the Voice of God.
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  503.  @ActualJusticeWarrior  I get that mass layoffs aren't good. Unfortunately every person I've seen in these videos is probably too young to remember the collapse of the tech bubble in the 1990's. The tech industry has always been boom and bust. This isn't even a bust, it's mostly cutting excess fat.
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  504. ICE needs to follow the lead of Sheriff Gravy from Florida. He holds weekly press conferences where he shows off the people arrested and why. He also generally lists off each person's prior history so they can't argue "just made a mistake". It's preemptive information against the "innocent baby angel" reporting.
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  505. Their liberal white saviors will. Look at the people pushing hardest for "squatter's rights".
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  506. TYT, apposed to crowd funding. Also TYT, spends time on EVERY episode ebegging the audience.
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  507. I remember being told by the left opinion lords that a Trump victory would be the great unifier that brought progressives together. Since the election I've seen almost nothing but crossfire accusations and posts blaming each other. They look more like a room full of angry cats than usual.
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  508. Don't worry, California and New York will deal with this problem. After the election in November. Before then they need the dumb masses to believe they are doing something about affordable housing and kicking a bunch of squatters out on the streets would make for bad optics. They'll collect the checks from major donors and begin protecting those donors as soon as it's politically feasible.
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  509. I'm waiting for the "October surprise" when Biden gets behind a live mic and goes off on Harris. Maybe some disjointed rant about how he should never have been dumb enough to promise a "Woman of color" as VP.
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  510. The driver was clearly an innocent victim. He only pulled his hoodie up (During the summer) over his head before he ran away. He was too scared to remember to put on his COVID mask before running away. That poor child could have been infected by all those bystanders. He's the real victim.
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  511. Have you seen some of the decisions that have come out of California courts? They are the ones who decided to give homeless people super citizen rights. One of the reasons so many insane laws are proposed there is that the elected idiots know the courts will back them.
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  512. ​ @cassiefuchs3657  It depends on which version (Chapter) of bankruptcy you file under. Sometimes it's done to stop creditors from seizing assets and allowing the business to keep operating so they can reorganize to pay them back. Though there are others that are a complete shutdown. This is usually when the debt to earning ratio is so far out of whack that there's no way the debts can ever be paid.
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  513. New York shut down off track betting because they lost too much money. They had a monopoly on gambling, and managed to lose money. The state of Illinois shut down their lottery because it lost money. Something with a built in 50% profit margin and it went bankrupt. Various federal agencies have seized bordellos in Nevada. The IRS taking over the Bunny Ranch is the most famous. All have closed do to running an unprofitable model. Most people in government supervisory jobs are there because they can't survive in the private sector.
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  514. Teenagers are notorious for making spontaneous bad decisions. I would say an armed 14 year old, all other circumstances being equal, is probably more dangerous to the general public than a 30 year old.
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  515. Intersectionality. He is a "he", and a cis he at that, so an enemy. The more qualifiers you have, the higher you rank. The more "oppression titles" you can list in your bio, the more you can attack lesser oppressed. Even calling lesser oppressed oppressors. It's a weird, shifting system. Currently the alphabet people are on top, but they have subgroups within who are fighting to be the most oppressed, and by default the most powerful.
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  516. I thought I was normal. Sorry, but I had to laugh at that. I was much older when I finally went back to therapy (After repeatedly crashing my life) and was diagnosed with Persistent Depressive Disorder. I was honestly shocked that almost all people aren't like me. It was similar to when I was 15 and got glasses. I saw leaves on trees for the first time. I just assumed people saw a big, green fuzzy thing.
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  517. The owners were shocked that their store was targeted. Really? You have something, several sometimes. All of which are easily portable and resold. OF COURSE YOU WERE TARGETED! For a supposedly woke state full of woke people it's desperately full of people that need to wake the f*ck up. I'm not trying to blame the victims. But either change your system or adapt to the reality you created.
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  518. "Commodities futures trading is a dangerous business." Just ask anyone who was involved with Hillary Clinton's history in it.
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  519. Gotta support the bad boys. Clearly they are the one woman who can turn them into the prince they were meant to be. Also having a couple million dollars helps.
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  520. Imagine all the big brains at the Bail Project, who claim to understand the law better than everyone else, not knowing how to run a background check. It's almost as if their goal is to turn violent felons lose on society.
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  521. Snopes exists today purely to provide cover for insane Dems and the sycophant press that works as their PR wing. By claiming an unrelated and irrelevant story about a person is untrue, or adding an additional factor to make it untrue, they can claim anything negative is made up. The press, and people online, will then say that the entire incident is untrue and has been fact checked.
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  522. ​ @gambitbeats2154  Check the history of the Dustbowl era. Thousands of farms and homes across America were abandoned. People just got up and left. Also check with your state. Most have an annual auction of abandoned/no title real estate. The usual cause today is a person dies and their heirs don't know that person owned it. After taxes aren't paid for a few years and the owner can't be contacted, it goes up for sale.
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  523. Elections have consequences. So do the precedents they created.
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  524. JEB! He's still waiting for his turn. Unfortunately too many people in the leadership of the RNC still think he should be next.
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  525. I like the intent. But how long until prosecutors claim their hands are tied because of supposed non violent sentencing rules? The cycle begins again and we're back to you get what you voted for.
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  526.  @casebased8391  You got it partially right. Men can more easily be happy alone. I can find hour after hour of videos on Tik Tok and other sites of women sitting in their cars, crying or putting on makeup (Which they only do for themselves, they said so) asking where all the men are. Or lots of single mothers, often with two or more kids from multiple fathers wanting someone to "step up" and take care of them. Can't seem to find much of the male equivalent. I'm not saying women are incapable of being both alone and happy. But it's almost a default setting for men as opposed to a hard to learn behavior for women. There's the old cliche of "Happy wife, happy life." But I can't find "Happy hubby,.....?"
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  527. I'm willing to allow an alternative to death if there was a true life in prison alternative. 6×8 cell, 24/7 for as long as you live. They also waive future appeals and civil suits, stop bothering people. You have forfeited all rights given by society. Until then, keep firing up Old Sparky.
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  528. I asked a couple coworkers who supported the idea of limiting profits for grocery stores or other places selling necessities. They agreed that 10% was plenty. They couldn't believe that any grocery store would be thrilled with even a 5% margin. 10% would have the owners and stockholders wetting their pants in sheer joy.
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  529. Two words...De Port! It's easy. Turn off their benefit cards, no more handouts. I don't want to hear about "doing jobs Americans won't." We have more than enough native born criminals. If they are "children" then their parents/guardians can go with them. I'm sorry your old country is a dump. But we need to save what's left here before it also becomes more of a dump.
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  530. Censorship, on the rare occasion it is called for, is something that needs a scalpel. The modern left insists on doing it constantly, and using a grenade. Then shift to outrage mode when (Surprise!) it effects them. I would like to welcome them to the party, but can't. They refuse to see that they are the problem. They just want to be protected from their own mistakes and policies while using those same policies to punish wrongthink.
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  531. Has anyone put forward the possibility of both? A) It is a poorly managed property. AND B) Gangs based out of Central/South America are taking over sections of it. This isn't an extreme idea. Look at the projects in any city during the 1970's/80's. Slums that were overrun with gangs.
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  532. They'll still double down on the claim that she shouldn't have cried for help because that endangered black men. Remember, it's your duty to be a victim.
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  533. A friend's father, a lawyer at the time, now a judge once told me something important for cases like this. There's what you believe. There's what you know. And there's what you can prove in court. The first two make for interesting conversation, the last is the only one that counts. If she isn't brought up on charges and eventually convicted, nothing she did ever really happened.
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  534.  @misanthropicservitorofmars2116  The algorithm has no sense of humor or sarcasm. The list of no-no words keeps growing. A future researcher is going to be very confused why members of the dominant German political party of the 1930's/40's is so often referred to as "Noodles", or similar words. So far the only good thing is that YouTube isn't as bad as Reddit. I've been banned from one subreddit because of a post on another. Personally, I took being pre blocked as an achievement.
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  535. Flex Seal has a great opportunity for an ad. "Hi, I'm Phil Swift for Flex Seal. Does your reservoir cover have a rip or tear?" Sprays on a can. "There, done in five minutes. Not five years. And at a fraction of the cost. There's enough money left over to pay for a dozen Pride Parades." Unfortunately Flex Seal is a Florida based company, so it's probably illegal for anyone in California to do business with them.
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  536. Part of the purity circle. Everyone feels the need to be more than others. Anyone who doesn't show 100% plus go even further is the enemy. They know this, they know the mob will likely come for them too, they hope a sacrifice will hold it at bay until they find a new outrage.
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  537. Detroit got so bad they eventually did.
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  538. ​ @mpowe123 Uninsured motorist covers you if you are are in an accident and the other driver isn't insured. He would have to be covered for theft. This is an added option and costs more. If a car is declared totalled it is highly unlikely you will receive full replacement valve.
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  539.  @massimocasella4201  Sorry, should have edited that. Teenager who think they know everything. The attitude is also found in college freshmen who have two history and a sociology class completed and are becoming insufferably woke.
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  540. Every dictator knows that no matter how bad things get, you pay the military. Every corrupt politician knows that you pay your lawyers. She isn't paying her lawyers, police salaries may soon be cut. Her ego has overwhelmed whatever intelligence she has.
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  541. I watched a few clips from TYT. I got the impression they knew Harris was doomed, but the House and Senate moves upset them more. Jimmy Dore was raging. But at least it was against the Democrats. He went back to Hillary Clinton and started listing off the bad decisions they've made since then to get to this point.
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  542. If Cenk is running in any open primary states, please Republicans vote for him. If he gets enough votes the chaos can continue.
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  543. I'm surprised they aren't directly mentioning Trump's biggest new power. He'll probably get to pick two new judges for the Supreme Court.
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  544. Remember, these are the people who supported VP Harris' choice of a running mate.
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  545. They didn't want Hillary Clinton for VP because they knew she'd be aiming for the big chair from day 1. She would have quietly pushed Biden out over a year ago. She would not have used the 25th Amendment as a threat. Joe would have walked into his office and found it signed and sitting on his desk. This is why they wanted Warren. They thought she could be controlled. They ended up with Harris. Someone who could be convinced by outsiders she was supposed to be President.
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  546. Another Dindu Nuffin mom pumping out Dindu Nuffin kids.
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  547. "Across state lines" is somehow proof of illegal intent has become as accepted as truth by the left as much as "Good people on both sides". On the upside, both have become coded touchstones. When I hear someone say it I know to be prepared to walk away. They are too entrenched in their own wokeness to have a real discussion with.
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  548. These are the same people who default to "shoot the gun out of their hand".
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  549. You count illegal immigrants as part of the number of students you have, but won't cooperate with federal law enforcement when trying to find criminals? Goodbye federal education funds. State and city law enforcement won't cooperate with federal law enforcement? Goodbye federal law enforcement subsidies. This is how they made 21 the national drinking age. It isn't an actual law. But if states didn't raise their age limits they would lose highway funding.
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  550. TYT are the equivalent of that uncle who will spend an hour explaining why the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination, and Little Cesar's pizza are part of the same conspiracy.
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  551. Remember when the lockdowns began and people asked silly questions about how it would effect children and teens who weren't allowed to socialize? Remember being told to shut up and stop trying to kill everyone?
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  552. It's a hoax. We know it's a hoax. But it's not going to change. About sums up everything BLM is associated with.
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  553. Sending kids to school to learn the three R's. Racism Reparations Reconquesta
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  554. Check's nephew is another socialist who doesn't have the self awareness to realize they'd be the first against the wall if the revolution they want ever happened.
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  555. Courts have declared that the state (police) are not responsible for the safety of an individual. If you have a police force that is undersized, poorly deployed, or just plain sucks there is nothing directly that you can do about it. Well, nothing legally. I can see some neighborhoods starting citizen patrols. Maybe a few groups of guys who happen to be walking around looking for a midnight baseball game and also happen to be carrying bats.
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  556. Send them to Waukegan, Aurora, Zion, and the other surrounding cities. I'm sure they can figure out how to get to Chicago from there.
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  557. Jailed for trying to fix a mistake that the state hadn't noticed to begin with. Imagine going to the IRS and telling them they issued you a refund check that was too large, then being charged for tax evasion.
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  558. Nowhere near the $1,000 he estimated. Maybe $200 on a good day. Likely end up in the trash when they can't find a buyer.
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  559. I'd be hard pressed to find anything Jimmy Dore and I agree on. But I will give him credit for being smart enough to get in front of this whole thing. A lot of public figures haven't learned it. If you think some bad news is about to break, break the news yourself. The first version of most stories is the one the majority of people remember.
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  560. Voting, or so were told. Unfortunately idiots and the perpetual victim class also vote, apparently in large numbers.
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  561. 1) They aren't reported to immigration because they are arrested in a sanctuary city. 2) It's not immediate deportation. It will be brought up at their citizenship hearing, in 10 years.
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  562. College educated white liberal suburban women (soccer moms with White Savior Complex) voting for a college educated white suburban woman. Sounds about right. This is also the demographic that threw first fulls of cash at BLM.
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  563. They're just Jawas, roaming the desert and doing Jawa things.
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  564. Coming next season, Elric. With Lizzo in the title role.
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  565.  @IronPsyde  Personally I think rehab should be offered if addiction is the root cause of their criminal activity. At least the first time or two. After that you are on your own to clean up. But being an addict doesn't absolve a person of the crimes they committed and damage done while high or trying to feed their habit. If it is relevant, yes I have been arrested. Thanks to a decent public defender and a judge that bought her defense (It was BS, but good BS so I went with it.) I don't have a felony record.
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  566. Cooperate or lose funding. Can we do this with our own sanctuary cities and states? Either immediately report the arrest of an immigrant, legal or other, to federal authorities or you lose federal funds for law enforcement and education.
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  567. If ever there was a DA who wanted a high profile, look at the good we're doing case, this is it. If you can't get a conviction on this you are completely unqualified for the job.
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  568. With a T tattooed on their forehead. Let everyone know what they're dealing with.
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  569. She has a serious grudge against all police and the laws they enforce. In her mind the people should be punished for supporting them in the past and this is her doing the right thing. In simple terms, the bitch is crazy.
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  570. LA, I'll make you a deal. Pay me just $100K and I won't move there to be homeless. Think of all the money you'll be saving.
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  571. Anyone in authority asking questions is racist. No investigation, no charges.
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  572. Meanwhile I'm busting my ass to get by . And I don't come close to earning $6,500/month.
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  573. You heard his brother. That is the local community. Thug life is celebrated and getting away with criminal behavior is seen as a victory.
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  574. Check out some union jobs. Many UAW representatives also work the line. But they collect a check for both simultaneously. So a 40 hour week gets them 80 hours of pay. All that before overtime kicks in.
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  575. It's not incompetence, it's planned. They know full well this will add greater stress to the system. The intent is to crush the system so they can rebuild it in their own glorious image.
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  576. The corpo left. People like Newsom, Pelosi, and Clinton. This is one of the reasons for the rise of the "radical left". Many aren't really radical or very far left. They are the populist left that realize the party of the people isn't and is becoming less so every year. So they end up in more fringe groups.
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  577. It's a gray area of the law. Many squatters have learned which cities will allow them to get away with it. The people living there only have to provide documentation, no one is required to verify it. Technically they could have a "lease" written in crayon on the back of a pizza box. That's all the proof required to make the cops go away until ordered to do an eviction by the court. Getting a conviction order through the court, especially if you don't have a rental agreement to begin with, can take months. By the time the police, usually Sheriff's deputies, show up to enforce the order they'll usually have two or three other places already scouted and to begin the process all over.
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  578. In the 80's I had a girlfriend who lived in the dorms. Her building probably dated back to the post WWII building boom. It was the classic military barracks style with bunk beds, no closets and barely room for two desks. The "good dorms" on campus allowed four people to share a bathroom instead of one per floor.
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  579. Expect high profile companies that operate in multiple states to start requiring proof of poke first. It will probably start with NFL/MLB games.
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  580. From the same people who claim non whites don't know how to get a driver's license, social security card, or other ID.
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  581. Amateur mistake. They should have followed GM's model. Charge $300 for a Humvee part that anyone could buy at AutoZone for $25. Even when pointed out publicly, GM (American General division) kept submitting bills and the government kept paying.
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  582. Oh goody. NYPD can watch crimes live and not do anything about it. At least this will save on paperwork.
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  583. Tim failed at the new/electronic media the way the Dodge brothers failed at partnership with Ford. They were making thousands, saw an opportunity to make millions and jumped on it.
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  584. Resign from office. Keep whatever she grabbed while there. Keep a sizable pension. Offer a backhanded apology that blames everyone around her. No jail time.
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  585. When does the BLM Christmas shopping protest begin?
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  586. Remember when Trump took the full sh*t storm for saying there were some "bad hombres" coming in? I do, mainstream propaganda can't seem to recall.
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  587. He is exactly what the three strikes law was meant to deal with. But they found one case out of a thousand where it could be spun as too harsh or extreme, and the bleeding hearts couldn't wait to get rid of it.
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  588. Groups of youths. Maybe call them a Youth Group, like the Boy Scouts or CYO.
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  589. I watched seasons 1 & 2. After that it went full CW and I walked away.
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  590. FBI drone footage of this, but strangely absent from all the other "peaceful protests". I'm sure they just overlooked it.
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  591. I could have done the whole interview using an AI programmed to give nothing but codeword non answer answers. Either she has limited cognitive abilities or has been heavily trained to give specific responses to questions containing certain words. Likely both.
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  592. No, YOU give me the money. I'm broke.
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  593. Let's be honest. The goal isn't to start in juvenile court, it is to keep the case there. In little boy court there are no real penalties. You'd practically have to detonate a nuke before anyone considered it enough of a crime to move up adult prosecution. Got to keep those innocent babies out of the system for as long as possible. That way, when they hit 18 (Or 21, or 25, or whatever Maryland calls age of majority now.) everything is a first offense all over. And you wouldn't put someone in prison for just one mistake?
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  594. Murder, serial "struggle snuggle", and the other biggies. You really have to screw up to do real time in most leftist run areas.
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  595. It had a good week or two run. Then those evil racists released videos of the victims of "Asian hate" and people began to notice similarities in the perpetrators. Had to scrub the internet really fast after that.
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  596. Theory and reality often don't mix well. See also New York and it's changing views about being a sanctuary city.
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  597. I live in a town with twenty times the population. Our mayor gets a driver, just one, on loan from the police department. No caravan of escort vehicles. Only for official business, though that can be pretty open to interpretation.
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  598. ​ @greglane3978  See Oregon and Washington. After screwing up California they fled north. And promptly repeated what they did back in California. But don't worry, it will work this time.
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  599. Also $90K bond. Shouldn't discussion of a bond release for murder, even if it is an option, should start at $1 million and go up from there?
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  600. Shawn agreed with Anna. Anna agreed with Shawn. WTF! What is this bizarro universe I've stumbled into?
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  601. I believe Florida recently passed a law that added an additional charge if you are caught looting or using a natural disaster as cover for criminal activity. So many people won't evacuate during a hurricane because they are afraid that even if their home survives a storm, it will be cleared out by looters afterword.
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  602. San Francisco has created the illusion that assaults and other criminal activity on BART is down. The secret, first stop releasing video of the crimes and the criminals doing it. Second, stop reporting the crimes at all.
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  603. I wonder how many men are in prison, have been to prison, or killed because of instigating women?
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  604. If this video doesn't have a Terminator "I'll be back" clip I'm downvoting it.
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  605. Please keep making videos about older stories that most people forgot about the day after they fell out of the news cycle. It's reminiscent of Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story".
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  606. Drugs may not have contributed to his death. Well, it's likely they led to the behavior that led to his death. Or maybe he was just insane, but I'm betting drugs.
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  607. For decades these same people have been telling us that Cuba has the best healthcare in the world.
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  608. Breaking News: Mayor Johnson has declared he will open a series of gulags in Detroit.
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  609. ​ @JohnDoe-ne1ni  A favorite method of Cenk and Cenk's Nephew. 1) Make claim. 2) Give strawman arguments. 3) Cherry pick partial quotes from those that make a contradictory argument. 4) Make snarky comment that that generally has nothing to do with their original argument. 5) Declare victory and begin ebegging for donations to do it again. If at some point they can refer to anyone offering contradicting data as a (Mid century German Bad Guy) it's considered a bonus.
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  610. Pretty much all of Biden's cabinet. Except she's forced to be out in public.
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  611. ​ @soulwarrior7721  Presumed thief. You might be able to post video after the conviction. Though how they are going to arrest someone without the help of the general public seeing the video is unknown. But that doesn't matter because....Canada and progressive brain damage.
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  612. Ironically, the courts upheld the ban on things like short barreled rifles and suppressors because they weren't considered appropriate for the military. Now they want to ban stuff because it is, supposedly, too close to military equipment. I wonder if they'd be ok with me putting a silencer on a sawed off shotgun? Probably not.
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  613. It seems extreme but maybe involve the Feds. If you are selling stolen merchandise in California to someone in Idaho, that's interstate trafficking. When a few start looking at 10 years of federal time the others will reexamine the risk reward ratio. If prosecutors can get inventive with charges to keep criminals out of prison, they can do it the other way. Of course the usual suspects will start screaming about excessive sentencing for "minor offenses" with obligatory claims of racism. But eventually enough people will tell them to shut up and go away.
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  614. I'm seeing this as the left still being mad at the Kyle Rittenhouse decision. They want to make sure no one gets away with fighting back against their mob again.
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  615. TYT, never letting reality get in the way of propaganda.
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  616. From a practical point of view I wonder about the group home and partial release. The goal is to allow a person to get a job and start preparing to integrate back into society. But I have to wonder, who looks at cannibal murderer on a past history sheet and thinks good employee?
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  617. The Governor of New York is basically the co-mayor of NYC. See also Illinois/Chicago. As long as NYC Dems pick the candidate the state will keep going down the same path.
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  618. Prosecutors need to upcharge in certain cases to ensure some suspects aren't allowed to leave without serious bail. In this case charge attempted murder by arson times however many people were in the buildings she/he/whatever tried to burn. Offer the lesser charge of just arson as a plea deal. I'm pretty sure New York hasn't gone full California level insane and can still request bail for that. Though a woke prosecutor and judge will still probably let a few out.
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  619. Choice between my job or my family? Family wins, no competition. I wonder if the news people bothered to check how many other people in the area have left the state in the past few years. There's a reason California's population is dropping despite the incoming flood from the south. Also the shortage of U-Haul and similar rental trucks.
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  620. Apparently those surveillance cameras in DC are about as reliable as the ones that were supposed to be monitoring Epstein.
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  621. Get inventive. Maybe a cattle prod type device attached to a sensitive area. It can be remotely activated. Maybe by a cancer patient who gets one push of the button every time they puke because of chemo.
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  622. Under Texas law..... But the law is open to interpretation by the prosecutor. Even if found not guilty he still has to pay some sizable legal fees. She has an effectively unlimited budget to go after this guy to enforce her agenda, not the law. He's eating in a cheep taco shop and driving an older truck. I'm guessing his defense budget is fairly limited. I was warned, years ago when I first got my carry permit that it was a permit to carry, not use. If I ever drew it expect to pay at least $10,000.
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  623. Diversity is strength. She is very, very strong.
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  624. Biden orders railroad workers back to work after they voted against their proposed contract. Hochul threatens to fire every striking worker for having the audacity to ask for safer working conditions. Vote Democrat, they're pro union!
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  625. They would declare Obama a white supremacist who wants to take away every woman's rights if he were nominated by Pres Trump.
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  626. I've seen clusters of them in some areas around my place. I live in a glowing bright blue dot surrounded by red. But even here, in a college town, Harris has support but no excitement. The people voting for her are mostly made up of the Vote Blue No Matter Who crowd. They vote the party, not the person.
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  627. In the end we have to put the blame where it really lies. On those damn lazy white raycises who are too lazy to go out and do their raycis stuff on their own. Once again forcing minorities to do the work for them.
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  628. Yep. Government "We're not monitoring the stores you visit, or watching what you purchase. It's a private company, they just "lend" us the information. Many states have laws against selling private information gained through government agencies (Like auto registration and licenses) to data brokers. The work around is that it's sold to a private company that doesn't do it, who then resell it to the data brokers. Somehow this is considered legal.
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  629. In Florida everyone's driver's license photo is on file. I assume something similar there. What would happen if they used the same program to run against every picture on file? How many likely positives would it identify?
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  630. It would have been easier to show some old posts of you making fun of furries. Then claim you were doxed by angry freaks. Insurance companies will pay out for vandalism regardless of the species of the vandal.
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  631. ​ @scottyoung1489  Happened to my mother in Palermo Sicily back in the 70's.
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  632. We have to take a beat. We have to take a step back, and wait for the investigation..... Has she never met a member of BLM? Many people still believe Hands up, Don't shoot.
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  633. They had to throw in the COVID excuse. Okay, students missed a lot of time at school. But we were told that remote learning would cover this. Hence the billions of dollars dumped into setting schools up to do it. Since it clearly (by their own admission) didn't work, has anyone considered holding back students that can't come close to passing minimum standards?
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  634. Yet some other guy will probably be willing to date her. I'll have no sympathy for him when she tries to ruin his life.
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  635. A day or two of intense REEE! on Twitter, then the world continued as if nothing happened. It's almost like these people have no power or the numbers to matter. Edit: And let's not forget being spammed by accounts created 30 minutes ago that claim they'll never watch your channel again.
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  636. This is a weird way to announce the premier of the new AJW red pill channel.
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  637. Using the governor's logic that a declared, by her, public safety emergency can void any right. How long until the "public safety" of citizens in high crime cities is used to rationalize ending rights against random arrest and detainment without trial? An extreme example, but 5 years ago people would have told you that no governor could do what she just did.
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  638. If the "victim" (Target) refuses to file charges, what's the point? If I steal your car, but you won't report it as stolen, did I steal your car? Once I figure out that you aren't going to report it, I'm effectively borrowing it without prior notice.
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  639. A lot of cash stuffed in the walls.
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  640. And are upset that those evil Texans put up razor wire along the border to stop more from coming. I assume they felt all warm and fuzzy when the feds went in and cut it down.
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  641. Time for Trump to go to New York and Chicago and bring back his "What do you have to lose?" speech. Let them know we aren't chastising them for their choices last time. But ask to look at what those choices got them. The more that decide they've had enough, the harder it becomes to "fortify" the results in favor of Biden and the Dems. Maybe scare the Democrat party back to running sane candidates. I wasn't a fan of Bill Clinton, but I'd take him any day over Obama or Biden. Maybe they'll finally tell AOC and the entitled children wing of the party to shut up and let the adults take over.
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  642. Anything to shift blame away from the person (And group they have in common) who did it.
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  643. Anna pointing out that some things are crimes in one area but not another is typical of leftist inability to argue their point. Where I live there is no inspection to get your car's tag renewed. If I lived in another state and didn't get it inspected, I'd be breaking the law. If one county in my state wants to go completely dry and not allow any sales of alcohol, that's their right. If another wants it to be 24/7 and allow open drinking in public, that's also their right. Different areas have different laws, and penalties for breaking them.
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  644. Ok, let's be authentic and really role it back to before the European arrival. Get rid of Mexico and go full Aztec. A small, really small, number will rule with the support of a religious class. The other (96%?) will alternate between slaves and human sacrifices.
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  645. AJW. Daring to take on the important issues of our time. Also, I don't have Disney+ so I haven't seen anything they've done. I stopped watching Agents of SHIELD soon after they went into space. It seemed like the writers had no idea what they were doing with the show, so they just threw up random ideas
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  646. They're waiting for the edited version that shows a cop "executing an unarmed black man who was on the ground, trying to surrender". Don't worry, it's coming to a website near you.
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  647. South Africa is collapsing. There isn't much of value to steal anymore. The beloved ANC looted that country into oblivion.
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  648. Wasn't considering the Presidency? Bullshit! Prior to Biden trying to pander, and not considering the consequences of saying his VP would be a woman of color, Cuomo was the first pick as a running mate.
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  649. It is an attempt by the Cheney family to get back at Trump. They also hope to get support from the neocon and uniparty faithful. Though I don't know how many are left. The Republican leaders didn't realize that Trump's first term was a collective protest vote against them and their policies. They still seem not to get it.
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  650. If the guard was in the wrong the tape would have been released before the body was cold. The DA holding the tape can only be interpreted as the security guard was justified.
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  651. Or, like the NYPD, you are trading city (taxpayer) money in exchange for happy fun time and calling it overtime.
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  652. You could call for the resignation of 100 white male politicians and bureaucrats plus the mayor and they'd still call you a misogynistic racist.
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  653. If you are an attorney and your client is going to run rouge you can't effectively run a proper defense. You can either quit or get slaughtered in court. Not good for future business if the later happens.
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  654. But.... but...State liiiiiines. Everyone knows that's the most important piece of evidence. He's even admitted to it.
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  655. The media finds that story every couple of years. Especially when they want to ban everyone else from owning guns.
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  656. I'm willing to "believe the science" when they show me the science, as in raw data and how they used it to draw their conclusions. I am not willing to believe "scientists" who have an agenda and have been willing to openly lie in the past. Don't swing 180° and act like you didn't say something else last week. At least say you might have been wrong, and here's why we have a new theory we are operating under. Don't call me a crazed conspiracy theorist because I dare to ask questions.
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  657. But are they properly separating the recyclables? Won't someone think about the environment!
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  658. TYT will go on another rant against the DNC candidate choices to keep their progressive cred. But then demand everyone vote blue no matter who. Because Republicans evil or something.
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  659. He considers the "reforms" post BLM hissy fit to a success. Just like Newsom thinks every state should be like California.
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  660. Arrest Poverty! Clearly Mr Poverty and his partner Evil Rayssisms forced these "youths" into the situation.
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  661. Not just under 18. Some areas want to push the limit for many crimes to 24 or 25. But they also claim a 12 year old can take chemicals that will radically change their body and brain development for life without permission from their parents.
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  662. Wait until tickets are being issued to minority owned vehicles by any number other than 0. Clearly the machines will be racist.
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  663. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  664. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  665. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  666. Qualified immunity. It's almost impossible to successfully sue law enforcement, or the politicians who pass the laws they are enforcing. Many on the left wanted QI removed for cops so they can be sued directly. Oddly they don't demand the same thing for prosecutors.
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  667. Applying our own rules to us? How dare you!
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  668. I'm voting for Trump, but I agree with him dialing it down a bit. I'm used to his style of speaking, but many aren't. At times I could see people remembering being chewed out by an a-hole boss who kept interrupting every chance to explain why something happened.
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  669. But did he cross state lines?
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  670. It's a stretch, but sanctuary laws plus ATM card handouts to people without background checks could be called an attractive nuisance. A reasonable person would assume violent criminals would be attracted to the offer.
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  671. California looses money in the pot business. Federal government looses money running a brothel. Illinois lost money running a lottery. Something with a built in 50% profit. New York lost money running Off Track Betting. It's almost like people in government positions are there because they can't actually run a real business.
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  672. Cross a national boarder, hero. Cross a state line, terrorist. Leftist pretzel logic.
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  673. Can the Bernie Bros be conned into giving their money to another lost cause? He's counting on a lot of them saying yes. Remember, no refunds.
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  674. Anyone remember reconquesta? Illegal immigrants announcing that they are here to stay and more are coming to "take back what is theirs"? We were told it was some silly talk from a few extremists. Surprise.
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  675. Blaming surrounding areas for violence in cities isn't new. Mayor Lightfoot of Chicago has been blaming Indiana for the city's crime rate for years.
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  676. Everyone involved in this will be declaring bankruptcy or claiming 0 assets when the city tries to claw back everything they've stolen. Just don't look at the suspicious bumps under the insulation in their attics. Except them to sue for their pension because of their "years of service" and they deserve it. But it can't be claimed as income for some weird reasons.
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  677. Too many of them are so wrapped up in their own wokeness they'll believe they deserve whatever they get. Look at the white kid who was carjacked at gunpoint and refused to file charges because he didn't want to ruin the chances of a black man to have a good life. His effed up family fully supported him.
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  678. Except most of the progressive ultraleft they don't want a separate party. They want to take over an existing party that's already done the work of establishing itself.
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  679. I feel for you. I'm in Gainesville Florida. Our city council takes pride in the label Berkeley of The East.
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  680. Much like Jessie Jackson and the Rainbow PUSH coalition they filtered some down to "local leaders" as walking around money. But the national bosses made sure they got theirs first.
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  681. It's Illinois. She's not in the top ten of corrupt politicians. She's a she. She has a built in tan. She's proven she'll use the last two as a shield.
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  682. Basically she submitted a list of candidates. There was only one name, but it was a list.
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  683. 20:00 Sorry Sean, but they were told exactly what would happen. Same with Portland, same with San Francisco, same with Seattle, same with Chicago....... Maybe not the specifics, but many people predicted the exact outcome every one of these cities would face if they kept going forward with their increasingly insane policies. But those people were shouted down. They were called every ist and phobe in the book and told to go away. But until they change themselves I continue to not have time to offer much sympathy. Bring back things like the three strikes laws, start charging repeat teen criminals as adults, actually make people responsible for their repeatedly bad choices and I'm willing to help. Until then, let them burn in their own fire.
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  684. Had a program to give away free stuff. Program fails Reset with a new program to throw more money at the situation. Standard liberal social logic.
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  685. What is the point of hiring more border control agents if all they are going to do is act like a welcoming committee? What's the point of having more judges if all they are going to do is rubber stamp approval of every application? Unless that was their intention from the beginning. But that's just my conspiracy brain doing its crazy thing. Right?
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  686. Unfortunately also average in too many districts. See Baltimore.
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  687. The Ana Kasparian Why I Walked Away From the Left video, if it is ever made, will probably be the most viewed political video in YouTube history. It will, of course, immediately be mass flagged by her former comrades who will claim it contains everything from hate speech to killing puppies while making out with Hitler.
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  688. They just raise the prices so normal people get to cover the extra costs. Sort of a woke theft tax.
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  689. Removed from that era, their tax exempt status. Added, an audit with full disclosure of who got how much money.
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  690. Unfortunately courts have said that police (law enforcement) are not responsible for the safety of individuals. I assume this extends to companies. It is a policy to respond to a call of criminal activity, but not a requirement. Legally a city could turn off it's 911 system and tell every cop to go home.
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  691. But are you willing to deal with the other end of the issue? If it's your choice to start doing whatever drug you want, it's also your choice to stop. Don't ask me for money to fund government rehab programs. Don't ask me to help cover insurance costs through my premiums. Don't cry to me about addiction. If you aren't strong enough to put it down, don't pick it up.
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  692. C'mon Ethan, put your money (You've got plenty) where your mouth is. When you advocate for this sort of thing put your address on the screen.
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  693. TYT and CHAZ/CHOP security is still looking for those mythical white supremacist snipers. I predict the same success as OJ's search for the "real killer".
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  694. Believe all women.
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  695. I will follow the law. Comes from a sanctuary city in a sanctuary state that absolutely refuses to cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies. Sounds about right.
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  696. If you are going to steal, steal big. NO! NO! Not that big.
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  697. Accountability and responsibility are white pizza concepts. Certain demographics aren't can't be expected to go along with them because slavery, or something.
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  698. He drank the Innocence Project Kool Aid a while ago. At this point it would take someone going on his show and reviewing, case by case, everything they've lied about. He'd still defend them with "But what about X" in the few cases they have managed to get people who shouldn't have been found guilty (not necessarily innocent, but you aren't required to prove that in court) to begin with. At that point he might be able to at least look at the individual cases more critically. But for now he'll keep believing whatever they say.
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  699. It's already being done. People freaked out because so many women were cut at Twitter. They ignored that the positions being cut were overwhelmingly filled by women. They could have (supposedly) taken one of the jobs that wasn't cut. But those jobs expect you to to actually show up, and show productive work. Instead they collectively screamed about misogyny.
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  700. One of the YouTube channels that covers auto auctions went to county auction in Illinois. Almost every vehicle was missing their catalytic converter. Thieves had gone into the holding yards and cut them all. It's illegal to register a car that has had one removed, but the country had no problem selling them.
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  701. The prosecutors know full well it's BS. But it fits the narrative of ACAB, systematic racism, blah, blah, excuse. When Antifa/BLM started cranking up a few years ago some of them were honest about their goals. You have to destroy the old society in order to create a new one. They see the anarchy they are introducing as a good thing, a necessary step on the way to some effed up utopian dream They knew exactly what would happen when they defacto legalized theft, all drugs, almost any crime committed by someone under 18, or crimes committed by certain demographics.
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  702. Do this in the mayor's neighborhood. Suddenly defending personal property will matter a lot.
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  703. People who think TYT are becoming too right wing.
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  704. MSNBC making stuff up in order to twist a story? I'm shocked! I'm sure this never happened before.
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  705. We cleared the red tape and reduced bureaucracy by creating two more bureaucracies. If course, we're still keeping the old ones despite the fact that they've proven to be ineffective. Sounds legit.
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  706. Start doing something in the field you plan to go in to before you graduate. Internships exist for a reason. 1) You learn what is a practical skill verses the theoretical you learned in college. 2) You are working with people who are in the field and know many of the companies you are likely to work in. Listen when they say X and Y are good companies, and Z is a nightmare. 3) It helps with the no experience, no hire problem when starting.
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  707. It's a solution that comes in a box. A Glock?
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  708. ​ @1685Violin  Unpaid internship is very rare. And fairly stupid unless you have a secondary support system after graduation. In most cases it's limited to people still in school. Even then most internships/training is still paid. (Admittedly, not much) Not blaming the students, but too many put off additional or real world training until after they graduate and find out companies were serious and the "experience needed" thing. Even when I was in school back in the 80's it was understood that a degree plus experience was worth way more than just a degree.
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  709. They'll claim he shot St Eugene in the back. Ignore the fact that he was pointing his weapon at another customer at the time. Because, you know, facts are racist or something.
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  710.  @armondtanz  Notice at leftist rallies that as soon as someone stands up against them you'll hear cries for the police and for someone to call 911. They want police, just not the current form. They want ideological enforcement thugs.
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  711. Her answers from the Oprah interview (And many others) sound like a focus group didn't understand the assignment. They were given a bunch of potential answers and told to find the best ones. Instead they tried to string all of them together and make one big answer. Based on her word salad responses. I get the feeling Harris was great at boosting the word count for papers in her student days. Those assignments when you barely knew the subject, but managed to stretch an essay out to three pages.
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  712. Has no criminal record. And in five years she'll have her record sealed because she was a minor. Then get passed over on sentencing because no record.
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  713. I try to avoid the "You get what you voted for" mindset, usually. I feel for the average employees and citizens who are getting screwed because of decisions someone with more power made. BUT. SF didn't just vote for these new policies. They saw them put into effect, saw the resulting problems, then doubled down a voted for more. Almost every failed social experiment they've tried has been responded to by trying the same thing, only bigger. If you hit your thumb with a hammer, I'm sympathetic, I'll try to help. But after you've broken 7 fingers, your foot is in a cast, and can barely hold a tool, you are on your own.
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  714. Quick math. Based on US Census data of the number of black/mixed people in Chicago. That $51 Million works out to around $54.75 each. If Chicago would pay every African American just $55 each and tell them to shut up about reparations, I'd be in favor of it.
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  715. LA is a lot like India when it comes to electricity. Most people are connected to the grid. But those above a certain economic/social level also have private generators. They may publicly say let the people take what they need, but are smart enough to be prepared when that actually happens.
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  716. "Police need your help finding...." NO SNITCHING!
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  717. I got the vibe of an ex wife who is upset that the court won't require her husband to get a second job so he can pay even more.
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  718. Chicago is a political machine. Your choice is, and will continue to be, Democrat, Socialist Democrat, or absolute screaming lunatic.
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  719. Speak truth to power!* * Unless that power is held by any member of certain protected demographics. Then you need to shut the f#ck up!
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  720. She's probably been pissed ever since a deplorable ultra right wing super nazi moved into her neighborhood. This was her way of earning some of those sweet virtue signaling social points.
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  721. Or got it right, but dared to expect her to pay for it.
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  722. Maybe she and Supermayor can go on a tour together. They can rally support from Strong Independent WOC fighting against racist Whyte Lawz.
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  723. Applebee's burgers are $10, including fries (or side) on Mondays. Bigger burger, about a dollar more than McDonald's. Tuesday's are all you can eat chicken tenders. Check similar chains in your area, most are running specials of some sort. When dine in mid tier restaurants are around the same cost as fast food drive thru something has gone very wrong.
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  724. Not that new. A friend helps build mini homes in the Portland area for the homeless. They are micro versions of gated communities. Fences with only two ways in or out. Many have cameras, though only pointed at the gates, never inward. Residents monitor who is there, and why. Enforcers (Cops without badges) will remove trespassers and help settle disputes between residents.
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  725. Advisors who gave bad advice. Also, a lot of slush funds AKA soft money.
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  726. Jury nullification is a thing. It should be used to check insane prosecutors and bad laws.
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  727. Assume a comment that would likely be banned.
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  728. Supermayor "I'm the boss. I'm the ONE in charge. You will do what I say." Also Supermayor "I can't be expected to know what other people under me are doing." If you are the Captain of a ship every action of the crew is your responsibility. If it sinks, your name is at the front of every investigation list. Unless you are a lesbian. Then the New Zealand Navy will give you a second ship. Which you can sink, after which they'll give you a third.
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  729. They still stand by the theory (absolute lie) that the violence in the Seattle CHAZ/CHOP was from right wing white supremacists snipers hiding just outside of their little utopia.
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  730. But Sean, you are overlooking the important part. Because fewer people will be arrested for pew pewing at others, by default fewer POC will be arrested. So because assailant unknown will be checked off in the investigation it can be shifted to "It could have been a white guy". See, white supreme pizza defeated again.
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  731. And could have an entire SWAT team surrounding their house faster than most regular citizens could complete a 911 call. Further proof that modern elites, especially liberals, consider themselves the new aristocracy. They are just better and more important than the plebian classes.
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  732. I wonder if the professor pushing for no timeline on work has the same policy at home? Is she so open minded when her husband or kids decide to not take out the trash or other chores? Oh wait, that would effect her. As past history (Defund the police) have shown liberals become big fans of rules and enforcement when it blows up in their face.
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  733. When they claim police don't need to be physically fit and women can do the job just fine (Some can, most cannot) run footage of the four NYPD women trying to take down one guy. He didn't fight back. He just locked his arms over his chest and stood there. They couldn't move him. Eventually he walked away while they kept calling for more backup.
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  734. Plus the ones that are part of the delivery network get charged. So they are paid less for a delivery order. UberEATS type services are getting paid at both ends.
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  735. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. Chicago for 40+ years.
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  736. If you aren't going to have a readable version until your 50th draft, start writing now. The sooner you get the failures out of the way, and learn why they didn't work, the sooner you will have a success. Those first 49 aren't going to write themselves.
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  737. What is considered a "campaign expense" is open to wide interpretation. Almost like it was intended as a money laundering scheme.
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  738. She could team up with Ann Coulter for The Ann N' Ana Show. FOX would back a dump truck full of cash to pay them.
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  739. Latinx was created by the alphabet and Kool aid hair community. Oddly, neither of these groups are particularly popular within the Latino/Hispanic community. But it's something that the "Bake my cake. Bigot!" activists can use to claim oppression, so they'll use it.
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  740. It's like shingles or herpes. It never truly goes away.
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  741. Workers of the world, unite! Ok, we're united. No! No! No! Not like that. We meant unite in support of your overlords.
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  742. No Cenk, were not making fun of racism. We are making fun of people who cry "Racism!" for no other reason than it's a day that ends in Y.
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  743. She lives in New York and is considered New York wealthy. So anyone making less than $200K is considered working class.
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  744. It's Beverly Hills. One of the areas around LA you are supposed to not have to worry about this kind of BS.
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  745. Men of the future. Never date, text, talk to or in any way interact with Ms Clark-Mabens. She has shown she will file false charges. She will publicly make false claims. She will encourage the punishment of innocent people. Imagine what she will do to you if you have a bad breakup with her.
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  746. These are the same police that raided churches and synagogues during the Great Coof Panic because people wanted to pray as a group and other "radical" religious activities. Most cops, especially in bigger cities, just follow orders. Usually orders from a politically appointed bosses.
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  747. I know this is a silly question, but who's on the hook to pay the mortgage when they are deported? They are here illegally, so they are at risk of being deported. Right?
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  748. Sean, you usually comment on the local reporters. How did you miss the fact that this lady apparently ran a half marathon before going live. She's gasping and practically hyperventilating while reading the story.
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  749. Looser pays, simple solution. Don't make it automatic, but allow people who have frivolous lawsuits filed against them reclaim all costs from both the plaintiff and their attorney.
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  750. Your job is to push me to be the best I can be.... Nope. That's your parents job. Well, mother's job. I'm guessing Dad is no where in sight. The teacher's job is to educate her.
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  751. Locals need to figure that out. Coming from a person who believes that all power should be concentrated in DC or state capitols. County wants to do a controlled burn, clear underbrush, or cut fire lines? Nope, not without prior permission from Sacramento. County wants to do a water management project? Nope, not without prior permission from Sacramento and the Sierra Club and a dozen other groups. County wants to change schooling policies? Oh hell no! Your children belong to the state.
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  752. In most African countries thieves like the ones shown would have been beaten down and left in the street. This is western liberalism gone crazy.
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  753. Wait until the "millionaire wealth tax" is applied to real estate. Suddenly places like California and NYC will be chock full of the evil rich.
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  754. If I identify as Asian can I get some rhino horn? Or maybe one of the other "medicines" made from nearly extinct species? Penicillin may work great for whyte folx, but I need panda gall bladder to really become healthy.
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  755. They think they are above everything. NO. They know full well they can do whatever they want and no one in authority from mom to the police will even raise their voice against them. Politicians in Maryland want to raise the age of "juveniles" for purposes of criminal prosecution to 21 or 25. Sorry Baltimore, and Maryland in general, but you created your own little sh*thole. Live (or die) in it.
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  756. New York wasn't always this bad? When? Yes, some of the problems are new or in different neighborhoods, but New York has been a shithole with a few gems since at least the 1970's.
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  757. Or, not even the people who work for CNN watch CNN. Their own coverage, even with it's bias, backs him up.
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  758. Unfortunately you could make a video about the incorrect takes or outright lies about the trial that would be longer than the trial itself.
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  759. 832 hrs of mandated overtime. That's 16 hours a week, assuming they get two weeks off vacation time. Or, seven eight hour days a week for the entire working year. You would be required to do this your entire career with the state. Fug No! There is no job worth that.
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  760. I don't know what they're complaining about. Biden said he was for Medicare for all, before he was against it, before he was for it, before he was against it.... Like most subjects, Joe Biden is very much on all seven sides at any given time.
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  761. She is the victim. A victim of public schooling, but a victim none the less.
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  762.  @dxcpt  Group A screwed me over so Group B should be allowed to make it worse? I'm failing to see the logic.
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  763. Most of them never seem to realize that if the revolution they claim they want ever happened, they would be some of the first up against a wall. Or, more likely, they are fully aware of it. But have found a profitable way to LARP as an edgy radical socialist.
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  764. I can't wait for the spinoff, "Jeffrey (Geoffrey?) And The Prince". An all black reinterpretation of Batman and Robin.
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  765. Every case. She told the other prosecutors to either drop charges or take a slap on the wrist plee for criminals in general. Doubly so if they have extra melanin in their skin. She believes all police are either racist or support a racist system therefore anyone arrested is a victim not a perpetrator. Basically, the woman is insane.
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  766. Coming soon, no delivery or red zones from Amazon and other companies who can't pay drivers enough to go there. Five minutes later the activists will trample each other to scream rayyysssist.
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  767. I'm willing to replace the death penalty with life in prison. But make it true life. Go to prison with the understanding that the convicted will never see the outside world again.
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  768. Eyewitness testimony is notoriously unreliable. But still accept the eyewitness testimony of "hands up, don't shoot" as gospel truth. Seems about right.
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  769. I have to wonder if she'd be so supportive of someone who threw lead at her or a close family member? Assuming it was a black finger on the trigger.
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  770. Chunky Yogurt is looking nervous because at any moment Junior might say "But Uncle Cenk, you say the same thing all the time."
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  771. It's called an election. The people of California literally asked her to be their DA. Sometimes you get what you ask for.
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  772. 9:33 You can see he's wearing a NASA hoodie. Clearly a future rocket scientist or astronaut.
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  773. Do not give liberals (Leftists, progressives, whatever) what they ask for. 1) They won't thank you because they think they deserved it and more. 2) It will be a disaster. 3) They will blame you for the disaster because you didn't give them enough. And besides, you should have known better than to give them anything. 4) Will still demand more regardless of outcome.
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  774. A sugar tax on sugar free drinks, okay makes sense.
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  775. It's common in areas with large numbers of people on scooters. They can blend in with a crowd and aren't noticed. In the past few years there's been a huge increase in the number of scooters in American cities. Twenty years ago they would have stood out, witnesses would have noticed. Now people just give a quick glance at most to make sure they aren't on a collision course.
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