Youtube comments of Joe Kelsoe II (@nsahandler).

  1. You know what's terrible? She could have left her child at a fire station. Or a church. Anywhere.
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  2. "It's not about being alone. It's about feeling alone." And all the loners cheered for her hitting the ball out of the park
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  3. The bigger story is that the cyclist has to beg people on the internet so that he can afford medical procedures to not be paralyzed and irreversably crippled.
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  4. The Sheriff's office failed this poor man. If anyone else had a person assault them with a machete - with witnesses and evidence - that would have been arrested immediately. This brazen assault was so disheartening that a homeless man ACTUALLY CALLED THE LAW (which almost never happens) and they give the perp a mere warning. Homeless people are still people. They deserved more due-diligence from the law.
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  5. You know what's hilarious? If Q came out tomorrow and said "It was me. I was trolling. You're all morons for taking a chan post seriously." ... None of these people would believe him. Not one.
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  6. "I don't want to have any regrets" is my favorite line before they pan out to show the person in a hospital bed, obviously regretting something that they did.
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  7. "The crimes [of theft] were quite similar, but the punishments were worlds apart." Horses were expensive as hell and hanging was the penalty unilaterally for millennia - possibly into time eternal. Namely because having a horse vs not having a horse was the difference between life and death for the persons it was stolen from.
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  8. Sun Yat Sen's life story is actually fascinating because his contribution was literally touring the US getting money via book signings and fundraising efforts to buy large stores of weapons to send to China. It took three(?) attempts and he survived multiple assassinations and even his kidnapping and torture in a Qing Embassy by managing to get the maid to slip out a letter.
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  9. I get it now: Pablo Escobar just needed to open a pharmacutical company first and the Feds would have been absolutely fine with him peddling heroin and cocaine.
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  10. "They didn't know it was a scam" Luckily the SEC doesn't give a shit if someone KNOWS they were selling valueless securities and only that the speaker was irresponsible enough TO SELL valueless securities.
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  11. ​ @broeheemed32  No. It means that she knows he can't be reasoned with, told him that this is pointless, and probably said that she was leaving because this was all dumb in Spanish. Why do people always blame the parents? Sometimes kids are dumb. The sister is asleep cuz she has better things to do or blocked his number (instantly went to voice mail).
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  12. "Nobody has a cool call sign like that" There is military-wide nickname convention of someone's nickname or call sign being their shittiest trait or literally the name of what they do if they are integrated with another unit. Maverick would have been called "Napoleon" for sure. 100%. No doubt in my mind.
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  13. Professional Arcade Technician here Congrats. You made the best beginner's-guide to pinball machines ever created. It goes into as much detail as necessary to diagnose almost any pinball machine on the market, and I'm glad you got one with all the bells and whistles.
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  14. FYI he's probably sleeping well because the adrenaline wore off. Bro has been driving that horse and running from the law for daaaaays. Being in custody was probably his only rest since the robbery that kicked all of this off.
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  15. They'll know. It's the first thing you are asked by others and if you don't answer then they have other ways of finding out (guards know why you're in). Animal Cruelty is up there in the crimes people get flack for
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  16. "I can't be safe and secure in a state I don't know" You can literally sleep at an airport terminal until the next flight multiple days away. They do not care. An airport is more secure than jail
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  17. "Taliban complaints office hotline" is literally a joke from Don't Mess With the Zohan and idk if I'm impressed or depressed more that an off-joke from an Adam Sandler movie made it's way into reality.
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  18. He put ... a Bounty ... on the arrest of police officers. This is beyond delusional. This guy shouldn't be driving.
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  19.  @MartinisnOlives  I lived there and know the person who posted the video. She was denied entry because she didn't have a mask and tried to say that she had a doctor's note declaring she didn't need a mask. A note: she didn't get fired for the outburst. She got fired because she made the racist comment about "you Hawaiians" ... in Hawaii.
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  20. Polygraph tests are absolute bunk
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  21. I think that identifying a ponzi scheme should be taught in literally every math class from high school. When someone says "we will make money by getting more people in the program to give us money" and that's literally the end of the sentence, it doesn't matter how many people "get involved." Eventually the money runs out
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  22. No no They took it seriously. But what are they supposed to do? In the USA you can only have your gun rights removed if a court order deems you mentally unfit. That is the sad case here
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  23. Beyond the absurdity of not allowing a self-defence argument for the charge, the mere fact that the trial court didn't allow for a defendant to argue an alternative interpretation of facts submitted into evidence is probably the grossest miscarriage of justice I've heard about. Literally a kangaroo court.
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  24. I hate kid's fake crying.
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  25.  @BruceNJeffAreMyFlies  >a few days Bro a few days for 300 bucks is under $10 per hour.
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  26. If a fine is less than the money made doing it then it's not a fine, it's a business expense. Hell, the lawyers make it deductible.
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  27. Never imagined I'd see God showing up to a mere sermon.
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  28. That's the worst, actually. Decades ago federal law banned TV commercials from being above the volume of the TV by a fixed decibel rate. It passed with full bipartisan support. They need to do the same for internet advertising
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  29. ​ @nullakjg767 how many fake shill accounts does it take to defend one youtube loser?
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  30. In a later episode the mom is suing Cuddy and House for saving her life (she claims she was maimed and made disabled - which she wouldn't have been had she been straight-forward with her doctor). Of all the things House has done wrong, he could have easily pointed to Cuddy's insistence that he take a case that he had repeatedly recused himself from and been excused from. The reason he didn't want to work this case is the same reason he didn't want to see patients at all: It's nearly impossible to give objective diagnosis and provide treatment to a patient when a party is too highly involved in the life of another.
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  31. They don't, actually. They just wait for Thieves to hit a specific $ amount so that they actually get felony time, and that usually takes a couple of visits. But they DO keep track.
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  32. ​ @darksuns7384  More like: "He isn't the reason she is dead but he goes to jail after being s truthful witness to them."
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  33.  @banger2998  "He's begging for his finances" Implying 20k medical debt to cover just the mandatory, save-your-life stuff and not the hundreds of hours physically rehabilitating or medical issues down the line isn't the same as "begging for his life" is only a viewpoint that exists in America.
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  34. Bruh every time you physically got close to the glass wheel without any gloves or safety gear gave me a heart attack. The most dangerous energy in the world is potential energy
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  35. He didn't though. The guy was sober.
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  36. As a Paralegal it is hilarious to watch these guys use words and phrases that they absolutely do not know the definition of. Like: "I AM NOT THAT PERSON I AM AN INDIVIDUAL REPRESENTING THAT PERSON WHO IS MYSELF" So... an alias. "This is Admirality law." Son do you see a boat here?
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  37. @ckoritko  Dawg I'm literally a provider aid at a homeless shelter and overcame homelessness personally. The issue is that yeah sure homeless people fight and argue and all that all the time ... and you see the homeless persons in the video actually account for that. And the guy who assaulted them and gave a warning to HAS A HOME and THEY WENT TO THE ADDRESS to give him a finger-wag for actively assaulting others with a machete. He wasn't merely brandishing it or wearing it or pointing it he actually took the thing and carved through a tent blindly while looking for a specific person. It was SO concerning that other homeless actually bothered to call the gd Sheriff's Office. You know how wild stuff has to be for a homeless person to involve the law and bring them into their relatively-well-hidden and organized (best I've seen ngl) encampment?
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  38. Or that they have newfound mutual respect because they had a fight and nobody snitched
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  39. ​@Beatyofeet32 The "cost" of something is a very subjective metric designed to get the libertarians in an uproar. The truth of the matter is that all the equipment is already owned by the State and already budgeted for. The police, the labs, and the equipment are all on payroll. Trying to say "it cost this much in manpower and resources" is dumb when it's already a flat-rate. Think about it: the police make the same salary whether they are assigned to traffic duty or a murder investigation. The equipment was already bought, whether it was used or not. The lab technicians run the tests regardless and are on salary as well. The only metric that matters any differently is "overtime" pay for anyone that has to work late on a case. I just need to shove the two-bits into it. I loathe when people try to dictate state salaries to doing things we pay taxes for in dubious terms such as "costs" - especially when it would have been the same rate.
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  40. This is literally the only time I have seen a car used by a police officer as a less-than-deadly force. Good on thy officer for not running thy guy over and claiming "self defense" later. I'm serious ol boy ride the brakes to get it to stop
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  41. The fact that the judge asked that dude a question after his lawyer was assaulted and arrested basically ensured he was a free man. It turns out that the right to an attorney can't be deprived because a judge decides to step out and bang it up with said attorney. Especially for the act of disagreeing with him.
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  42. If you are going to fly after drinking but ACTUALLY AREN'T THAT DRUNK, don't say anything to anyone - not even the attendant. Most of the time these iffy denials are about them smelling booze on your breath, stumbling, or blatantly belligerent behavior towards others in front of staff. I've flown drunk as a skunk but managed to pull myself together to walk by the attendant, scan my ticket, then put my bag on the plane before I immediately passed out in my seat.
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  43. He was The reason to get out of the car is "officer safety" not "because I said so" lol f that officer
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  44. "No one's home is perfect" That cop had to think about that response for soooooooo loooooooong and she barely got those sentences out when she was asked about the condition of the place by the abusive mother. Professionalism is key EDIT: I just finished the documentary. I am physically sick from these acts and I didn't even see the details, only had them described.
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  45. The mind of a madman is interesting. The first couple of minutes was a rant about how he's not a racist and another one about how his family was "one of the few" that survived the Trail of Tears (not downplaying the Trail of Tears but downplaying the nature of that statement. All descendants of the Trail of Tears "survived" the Trail of Tears).
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  46. >I studied! I'm a paralegal student! 1) paralegals only work on paperwork (contracts, motions, etc) 2) they only need Miranda if they are asking you questions. Some districts will Mirandize you the second you are under arrest (as policy) but unless they are interrogating you, they don't need to tell you anything.
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  47. She didn't have a felony record and was paranoid because she was high. Now she does have a felony record - one that is much worse than any drug charge lol
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  48.  @SirWulfrick  that fits in both the categories of hilarious and dehumanizing so I'm not surprised. Not a callsign, but a hilarious note: In the Navy I met a full bird Captain named Crunch. Now, I'm not implying that he wasn't a great man nor that he did not deserve the rank... BUT. If you had TWO IDENTICAL candidates for promotion: Commander Smith or Commander Crunch, who are you going to promote? "Congratulations, Captain Crunch."
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  49. >Screened for skills and experience After years of Roman study I can firmly state that this line can be translated to "wealthy enough to have your own horse and educated enough to take notes but not wealthy enough to carry heavy armor nor too important to lose in the field"
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  50. Phonetic alphabets before standardization were fuckin wild man. Rufus for R in radiation.
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  51. ​ @wesss9353  Bruh you think more about gay people than gay people do
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  52. Even if they took it Federal ... good luck trying to find 12 jurors in the federal district - let alone the whole country - who hasn't been hurt by for-profit insurance
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  53. As someone who lost his sister this past year, I cried. She reminded me a lot of my own sister - from enjoying Pokémon to the "buh-bye!" I can't comprehend anyone who would want to murder a little sister.
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  54.  @fate8718  he bought guns with the job he had obtained legally and the police had to release his weapons to him because the only thing that can keep a person from their firearms in the USA are criminal firearms charges that prevent ownership (felonies or domestic abuse convictions), pending criminal charges involving firearms themselves, restraining orders with firearms stipulated on them, and a court order ruling of mental instability. If you notice - 100% of these require a judge to sign an order to remove the guns. He called them, said he was better, and when they checked the only reasons he was allowed to keep his own firearms away from him they found none so they returned them. I'm not defending the mom, but what happened here was entirely inevitable. Like the Parkland shooter, he would have gotten a job long enough to buy a firearm and gone on the rampage in the same fashion. No hitches.
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  55. "You're under arrest!" "No, I'm not." "Oh! Okay! In that case, let me take these cuffs right off."
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  56. They can't question a minor without their mother's permission. That would be a quick technicality to get the case thrown out.
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  57. ​ @Idolikethis he's saying that this guy is getting his life dissected meanwhile murders of people who aren't richy rich folk are disregarded in favor of riveting things like the Santa Parade or road closures
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  58. "There were only two black kids in class but WE were the freed slaves going west? Okay." Lolol I absolutely adore your writing team John. I know you are the center of the show but your writers are absolutely insightful, witty, and deserve FAR MORE screen time and credit. Same for the editors. Pull a Seth Meyers and make direct jokes with them more often! Please!
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  59. ​ @bendarling5573  It has nothing to do with what you think of did and everything to do with (the officers) not wanting to get injured over a petty Trespassing charge.
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  60. @wread1982  I don't think so. People in prison divide themselves by what crime they did. The cooler the crime, the more props they get. The more heinous the crime, the more beatings they get. It's an initial-impression pecking order and he'll be fine if he doesn't try to act tough behind bars. A multi-day nation-wide car chase where he outran multiple officers and highway patrol cars isn't going to get treated like a kid killer or an elderly abuse or SA person. It's not as hard as, say, bank robbery or jewel Heist - but the guy literally engaged in multiple Fast & Furious style getaways in the brand-name of fast cars.
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  61. ​ @namelessxdread  I mean expecting the worst doesn't mean it gets easier. The people who can't compartmentalize it will eventually quit or self-delete.
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  62. The second case with the dude driving tandem with his chick was just wrong. He wasn't interfering with the stop, committing any crime, or breaking any traffic law. He was legally parked. He got arrested for sounding sassy
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  63. The cop is way too hot under the collar. The kids might grow up understanding that shoplifting is bad, but they are going to loathe the disproportionate response and unprofessional demeanor and wonder why he was so extreme towards her.
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  64. @Be1New2You3  Nah lots of states have fire Stations as a designated no-questions-asked safe space to leave unwanted children until CPS or other family agency. Yes, like in the movies.
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  65. ​@Hillbillykaren Like shooting someone in the back over a Trespassing ticket? Yeah. He's getting that stupid prize lol
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  66. "Listen. You have the right to remain silent." I've been waiting for a cop to sarcastically remind people of that for years. That would be my go-to line
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  67. Nobody's going to answer WHY this fashion caught on? Officer coats had no pockets.
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  68. They weren't yelling at the officer lol You need to listen. She was thrown out of the venue for being absolutely nuts and they are laughing at her.
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  69. Nope. Gynecology actually requires medschool. Chiropractic work requires you to pay the Board and do some hours.
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  70. ​@gabeminajj I'm innocent and just tell officers that I don't consent to searches as a principle. What's nuts is that a few times they literally WERE just fishing, because they said "okay! have a nice one" and let me go about my business.
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  71. EVEN OFFERED TO GIVE HER A RIDE HOME SINCE THE CAR WAS PARKED WHO DENIES A FREE RIDE HOME?
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  72. The Constitutional Crisis was on January 6th 2020. They didn't need to actually seize the members of congress. They just needed to know there were no consequences.
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  73. I mean this is a hit or miss for me. She seems like she would be able to just sleep on the plane. She isn't belligerent until well-after being told she can't board the plane. She definitely isn't the worst drunk I have seen on the plane either. I've boarded more-drunk than this and she probably could have gotten away with it if she didn't talk (they can probably smell the booze on her breath).
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  74. If you stop listening to him as someone trying to get out of trouble and start listening to him like a joker then it's funny "4? Nah, nah, that's gotta be Dale Jr." ... "you have a ton of warrants." "A ton?! Come on man I only got two." Lol
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  75. ​@captainkarnage9874 911 dispatcher and lifeguard/rescue diver background. Once you've seen someone's eyes bulging from their skull, or tied down someone thrashing like a madman as they succumb to the Bends, you've seen it all. Seen it all. Heard it all.
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  76. ​ @historyiwitness5915  There was no crosswalk for a quarter mile. This is not unusual for most of the USA. The issue is not people crossing the road, it's always people driving too fast and not being aware of their surroundings
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  77. The most important part of military training is survival training. It's been real helpful for the long stents of homelessness between unreliable jobs and unreliable housing.
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  78.  @BeeHatGuy  Waiter! Yes. I believe the chef forgot the sauce in this post.
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  79. >wasn't worth the effort No. That's not it at all. Hannibal just knew that the dude was horrific before and after he was put in that chair. He saw the hesitation and just offered him his freedom from his nightmarish existence with the monster.
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  80. "Oh. Well dang! In that case, you are free to go!" Lolol
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  81. Legend says that whenever Blue is really annoyed thinking about the burning of the Library of Alexandria, Cyan gives him good dome to calm down.
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  82. ​ @moonman2022  Unless someone else is armed and in waiting... But that's all aside the point. He definitely frisked the guys before he followed them and made sure to radio in his position along with directions for backup to find him.
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  83. Because there are guns everywhere. It's easier to find a gun than it is to find another parking spot and they are trafficked out from the USA worldwide.
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  84.  @rockinroll817  The passenger didn't commit a crime. The officer committed murder
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  85. Kids Content is designed for parents to outsource babysitting to the internet.
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  86. ​ @cornhusk  Wow what a trashy opinion.
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  87. "So why is the Navy trying this case?" Marine Lawyer: "It happened on a Navy base so the Navy has jurisdiction." Real Answer: "The Marine Corps is a subset of the Navy and there's no way any Marine would ever bring that fact up, even if directly relevant."
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  88. ​ @gabeminajj  Because they can find and charge you for things you didn't know about or outright plant evidence on you. They can get a warrant
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  89. It seems like everyone is in each other's business. They all loathe each other but if one of them got killed they would be talking about them like they were a character in a Greek tragedy
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  90. I survived a troubled youth program and I'd be willing to write to your parents about how awful it is. I even have someone I know who graduated the same program that can both attest to it fucking him up AND it not working.
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  91. ​ @oxey_  they carry the legal rights of one but not the accountability of one
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  92. Literally corruption from top to bottom. That's the level of messed up required for federal oversight and the oversight will remain there until that entire generation of policing has finally retired. Aka 10-20 years.
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  93.  @thrawncaedusl717  you mean that the Prosecutor's should have to prove guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt?"
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  94. There is a difference between "bootcamp sucks" and "hey, working-age adult not either in training nor a combat scenario: tf is with your hands in your pockets? Is that a GD HAIR ON YOUR CHIN?" There's a difference between "battle ready" and "don't you dare tell us about any minor mental health or significant morale issues you have or we'll end your entire career because your clearance didn't pass" There's a difference between "get the job done" and "stay up 48 hours because you have duty, watch, PT, training, then all-hands meeting, then duty." People like to talk about "the old days" when it sucked and people were worse to one-another ... but nobody wants to talk about how that old-school mentality is causing less people to join and increases stress on those who remain or the less and less who DO join. The rest of the world lets their Navy drink while off watch at sea and grow a beard ashore when there is no discernable threat to the vessel or the personnel. Literally EVERY. OTHER. NAVY. IN. THE. WORLD. recognizes that these small aspects of personal morale and pride. But not in our Navy! Your face will be bald as a baby's bottom or - so help me God - I'm gonna have the power trip of a lifetime! The best way to describe it is thus: In every military you will you be told that standing vigilant watch is a sworn duty but only in the US Military is making sure a person has been scheduled enough time to recuperate prior to that duty solely a "personal issue," And, a majority of the time, it's sheer pomp and circumstance that is wasting time and adding nonsense. Some Sailor or Marine pop dirty for Cocaine? All-hands on deck for the metaphorical public execution. I guess it's time for the sailors to prove that they can run a mile and a half, despite the largest vessel being 200 yards long and a bunch of Marines whose job is literally to lift weights and do any ACTUAL running across the land should it hit the fan. I don't have to sweep rocks on a gravel pit under pain of criminal prosecution because I lipped to my boss: I have to sweep the floor so I don't have to resweep the floor because the floor NEEDS sweeping. Did it make me a better person? Yeah. But it could have just as easily made me one of the 22 per day. Hell, sometimes it feels like I SHOULD BE one of the 22 per day - but I push on, regardless, because that's what a good Sailor does.
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  95. ​ @wesss9353  We get it. You can't stop thinking about gay people
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  96. Dr. Insanity: You need to not use the highlight transition. It gives away the ending in the text portion. Any mystery was dead the second I read "Police say the surveillance camera saw Ford set the fire."
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  97. I'm just gonna say that the USA does not revoke drivers licenses often enough. People get waaaaaaay to comfortable driving like total tools. They need mandatory drivers education and re-testing
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  98. Like the racist dad of the incest couple lol That reveal is burned into my brain
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  99. "Working in the office makes you more productive" Lol I used my whole paid lunch break to watch this on the clock.
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  100. The only time a ship passageway should be wet is from being mopped.
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  101. ​@optimusprinceps3526 the hair was a bit excessive. I know I know "she's a criminal who cares" - taxpayers should care, because next time it's gonna be him giving a homeless guy whiplash or something and it'll cost the city. They could have used any number of moves to curb her into compliance that doesn't involve grabbing hair.
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  102. That was the entire plot of the movie
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  103. Sadly it's usually lighter because animals/pets are treated as property in the US legal system, though in all precedent Dogs should be considered as people for abuse cases.
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  104. ​ @DroneStrike1776  Nope. That's what you get when you defund public programs: The lowest of the low with little to lose and no qualms - as long as they get that monthly check - will gravitate towards those barely-paying programs.
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  105. @21boxhead  They should have both caught Manslaughter charges. The entire thing was textbook definition Manslaughter but overzealous prosecutors are making Manslaughter less and less meaningful every day
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  106.  @gorkskoal9315  "that region" Yeah but the US literally flew in operatives to establish formal military bootcamp training and actively armed local warlords - who turned into the modern day terrorist organizations. We literally propelled their warfare tactics from muskets and single shot rifles and camels to modernized guerilla warfare using Defeat-in-Detail deployment of manpower in armed vehicles. Oliver North taking the fall for Reagan really saved that man's reputation.
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  107.  @kenshinhimura9387  lol dude you were still a dependent you weren't doing taxes at 13 get the fuck outta here.
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  108. That's because you are a student trying to imagine an ideal response without a realistic framing. A guy walked up to them, said he was a family annihilatior, and asked to be cuffed. For all they knew, he was a delusional or drunk hobo that wanted to be detained for the night and get out of the snowy weather.
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  109. Because he's in the middle of doing his job as an elected official and they are currently in order.
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  110. @syrup8783  They absolutely can arrest someone for assault with a deadly weapon. They wagged a finger at him and he came back later in the day to actually murder the person. If someone came to your house and swung a machete around looking for you the cops would have them tazed and confused
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  111. "I just want to talk to him" Dad energy
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  112.  @karma3351  judges can hold court wherever they please. In cases of injunctions, they only need two parties and an order that they can sign either as an affirmative or a negative with their ruling.
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  113. Contact the innocence project
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  114. Meanwhile in the rest of the civilized world: "We reattached your thumb." "Thank you!" "Yeah. Thank goodness this isn't America. That would have cost like 16,000."
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  115.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  Why tf would you buy property just so your neighbors can prevent you from doing what you want with it?
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  116. A pen is part of your issued gear and you are required to have one on you at all times unless limited by operational requirements. In bootcamp they literally hang the pen on your dogtags so you always have it. That's not a joke. It's in the Blue Jacket's Manual (Navy's Core Instructing materials).
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  117. I worked as a bouncer and I gotta say: I'd rather the whole world just smoked weed instead.
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  118. ​ @Eddieking  Imagine being so disconnected from reality that your don't know what nervous eating is
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  119. It's called being an adult and handling dysfunctional adults
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  120. The State Supreme Court literally cites this as the extraordinary reason for his unilateral firing and having him disbarred. The fact that the judge asked the defendant to commit to any legal proceeding after being deprived of his attorney via PHYSICAL ALTERCATION OF THE JUDGE cemented his fate. It turns out that the "right to an attorney" isn't negotiable.
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  121.  @wesss9353  You literally can't get gay people off your mind cuz
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  122. "YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR JURISDICTION" Ma'am. You committed the crime of aggravated arson in the State of New Mexico. They have jurisdiction.
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  123. Not saying I disagree with you, BUT maybe he didn't know the relative size of the cable car?
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  124. If I were his lawyer I'd have the best argument in history: What SANE person would attack a judge at their own trial? This court has sentenced people before, and even the murderers have enough sense to know their assault of a judge could only go badly for them!
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  125.  @JK-vy8vh  "Bro I know that we disproportionately massacred your people and prevented everyone in your lineage from progressing economically and socially until just 60 years ago - but can you stop acting like the victim?" Fixed that for you.
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  126.  @heinzgeier3567  I hate this myth so much. I carry a pistol chambered in 22LR and the dude at the shop tried to sell me a more expensive gun on "stopping power" like bruh if I am shooting someone at 30 feet I'd rather have 18 rounds and no recoil.
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  127. "He doth protest too much"
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  128. ​ @uplinktruck  >no rentals Oh no. You mean people will have to BUY and SELL things? On the market?! At a low rate because people will be buying and selling things as they need? Oh the humanity!
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  129. "#1 I know my rights" People who know their rights will say "I am invoking my right to remain silent and will not answer any questions without an attorney present."
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  130. So Spoiler Alert: Murderers aren't smart
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  131. @bewareofsasquatch  They are. Look it's Manslaughter AT BEST and people don't understand why we have lesser degrees of punishment for Manslaughter: WE WANT PEOPLE TO ATTEMPT TO HELP OTHERS If Manslaughter and Murder get you the same charges and time then nobody who engages in any kind of fight or gets into any kind of accident will want to help or render aid. The law recognizes a difference between types of homicide
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  132. The best part is that the Supreme Court ruling itself - in this case - eliminates ANY "qualified immunity" defense. The ruling is clear. Black & White. "... any reasonable officer would know <flipping them off> is a constitutional act of protected speech." Qualified Immunity only works if there is no precedent. The precedent is either they are reasonable and knew what they were doing or unreasonable and shouldn't be there in the first place.
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  133. That Federal Agent is a master of the long and awkward silence in a practiced and trained way.
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  134. Eh. You forgot the most important part of the pleading, LegalEagle! Personification of the issue! I'm in the paralegal territory and I've drafted more than my fair share of court documents. Personification of the scenario is absolutely necessary to the court's understanding of the facts and the judge's understanding of the issue at hand. There are better ways to put "having her mouth surgically closed" but a similar phrase with better wording could lead to the direct personification of the problem the plaintiff had with the respondent. But that entire pleading was clearly done by a man in a drunken stupor lolol.
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  135. That's also why she was cussing at the bystanders. Just rewatch the video m
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  136. @tayai3649  yep. Watch a documentary or do time yourself. The "cooler" the crime, the more props you will get for it. Any two-bit crook can rob a store and run from police. This guy spent a weekend and some change being chased in a Ferrari and outrunning the law like it was a wild west flick If he wasn't in Florida I can almost guarantee you that he would have only been caught from motor failure or wreck.
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  137. ​ @ChumbaWumba  I didn't know that not listening was a death penalty offense. When was that law passed?
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  138.  @stansman5461  very few professional fields require 9-5 scheduling.
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  139. Luckily it only takes a couple of filings like that for the State to issue them a vexatious litigant complaint, meaning that they are basically trespassed from the courthouse unless summoned and any further filings - even via mail - will result in Contempt charges. You can't even come to the courthouse as a witness or party to a crime as a vexatious litigant - they would still have to issue you a summons to show up. Most vexatious litigants are mentally unhinged, though. Like there is a part of their brain that believes that the process didn't resolve in their favor so they try again and again and again. Which is - quite literally - the psychological definition of Insanity (but not the legal one. She has to prove she literally doesn't know right from wrong due to mental illness) .
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  140. BRUH LOOOOL
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  141. It's almost like systems built on greed and personal wealth at all costs are unstable and readily exploitable.
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  142.  @dougvanscoyoc6982  >nationwide warrant It just means the guy drove across state lines with weed and he caught a federal trafficking charge. Which matches the rest of his petty crimes.
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  143.  @RadahnCrossSlashCounter  Going out to deliberately commit a crime usually warrants more than an Accidental crime but w/e. The right literally cannot stop thinking about gay people
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  144.  @bruhtonbruhkkinson6848  you would think that someone with a son who was allergic to nuts would double check and verify that it was made without nuts before giving it to his kids
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  145.  @TheFlyingPLiner  "both sides" Lol the fuck are you smoking?
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  146.  @ingevonschneider5100  So, funny thing (in case you missed it): THEY EXPLICITLY MARKETED OxyCotin as "NON-ADDICTIVE and SAFE" and it's truly-addictive nature was explicitly gamed BY THE SACKLERS DIRECTLY. This was the main crux of the criminal charges brought against them. They explicitly lied about it's addictive nature and it's not like your average doctor is going to go House, M.D. and pop two a day for a week straight just to test that claim. Yeah there were doctors that were obviously pushing pills to street dealers but OxyCotin abuse starts from the well-natured prescription. Even steady prescriptions for fibromyalga or long- term disability (remember: these guys lied about studies showing it as non-addictive) would have been acceptable. By the time a doctor realizes you've garnered an addiction and halts refills - well, it's too late.
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  147.  @grindstone4910  holy shit that's better than the Chief Petty Officer "piggyback."
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  148. They make a jammer and disparate police forces don't exactly have 1-to-1 direct lines of communication. They only were aware because it dinged on a plate reader. Maybe they were made slightly aware prior to that via a phonecall in order to get them to check the plate reader ... but htf are they supposed to relay that info live? I'm surprised he didn't steal some plates to swap out. He was bound to get caught eventually
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  149.  @zzzirfamo7908  in a Universal Healthcare system, this would be barely worth pennies on the dollar of a single round of purchasing.
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  150. ​ @brkbtjunkie no. It was non-profit until Reagan signed it into law back in the 80s.
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  151. "That's why there's an insurrection act," is possibly the most-frightening and most deafening thing to ever be muttered by a conspirator
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  152. The issue is that being a jerk isn't a crime nor should it be construed as such. It's perfectly reasonable to be irritated or irate if the State ruins your peaceful enjoyment of life and you've literally done NOTHING wrong.
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  153. They are actually concerned. It's just that they were recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning. They were so compromised that the two adults were fighting off the final, paralytic stage of monoxide poisoning. That kind of injury literally kills brain cells.
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  154.  @DanielRichards644  slave lord it's upset that businesses couldn't stay open and let people die by the millions. This is my real-life name. Bring it.
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  155. I don't think it should matter. They entered the home of and arrested a person without a warrant or probable cause. It wasn't even a hot pursuit - the have to maintain line of sight to excuse intruding into others property like that. Guilt by Association should only be used for organized crime and money laundering - and even those require warrants of the group before police scoop members of a criminal enterprise. It doesn't matter if he knew or didn't know. The police are supposed to act like the person is innocent until proven guilty and they just kicked in a door and arrested someone they weren't looking for. If a person you knew happened to cut through your lawn and ditch evidence after a pursuit, should the police be able to just arrest you?
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  156. I've heard lies children about stealing candy and they are more believable than this bs
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  157.  @streetcop157  >there should be deeded rights of way to that land No. There should be laws protecting people who are traveling to use public land from being bullied by shysters looking to keep public land all to themselves
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  158.  @joeschraer7916  >retaliation The Nuremberg Defense has never been an excuse for injustice
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  159. Go work door at a bar. You'll get this multiple times per day and they feel like they can actually touch you because you're "just security."
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  160. The grandfather who parked his truck probably heard it over CB. That man literally said "fuck work" and drive the delivery out. I feel for that man. I get why the officers were strict. Luckily they had compassion for the situation.
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  161.  @corkylloyd8525  They don't want that. Strict liability
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  162. ​ @stevienguyen2047  He's nervous about being implicated
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  163. I literally have said this in other gun discussion groups and they all tried to argue with me over it. Bruh if they v are shot they are shot they aren't walking off a 22 to the head
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  164. Eh. Don't be so sure. Nervous or stressful smiles exist, and not every psychopath/sociopath is prone to murder. Or even crime.
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  165.  @gabeminajj  Your example is incorrect. It's like someone telling you to buckle your seat belt, but you deciding not to because a majority of accidents are survivable and you trust your driver. Yeah your car driver might be really good and in an accident you might not roll over and throw you out of the car. Just like the officer might be good and might not arrest you for a two-week-old beer can from a camping trip (open container) or plant evidence on you. Submitting to a search is allowing them to use anything and everything in your vehicle against you. The same goes for talking to the police without an attorney. You might admit to a crime and not even realize that you are and - even if it isn't the reason they are talking to you - they can take you in. In fact there's an entire questioning strategy based around telling someone that they need the person's help and that they aren't worried about the "smaller crime." But idiots will STILL talk to the police willingly and without an attorney.
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  166. ​ @mgspec  The only legal reason is "officer safety." "Because I said so" is not a valid reason.
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  167. She isn't scared. She is torn between snitching or not. Everyone knows that every hand that touches a counterfeit bill is guilty as sin unless someone recognizes it and calls it in. She could sense that because he was asking who's hand it came from. She knew she was boned. Counterfeit is one of those statute laws where it doesn't matter if you knew it was fake or not. You are responsible for checking the validity of your currency before exchanging it. So she is guilty, whoever handed it to her is guilty, and who every handed it to the person who handed it to her is guilty until you get to the vendor who definitely says "MOVIE MONEY NOT FOR REAL USE" on it.
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  168. Right. Tf you hotboxing a car at a gas station for
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  169. ... cop gets called on you for walking funny and now they have the right to detain you? This doesn't even make sense. I can't think of anything less-threatening than a guy playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere
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  170.  @TurtleMarchingKing  Because he can't understand why the officer shot her in the back. How do you explain "she ran and he shot her in the back"
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  171.  @Mentallysubnormal  cool story Bro but this is specifically for the specific listed scenario and you are listing scenarios it wasn't designed for. You might as well be crying that it's hard to eat soup with a fork.
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  172. You have never been a 911 operator. I have. You must assume that the person is in possession of the phone and stay on to type out any details you may hear and keep talking so someone may pick it up and answer the questions. "Hang up on them" is not an option.
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  173. 20 years is higher than the Manslaughter charge she should have caught
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  174. Why tf are they calling the police for alcohol poisoning
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  175. "He's gonna cover the duel in the hot air balloons." checks "Still funny tho."
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  176.  @pmessinger  "I have done it. I finally can afford my dream home. Now, if only I had neighbors to fine me for having a natural lawn and chipped paint on my fence."
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  177. "A more robust conversation" We're talking about it in the Senate. How much more robust can the conversation get? Bruh if I were a Senator I'd keep that chamber lit.
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  178. ​ @DanO181919  Baseball bats are $20 and Court records are public
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  179.  @cocklexp51  >slippery slope You act as if checks and balances can't be implimented
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  180. This is Florida. The best they can do is jail. If you didn't notice, they said every option besides "mental Healthcare." I'm not saying they haven't tried it, but I am saying that options in Florida for mental Healthcare intake are highly limited
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  181. ​ @blondinizer4057  It can't work like that, unfortunately. Once the state has custody of you then you are their ward and they have legal liability for your care. And if there is any altercation they are going to send them to be checked regardless due to liability.
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  182. ​ @caniusdirus  >missed an appearance He had an appearance in 24 hrs from being released? That doesn't even make sense. They don't release people with warrants.
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  183. @virginiabalch6274  Yeah but that was not this situation. And I was homeless and now work with the homeless. If it's wild enough for a homeless person to alert the law to their own encampment, it's not your standard Feud over pisspots and sleeping spots.
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  184. @ericdahl2915  I know. I just detest when media and ESPECIALLY these Profesional Investigation shows saying "BUT HE TURNED DOWN A POLYGRAPH" like mfer anyone with any senses at all would turn down a polygraph. 'It looks like you had a minor heart palpation YOU ARE A BAD DECEIVER" like dawg that's just sign that I need heart medication and to go for a walk more often
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  185. The issue is the lack of such interpersonal accountability at the officer level and a total lack of any legal repercussions past the precinct level.
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  186. Regular people don't want to just kill people and she was confused. It's not her fault. She probably had no prior firearms instruction and anyone with a pulse can buy a gun. If she had been required to take a course before owning that then she would have learned the rule; "Use it or lose it."
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  187. ​@teachspeech100 My great grandmother was driving at 80. That is not a compliment. She was swerving all over the road and missing stop signs.
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  188. @rockinroll817  >except for Trespassing Its a petty misdemeanor. Look bud. If officers can overlook their own blatantly committing crimes all day then they can extend that courtesy to the immediate witnesses of a homicide Notice that nobody argued he "should be free and forgiven" but that maybe they shouldn't arrest the guy immediately due to him being an eye-witness of a homicide. Your priorities are all effed, my man
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  189.  @syrup8783  Dawg you don't get a choice if someone is arrested for a violent assault in public. In fact they definitely did want to have something done because the Deputies actually went to the house, investigated, and made contact. At the very least they could have charged him with Disorderly Conduct
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  190. The Constitutional Crisis was on January 6th 2020. They didn't need to actually seize the members of congress. They just needed to know there were no consequences.
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  191. ​ @historyiwitness5915  >minding their own business If they were minding their business then they wouldn't have hit someone with their car Have you read a driver's manual lately?
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  192. Meth. It breaks down collagen on the skin and causes it to sag. The sleepless weeks doesn't help
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  193.  @georgespalding7640  If you try to hit me with a car at my job you best believe the cops are getting called
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  194.  @JK-vy8vh  It's not gaslighting to state facts backed by empirical data. It's gaslighting to say "racism doesn't exist" and to call anyone stating that there's clear evidence that systemic and institutional bias within a system still exists is "racist" for doing so.
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  195. "I really want a fascist police state"
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  196.  @TomNook.  "like a lot of CEOs" That's not an endorsement of his ability to do anything. Any idiot with money can become a CEO - and they do, all the time.
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  197. The Corvus was the ultimate Unga Bunga move Rome ever pulled. "We suuuuuck at this Navy thing BUT what if we turned every naval engagement into a land battle?"
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  198. @ckoritko  A group of them end their testimony is as reputable as any other. There is no reason to discount it until evidence shows otherwise. He cut through and destroyed a tent with a machete and the other guys all called the cops.
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  199. @cranjusmcbasketball2052  No They are usually targeted. It's just not called an "assassination" when it's poor people shooting each other over a beef
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  200. It's called case load and turnaround time. The murders that are solved relatively quickly are obvious from a multitude of factors. We aren't presented with every other possible angle they investigated in this case either (including possible inheritance and insurance)
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  201. You literally explained the student loan system vs GI Bill in the US
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  202.  @StoutProper  my guy you are thinking about humanity in terms of pre-horses and post-horses. If a person lived away from a town then their entire livelihood was hung on a horse. If a person had a horse, they were away from a town. If the horse were stolen, the man and the man's family would be damned. You don't move hundreds of pounds of goods to market on your back. You don't bring back tools and purchased goods from market on your back. The only exception to this were tribal system villages (extremely localized) and nomadic bands (extremely non-localized but wandering in village-size groups). In post-horse cultures that allowed further travel, the people with horses were necessary for movement of goods, services, information, etc. The people who didn't have horses were confined to towns and villages - and could only live communally. Horses were so valued in the economy that people who owned horses were eventually just the top of social hierarchy. If you can't comprehend the economic impact of the horse and how a culture with horses had people who would be damned without one, then you can't grasp why that question is irrelevant. It's like comparing a modern acre to a classic acre. It doesn't make sense to conflate two metrics for comparison with such a leap of innovation. An acre may have been the average land a farmer could till back in the day - but farmers can till tens of acres per day with the minimum viable equipment associated with modern farming equipment. Such is the horse to pre-horse cultures.
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  203. ​ @BillySBC >the cop is trying to avoid that My favorite bootlicker argument is that Minority Report should be the standard.
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  204. Those would be things that a mentally ill person would do in response to something as benign as an officer trying to get insurance for your car temporarily.
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  205. ​ @ToroMontana  >destroyed in 100 years My guy really thinks corporatio s give a damn about anything other than the next quarter profits
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  206.  @noellelavenza  dude I did watch the original series and Daphne did have a bunch of richy-rich skills - but was also the one falling into traps and getting caught all the fuckin time. It was such a trope that they addressed it in the first Scooby-Doo movie
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  207. So me and my family (who bought this game on my recommendation) can't even elaborately hold up a train in Online Mode? We were going to steal the train, have one person drive while the rest of us holds up the cabin. That can't be done? Organic criminality isn't profitable? Say it ain't so.
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  208. ​@cass0516 You can have bad trips on different drugs The key is that a depressed or upset person will not be magically not-sad and not-upset and trips magnify those feelings. Also if someone has schizophrenia (even if it hasn't fully reared it's ugly head and made itself apparent), it WILL EMERGE while on psychedelics due to the dissociation.
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  209. ​ @Kr0nicDragon  Gas milage or the inability to be caught by the law on an open road? Man was driving for days and outrunan multiple state and city police. The only reason they even caught him is he decided to hide out near the shoreline on the Florida peninsula.
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  210.  @Nick-b7b9s  Right? To me it sounds like the husband got ahold of her phone, texted him, deleted it, and fully intended to kill him. WHY WASN'T THIS ALLOWED TO BE ARGUED
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  211. I mean there was the time a bunch of guys decapitated a referee because they disagreed with his call. It was a local friendly match without any stakes and the ref was a volunteer.
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  212.  @hossdelgado626  pretty sure - by the audio - the judge and the lawyer squared up and scuffled. My best guess is that the bailiff or sheriffs instantly apprehended the lawyer and the judge came in "winded."
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  213. He really couldn't do much at the moment. She came to talk to a perimeter team. He asked her if she needed anything tho
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  214. I'm in the events and entertainment industry There are public notices on the back of all tickets and passes reserving the right of the promoter or the venue owner to ban the holder from entry or participation in the event, unilaterally, for any legal reason. As long as it's not related to a protected class (sex, race, etc), it's legal to trespass anyone and - at most - they could expect to recover the price of the tickets in actual damages in court.
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  215. He is an airport cop this is like 70% of his job.
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  216.  @friendofp.24  people overlook this particular fact A LOT. I'm 32 now. The internet I grew up with had no supervision- but I reached a point where I grew bored. There were only so many MySpace messages to send, so many statuses to read, and so many hours to troll 4chan before it got dull. I had to personally go out and hunt the best videos on YouTube from whatever 3rd party website talked about it to actually look it up. As an adult, I find it difficult to tear myself away from similar services because they are all based on a system that is constantly digging into my profile, search history, etc to give me more and more reason to return to the service. And that's NOT a good thing. Content being addictive is one thing. A service being addictive is another.
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  217. @Jim Wiley bosses are not more- essential to the labor force than the actual labor done to create the good or service.
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  218. ​@skankhunt3624 You ever been pepper-sprayed? Imma guess "no."
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  219. It sounded like it was that chick's first day I'm not joking lol she even said the county 911 line. I work 911 dispatch. Probably her third call
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  220. Jury: "Not Guilty."
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  221. ​ @arl_wins  I don't think she was bluffing my dude. She ran over random people and then looked the officer in the eye and said "no you don't get it you need to charge me with Murder" The fact of the matter is that you CAN'T COMMIT YOURSELF in the US. You have to pay for that. She probably DID try to commit herself but was given the Catch-22 (this is actually where the phrase came from): "If you were insane, you wouldn't be telling us you were insane. If you are telling us that you are insane because you recognize your insanity, then you are not insane enough to receive treatment." If she didn't tell him "no I ACTUALLY was trying to kill those people I need you to write all this down," she was trying to ensure that she would actually be committed like she needed to be. It's absolutely nuts that people can only get free mental Healthcare in the USA after committing a crime.
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  222.  @StoutProper  because they lived in settlements or traveled in groups. And when those towns were hit with a famine the people without horses just died attempting migration via foot. Are you legitimately this dense regarding logistics?
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  223. Murderers get 100k bonds
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  224.  @magpie7373  "Hey Emperor. I know how you ordered us to maneuver our entire fleet because our Army literally dying by the tens of thousands in prolonged warfare - but do we REALLY have to circumnavigate Africa?"
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  225.  @isaac3140  don't bother. His brain is basically mush if he thinks that 5 people holding 98% of a country's wealth is a great economic system
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  226. Trust me when I say that this isn't a new tactic and the courts have historically been able to see right through that nonsense and awarded civil damages atop the land rights
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  227. Royal Navy Officer training was literally from age 6 to 14
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  228. I mean people show trauma in different ways. I smile a creepy-ass smile when I'. In a tense situation. Others laugh. It's a stress coping mechanism that they don't cover in those "interrogation breakdown" videos because it's easier to say that the person is simply unhinged rather than say "smiling or laughter in the face of fear or stress is sometimes a contradictory reaction to make someone feel better." I've seen people laughing while crying in a breakdown. I'm more concerned with how calm he was while recounting the whole ordeal.
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  229. @Thisismetman  all court documents are available to the public unless suppressed by a judge or law Which is a good thing. We WANT people able to check the validity of law & Order in their society.
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  230.  @americandirt7834  >went off a progressive cliff That's a funny name for "stopped being racist and homophobic."
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  231. @JosephWalker-ip7pd  Yeah but we aren't talking about the nuances of the law. We're talking about community relations between officers if the law and witnesses to a crime And no. They don't have the right now ability to identify the passenger in any vehicle unless they are suspected to have been or be involved in the commission of a crime. None of those qualifies witnesses. I've been in cars with accidents and tickets and never had that stuff ran on me as a passenger. They could have arrested him another day on those warrants. All videos like this do is tell people that they shouldn't cooperate with law enforcement at all, even if it was a homicide, because they may have a warrant. It's clear cut: you either want officers to be able to have an easier time investigating a homicide, or you want less witnesses to come forward to a homicide. Plain and simple.
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  232.  @jessie_sloan  let me put it like this: They went back years in their financial records and did forensic accounting. They went back and did years of messages. They had to subpoena all of that. And there are only two people per case.
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  233. ​@tommys2979 They didn't know he was the only shooter... but yeah they messed up by leaving an unsecured firearm.
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  234.  @scottfrazier8105  I don't know how to say this, but someone who claims that 400+ years of slavery, supression, etc ended once a bill was signed, and who ignores all data gathered regarding systemic racism and generational poverty because they - personally - haven't seen it, that person is racist and perpetuating the racist stereotype that certain racial groups are more volatile and crime- prone, naturally. We watched Michael Brown - an unarmed boy with his hands over his head - get shot to death by a police officer and the racist mob came out in droves with their "thoughts" justifying the killing ... Apparently Fox News was a big proponent of the "more violent" angle when describing why they would have reacted the same way.
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  235. They didn't even bother to swap plates lol
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  236. ​ @joeNotexotic579 dad mode
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  237. That line is the bane of all mankind. You can literally do everything right, play your hand as well as you can, and still lose. That's not defeat. That is life
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  238. ​ @mph5896  the landlord probably prefers the tenets to have a way to get to and from work
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  239. ​ @horny99845  "chemical warfare is the solution to poverty." -a totally sane person
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  240. The clerk didn't demand an arrest iirc. The Sheriff is the one who should have said "yeah we aren't going to punish your 1st Amendment Rights."
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  241. Then build them a cottage
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  242.  @sevenguardians7517  Translation: "I liked him until he started talking about the whole 'treason' thing."
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  243. @BarafuAlbino  It was proven. And that proof was the reason it was ruled in favor of the plaintiffs. AND the proven fact that THEY KNEW ABOUT THE RISKS - but sold it anyways - is why the amount was so large. And it wasn't even "large." Yes, the punishment should fit the crime. Cops can literally take all the money in your wallet and make you go to court on mere "suspicion" to get your money back, but when a corporation is proven and found to have willingly caused such massive casualties, they don't even have to pay the amount they made from causing the damage? How is it punitive if they make a profit from a scam and nobody goes to jail? That's literally what it comes down to, man. Money. A company killed and maimed people for money and - when it is all said and done - made a profit.
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  244. @RoyalFlush7096  a HOLD is not formal, institutionalized help. It's an emergency holding for emergent circumstances. She needs full-time, institutionalized mental Healthcare at this stage.
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  245. Um if he didn't know it was a kidnapping then of course he is gonna worry about an ass messing up the room
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  246. ​​ @kaiserwilhelm1938 ... so instead of everyone being able to use it and enjoy the land, only the owner doesm Fuck that
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  247. #2 "I took criminology" Aight so what's the indication of a highly-accusatory, highly-agitated, and highly-confrontational subject on the scene of an incident?
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  248.  @AeneasGemini  "so the agents should have ignored their duty and walked away? That's cowardly." No. Any coward that works for the government can shoot unarmed women and children and dogs carte blanc. It takes a real man to say "no. I won't follow that order. This whole situation is absolutely ridiculous. I'm calling the Inspector General's office." The Nuremberg Defense has never been legitimate. Only a coward would follow unlawful orders because what MAY happen to themselves over what WILL happen to others.
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  249.  @sydnacious4239  "inflammatory coverage" Dawg only 5 police officers have been convicted for their on-duty murders in the last 10 years while police officers are literally safer and have less operational risk than food delivery personnel. People weren't rioting because of "the media," they are rioting because COPS ARE KILLING UNARMED PEOPLE IN THE HUNDREDS PER YEAR and GETTING AWAY WITH IT.
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  250. @hunneydarling625  It's a cop cam. It's always FTP or Back the Blue. You know which crowd you are talking to if they say stuff like "20 prior charges?!" and forget that sht includes petty misdemeanors and minor traffic/parking infractions which is a $20-200 fine. I'm just not a fan of the twin brother getting dragged because his doppelganger decided to beat a teacher to death. Even if he shares his brother's sociopathic mindset it doesn't mean he has anger issues nor that he is going to act like him. There are plenty of psychopaths and sociopaths out there that use their disorder to manipulate others. They could just as easily be a firefighter who seeks glory and esteem by bold heroics or a CEO who can fire 10k people with the click of a pen. We don't need pre-crime.
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  251. What crime was he committing to get stopped in the first place?
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  252. ​ @shishoka  No. The officers who arrested them being sentenced to death would be "excessive." Them going to jail would be appropriate. But neither will happen, so 8 million should be fine. Btw it is the jury who says the number. 12 men and women from that county agreed that their own police force sucks and that she should be given $8 million.
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  253. ​ @that.ll_do_pig that car has a dashcam built-in. There is a reason the man pled guilty lol
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  254. ​ @briant6669  He did not say "officer safety" he clearly said "because I said so." Meaning that he is not acting in-line with the Mimms ruling
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  255. I mean. It's 50/50 for me. He's gonna be almost 40 years old by the time he is eligible and the parole board isn't going to let him walk it off after then. And if the families don't want him to walk then they can show up and decide to keep him there. He's definitely messed up in the head
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  256. The description that people give again and again of "shallow breathing and gurgling" is actually called "death rattle" because the brain has finally stopped being able to perform it's baseline function of breathing and circulation.
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  257. This guy needs to have his whole license revoked.
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  258. That's why the officer had to step in as a voice of reason. She did it to you. She'll do it to others, too.
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  259. That attorney has the stoicism and poker-face of a champion lolol
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  260. You should consider tagging in and out of these topics with a collaborative partner. Topics this difficult to cover will definitely take a toll on someone. Chill out for a bit, mate.
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  261. Uh. You should have taken them to the VA mate
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  262. @Thierry Parte "race lessons" You mean "Unabridged History of America."
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  263. I love it when a dude standing in front of Ducks who are clearly packed into an enclosed space and who clearly are losing feathers from stress tells me his professional ethics for animal handling.
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  264. No They sound like they are expecting the guy to be on drugs or delusional. Even if someone is just acting crazy, that's still paperwork they have to handle. A murder confession is still documented. If they were bad cops they would have ignored him and gone about their night. How often does someone wave officers down and just say "handcuff me. I annihilated an entire family?" Idk but if it was more than a couple of times it was just likely that the people were high or delusional.
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  265. "Never interrupt your enemy while they are making a mistake" is the most-applicable piece of advice that can apply to any adversarial situation.
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  266. It was the ultimate Unga Bunga tactic in all of history. Q: "We suck at sailing, all of our ships are powered by slaves, and the commander of the force - by election to consul - has literally zero naval experience by mandate of law. Any ideas?" A: "We put a big bridge on the boat, and when they try to strafe our paddles, we just drop it on their deck so they can't escape and board them with fully armed and armored soldiers."
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  267. ​@Bryan-Hensley If a traffic stop begins on a public thoroughfare then it's still treated like it's on the road and they are still able to issue lawful orders for "officer safety" purposes. It works like that or every police chase would have to stop the second someone pulls onto private property. The crime was committed on the road from within the vehicle so the vehicle itself is the scene.
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  268. ​ @Shamino1  You've SEEN how humans talk, right? You're describing redundant syntaxes. It's just how people end up when a script is written by one person and edited by another. Look through all my comments and you'll notice that I'll break up long sentences - much like this one - with dashes to ensure the reader knows that I'm not a crackhead. I just need to reiterate and match the statement with something said earlier or later. Kids do this a lot and people do it a lot less as an adult. You know, like, how Jennifer like LIKES Jim? Not like LIKES but like REALLY LIKES Jim
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  269. "Why did they wait so long?" Because vehicle theft of rental cars is calculated in the rent, not the value of the car. They were waiting for it to accumulate its way to grand theft
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  270. I love being one of those freaks who was born with the inability to be sea sick. I have seen a huge advantage in VR game play because of it.
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  271.  @Discordia5  Because he's not good at this whole "business" thing.
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  272. That is just the general comfort/safe room that they have.
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  273. @jacobott3382  >why do we have to Because a person who is in custody can't go to the ambulance themselves and there's tens of thousands of examples of people dying in police custody while ignoring their medical needs. Stop thinking that cruelty is part of the system
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  274. ​@mitschnel607 The equivalent statement would be "New York and Alabama are the same region." They are the same geopolitical region but they don't share the same variety of wildlife or ecosystems.
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  275.  @taylorcliff6609  Most multi-member LLCs have a CEO structure. I run a small business and know other people with businesses - and have met many CEO positions who are simply unqualified and only hold that position because they bought the most position or contributed the most money to the project.
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  276. @JosephWalker-ip7pd  No, they don't. They ask a witness their name and basic contact info
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  277.  @Mentallysubnormal  "I made a stupid comment and I'm not going to go back on it, even when it's pointed out how stupid the comment was" lol
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  278. I mean I don't carry my ID everywhere with me. What is this, Soviet Russia?
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  279. Right? Travel means to go from one place to another. She doesn't have a contract to use a motor vehicle on the roads. She is perfectly able to buy and use a horse, bicycle, scooter, moped, eyc
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  280. ​ @Jack-c2d8w  "He committed the crime of being too poor and being okay with it."
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  281.  @chrisv9866  you're right. It was WAY BETTER when people were hanging themselves in the head or turning the rifles on themselves during small arms training. This is the bull I'm talking about.
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  282.  @DanO181919  that it's damn hard to drive with broken headlights and windshields. And it's even harder with broken legs Just leave your cellphone at home
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  283.  @Flip11111  31 felonies
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  284.  @raizingkane4240  The sockpuppet troll is calling someone who uses their real name and talents 'wuss' is probably the best example of literary irony
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  285. Man went straight Dad-Mode on em
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  286.  @kylebusc3624  Afghanistan still exists and it wasn't the central axle of all weapon production for an entire Continental region. That's not an exaggeration of the facts, either. Ukraine is literally the top 9f weapons manufacturing in Europe.
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  287.  @vandanhorn77  Okay mate. Give everyone a national ID card from birth that guarantees their right to vote and they can hold onto indefinitely. Until then, you can fuck right off with your Voter ID bullshit - a right is a right that cannot and should not be held behind any paywall or license. ESPECIALLY THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
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  288. The last officer shouldn't have let them go. 100mph through lights is noooot normal. That's a "we're both going down" situation.
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  289. ​@optimusprinceps3526 the hair was a bit excessive. I know I know "she's a criminal who cares" - taxpayers should care, because next time it's gonna be him giving a homeless guy whiplash or something and it'll cost the city. They could have used any number of moves to curb her into compliance that doesn't involve grabbing hair.
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  290.  @horny99845  there was no first resort. The only solution to homelessness is affordable housing. Period.
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  291. ​​ @BillySBC >sees people get shot in the head over road rage all the time I bet you $500 and you editing your comment to say "I'M A BIG DUMB DUMB PLZ IGNORE ME" that not a single person in this guy's jurisdiction has been "shot in the head" over "road rage" in the last 2 years.
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  292. HELLO THERE, YOU! IT'S GURU LARRY AND TONIGHT WE'LL BE TALKING ABOUT FAILED THIEVING TECHNIQUES - AND THE IDIOTS THAT TRIED THEM ooooohyeeeeah transition
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  293. ​ @PBVader  >60% Bro not even that.
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  294.  @JK-vy8vh  I'm the bigot for saying that hundreds of years of racial cleansing and being denied economic mobility doesn't magically make everyone equal? You have such an infantile grasp on reality.
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  295. Imagine you are just living your life, homeless - so, not the greatest - then some crazy chick comes thru with a flamethrower to burn your life up. Jfc
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  296.  @brentamerud2413  I mean an agent of the state demanding someone get out of their car "because I said so" and not the actual legal reason would be the kind of person to arrest someone for nothing
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  297.  @benjamincarlson6994  They can only sue for actual damages AKA the price of the ticket and maybe gas/travel expenses. Unless New York has some special law regulating ticket sales and venue control than every other state (I doubt it. Live Nation makes the rules. Enjoy your monopoly!) There is no legal recourse for the ticket holder outside of seeking award for actual damages.
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  298. Alcohol is who you really are when you don't have inhibitions. He hated that guy.
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  299. ​ @Crowfist nope and distinctly not A channel tried it. I DM'd him personally on social media, and they struck it down. He's extremely pro voice-actor and is leading the charge against the low-effort cop content ai generating bot channels getting demonitized
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  300. He's a billionaire BECAUSE he does this kind of shit lol
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  301.  @marthastewwart  oh. I'm taking it into consideration. My comment was that it was an insulting wage for labor that requires talented skill and contribution
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  302. "Listen to an Schizophrenic's Psychotic Ramblings" doesn't hit as hard
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  303. ​ @suicyco4life666 and how was he being a threat to anyone here? I can't think of anything less threatening than a dude playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere
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  304.  @FlaccidFella  so my take on this is that - at the very least - deadly force needs active agency behind it. It could have gone off on a firefighter or police officer who entered lawfully, or a kid/kids who might have been poking around innocently, or themselves accidentally if it never went off (they completely sealed the room otherwise). We don't want people leaving deathtraps in civilized society. At least the case of the Irishman had people in the building and he could determine that a type of threat was actually present.
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  305. @saagar2002  The perpetrator came into the camp earlier that day with a machete cutting through tents and looking for the victim. It was enough of a fight for other people at the camp to alert the police. When they followed up the first time they just gave him a warning. What you are seeing now is him coming back that same night and slaying the man he was looking for earlier.
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  306. She obviously walked back to her place to drop her drugs off
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  307. That has to be the toughest shit ever because they can't even offer to park it for him. That man was told over CB and said "fuck it" and drove there
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  308. Idk why this is so nuts to people. Being arrested isn't fun or comfortable. I'd rather them loudly complain and be wrong than be quiet and actually get injured by officers. It's an anxiety response from fight or flight.
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  309.  @barrycooper9451  what are you smoking
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  310.  @TastyLifts  get ratio'd
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  311. It's always nothing.
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  312.  Graf von Losinj  No, it's not. Stop being silly.
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  313. Train track on top of a raised hill?
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  314.  @mike95826  I hate this part about Hawaii. I had a photo in Star Advertiser - it was a two-panel showing a beautiful egress to the oceanfront in Kailua, and then 2 feet back from that where some d-bag put up a fence with "NO TRESPASSING" on it
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  315. ​@lpjonnyt Nah they should have charged her with mayhem. It's been a while since I have heard of a fight legitimately ending in mayhem/maiming. It's a felony in every nation with common law. Including the US. See would have been looking at a decade of jail.
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  316. ​ @Jackie_Russell  Let him live his life
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  317.  @HeroOfTheDay16  she becomes belligerent and upset like anyone else would. She wasn't initially agitated. It took a whiiiiiile for her to get agitated.
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  318. No. You can. You just can't outrun radios and be dumb. Dude outran multiple police forces and the only reason he was noticed was because he kept the same damn tags on the car.
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  319.  @shane7646  crypto is a security Did you read what a Security is? It's a large category of goods that crypto will fall under by inevitable action, not merely by regulation.
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  320. Shout out to the genius that let the cruise ship go parallel with the wave and destroyed everything in the ship interior.
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  321. It's 100% reasonable to get the name of the state agent handling your situation.
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  322. ​@c.s.everett1721 >rational cost/benefit analysis Eh what's a couple of dead taxpayers and workers go for nowadays? Nah. Corporate greed is the reason we HAVE TO stack long-ass lines of cars around. We can't have too many train employees or create better, more-safe routes: Let's work them 400 hrs+- per month and not even bother installing a simple switching mechanism (something so simple that a child could build one from m scratch with parts from Radio Shack).
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  323. ​ @keithpierce5686 nope! Until a judge rules someone mentally incompetent, they can legally go in and purchase a firearm! How do we get people judged as mentally incompetent? FROM THE TRIAL FOR THE CRIMES THEY JUST COMMITTED. America is so broken
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  324. It's 2024 she could be putting the info down in her phone to do
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  325. ​ @CubeInspector  Nobody is liable for the other side's fees in America unless a suit was ruled vexatious and wholly without merit. Paying your own attorney fees is literally called the "American System"
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  326.  @zkilla4611  Asking someone with alcohol poisoning to move out of the way is wild af
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  327. @tonyd8936  what was the issue? They were totally incapacitated. Probably dehydrated because people who don't live at the beach don't comprehend that they are having fun in a mini desert and not some backwater lake. You seem dead intent on having people arrested for .checks notes. "being unconscious" for some ridiculous reason? You strike me as a guy who caught a DUI once and now thinks anything that any drunk person does should be subject to the scrutiny you were under for operating a vehicle. The consequences of alcohol poisoning should be getting their stomachs pumped. Not jail. Jail doesn't teach them that they aren't in the wrong, only that the law's only response is to arrest people. It breeds unnecessary animosity towards law enforcement
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  328.  @kayakdog121  Two person verification.
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  329. This Chad is even positively responsive on social media, and is actively advocating for yt to get those content-ripping bot channels demonitized (its not even a human making the edits but a bot making the edits and using different lengths of clips on different channels) One channel had the audacity to try to make an AI voice with his voice and that sh't is what got me to reach out to him. Shut that sh't down quick
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  330. He had an interview where he hit the nail on the head: All the people he talks to that are fanatics have usually experienced some form of emotional trauma that bent them into that extreme belief. It just extrapolates into crazier and crazier beliefs that reinforce one-another. As he said: if I found out one day that someone I knew about was out there eating babies I'd be pretty bummed out too You can usually get to that trauma pretty easily if you let them rant.
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  331. ​ @XemnasKaijin  When anyone can buy a gun without a training course then what do you expect
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  332.  @JC-cv3up  Found the incel
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  333.  @adam-k  you are going to be corrected for a second time: There is no evidence that Egyptians were using Mummies as fertilizer. And, to the contrary: why does a regularly flooding river valley need fertilizer?
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  334. ​ @bobbygetsbanned6049 they probably did and they were probably told to do it or they would find someone that will.
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  335. He was too good for the channel.
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  336. @BadMannerKorea  You never meaningfully answered anyone anyhow. You blamed the vast slew of people not showing up by the millions when most Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and CAN'T DO THAT. This occur the 60s when burger flippers could buy a new car in cash. But you know this! That's why you refuse to continue the conversation lol get effed mate1
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  337. ​@LetsBeCivilShallWe My personal theory is that every SovCit is banking solely on the officers hearing their nonsense and saying "I'm good off this" and leaving them alone - but mainly for petty crimes like no plates or something. I don't know why anyone would expect it to work in an actual legal matter
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  338.  @Primus_Rodimuss  "What's wrong with conning the financially illiterate by lying about the source of your income and building it on a pyramid scheme of desperate people who put fiduciary trust in my advice?" Get therapy dude.
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  339. Because the first thing to go after good judgment is short term memory. They don't even realize that they are doing it. They repeat themselves because it's the core of their discussion that they would otherwise want to be having. The fact that they are hyped up and arguing makes it more-likely to repeat faster. For example: if I was trashed and was trying to say that entire paragraph, what you would end up hearing is "cuz he's drunk. He's drunk. He's just drunk, ya know? Drunk. That's it. He's just drunk." I worked bar security and seen it all.
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  340.  @Goldenretriever-k8m  The Darwin Award always goes to someone putting themselves at great risk doing something seemingly noble for no good reason.
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  341. That's just Capitalism
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  342.  @Nikotheleepic  We know the numbers because the German military was really really really good for keeping metrics. So good that all the paperwork discovered after the fact pointed directly to that number - with true estimates actually being much higher due to the fact that attempts were made to actively destroy records.
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  343. @DeadEye364  I grew up when these were airing and my mom bought DVDs that I used to have on repeat as white noise for the night. I know em by heart and it's still entertaining
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  344. I'm going to guess that the City Attorney's Office weighed in and the rest of the city officials rolled the dice on a bet that: 1) nothing would happen or, 2) the city would win the case via attrition.
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  345. But what crime was he committing?
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  346. I'm going to add that they would have had to use priests to hold people down, regardless if they went into the sacrifice "honorably" or not. Cutting someone's ribcage open is going to involve a bit of involuntary fighting back.
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  347. @janmilligan7805  He's clearly joking around lol the jokes were diminished by the fact the chick tried to run off and hit the guy with a tire iron. When he wasn't going to be "given a break" then he knew he was cooked, so he started joking.
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  348. Eh I'm not going to play Devils Advocate here but I am gonna point out that - as messed up as it may be - we should be grateful that he stuck with animals.
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  349. Eh I'm not going to play Devils Advocate here but I am gonna point out that - as messed up as it may be - we should be grateful that he stuck with animals.
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  350.  @taltamir  It's absurd that the defense was not allowed to argue an alternative explanation to facts in evidence
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  351. ​ @georgeglass3680  "UHHHH HOW DO THE BAD GUYS KEEP GETTING GUNS?!" - Some NRA chuckler who actively voted against regulations
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  352.  @zachburskey8868  Courts have treated all cases involving theft of Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency as a Securities claim. The jurisprudence is set already and the only reason the SEC wouldn't do something would be if it were politically disadvantageous to do so.
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  353. Everyone has an attorney via the State
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  354. ​@ラテちゃん Yeah. Because criminals shouldn't get to run away with the bag they robbed from people
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  355. ​@Grump.y-OldMan Yeah they aren't there to be her babysitter but they are there to keep the peace without escalating the situation any further. If someone is finally exiting the premises after loading all their things up and closing the door then that's just being petty. >property ownership is a civil matter Yeah but officers on a salary are civil servants. They should (and usually do) just let the evicted party rant & ramble their hearts out (as long as they keep packing and don't do other things)
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  356. @AlexGamingConsole  >Manslaughter is a way-less charge than murder Which is exactly why they shouldn't have been given 20 years for an obvious case of Manslaughter. She was jumped in a 1v1. Being jumped isn't fun and dying isn't fun either, but that was the crime that was committed. If this were, say, a 2- or 3- or 5-on-1 fight then yeah I could see murder. I don't know why they were charged with murder
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  357. @captaincapitalism264  It's not irrational to dislike the officer and the way this was handled. If there are 4 people unresponsive and dead to the world it doesn't matter what YOU THINK about it. You call EMS not Police. One of the people had to be physically shaken awake and he didn't even fully wake up he was almost comatose.
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  358. @zkilla4611  I was bar security so let me say this: There was no way these three/four were coherent in the last 20 minutes they were literally unresponsive on the ground. Alcohol is a toxin. And what's worse is that people who have never been to the beach are going to act like these people drank to an extreme excess when they are most-likely some Nebraska locals that have lost a lot of water because they don't know that a beach is a really nice desert.
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  359. @joshjones5172  100% could have been mitigated by just calling EMS
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  360. ​ @Steve.._.  He has to. It's his job.
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  361. ​ @BabaJeez >no political or literary value to the phrase "I eat ass" The political value came the second the officer ordered him to remove the phrase and he cited that he wouldn't because of his First Amendment Right to free speech.
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  362. ... bruh it was petty shoplifting, not murder. Wtf is with the sickos in the comments demanding extra violence towards people for the pettiest shit?
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  363. There's a reason a whole bottle of hydrogen peroxide is 98% water and 2% hydrogen peroxide. Iykyk
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  364. I'm not pro-employer or anti-worker but if a pro-worker employer gives an employee money to reward another worker with a tip for that person's service then the employee is super shitty for pocketing someone else's intended good-will. We're not talking tax write-off amounts to large charities we're talking a tip directly to a low wage worker. Come on how shitty can you get.
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  365.  @RoronoaZoro-ur6hr  that sounds like a lot of compartmentalized racism and misogyny there bud
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  366. I counted at least 5 where the people with the camera on were obviously speeding - one of which literally says that he was speeding with the mph gage. The caption of that video says "I sent the video to his insurance company" lolol they ain't gonna pay you homie you were going 15-20 over the speed limit
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  367. Because using a rifle in an apartment complex is a baaaaaad idea for numerous reasons
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  368.  @europeansovietunion7372  "taxes make people poorer" Not on the wealthiest persons, it doesn't. Taxes shifted onto the wealthiest persons ensures that no success can be had without paying back all those responsible for your success
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  369. Can I just go on record by saying that it still amazes me that 4chan/8chan anon is still so socially influential that they were able to, essentially, troll an entire mass of idiots into a cult via well-choreographed troll-posts.
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  370. All of their complaints have to be reviewed by the federal government - which means this police or Sheriff department messed up BAAAAAD enough to show systemic abuse and corruption and get a judge (a judge, of all people) to suspend their policing powers entirely and place them on their own kind of probation.
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  371.  @robertcorbett9455  and if it wasn't a thief but an emergency worker entering lawfully or a kid/child entering innocently (the KATKO case was an empty derelict house)? I think we can all agree that there should at least be agency behind lethal force. We can't have a civilized society AND Jigsaw Death Traps.
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  372. They aren't being held accountable though. They get their pay and pension regardless of the outcome
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  373. I mean good for you but if the guy has PTSD then he has PTSD. As a veteran I hate people who use as a veteran to excuse bad actions AND to undermine the serious issue of veteran's mental health.
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  374.  @MrEpicness1234  Right? I cracked
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  375. I don't think it was "thanks for calling 911" I think it was Something-County 911 and the recording was garbled. Like Franklin County 811 or Tamkin County 911
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  376.  @Jesusluvz .... this is heartbreaking. I bought it for them for Christmas because there was a sale and my family finally all got computers capable of playing modern games. So we can't even like board the train then rob the occupants while someone takes over the engineer seat and another shoots at any lawmen? Organically. I don't need a special mission to be a badass and do badass shit. I didn't really need that incentive to do it in story mode. Sis and I can't just random coaches, loot them, then get the cart to Emerald Ranch together singing Mac Miller all the way? :( This is the first time I've been sad about a game because those are things I'd just do without a fucking prompt. Like in Story Mode I was happy stealing coaches and getting a bounty in one state so long as I could fence it and get cash for it and eventually pay off the bounty. No mission. Just regular ol racketeering. That is just not in there?
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  377. Wait until you realize that there are people whose religious beliefs are centered around the race of a person.
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  378. They recorded it from much closer. He couldn't use the whole video because YouTube demonitizes everything automatically these days. He's clearly kinda drunk and (we know, but the kids don't) looking for a phone, looking under kid's legs with a snorkel (which is creepy). He doesn't explain himself. Then he tries to say they stole a phone, and they are (acting like) "nice excuse you were just trying to look at her butt underwater pedo" The fact of the matter is that the person who is armed has the obligation to deescelate the situation. You don't get to confront people with aggression and kill them for being confrontational. That's not how this world works and isn't a world we want to live in
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  379. It's called narcissism. It's not "I love let me stab you" - it's "If I can't have you then nobody can"
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  380.  @hesomelo5910  "there's much more" Lol when did the US Army scuttle planes and air-raid prosperous white neighborhoods and reduce them to rubble with no financial backing? When did the US enforce the sterilization of white people en masse and subject them to highly infectious diseases under the guise of a public health research program? Poor fuckin baby have a problem with American History?
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  381. >criminal music Didn't sound like country to me
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  382.  @SimplyHuman186  jay-walkers don't cause crashes. Cars not paying attention to the road and driving too fast do Speed limits on roads account for unforseen stops. Including pedestrians.
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  383.  @jaketheasshole  Bro you believe in a flat earth. You're the definition of sheeple
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  384.  @Crustonymycrack  I have been to Area 51. It's an air base where they test new aircraft and new weapons systems as well as replicating other country's weapons systems off of captured intelligence assets. Thousands of employees cycle in and out and thousands of military personnel personally transfer to and from Groom Lake every day. Saying "we don't know for sure" is just arguing in favor of ignorance as evidence of conspiracy. The reality is that your average person is absolutely ignorant about the scope, scale, and purpose of almost any military installation - including members of the military (unless they are personally stationed there).
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  385. It's a buzz-word at this point. I literally had a discussion today where someone said mask mandates were correlated with socialism and it's ... just ... how can someone be so proudly ignorant and idiotic of something so simple? How? Idk.
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  386. @Subangelis  Actually, no. If someone keeps filling useless or harassing reports or ex-parte motions, the other parties or the court can have them ousted from filing ANYTHING as a vexatious litigant. Like, not even if they were party to a case - they would have to be served to arrive at a courthouse for a date & time, and a lawyer would have to file any responses. VL bans are very specific, though. It has to be one party needlessly suing multiple people with totally unfounded complaints, the same person over and over again, or constantly filing reports over the same issue. It won't happen if you are suing the State itself or public entities as a form of protest.
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  387. That's because "good cops" actively ignore the behavior of bad cops - which is objectively worse than most crimes that they aid in prosecution. There should be no tolerance for officers abusing their position or power.
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  388. @sjbonadonna  Same It's not worth the one day of free food. It really isn't. The peak of the VA's "help" is a couple of months in a homeless shelter and an overburdened medical system designed to get you in and out as fast as possible instead of actual long-term help.
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  389.  @Thelaretus  Only in America is Healthcare a business. Everywhere else it's a public service.
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  390.  @lolly5657  He's literally every HMO and Medical-Industry CEO. He's not "just a character." He has the exact attitude exhibited by every for-profit Healthcare industry. The entirety of his presence contains hints at the real world interference the "free market" has on the Healthcare industry. Buying a cheap chemical compound and upping the price x1000 the second it is found to have some effect against HIV? Done. Coercing doctors into giving favorable reviews for untested medical products without fully advising the side-effects? Done. Rampant opiate abuse? Well, that's House but that is also a serious issue. People talk garbage about House because a "real doctor" wouldn't have gotten away with the things he does. House is a dashing rogue character who regular idiots can root for and through him we regularly receive commentary on the State of the Healthcare Industry as a whole. House started before Obama Care and continued after Obama Care. The only joke we had about it was that House's clinic hours got increased because people could finally afford to go to the doctor. Vogler is absolutey everything wrong with the medical industry. Read up on the Sackler Family. They don't make bridges high enough to string them up from.
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  391. @SOTMead  this was definitely iffy The start of the interaction wasn't hostile or confrontational - she was merely trying to argue why she should be on the plane. It took a looooooooong time during that whole interaction before she became belligerent and it was while she was accepting the second-worst news a flyer can receive on a regular layover commute. I worked security at a bar. This lady was at "No more drinks" level, not "to the sidewalk" level.
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  392. That female officer's face when she confirmed that Elkins was bonded out to the same address had insane Sherlock Holmes energy. Her expression went from "we gotta catch the perpetrator" to "we got her" is instant and poetic.
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  393. ​ @MrJeffcoley1 there shouldn't be private beaches anyhow.
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  394. ​ @A_Ducky he tried to follow them into the restricted area after repeated warning
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  395. That's literally the exact thing these laws want you to do. Use it or lose it.
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  396.  @lazywargaming6752  "a concrete plant hires more people" Lol a private business got the government to do the dirty work and suddenly it's okay because "they hire more people" lol
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  397.  @Ryanlexz  but won the presidency of the United States by a landslide.
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  398.  @bermanmo6237  >does not have to pay for the treatment That's a gross mischaracterization of the situation. NHS said that further treatment would result in undue harm or suffering and that the parents couldn't just keep stringing along their kid's lifeless body for their own sake. They didn't have the money to move him to the US - let alone pay for the treatment in the US. Stop misrepresenting the situations to some kind of political light.
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  399. I mean they could have realistically floated with him until he was too tired to keep swimming. Its not like he is going anywhere
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  400. ​ @Bream243 "here in the fine print it says that you agree to be enslaved so -" How about we just cut out forced arbitration?
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  401. ​ @PeterSedesse how about banks ... not fuck up, then?
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  402.  @coaxialembryo  >use common sense If common sense were enough then it wouldn't have gotten so many people in the first place. Likewise, there us a phenomenon called FOMO that ultimately comes into play.
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  403. @ZooZoo293  Yeah they have asked to search my car multiple times for unrelated stops and one time they came up to my door to ask about a separate incident. It's always the boondocks nowhere Sheriff's that ask to search your car
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  404.  @xblade11230  yeah but humans aren't made to populate the Earth like rabbits. 9 month pregnancy term + 1 to 2 months recovery ~ 1 child per year And that is if the woman survives childbirth without modern medical intervention.
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  405. @fonlai8721  I know that. She shouldn't have even been charged with 1st degree murder though. It's insane. This is literally the crime of Manslaughter, by definition, and the only reason she was charged with murder was because she was talking trash during the fight. I even watched the fight on another yt video and it didn't look any different than any other fight.
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  406. @notyourordinarygran  then it's just a conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor lol. If someone accidentally dies during a fight then it's Manslaughter. You can't commit conspiracy to Manslaughter because Manslaughter is unintentional by definition. Nobody was lured in with the intent of anyone being killed and it wasn't in the commission of a felony so it shouldn't have been charged as felony murder, either. Look. If you fought someone and accidentally killed them, would you like to be charged with murder?
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  407.  @justinablin9852  Uh yeah but so is jogging and breaking a leg.
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  408. "Could a cat inherit millions of dollars?" Nice Aristocats reference. Very subtle.
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  409. @7Lace77  Fr people who have never been this intoxicated can't comprehend a state of such intoxication. Guy probably didn't even remember that the officer woke him up
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  410. @reddragon4482  >acting like a child The Supreme Court clearly ruled that agents of the state - including police officers - must be able to take any criticism or critique or insult without any retribution. Heck the case law for Disorderly Conduct cannot include the police. They are not part of the public - they are agents of the state. You can sit there, say nothing, and give the officer the Finger.
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  411.  @kayakdog121  They were the crime team. They need two person integrity on initial evidence discovery. Two person integrity is how everything works so nobody can argue once person planted anything. This is the highest form of integrity. They use it for top secret documents and files as well. If you have a felony murder then their district may dictate two people need to physically witness the state of the body. Just like almost every district requires a police officer to physically witness a misdemeanor for them to cite a misdemeanor, and a mere video of it without context.
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  412. I was about to conclude that I was psychic
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  413. ​ @Osamabintardin  No he is just the narrator. There is a writing team for these projects and why they aren't getting demonitized like the other low-effort bot channels are
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  414. It can actually be argued anywhere - not just for this case. It's why if you show up for a traffic ticket and the officer who wrote the ticket is not present, you can ask for the case to be dismissed on the grounds of the Sixth Amendment right to face one's accuser. The Prosecution will ask for an extension - which the judge will grant - and after another one or two appearances you can request the case be dismissed on grounds that the State has failed to produce the witness to even proceed.
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  415.  @michaelmurphy6869  I run events for a living and it's almost certainly #3 - they thought the odds were low enough that prize insurance wasn't necessary. Helped coordinate an event for a client that had a reward for a small-chance event. I told them that the event insurance would be cheap enough and the client said "it's nearly impossible. Why do we need insurance?" The answer: Because it's cheaper than paying out and the lawsuit that would follow
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  416. ​ @karenneill9109  Public intoxication requires a person to be around others. It's the same as disturbing the peace. He was in the middle of nowhere, playing in a creek. Not even the officers know why tf they are out there so they said "you got warrants," ... for the camera. They wouldn't have let him out of jail with a warrant.
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  417. ​ @redbloodedamerican3204  They didn't edit the George Floyd arrest. They really sat on his neck for 9 and a half minutes. Three minutes after he stopped struggling at all
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  418. ​ @chrismaddox9884 in the literal trial he is undergoing ya dingus
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  419. Of course not. He shot royalty. You can't shoot royalty
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  420. Never forget: The only legal defense against Libel and Slander is the truth.
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  421. @Safwaan Name me one person who was taxed into poverty. One. You can't because you live in a fucking fantasy world where taxes are unfair to the mega wealthy without even knowing how much in taxes the mega wealthy actually pay. And you don't understand that even a wealthy person paying $1 is receiving less taxes on income than the poor person paying $1 by percentage. The wealthy person is literally giving a lower percentage of the total wealth (0. 01% in this example) than the more-poor person (1% in this example). Your argument is that the wealthy should be taxed less than the poor.
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  422. They should have all been charged with Dueling
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  423. It's not about the ambulance it's about recovering from a brief altercation and time to accept the inevitable.
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  424. I just want to be pedantic for a second: When the gun is empty the person with the device DOES NOT fall behind the rate of fire of someone using a break-action. You can, simply, reload and continue firing at the same rate as a single action without reloading the magazine.
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  425. @No Longer Amused  in the UK and other countries they totally eliminated this issue by saying that all persons may cross uninhabited private land to gain access to public land.
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  426. @ogcatlady  yep but that is a bad thing. If it is worth sentencing someone to death over then it is worth being reviewed by the public.
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  427. This is on his fb with laugh faces
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  428. "If you see something out of place then say something." "Yeah so there's hundreds of pounds of TNT in the vent here..."
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  429. It's because Manslaughter of always charged lower than Murder ... and we want it to be that way, since we want people to try to help others even if they are the victim of gross negligence
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  430. ​ @cooperjb12  >outstanding warrant I think they said that for a camera. How can he have a warrant in 24 hrs that doesn't even make sense. Dude was playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere on public land. I can't think of anything less threatening
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  431. ​ @Libertaro-i2u yeah that is nuts I don't think the warrant exists
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  432. She is being dramatic for someone to intervene and help her. Ironically she could have literally stayed multiple days at the airport until her flight. They literally do not care. An airport is one of the most secure locations in the US
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  433. @EverHeartK98  you can hear one person say that (probably her one friend) but the rest are clearly enjoying the show lol
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  434. ​​@@shama-llamading-dong5370 "SLIPPERY SLOPE" Letting people keep public land for their own exclusive, private use isn't a slope - it's a fucking freefall, because it's going on. If I ever have so much land that they need to force an easement on it and I were to someday be the kind of shitter that wanted to keep public land to myself then I condemn my future self to that easement, knowing full and well the world we live in without it
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  435. They live in another state
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  436. ​@Casey Kelso as a fellow Kelsoe, you should have been able to grasp the definition by context clues alone
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  437. Pellagra? Really? That would have resolved within a single day of eating hospital food
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  438.  @lynth  Modern China is more of an aggressive and expansionist imperial power than the US has been the last 50+ years and to deny that is to deny history.
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  439.  @goaway9977  Yeah because this narrator is precise and he would have said "they stood by and watched the house while a warrant was being acquired" - as he did for every single other time he has detailed such law enforcement action. I just don't like how comfortable the government is getting with their ability to search any property and arrest whoever they feel like. Especially the other person who wasn't involved at all.
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  440.  @StoutProper  Because people with them and lived AWAY from town couldn't do regular business to survive and couldn't use the horse for other activities associated with easy survival.
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  441. That's his job. He's the one writing up the investigation report.
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  442.  @Tugela60  it's a right-to-work state. Contracts cannot force employees to stay at an employer anymore than they can force an employer to retain employees. It turns out conservatives LOVE right-to-work ... until employees start using it.
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  443.  Graf von Losinj  >now nothing but crickets
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  444.  @Adam-st9cd  Yeah. It's not like Germany was taken over by a vocal group of extremists after an orchestrated attack on their legislative branch and the leader used it as an excuse to end democracy. Oh. Wait.
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  445.  @dostagirl9551  Funny how Republican States love right-to-work until the employees start exercising their right to work
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  446.  @Flip11111  Falsifying Business Records for transactions exceeding $100k x 34 and being that orange
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  447. Just a few notes though. The Guard unit was well-informed on the status of the town by the veterans and that's where they both got supplies of rifles from and where them telling him to fuck off came from.
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  448.  @jaketheasshole  the guy with a YouTube channel many years old and barely any attention is calling the other guy with a YouTube channel only one to two years old and millions of views a hack. Being talentless in entertainment literally means that nobody finds you entertaining. You're a clown whose stole audience are the people whom think the shape of the fuckin globe is a 'debate' - the definition of a hack. As if circumnavigation of the planet wasn't something people do for fun and as if Navy personnel don't do so all the time.
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  449. As Jack London would have put it: "The trouble with him was that he was not able to imagine."
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  450.  @arello3112  Don't. Live your life. Hell, go join the French Foreign Legion - at least they won't fight you on your pension years later
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  451.  @realdeal173  We elected a WWE Wrestler and Twitter troll to the highest office in the land. We're 3/4ths there.
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  452. @Kdawg20  I haven't even done time and I know that. It's in every documentary and - tbh - I have friends in low places that actively talked about it. Anyone can say that they are anything behind bars, but the only 100% truth that everyone knows about you are your charges. It's also why they call prison "criminal College" - because Mr. Fast-n-Furious there can literally tell you the circumstances by which he evaded capture AND what got him caught. That's definitely something multiple criminals would want to add to their knowledge base - even if the kid was just lucky.
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  453. I think you skipped over a major part of these awards and their role to the average soldier. People didn't walk around wearing crowns. A person might wear one for a day, or on campaign, or to show off in the city (if it made it that far), but it was considered bad form to keep and wear any crown. What they were literally being given was an item that they could either keep forever or to melt down and use to buy things. The metal awards - especially the golden ones - were their own type of bonus checks.
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  454. @graydi66y  Oh I know. I'm a paralegal. We basically do the lawyers work and they sign off on it. But you can't deny that a majority of the time spent is spent around the focal point of drafting paperwork and making sure all activity is legal and well-cited in the paperwork.
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  455.  @ingevonschneider5100  Also the doctors aren't responsible for things on the supply-end that was obviously fueling the opioid epidemic: Like shipping thousands of orders weekly to a township with around like a couple-hundred people. Imagine if Pablo Escobar was filling orders for thousands of pounds of heroin.
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  456. ​ @mw9537  I did 911 dispatch work and the job is to get as much detail as possible
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  457. That's not how the law works and that's a good thing. If a person is in custody then they literally have zero agency on what they can or can't do. You can't have a system that legally confines and restrains someone's freedom (custody) without giving them access to basic needs that they can't provide themselves (custodian).
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  458. Never again? No Longer? Yes If we treat every accident like murder then nobody will stay to help
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  459.  @NsLHD  I'm gonna screenshot your response and when that bubble hits deflation I'm gonna email you $10k an original, one-of-a-kind image of you eating your own words NFT.
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  460. Why tf would you draw a gun on a guy with a stick
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  461.  @jpb4264  "Only those who possess assets will survive" Until we reappropriate the assets from the 1%.
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  462.  @jacobhargiss3839  the issue was never cost. The UK has more than enough money to cover any medical cost. I mean ffs they own the equipment keeping him alive. "Costs" were never the point of contention in the case. They would merely be denying treatment to a dead person. The issue lay squarely at the feet of whether it's moral and humane to keep an otherwise-lifeless body alive and to run around the world because the person's caretaker just doesn't want to accept their death.
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  463.  @AlanTheBeast100  nah fuck that. The business is the one who has insurance. The lady spent that money and is out all that money because the business owners system is shitty
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  464. My theory is that most SovCit's real goal is to make contact with them as tedious and annoying as possible in hopes that the police ignore their presence. I literally can't fathom any other end-goal for their madness
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  465. ​ @mrw1208 that's an indication that a practice is ridiculous and prejudicial against the common man, not that the practice should remain legal.
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  466.  @ganvalexposure2163  it's almost as if cryptocurrency is a pyramid scheme
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  467. @Akshay Natu I like how the answer is always "but the rest of that country sucks" instead of "we should take the one good thing that country has and make it work here."
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  468.  @naughtyskywalker9292  >based on suspicion Based on suspicion, the cops discarded all descriptions of the suspect and decided that a random dude was suspicious.
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  469. ​ @totallydomestic433 this is absolutely funny when you consider how many people his company killed via denying them coverage (and therefore denying them supply) of lifesaving care. His K/D ratio is still insane
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  470. All of their complaints have to be reviewed by the federal government - which means this police or Sheriff department messed up BAAAAAD enough to show systemic abuse and corruption and get a judge to suspend their policing powers entirely
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  471. ​ @WashingtonStateStyleDoorDash  You're nuts. The owner is whoever the dogs are associated and living with. If they caught their own food and came back to him every night, would they be nobody's dogs? Room-temp-IQ take
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  472.  @crystalgardner7277  Lots of resort security is bs and calls the cops for anything and everything.
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  473. ​ @LoveYouLove1986  They took it down It was his voice as an AI I literally alerted him to our and the channel was gone
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  474. ​@JayQuan007 It's not. He's a voice actor and extremely pro-voice-actor I'm not giving you guys his public page social but there is enough info to get it. Guy is a Giga Chad for responsiveness to fans and people reporting stolen content
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  475. I don't think the cat cares.
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  476. ​@ScottyPimpinATL Look mate I'm usually on your side about cops being extra during traffic stops for no reason, but the guy had tinted windows and didn't stop. He even stated that the point of his non-compliance was to be arrested... He could have literally told the officer to arrest him for speeding tho. No need to have a standoff. Do police unnecessarily escalate things from time to time? Yeah. This was NOT one of those situations. This was all stupid and unnecessary. He could have FULLY rolled down his window and at least they had space to move up for a conversation or something (especially old boy with the rifle trained on him).
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  477. Imagine spending weeks researching a murder of one of your friends but not a single second of effort in your alibi. Like. This is 2006. You didn't even bother going to the school library to double up on the movie synopsis or checking the theater number? Or even swinging by the ticket booth to see who was selling the tickets from the parking lot?
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  478.  @potato4481  WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF THE POOR STOCKHOLDERS
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  479. "Let me tell you something" with a drunken slur is always the best part of the conversation. You're either going to give me a hard-hitting fact or you are going to be a babbling buffoon and I have no idea which but I'm ready for the best rant of all time. Give it to me, drunk dude!
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  480. ​ @chrismaddox9884 what part of the constitution does that? Article and Subsection plz
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  481. @Safwaan "but not too much -" You don't even know what the effective corporate tax rate is right now, do you? Lol
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  482.  @StoutProper  You pick a hand as a shield and that is your shield hand. You cannot throw blows with the shield hand. So yes. You can reposition yourself however you like but you are limited by what arm you can strike with. You can swap up all you like but they know which hand the strike is coming from - which makes it unique from most Martial Arts. You can kick ... but this specific form of fighting is not conducive for kicks. They can't swap stances to strike with their shield hand so a kick can't be followed up with a strike without unreasonable foot placement for the setup. Or you could have been born with Bruce Lee's leg speed and can pull back into position before they can react. Just remember though that there are no points - it's first to the ground loses. Period.
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  483. I mean the cop was pretty dumb by not expecting this situation. He literally pointed the crown on his hand and the totality of the circumstances should have alerted him to the fact that he had a bona-fide Latin King pulled over. This was always going to end in a shootout. He has no license, probably has priors, and has zero loss of composure where everyone else would be panicking. He was waiting for the officer to either leave him alone out of fear or to bang his way out of the situation.
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  484.  @TalesStahl  the book was the Bartimaeus Trilogy. Wizards are real and they control demons by the use of complex orders and ritual to confine their mayhem. Bartimaeus the Djinn was a consultant of Ptolomy (the guy who made the first astrological chart) so he had seen the obelisks and - while on orders to steal an artifact - he noted that it was funny how the museum he was now stealing from was full of clearly-stolen items. I think the joke was something like "They could have made a copy of it, here, for much less - but I guess stealing it made for a better story."
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  485. ​@ghoogoob06 >apologize and they let you go That literally never happens. Once you are arrested then you are arrested. They can detain and release you - but no. Apologies don't help. In fact, an apology is a verbal admission of criminal activity.
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  486. ​ @christinaoh7022  You can see the evidence for any public trial (in photograph form) and other statements in the case file. It would only be withheld by incompetence or judgement of the court at the time.
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  487. @paigeanguish6216  They generally can't until a certain age and even then it has to be about criminal activity towards the child itself. Many many states have rules against questioning children without consent - especially if the parent is in their presence to revoke that consent (which she could do immediately).
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  488. ​ @BadMannerKorea  You are all over these videos and comments, bruv. This isn't the first time I saw your airhead commentary. The truth is that you can't change it unless you change the system. Lobbying ensures that no matter who you vote for, the insurance companies win.
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  489. @BadMannerKorea  Lobbying in the US is considered Bribery in the rest of the world.
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  490. @BadMannerKorea  "You can't compare the United States to better countries that have better systems of government! That would undermine my entire debate-bro argument!!!"
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  491. @cnhamilton1982  No no no. I'm not only sure that it HAS HAPPENED but I'm sure that most people - including officers - respond to the extremely unhinged with a very firm "I'm good." I lived by a sovcit and seen it lol crazy lady literally had no tags and sovcit bs on her windows and they only cited her for parking. She always drove that mfer too! You only see them on YT when they are breaking glass and pulling people out of the car. I'm willing to bet that an officer realizes that they are dealing with a crazy person and decides to let it slide. I'm not saying it always works but there has to be some mental "not today I'm so good off that" with sovcits and non-violent offense tickets
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  492. Why did the officer need to draw their gun tho? This is bad police work. You learn how to beat people swinging sticks around on the playground.
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  493. This isn't for going to the range or being out and about. This is the first 3 minutes of the video
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  494. ​ @etherealicer >stolen from a car That's a funny way of saying "illegaly fenced off"
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  495.  @madlad4206  ? I work in the music industry. I'm still waiting for you to tell me how many people you can serve made-to-order meals for in 90 seconds or less. Is the answer zero? It's okay if you don't have the skills to handle fast food. 😉
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  496.  @madlad4206  That's a lot of words to say "fast food was hard and tedious so I quit." I reiterate: Right now, how many people can you service food to in under 90 seconds? Because that is the servicable skillset being paid for. And if you CAN do it so easily then why do you ever eat fast food?
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  497.  @mitchellmelton5132  Stop being a melon
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  498. ​ @linuxguy1199 scalpers are people who thought Ed Edd n Eddy was a business ethics course
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  499. He's not going to compromise the integrity of a mechanical system by exposing the weapon to extreme heat or cold. Sand/mud interferes with movement within the mechanical system. Heat and cold compromise the mechanical system itself.
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  500.  @rogerremian2860  >don't want to work for it Dawg the entire video is about how truckers aren't making that much money after being expensed to fuckin death
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  501.  Ave  Aye he was mad but he was also the idiot who placed a "pick up later in the day" order that he didn't check that it was made right beforehand. I've got a killer allergy and I'm telling you right now the first thing I say when I go anywhere is "please tell them that I have an allergy" and I double up on the comment before I eat it. Why? Because I'm not a tool and I don't want to die. He didn't check his kid's food for a common substance that he knew was at this place and could have easily been overlooked and it caused his son to go to the hospital.
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  502.  @sighduck9789  as someone with a deadly allergy I can't imagine this level of total fucking ignorance on this dude. He didn't even taste test it first before giving it to his son! He didn't have an epipen! He didn't reinforce the order's lack of nuts upon pickup! He placed a pre-order where he wouldn't be there to tell the people making it the info! Gaaaah He broke every rule in the book.
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  503. "34" Bro drugs age you fast but not that fast
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  504. They can't question a child without the parents permission. That's an easy way to get charges tossed
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  505. They are acting like that BECAUSE they are being recorded. It's okay. The prosecution will edit out the crying and moping so the jury doesn't see it.
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  506.  @270Winchester  I did it all the time as a kid on my bike. When I got my first car I thought "this is a great idea" then on a slowee run I felt the inertial lift ("weightless") from the suspension leaving the ground. It took me an eternity to stop and I nearly overcorrected straight into a ditch - so I decided that maybe a fully loaded 1989 Oldsmobile wasn't the best car for doing aerials. Then I moved. Glad to see that other people know about the "train hillside" stunt jump though. Lolol.
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  507.  @coldlakealta4043  How do you know it's a luxury car?
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  508. ​ @crjcrj8443 >did not stop when told to do so If a cop tells you to stop doing something you are lawfully allowed to do, it doesn't become unlawful.
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  509. That's typically what will happen if an officer instigated the detention of a citizen for no actual crime
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  510. @MichelleJ1822  then nobody will stop to help anyone or report accidents at all... Dawg if you were hiking, stepped on some loose earth, and caused your hiking buddy to fall to their likely-death, why would you call for help if it would be treated like murder? If someone punches you, and you punch them back so hard that they drop immediately, why would you call for help knowing that you could be charged for murder? That is why we have Manslaughter as a charge. Accidental death by negligence or oversight is not murder.
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  511. It's a cultural thing. Many other countries it's custom for people to wave down vehicles and get a ride to the police station. In places where there are freeways with strict regulations, you don't see it, but places where everything is just a highway people can just be signaling for help They are from India. They don't know these customs.
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  512. I've taken it as EITHER a person is legitimately listing issues they have so that it can make communication better and less-hostile, OR a series of excuses they are about to make for being absolutely insufferable. At least she came with the disclaimer up-front
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  513.  @TheMoistGrapefruit  and the Irish
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  514. ​ @Nickle314 Then the Insurance company will still say "we deny you because you had a disease that wasn't even known about at the time."
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  515. She is clearly on medication already. She is in Prozac Zombie mode
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  516. "I'm not going to show those clips because of how fast and loose he's playing with the legal system here." Tell that YouTube guy's lawyer to clip this segment and file it as evidence that it is a SLAPP suit.
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  517.  @mollymaciulla1917  >Criminalized bail funds I'm originally from Alabama so it is of absolutely zero surprise that the State infamous for jailing King would be the state that wants to end the exact system that kept him out of jail for organizing. The young and bright cannot thrive in Alabama. It's absolutely impossible. If I could have fled the State where my parents and grandparents prohibited my siblings from dating outside their race any sooner than 18, I would have in a fuckin heartbeat.
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  518. ​ @everettsgoldenduo4999 how about Insurance companies stop creating clauses where they don't have to pay for a service that drivers are FORCED to have?
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  519. @corvus8638  they do want you to drink they just don't want people to be belligerent, hostile, or unruly on-board - which is why they have an extremely subjective "too drunk to fly" rule. I've seen a lot of these interactions with drunk passengers being confrontational with the flight attendants and this is literally the most-conserved one I've seen in my entire life. They are usually falling over themselves or yelling at the top of their lungs or being outright hostile from the start. This one didn't get hostile until they were actually being ejected from the airport.
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  520. Eh. Not quite. Even in smaller groups you will observe the tendency of persons to synchronize their pace, as the natural tendency is for people in a group to walk at a similar rate and converse. What is extremely interesting is that persons whom have been drilled in marching will naturally trend towards synchronized steps with total strangers without any inherit knowledge or explicit intent.
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  521. @MT57  >implying that I haven't flown beside a drunk person before Bwahahaha you would have been fine by her. At MOST, she would have been mildly annoying until she fell asleep. She wasn't incoherent. She wasn't stumbling. She wasn't agitated or aggressive until faaaaaar after the encounter began (which tracks with removing almost any drunk person from nearly anywhere). You have probably sat by a person in her state in a bar hundreds of times throughout your life and not given a damn.
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  522. You literally used pronouns in your sentence my guy. Telling on yourself?
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  523. Believe it or not, it's actually hard to get in trouble in prison. The things you aren't supposed to have aren't available to you. Keep your mouth shut and your eyes to yourself and you'll go by relatively unbothered
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  524. ​ @Nicole-kc1vx  "What if he downed?" You mean like people do every day in water much deeper? If the guy is in the middle of nowhere and playing in the creek what's the damn issue?
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  525.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  because it isn't stealing lol How long does something need to be abandoned before it's not yours anymore? If you left a briefcase full of cash just laying around WORTH MORE than this property, you don't get 20 years to claim it. You get 180 days, max. You want a world where anyone can come back and cry at any time that something once-abandoned is now "stolen" - even when that term is literally 1/10th to 1/4th a human lifespan. That's called "being inattentive" and "abandoning" the property.
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  526. @RhumpleOriginal  I do bar security and break up fights all the time lol handling people who are incapacitated or in custody by the hair is extra injury and risky. There were other officers on-site and more inbound. Hair-yanking to obtain compliance is a liability concern and a humanity concern. There are ways to do stuff that don't induce excessive harm to the person you have under your control and he has been trained in them all. He just decided to manhandle a person by their hair. It's like you don't choke someone for compliance and you don't throw someone who is cuffed to the ground on their face. If you watch other videos you will literally see officers in worse situations actually doing things they were trained to do. You will rarely see anyone being handled by their hair. The fact that you see it as acceptable and okay is indicative of your attitude towards persons in custody and unable to defend themselves. Period.
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  527. @protoman1214  Cool and if you died while in custody before the paperwork is done?
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  528. ​ @Garth-bd3pu  Eluding/Fleeing has always been a slap on the wrist unless you commit a felony while doing so (see: speeds 20mph over, weaving in and out of traffic, causing a crash, fleeing from a crash, etc). It's a general bootstrap charge that is usually a mild add-on to the original charge.
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  529. Lol like insurance companies care about PR? Before Obamacare, insurance companies tried to deny my grandfather his medical treatment in account of a preexisting condition that DID NOT EXIST IN MEDICAL BOOKS when he got the coverage. Insurance is a racket.
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  530. ​ @LubomirGeorgiev  Because they want to try to diffuse the situation. They are right: she wasn't doing anything illegal, specifically, and the first two times she was somewhere she was allowed to be. She wasn't threatening people. She wasn't yelling at people who didn't want to be yelled at, she was just in a psychotic state and couldn't stop yelling. She isn't an actual threat to anyone. Why should they try to escalate a situation?
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  531.  @carlosandleon  and what if it was a kid poking around the old abandoned house or a police officer/firefighter entering lawfully in an emergency? If we are going to have lethal force in society we should at least have active agency over the use of lethal force, not death traps.
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  532. And the cars and the house and all the rest of the stuff "grandma" said that she was signing over to her
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  533. @furious_melons674  The solution to homelessness is housing.
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  534. ​@desperate need of scotch then you have no need to fear adverse possession. Adverse possession is LITERALLY FOR unattended property
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  535. ​ @domfer2540 >more than they are worth. $5 an hour This mfer thinks people should have less value than a parking spot.
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  536.  @binah7744  I think my favorite story was a Navy Ensign being jealous of a Navy Medical Corpsman for being called "Doc" after a few weeks of training when he had to go through years of school to be certified "doctor."
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  537. @victorchaos6608  yeah but battery is a misdemeanor and accidentally killing someone is still Manslaughter. They didn't lure her there explicitly to kill her. They were jumping her. And this is usually how people get jumped all the time.
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  538. @RonLumbar  Every fight is a fight of defense and attack. The initial aggressor is still committing the Crime of Battery, which isn't a felony and cannot be ruled as felony murder. They did not beat her until she was unresponsive. They did not pass a point where anyone else would say they went to the point of permanent disability, maiming, or otherwise excessive to the point of death at the time. If they set her up to be robbed or conspired to murder her? Yeah, sure. But HAD SHE SURVIVED what would the charges be? Assault & Battery. Felony Battery if it maimed her in some way. Accidental death in commission of a misdemeanor is Manslaughter.
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  539.  @naughtyskywalker9292  >No one has the right to deny checks or suspicion The 4th & 5th Amendment disagrees with you.
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  540. You know what's nuts? She can do that legally and he was letting her do that. He gave her soooooo many opportunities to drop her bs she even committed multiple crimes in his face. That officer wanted the stop to be over more than she did but she kept going on
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  541. @redhothchilipeppers6299  Statute laws are mandatory enforced because of how easy it would be to otherwise get out of. It's called statutory r*pe because anyone can say "they told me they were old enough" or "they looked old enough." In this case, everyone would say "I didn't know it was counterfeit" when they are caught passing counterfeit currency. To be fair! Most authorities in most places just use this as leverage to have you point them in the right direction of where you received the bill (So that they may eventually find the source of the fake bills), but it HAS TO BE statutory for that to work as well. The liability of fake money passing into circulation is considered an existential threat to the nation itself, just like the liability of a man preying on children is considered an existential threat to children themselves.
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  542.  @nickburns8096  "I have a brain and I'm smart and you are all sheep" Yes. We all know the surest sign of intelligence is the smart person saying how smart they are and how others aren't smart because they don't agree with him. Gtfo
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  543. ​@niyablake They can't in Florida. They can eternally lien it but they can't sell it from beneath his feet. If he pays his property tax, then he will be able to live there until he dies and then the city will take the house and the rest of his estate on lien.
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  544. I mean it's a half-true statement. They are traveling by driving. You have all the right in the world to travel any public road you have access to ... but not to operate a car on it. You could get a horse and do just fine.
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  545. It's just that you encounter more people. The craziness is pretty standard
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  546. ​ @Lugnut64052  Intent. This wasn't an organized criminal act where risks were assumed by all parties, but a spontaneous interaction that turned violent. You're going to find out that he could have "finished" the officer, but didn't, and that the passenger didn't want to be involved in any of the drivers shenanigans or antics. There is a gulf of difference between incidental interactions and planned crimes because the US legal system is set up to punish behavior based on severity and we very much prefer incidents where a person spontaneously acts and gets caught rather than a carefully planned, by-the-numbers crime that expects people to die and is harder to catch later-on. Ex. Bank Robbers will always get more time for using a gun than just handing a note, because - while we don't want any bank robbers - we still prefer they be unarmed and small robberies rather than loud and dangerous heists.
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  547. @tonyd8936  >Hospitality staff shouldn't have to deal with drunk people You're right. But they should have to deal with passed out or incapacitated persons with emergency medical intervention, not the police. That's why they have all those CPR and safety classes.
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  548. You guys left out the most horrific part: It WASN'T "later" when they found out about the fire. It was during and throughout his last years before execution. Rick Perry ignored all of it and sentenced an innocent man to death anyways. To this day he says he's glad to have executed him.
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  549.  @BabaJeez  you can't make free speech into "obscenity" by merely stating that the speech offended you. There.
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  550.  @xenaguy01  It's not forgiveness. It's addressing that the State took custody of someone, and the result of the State's custody was permanent maiming. If someone can't post bond and the trial takes longer then the crime, a judge will find the person guilty, still, but will release them on Time Served. If you haven't seen her photos - look it up. She will be like that for the rest of her life.
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  551. @x.mono.x4011  No. It's legal in many states to abandon your children to the state by surrendering them to a fire department or church or other designated safe shelter.
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  552.  @thetruth777 ? He's begging for money for medical expenses. This isn't a problem anywhere else on the planet.
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  553. ​@Reginald_Harrison Because they aren't mostly at fault lol there is driving recklessly and then there is deliberately causing a wreck and fleeing the scene.
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  554. @SouthernAndMouthy  I'm not condoning it. I'm explaining it. Just like I could explain why a mobster would break someone's hand to get money (despite breaking someone's hand making it harder to get money to pay the mobster). And writing down a murder admission is tedious. Even if there was no murder it would be something that they would have to sink time into investigating while going through the whole process over a false report on the person. I should have said "yeah they are getting out of their warm car for some seemingly-nonsense in the snow."
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  555. ​ @nilobeebee  That's just how the evidence process goes. The first people to arrive on the scene and document it have to individually case all the witnesses multiple times to see if the story changes or to compare eyewitness accounts to each other AND the evidence. This process is also why the movie/TV cliche "I know you have told this to a lot of officers already, but I need you to tell me about it one more time" line exists. The first contact and interviewing witnesses is 90% of police paperwork. He was just stating what the person said, not that he believed him in the slightest.
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  556.  @lucasmartinez5703  No way he had a warrant or they wouldn't have let him out of jail that's not how it works. You can't be resisting an illegal detention. They need reasonable suspicion a crime was or is about to be committed and a guy playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere isn't a crime lol
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  557. They were determined to have injury
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  558. @Silent_Shadow  Watch enough EWU and you will see that the experts contradict other episodes diagnosis of body language "He stopped moving. This is a fear response." "He is bouncing his foot. This is indication of nervousness"
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  559. YOOO THAT IS THE PULP FICTION SET YOOOOOO
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  560.  @mrs.garcia6978  nope. She has been in rehab and only rehab.
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  561. Wtf you mean we have made waaaay more efficient motors in the last 100 years. Are you smoking something?
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  562. @DevilOnlyKnitsLace  I know that. It's just a matter of the ordeal of sentencing. You will always get less time for setting an empty building on fire than setting a person on fire. It's not that arson isn't bad against buildings, but the statutory limitations on property Take this for instance: in 2015, I was driving my car and there was a bunch of people having a nerf fight at night in the road. They parted for me, of course, but when I started driving one of the person's dog ran out in front of my car and I ran it over. They were understandably furious and the guy tried to punch my window and there were like 10 of them and they'd been drinking, so I fled the scene while calling 911. The police got to me before the other people - who had piled into a jeep to hunt me down - got to me. I paid for the dog's funeral. I felt bad for the guy who lost his pup. I have my own. But if they weren't considered property, then I'd have been looking at jail for fleeing the scene and animal abuse (if weighed like a human being) and all the charges that came with that instead of the civil agreement where I paid the man $250 for cremation. Of course abusing animals by choice is horrific - but there is good reason why they are legally treated as personal property than as persons.
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  563. @Safwaan "rich people discriminated against" My dude doesn't know how discrimination works and thinks that paying an equitable share of taxes is somehow "unfair." $1 from the man who has $100 is less a contribution than $1 from the man who has $1000 and $1 from the man who has $10,000. Conservatives are bad at math.
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  564. ​ @manicmartyr69  >can't judge all on the actions of a few Bro in the 80s 2 poisoned pills in pill bottles forced the entire industry to shift to safety measures to prevent poisoned medicine from being put into pill bottles We need the same intolerance for police work
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  565. "Pedestrian" Narrator needs to learn what pedestrian means
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  566.  @richardperkins2512  "The smart thing to do would be to let the oppressors win." They are Ukraine, not France.
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  567. LA is expensive because all of the marketing, media, sponsorship, and entertainment talent exist in close proximity. You can't be booked for an advertisement shoot on the spot and can't schedule live collaborations nor make professional connections with other major media if you're in the middle of Nowhere, Montana. You can only get someone's agent on the phone if you have someone's agent's phone number. And no: you aren't getting that from hitting their emails and such. You get that via introduction.
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  568. The only reason he's eligible for parole is that it's against federal law to sentence children (under 18) to any form of Death Penalty - including life in prison w/o parole. It doesn't mean that he will get out (antisocial people rarely do) but it's why he got the sentence he received. Either kids are adults and capable of making life-changing decisions or they aren't. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
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  569. Lemme guess: You live in the boondocks and your only experience with different people is online and when you pay the Indian running the only gas station for your box of Newports?
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  570. "It smells like weed" is universal code for "I am giving myself a reason to search your vehicle." Most legal states don't allow officers to use that as an excuse anymore. Because it smells the same whether smoked or open.
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  571. @blondinizer4057  If you don't think tens of thousands of people have died in police custody since the founding of our nation then boy howdy wait until you hear how they treated slaves
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  572. I really hope that this "revisit" of the decision is not to conflict it, but to solidify it in case law against the impunity of qualified immunity.
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  573.  @mickbierbaum1302  I believe that Adam Smith's founding document of 'supply and demand' and 'the invisible hand of market' has an entire chapter dedicated to saying that people with unused land should have that land returned to the common usage of man until it's actually being used and demonstrates on a supply/demand curve why hoarding land is basically feudalism with extra steps.
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  574. ​ @jcadult101  1) He can absolutely initiate a stop based upon suspected cell phone use based on the statutes as-written, 2) the judge started off on a tantrum before the officer could investigate, and 3) he can still hand him a citation without any prior investigation and make him show up for court. Thank qualified immunity.
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  575. Right? Not even a vintage beetle- the 2010s crap-boxes
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  576. ​ @VeilStar  She knows it because the detective told her.
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  577. ​ @solidmoon8266  if a car is abandoned long enough then YEAH THAT'S EXACTLY HOW IT WORKS Jesus H Christ what is with these idiotic takes
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  578.  @jonsmith8924  you guys are insane. It's nothing to do with woke and everything to do with marketing companies putting phrases that YouTube has to put into their bots to filter for Monetization
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  579. The first rule of a competent driver is to keep the rubber attached to the road.
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  580.  @loganaurora  I call bullshit. What book was used for the basis of your curriculum?
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  581. @BadMannerKorea  "I think billion dollar companies buying politicians is a good thing."
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  582. @BadMannerKorea  This just in: Debate-bro leaves conversation when the conversation isn't going his way! Details at 11.
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  583. The only thing I would advise when putting a watermark on product images is to PUT THE DATE under the name.
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  584.  @madlad4206  how many people can you have a made-to-order-meal for in 90 seconds? I eagerly await your response
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  585. @williamoneal2858  The 6 years I served was great training for the homelessness when it was all over.
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  586.  @MajesticDemonLord  >a vehicle is no less a lethal weapon than a firearm Dummy alert lol. A vehicle has more utility than killing someone with a firearm and a firearm is MORE EFFICIENT than killing someone with a vehicle. Not to mention that a vehicle requires a License and Insurance and their sales are actively tracked by every state and transactions traced by a central agency allowed to use computers (the ATF cannot use any computers). Jesus if firearm laws were as strict as vehicle laws then you might have had an air of authenticity in that statement but you really whiffed the whole post.
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  587.  @MajesticDemonLord  "in some cases a firearm is just as good a tool as a vehicle" - but not for killing anything or anyone. It will never be a more effective method for killing something and a firearm will never have a utility that does not involve killing another creature.
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  588.  @JaKingScomez  this whole ordeal is upsetting. I just want to do hoodlum shit with my friends and family. Is that asking too much? Can't even properly pick fights. It's all emotes. Ugh
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  589. >the domain has since been purchased and contains very different content "Content" Oh Brew
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  590.  @ronjones-6977  at least they have a non-profit motive and can be swayed by election. The literal structure of insurance agencies is to take as much money as possible and deny every claim possible.
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  591. #43 is literally one guy getting pissy b/c he is driving >45 mph on a rainy side-road and hit the old lady. Some of these mofos aren't going to like it when the insurance company doesn't pay b/c they thought toggling the mph reading on the gage display means that the insurance company won't know your speed. They can literally break out a ruler and do a math problem with one of the signs (and they WILL do it) to keep from comping you.
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  592.  @Vilexxica  issa joke Being asexual doesn't eschew them from a sense of humor and clever wordplay bruh Get that through your dome
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  593.  @rogerremian2860  after expenses, has gas, servicing your vehicle? Come on. Gross profits are not profits. Net profits are profits
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  594.  @lynth  Hitler was pretty popular among all polled Germans and Nazis. Being universally popular is not an indication of democracy - it's an indication of autocracy and people not being able to bitch to the people in charge, ergo no dissent to quantify. Also, removing term limits is Autocracy 101 (see China's President) because Autocrats know that they won't be removed from office and the only thing keeping them from running shit until they die is a rule designed to keep people from holding onto power in-perpetuity.
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  595.  @bonkrood4629  >minimum wage workers >slacking off and cutting corners Lol bruh have you never worked in food service before?
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  596. To be fair: She was in cuffs BEFORE they found out about her having warrants.
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  597.  @Kraken9911 -a guy who wants the death penalty for GTA
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  598. >cameras in every kid's room That's dystopian and weird yo. Like. Really really really effen weird.
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  599.  @hesomelo5910  Conservative, Right- Wing Extremism gave us shitty Healthcare, mega-billionaires, QAnon, and Jim Crow laws. Liberal, Left-Wing Extremism gave us weekends, 40 hr work weeks, gay marriage, and integrated society. Only an idiot would compare them both as "the problem."
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  600. This aged well
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  601. You are still liable for copying a piece of work word-for-word, even if you did it entirely by hand and completely from memory. The issue is that the use of the work must be transformative in some measure from the original work. ChatGPT is not transforming anything and has no agency - it is literally copying the work of others and rearranging it. This is why checks for AI text results work: an AI that regurgitates parts of information into a collage can tell when another work is, itself, a regurgitated collage of said info.
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  602.  @jackson4672  Dishonorable discharge is a guarantee of a life worse than death. There's no federal statute requiring someone to identify themselves as a convicted felon to anyone outside of regulated circumstances. There is a federal statute (from derivative case law) requiring Dishonorable Discharge to be made known to anyone who inquires. Misidentifying your form of discharge is considered fraudulent representation of military documentation for personal enrichment or gain on the federal level.
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  603.  @jordanwiser4192  the Good Guys with Guns are the ones supplying the Bad Guys without Guns their Guns my guy
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  604. This dude needs mental Healthcare.
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  605. ​@Tonykid7 It's assault and the crime of Assault exists solely because we have a civil society and doing something that would otherwise provoke a physical altercation needs to be codified. Aka you can't duel anymore but people can't legally almost-hit you and get you charged with a crime for responding.
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  606. ​ @ww-xj9pi  No you let him pack up. You're acting as if empathy has no place in society and that being too poor is a crime. Jesus some of you guys have room-temp-IQ takes
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  607.  @nowlwane9623  "the poor just solve their own mental issues or die" Now I know FOR A FACT that you come from a space of privilege. They DO HAVE a social safety net for mental issues ... mostly in cities! And 'fix it yourself' like what kind of Dr Dolittle bullshit is "just fix your own mental illness" like delusions of grandeur, ADHD, PTSD, autism, depression, psychosis give a damn about how much you want to be better. And the inherent idiocy: "You can just build a cabin in the mountains and be homeless" Lol Bruh okay man why don't you give that idea a shot - you can find out all about squatters rights and the 100 years of case law keep that shit from happening. Like your whole statement is just sand- blasted with arguments straight from ignorance regarding subjects as basic as INCOME, RENT, and LAND RIGHTS.
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  608.  @dmandork  Dawg you clearly have no concept of CRT. CRT does not say that anyone is directly "oppressive" but that THERE WAS SO MUCH OPPRESSION for SO LONG that it is STILL PRESENT WITHIN SYSTEMS AND INSTITUTIONS. And if you don't understand how 300+ years of institutionalized racism (like every major city and even non-major cities specifically AND DELIBERATELY destroyed minority housing and subdivisions to build interstates, without just compensation. The US firebombed the only location in the US where every minority with means had coalesced to invest in property - Tulsa - destroying GENERATIONS of gradual wealth gain). The only motherfuckers saying CRT makes "white people" active oppressors are Right Wing Pundits who spin systemic oppression as an indictment of all "white people." And only idiots who think that there is no more racism "because it was banned" would be dumb enough to believe it instead of actually reading the material for themselves. You don't know jack shit about CRT or race relations. You couldn't even tell me a single tenant of CRT.
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  609. Worshiping the police gets us room temp IQ takes like this
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  610. I'll tell you exactly why: Lopsided business transactions and the very writing of the law. I took a look over the case and the arguments that Steve didn't go into extreme detail on. 1) Lopsided Business Transactions The dealership was able to not give the person the car until payment had been secured and the Title transferred. They know how this stuff works and your average consumer doesn't (BC actually has good consumer protection laws, unlike the US) so any paperwork regarding liability and insurance and waivers goes straight out the window when the law is regarding that transaction. That is actually what was argued in court, and it makes sense. It's worse because the dealership has to make contradictory arguments: They told the customer that the vehicle was hers, but the paperwork was contingent upon her return. The business cannot have it's cake and eat it, too: either the vehicle belonged to them, or it didn't, and the dealer clearly testified that she was required to return to finalize the transaction. If she didn't, they would have repossessed the car, filed against her credit, gone with criminal charges - the lot. Given those facts, she did not own the vehicle. 2) The Law as Written states, simply, that the titled owner of any vehicle is fiscally responsible for the damage caused by their careless use of the vehicle. TECHNICALLY it's Property - you also can't lend your property to someone when you know that the probability of incident is high that it will be used for a crime. (This applies in America, too. Yes. You absolutely can sue a landlord for letting a crazy random person stay on the property and the person fucking up your property) In this case, the dealership's practice literally lent the vehicle to any jackass that walked through the door that day WITHOUT DOWN PAYMENT (trade in. No cash required) and WITHOUT THE TRANSACTION BEING FINALIZED. The concept you need to remember AT ALL TIMES is Stewardship. If you legally own something then your are required to be a good Steward and attend to that property so that the property doesn't result in harm to others.
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  611. People are racist though and lots of black persons are harassed by police for literally no reason
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  612. You realize parody videos, movies, comics, and books ALL make money, right?
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  613. Imagine chasing and tazing a homeless person for stealing a drink in the summer. Jeeeze
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  614.  @tedporters5957  yeeeeeah even then cutting open and extracting entrails will always involve involuntary and reflexive self preservation attempts They weren't exactly using anesthetics or paralytics
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  615.  @orionblu3  It doesn't need to pass Constitutional checks - it simply needs to allow the unlawful incarceration of protestors long enough to inhibit their demands and criminalize them for participation. If Alabama gave a shit about what was right and just they wouldn't have jailed King.
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  616. @lou1958  Or (hear me out!) we train our officers to not get hot-headed and start issuing random orders for the crime of contempt of cop.
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  617. @randyrenfro5907  but she didn't fly off the handle over "one small issue." She was objecting to her inability to get on the fight (which is a HUGE stressor and moreso than any you'd typically encounter on a plane) and it STILL TOOK HER a good while to get wound up enough to start getting belligerent and agitated. She was stating her grievances without yelling or striking people throughout the start of the ordeal. (BTW I'm not blaming the attendants or cops for "winding her up." It's just that it took that much time and that large a stressor for her to react that way)
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  618. @CopiousDoinksLLC  Dawg being denied a flight isn't a "minor inconvenience" lol That's what you and a bunch of other commenters aren't getting. It took A WHILE with the LARGEST STRESSOR that can happen in a place where someone doesn't live TO GET AGGRESSIVE It's not like she was asked to put up her laptop or buckle her belt lol.
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  619.  @Susan-cooks  I've sat next to drunk people on a plane. They usually end up sleeping or being chatters
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  620. ​ @bigbird4481  Then you should be able to grasp the simple fact that calling someone another pronoun is not some sort of Herculean feat.
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  621.  @alexandervoronin7078  it wasn't a protest. It was an insurrection.
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  622.  @alexandervoronin7078  you keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
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  623. For real tho
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  624. @bb58425a  Not being able to submit his own defense can result in getting decades imprisonment. But no. You don't think about that, nor the presumption of innocence. If I was being denied my defense argument then yes I would be going through this troubling time - Oh. Wait. You aren't talking about the rights of the individual on trial, are you? Dam Sorry. I thought that I was responding to someone with a brain
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  625.  @Splintz246  they don't use restraints for anything other than combative psychotic episodes. If you were having an anxiety attack the go-to would be one of the doctors sliding you a barbiturate cocktail. Restraining is the last thing that they will do because it's legally considered kidnapping until someone is actually suffering from full-blown, combative psychosis OR uncontrollable movements (see: seizures)
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  626. ​ @iap-ug3oy  He was in the middle of nowhere she playing in a creek. It's not illegal to be high - only high and a public disturbance. I literally can't think of anything less-threatening than a dude playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere
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  627. I don't understand why people hate on the parent for advocating for their kid. She didn't say that he didn't do it. She simply reminded him that he had rights and explained that to him That's why parents are there - to advocate for a juvenile when they can't legally themselves
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  628. I mean. If you know you're done for you might as well ask for all you can. You seen "The Wire" before? Bird knows he's done for so ge basically starts trading a bunch of murder wraps for BK Whoppers. Even ones he didn't do. "Sheeeet another one of those burgers I'll cop to the Wilson kid too."
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  629.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  then do your damn duty as a land owner and be a steward of your land. If you can't check up on your land at least once per TWO DECADES then you lose that land. It's not theft if something is abandoned. How long do you think property should be allowed to be abandoned until its truly abandoned, eh? 1/4th of a human lifespan is a loooooooong time.
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  630.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  >people buy land for speculation all the time And that's why we have all the housing issues we have today. Good job.
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  631.  @somapersona  "concentration camps are the solution to homelessness" -a sane individual
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  632. Please. This. This is why squatter laws are important: it keeps real property from sitting as an ink entry on a ledger and awards the people actually living on the property and maintaining the property. Squatter's Rights laws take YEARS and YEARS to kick in! If a property is so unattended that YEARS pass without its notice, then it's a GOOD THING that the property was being used for that entire time.
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  633. Nah. He seems genuinely disappointed at the start and helpful at the end.
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  634. @perhapsbutmaybe  Did you read your driver's manual where it lists that it is the drivers obligation to pay attention to the road and their surroundings? And to always yield to pedestrians? You're the reason I say America needs to revoke drivers licenses more-often. Too many entitled drivers
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  635. ​@adrianhenle George Floyd and others have died crying for their mother. Being scared of officers being extra for no reason is a perfectly legitimate fear
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  636. To be fair: Do sane people dive at the judge? Even "insane" murderers have enough control to understand that attacking the judge can only go badly for them.
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  637. Top-notch interrogation technique. Politely discredit the person's excuses while also letting them confess in an "in Minecraft" way so that they are on video being conniving and looking dumb.
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  638. This has been the standard for a long time.
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  639. I mean. He had motive. I just don't like it when the narrator presupposes info like that onto a scenario, because most people are gonna say "yeah ... shock can do that to you," even if they saw the whole thing and realized he had motive.
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  640. I have a perpetual shoulder muscle issue that keeps me from moving heavy things on one arm. Every time when things are being moved - be it apartments or heavy objects - I experience people making comments about not doing any heavy lifting at all... even when those people know and acknowledge that I literally can't lift anything without my arm feeling like it's being torqued out of my rear shoulder blade. I would give ANYTHING to just be able to lift heavy things on my own. I would trade all the flexaril and Medical Marijuana in the world ... to move a damned desk or to climb a single tree like I did in my childhood. House obviously has a drug usage problem ... but this episode really hits the mark with his willingness to outright quit over a pain cure. Hell: He outright quit Vicodin. If it was about the high AT ALL he wouldn't have even considered methadone.
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  641. @colleenpeck6347  they don't teach trades in prison anymore
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  642. Docking the servers pay is a federal crime
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  643. Yeah. 2nd Degree. Possibly 3rd Degree aka Manslaughter It's not 1st because there was no actual malice, but negligent and wanton disregard for life. Some states differentiate between typical Manslaughter and Vehicular Manslaughter (accidentally punching someone the wrong way and death vs speeding recklessly) with Vehicular Manslaughter treated as a heavier or unique felony.
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  644.  @wizzyno1566  During the COVID-19 pandemic, the wealth held by billionaires in the U.S. increased by 70%, with 2020 marking the steepest increase in billionaires' share of wealth on record.
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  645. I mean yeah there is a panic attack you get after rolling your car over.
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  646.  @trevorrenkevens4720  the vast majority of countries with national Healthcare actually like it and that Americans regularly cross the border into Canada to buy Medicine. Both of those statements are correct and factual. There's quite a comprehensive study that directly compares Healthcare across different nations. The US is easy behind in tons of factors
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  647.  @david-l8h  Being tough doesn't pay the dental copay.
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  648.  @Veritas.0  It's called Resisting. You aren't wasting time. It's literally what they are paid for
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  649. @Irish_Georgia_Girl  I'm not making excuses for anyone lol police officers and security guards have the same goal: to remove people with as little self-risk as possible. They gave due every chance because this isn't going to be their first or even third call for people acting a fool that night and they really don't like fighting
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  650. If you read the argument presentation it sounds like the lawyer was legally obligated to say something in defense of the state despite not wanting to make any argument at all. There are much stronger arguments that could have been levied - from the responsibilities of property ownership in that jurisdiction and the citizens elected officials deciding whether the law is just or unjust. This lawyer softballed the argument.
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  651. All 10 brain cells in that group are fighting for dominance
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  652.  @benjamincarlson6994  nope. There is something called an implied contract for regular business operations. The implied contract for events and entertainment ON PRIVATE PROPERTY has long-been that the ticket is valid for entry into an event but the holders of the tickets aren't implicitly allowed simply because they purchased a ticket. They must follow the rules of the venue and the event host and are subject to the "right to refuse service" bit of all other private establishments. This includes the rights of the venue owner and the event coordinator/promoter to unilaterally revoke entry described on the ban of the ticket. It doesn't cover things like "ejecting people based on race" or waiving negligence (negligence generally can't be wavered. They put that on there so you second-guess calling an attorney). There is actually a lot of case law across many states involving events, venues, and the like. If it seems like a scam? Well, welcome to the music industry. 90% of the effort is maximizing profits and 10% is actually musicians making music. And it isn't the musician's fault (usually).
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  653. ​ @stevet4564  No. The epidemic is that people feel entitled to drive.
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  654. I made this conjecture when I was a kid
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  655.  @morpheusbott3370  Saying that you must purchase an item in order to win any prize is against federal law. Once payment is REQUIRED it becomes a lottery. If you haven't noticed, every single legit company running raffles or sweepstakes have an entire section in their stuff on how to enter the contest without paying money - not because it's good business sense (especially since people hardly use them), but because it's illegal to mandate purchases or financial transactions as part of any giveaway. If this regulation didn't exist I could open up a gum company tomorrow, charge each person $7, and the wrappers would be the raffle ticket serial number versus a nightly drawing.
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  656. "What does this look like to you?" Meth.
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  657. ​@MrWhitelightning73 If a fine is the penalty for a crime then it's only a crime for poor people
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  658.  @tonyd8936  Police are for emergency response to apparent criminal activity. Four people passed out on the ground is not a "call police" situation but a "call EMS" situation.
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  659. ​ @wit6665  Yeah but the only legal and valid reason in the Mimms case is "officer safety." Not "Because I said so." Not "Because I am a police officer." Officer. Safety. If an officer answers that question any other way then they are violating the literal ruling of Pennsylvania v. Mimms
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  660.  @NE0C0R7EX  the fact that you hate people whose job 99% of the time is to keep plastered people, scumbags, and kids out of bars is telling on yourself more than anything. Like the bar to get into a venue is so incredibly low
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  661. ​ @nullakjg767 Bro with the fake alt in every comment section
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  662. ​ @PallasAndDove  It really isn't dude
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  663.  @Jacktrack7  look at that ratio
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  664.  @jackburton2680  But they have to have an actual reason
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  665. No car is going under a Locomotive in the USA. These lines of cargo stretch the length of style some UK towns, and in the desert they can floor it. They actually designed the engine cars with vehicle height in mind.
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  666. ​@joesterling4299 Yeah so we can all agree that being maimed by the State is punishment enough, yeah?
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  667. >no body, no crime They can convict a person without a body if there is an overwhelming amount of evidence that someone isn't alive, that one party is trying to cover the fact up, and that the party has something to gain for it. Back in the day? Yeah you're right. Grandma could have been in another state and nobody knew - But there is evidence she didn't leave, and a witness saying that she was there when she wasn't, and when she wasn't there she said she was somewhere that she wasn't. AND she was medically dependent on regular doctors visits. Motive. Means. Opportunity.
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  668. She doesn't have anxiety. She is just calling it 'anxiety' when she doesn't know what it really is. It was clearly a part of a psychotic episode or some kind of irrational mental state. Most likely the early stages of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder
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  669. ​ @STCatchMeTRACjRo  Not really. There has to be actual diminished capacity and - usually - "not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect" is a perpetual sentence if the person will literally kill others when they are off their medication.
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  670.  @ED-es2qv  you can recover attorneys fees if the issue is blatant. The American System of civil litigation applies in most cases of two disputing litigants and a finding of facts. In cases where the issue is blatant and there is no finding of facts, attorney's fees can EASILY be awarded. It's just not automatic like in other systems
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  671. I'm a naval history buff, knew the twist, and still caught myself laughing. The delivery was hilarious. Fun Fact: The Admiral named the ships vulgar names.
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  672.  @squirrelattackspidy  so why can't paralegals engage in lighter legal activities that don't involve actual trial work? You need to be a lawyer to give generalized input with the disclaimer that the person should seek a lawyer for any case work? Why do you need to be a lawyer to understand a specific set of documents and their use in a legal manner and advise as such? Why do you need to be a lawyer to help someone fill out common, necessary paperwork? Saying that paralegals shouldn't be able to service minor documentation and generalized advice on proper legal processes is the equivalent of saying Nurses shouldn't be able to render basic medical aid.
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  673. I'm currently in a veterans homeless shelter rn and the government - state and federal - does not give a dang about homeless vets.
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  674.  @Oda__Nobunaga  they aren't leaving the state. They are demanding the rules be reworked because they are selfish babies and don't want to move.
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  675.  @robertpearce4316  "being told you have a choice is better than being told to wear it everywhere" -guy who ignores 957k dead Americans
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  676.  @GhostGuy99-f7s  He was MADE to do them IN THE POURING RAIN in the FRIGID late-winter IN SHORTS. The best part is that he didn't test positive for DUI when they booked him and got his bloodwork back. That's the only reason this video was released.
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  677. Tbf he tried to recuse himself but House forced him to work with her anyways.
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  678.  @XemnasKaijin  some training > no training
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  679. @prettykittycakes  the requirement in the USA to purchase a firearm is a pulse
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  680. I mean ... my issue with the video is that a person has a right to protest government agencies and officials under the 1st Amendment. He's not obstructing the entrance. He's not harassing workers off-duty as individual citizens. He's vocalizing a wrong he believes was committed. You and I can think it's dumb all day but that's still his right as much as the right to keep and bare arms. He's not anywhere that can be construed as interfering (at least in this video).
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  681. ​@SmittenKitten. There's a lot of legal issues surrounding the seizure of keys that aren't on a person. Especially on their own property. Do it right so that justice is served without incidents or repercussions
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  682.  @adam-k  What a country does with its history and artifacts is a matter of their own concern. If I have a hundred crystal vases and told you my plan was to smash every single one of them, then who are you to steal one? You have no interest in the preservation of the glassware or you would have taken all actions to remove my legal authority to do so. You didn't. You just thought one of those vases would look good on your shelf and thought it was okay since they were going to be smashed anyways. Boomers are peak entitlement
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  683. Police officers dint need to be interrogating him. A psychologist should be discussing it with him
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  684. ​ @alexg4462  Since it requires 12 people to agree to convict someone, and he removed the only party who was not down - JUST to get a verdict that they want - is up there with "Murder" in my books. Dude straight-up didn't like the fact that a juror had reasonable doubt and tried to rig the game in their favor.
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  685. Did you offer them a case number?
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  686.  @jamiesands3331  Yeah so you are entitled to your money in cash. If you accepted it then you accepted their compensation in-full value from the store. Anytime someone messes up like that and offers you credit... don't. Just sue them. You don't even need a lawyer for that kind of basic claim.
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  687. I can't imagine why she wanted to see other people and keep you away from the kids! 🙄
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  688. Ngl the joke about them being so far apart in age that she doesn't get any of the pop-culture references he is using is the definition of meta-level screenwriting.
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  689. BTW this is what paranoid schizophrenia looks like. Most people with schizophrenia and paranoid schizophrenia will not do things to others such as violence - but it will make them act irrational and they WILL BEHAVE extreme. Sometimes they can tell when it's voices, but most of the time they are just reacting to a random train of thoughts that enter their mind. I feel sorry for the woman who suffered and their families, but I do not blame the crazy girl. The fault is entirely with the fact that mental Healthcare is ignored and mostly inaccessible in our country.
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  690. This is the strangest, yet most believable and genuinely-human slice of life documentary I have seen in a while. As I watched, I couldn't help but think: These dudes can't be this hard and relatable 24/7. But if it is holy shit dey out there getting that bread and eatin with their friends and drinking a bottle of Julio a day.
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  691.  @bassmanjr100  he said while thinking women shouldn't control their bodies
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  692. Not as easily nor as plentiful.
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  693. It's Florida. That comes stock
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  694. Maybe he should have gotten longer but the comments make it sound like he should be in jail for life It's Manslaughter. Whether we like it or not. He didn't wake up that morning and decide he was going to b run over someone. My only issue is that the USA needs to rethink how it revokes licenses. It needs to be more frequent, more often. People feel entitled to drive
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  695. You ever been around a rotting corpse? It'll make you hurl.
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  696. No. The police are the only ones required to read Miranda rights because they are empowered agents of the State. Citizen's arrest is really just a legal holdover of the cry-and-hew legal system (where citizens themselves are responsible for both reporting and apprehending criminals on their own accord). In cry-and-hew it's all private persons running around - and sometimes hiring other private persons or contracting soldiers/guards - bringing someone before a person with the power of state to formally accuse them of the crime (think Sheriff, or Praetor, or Knight). The State then orders the person to be "under arrest" either in state custody or through confinement on their own private property. Anyone at any time can apprehend and bring in a wanted criminal of their own accord but they'll be legally liable (the State CAN not that the State necessarily WILL) for any laws broken during the arrest. But that is if and only if the persons are not acting as agents of the State via Deputies or through Marshaled persons tasked with general authority of arrest under bounty. IANAL I'm just a history buff
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  697. What crime was he committing for the officer to have initiated contact in the first place?
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  698. ​@marcuswest3048 Settle down Bruce Lee. "Defend myself" lol if you aren't wearing plates then you aren't doing a damn thing and the protocol is there because if you lose your nerve and end up darting somewhere in the middle of a firefight then you are the one who made a simple firefight into a carnival shooting gallery
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  699. If you were v wondering, he gets to the part about landlordship at @6:00 It always has been and always will be landlords responsible for the pricing out of locals
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  700.  @loganaurora  Dude Prager U is all strawmen arguments. Like none of the issues you have with CRT are actually taught in CRT. If you want the biggest view of CRT it's that Black History is more than just slavery then some war in the 1800s then the 60s. Like I can't believe my classed didn't mention the Tulsa raids - where the US ARMY bombed a boom-town of economic activity where Blacks were actually showing upwards mobility and investing in local businesses and actually loaning each other money without discrimination. It was reduced to rubble and ash by the US Government. None of the people reveived any compensation. Some even killed themselves because it was the sum of their entire family's efforts since the abolishing of slavery. Is teaching history that frightening?
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  701. ​@BadMannerKorea Another thread. Another day you defend lobbying
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  702. ​ @BadMannerKorea  2020 people rioted for change and police still have qualified immunity and all the other nonsense.
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  703. @jerseegrl2  and all you are doing is contributing to a system where more crimes will go unpunished because being a witness with warrants will hesitate to help in a larger overall homicide rate. There are actually quite a few cam videos where the officer literally says "I don't care about warrants - this is a homicide" and you will see the person on the body cam but it won't say his name in the associated report or the footage. Because in reality we want info on homicides. Even if it costs us a petty warrant
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  704. ​ @peterhuston7888  no, no. The DA - aware of these factors - allowed a person to remain in jail without a trial. The DA can free the person.
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  705. >simple Yeah because everyone has the finances and free time to take a whole day off work, show up, and fight a traffic ticket.
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  706.  @Its.dani.la.luz.156  not even a sharp stick It's not like the guy is a Kung Fu master or something. People learn how to fight against other people with sticks in GRADE SCHOOL. Close the gap. Give them a tap. He could have even used a tazer. Nope. Blickie for the stickie
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  707. ​ @snex000 "UHHHH GUBMENT BAD ARBITRATION GUUD" Yeah who has had their civil rights protected in arbitration
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  708. Condolences brother
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  709. ​@martenkrueger8647 Prozac isn't the issue. It's just that it needs to be handled carefully and done with cooperation with a medical provider to proactively adjust the dosage. It's not a miracle drug. And they don't prescribe it to people who are well in the first place, which is where your bias comes in. Sincerely, Someone Not Mentally Well Without It
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  710. ​@missysbloglife There are tons of reasons to not speak with the police without an attorney. The reasons he gave are exactly why nobody should speak to the police without an attorney - because he sounds suspicious as hell and is a patent sociopath.
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  711. Yo Not Just Bikes A major Facebook media company copied your work word for word, linked to your video, and used the phrase 'STROAD' over and over like they invented it and I'm checking in here to make sure you were notified before an AI-driven platform blatantly copied your media. Please comment back and I'll gladly name the source.
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  712. ​@Slaughter_Hill Yeah these guys are all tripping.
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  713.  @MajesticDemonLord  Keep on huffing gas and trying to sound like you know what you are talking about. The only reason Mexico has such a high rate of crime are Americans trafficking guns into Mexico. Every other nation south of the US has strict gun control measures, and the US supply of guns creates a problem for those nations - just like Missouri makes gun control in Illinois impossible and why Nevada/Arizona/Texas make gun control in California impossible. Eventually you are going to have to answer the question: "Where do all the guns to do all the crimes come from" and the answer is always "From the Good Guy with a Gun selling it to a Bad Guy without a Gun and turns them into the Bad Guy with a Gun that can 'only be stopped' by the Good Guy with a Gun."
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  714. You mean the bill he would have been subject to? Lol.
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  715. ​ @IdahoRanchGirl  >you are allowed to drive to another State Missouri and a few other States made it illegal in their State for their Citizens to get a service in another State and return. Yes, Texas DID do the "fugitive slave act" on pregnant women in Texas.
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  716. ​ @soundspark people who build rf equipment for fun It's all radio in the end
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  717.  @user-rz7cm2we3x  the only issue with that is that - like most other forms of complexly-worded titles - the medication is probably sorted alphabetically rather than categorically.
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  718.  @labnine3362  oi the Constitution allows for the removal of people from office for being idiots. We did it for every Confederate-State Congressional member. We can do it for the crazy lady who believes in space lasers.
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  719. ​@poohbearr80 Bruh he was going fast just not douchebag fast
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  720. @DexanSkulldrax  yeah he was eyeballing it and thought he had more space It's not an excuse btw just an understanding
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  721. ​ @mclovin2408  My guy I have had arguments with people who say the blind should be able to own firearms. Like... what.
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  722.  @Jesusluvz  so "Y to rob" is gone Picking fights with strangers gone? BTW thanks for telling me this ahead of time so I can think of some activities for my family to enjoy together. We're all adult siblings who haven't had time to enjoy each other since High School and I just want to get shitfaced in a bar and do hoodlum shit in-between maybe some fun moments fishing or hunting. My brother loves hunting and guns. My sister was one of THOSE Horse girls. And I was the hoodlum of the family but me and my brother cause mischief in good order. What would you honestly recommend doing - without a story prompt - to give me the best RDR2 kind of experience?
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  723. ​@Casey Kelso as a fellow Kelsoe, you should have been able to grasp the definition by context clues alone
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  724. "Detective stories can't be third person omniscient" Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective here. I have the answer you are looking for. What did the commenter bring up to the YouTube people? Turn to page 79 to find the solution to this mystery!
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  725. ​ @SweetTexasTea86  Crazy people don't think they are crazy. That's what makes them crazy.
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  726. Personally, insurance is a racket that needs to be taken up by the government. Lol
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  727.  @thrawncaedusl717  "preponderance of evidence seems good to me" You would be okay with someone being jailed for life because they PROBABLY committed a crime? And you want to make appeals HARDER? Get fucked. Never claim for a moment that you are interested in Justice.
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  728. America has a driving entitlement problem. More people need to have their licenses revoked more often
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  729. ​@goonerbear8659 Bro is paid hourly I'd love it if my job was to sit down and have some SovCit rant for 30 minutes
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  730.  @LsElite4210  >they work all day and they're broke What's that other thing Conservatives say? "If you don't like it then get skills for a better paying job." Sound familiar?
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  731.  @LsElite4210  They say it all the fuckin time when it comes to minimum wage or Unions or anything to do with pro-labor.
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  732. $100 says he had drugs on him and jumping in the water was the only way he could be sure that it was disposed of. Did that a couple of times with my bong in Hawaii. The water patrol isn't going to send out divers for your paraphernalia.
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  733. I'm gonna say that he was right. The only reason this guy got caught was because he was messing around. He could have peeled off from them a looooooooooong time ago and you can see him doing it a couple of times. He deliberately slows down for the sake of the chase
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  734. "Trump isn't allowed to Tweet but the Taliban is." Yeah. It's almost like Twitter is more worried about political instability on a country that has nuclear weapons than a nation of tribal villages fighting in the most unstable region on the planet.
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  735.  @Zack_Taylor  as someone with a separate (yet just-as-deadly allergy), I totally agree. This dad was careless and served his son the equivalent of poison. He didn't bother to check it or even taste-test it. He ordered it FOR LATER PICKUP ffs so he wasn't talking to the same people who would make it. He is an idiot
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  736.  @sune9578  no no. We can assault nazis.
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  737.  @baraness24  same allergy and same level of safety. And like HELL I would pre-order something for later pickup if I knew the place served it, not double checked it, and not reinforced my allergy to the person prepping the food before I touched it. He ordered his son poison without the poison and he is super shocked that his kid accidentally got poisoned
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  738. It's called the sunk cost fallacy. It's easier to double down on a loss than admit that something is stupid and silly. If someone admits they were wrong then they spent all that time being an idiot and an asshole for nothing - so it's easier for the mind to double-down on a bad idea. It's called sunk-costs because it's usually a term associated with gambling, gaming, and investing where the person losing money justifies that the loss of money is necessarily linked to the success of the ordeal but you can see similarities in anything where the answer seems obvious. You'd think it were simple: just walk away from a shitty deal or bad idea. If it were so simple then half of self-help materials, financial, and legal advice wouldn't be "reevaluate your methods" and "know when to walk away."
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  739. It was the only thing in the headlines for a long time lol republicans kept thumping on the Trans part because all the previous school shooters were all far-right. This was the only feather in their cap
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  740.  YouTubeDweller8008  Safety > Evidence
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  741.  @cwg9238  A trained thug with a gun couldn't stop himself from shooting an untrained guy without a gun for the insane crime of selling loose cigarettes and got off scott-free. Police officers don't even have the most dangerous jobs in the US by mortality but they seem to be the only ones killing people because they can't do their jobs correctly.
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  742. ​ @BigBerias  They were carrying all the weight with the exception of Nolan
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  743.  @EcnalKcin  It's not racist to demand that racists stop being racist
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  744. You aren't charged for saying racist stuff. You are only charged if you are engaging in criminal activity towards a targeted group based solely on that group's protected class. It's the difference between "Israel sucks" and "Jews suck." You can dislike the geopolitical goals of the country of Israel without it being tied to an ethnic racial group
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  745. This is one of those stories that is so dutifully accounted in logs and tribunals that it is used as a learning lesson for many future ship commanders in reference to how to NOT control a Crew while underway. It's extremely hard to express how much being on a ship for long periods of time does to a group of people. You need to have order aboard a vessel, yes: but you need to have GOOD Order. Order from happiness and pride and success in small intervals. Meanwhile. 4 hours of COMPULSORY dancing is absolutely insane on a 3-tier watch. Not to mention other duties that had to be performed aboard, it had to be physically exhausting to do an 8 hour deck watch (no bagged nasties. Just hardtack), 4 hours of duty, and 4 hours of mandatory dancing. I have no idea where he got the concept of 4 hours of dancing "for health" either. Perhaps this was a measure Blythe instituted under the misguided notion that "if they are busy dancing then they aren't busy gambling or plotting mutiny. Plus, who doesn't like DANCING?!" The truth was that sailors - even today - would literally rather be left to their own devices for a few hours, being free to dance or lul about or to talk smack or play games. Likewise his initial override of the Master's Mate's assessment of the ship's ability to take on Good Hope and subsequent failure to cross was the big turning point for the Crew's confidence in their Captain's ability to lead. >he didn't warn him of a mutiny A Captain who can navigate by the stars but cannot see mutiny afoot before his own eyes is more lost than he realizes.
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  746. The only thing I'd have recommended about your analysis is that your opening statement on criminal activity vs ethics is actually covered in Better Call Saul, literally, by Mike talking to some secondary character who hired him as security for a pill deal. "I'm not a bad guy." "I didn't say you were or weren't. Good or bad have nothing to do with it: I've met honest thieves and crooked cops. ... but at the end of the day, you took something that wasn't yours and sold it for a profit - that makes you a criminal. Good or bad." A deal is a deal.
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  747. I mean. That's one way to tell the patient he's making the wrong decision without telling him directly.
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  748. ​ @Chasitytrosper99  I actually do know the law. I'm a paralegal. Public intoxication and other crimes (like Disorderly Conduct) require the person to be actually around others causing a disturbance. He was in the middle of nowhere playing in a creek. Not even the officers know why they were called there so they said "you have a warrant" for the camera
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  749. An easier and more-reliable way to gage speed is sign size per second. Map measurements for distance may not be as precise as we'd like for such a short interval, but the size of a road sign is a constant variable no matter where you go.
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  750. @erikfinkel2717  That's a rule of thumb for average stopping distance. Actual speed requires a fixed frame of reference and they are going by feet on Google Maps. I'm not going to call Google Maps wrong but it's certainly not accurate enough to gage speed at an intersection.
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  751. ​ @SnowPiercer1975  Most drug addicted people can get off the shit if they get proper mental Healthcare. But this is America
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  752.  @MiseryEu  yeah here in the USA you need a pulse and an ID.
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  753.  @archibaldhernandez5553  it's a legal means of bribery that exists solely in a loophole that was created by conservatives
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  754. The only thing I needed to note is that legal entities handing out Must-Do tasks are not Laws, but Regulations.
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  755. ​ @DoomKid he doesn't care. You can't preach basic empathy to this amount of stupid apathy. I spent my whole life trying to find the good in humanity. It's just depressing.
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  756.  @historyiwitness5915  >no crosswalk means you aren't supposed to cross You have to be twelve. Every State allows to cross the road if a crossing is more than a certain distance away. When the Constitution was talking about "travel" it meant the ability to traverse with your feet to get where you need to go. The only way you can't think of this is that you haven't even left a home
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  757.  @DiabloBlanquecino  Give me your State and I'll cite the page in the driver's manual that you obviously didn't read
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  758. They didn't charge he with the correct crime. Had they done so, the charges would have resulted in a decade of prison. The crime for maiming another person is Mayhem. They didn't charge her with it, despite being the exact crime she committed. It's felony assault. Back in the days of common law, the punishment would have been her own eye removed THEN she would go to prison. WHY DIDN'T THEY CHARGE HER WITH MAYHEM
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  759. ​@Amanda--- You're supposing that someone that disabled has that much choice. She'll be falling over in 4 hrs and can't drive. There's certainly no public transport when it takes police 22 minutes to arrive on-scene. And if he took her medication with him to control her, then what is she supposed to do? Die, I guess?
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  760. ​ @commonsense31  Nope. It's a legal status of being in charge of a person, medically.
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  761. ​ @JeremyD-f6c  >she isn't dead without her caretaker Because in a jail she is given 24 hr supervision, numbnuts. The State has physical custody of her and has become her caregiver. Police even said she has seizure medications in the front (it will literally say "for seizures" in bold letters on the bottle). If she was not arrested, she could possibly have been dead or in an intense amount of suffering. But hey - I'm talking to a guy on the internet with a sockpuppet account. Nothing you say is of any value to anyone.
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  762.  @nonethemiser  You can blame his half-wit son who got conned into lying about Weapons of Mass Destruction.
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  763. Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon after willingly showing up the the scene of a fight - fully intending to fight - is like the definition of 2nd or 1st Degree Murder no matter how you slice it
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  764. They were closed
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  765.  @Crustonymycrack  did you literally not read when I said I've been there and it's just a fuckin testing and weapons development facility? I don't care how many one-liners you quote from materials you've never read.
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  766.  @Crustonymycrack  >I read the art of war And I've been to Groom Lake. Firsthand experience vs fuckin ancient books that don't even apply to modern military warfare in their full capabilities is infantile at best, idiotic at worst. I bet you don't even know what the formal framework for a modern warfare scenario is called.
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  767. >Leave the Cities Yeah people! Just uproot your entire life, quit your job, and move! What? You barely make ends-meet and can't afford AT ANY TIME to quit? WHAT DO YOU MEAN "No Savings?!" You SPENT IT ON CAR REPAIRS?! Oh? You needed your car to get to work? Damn. It's almost like nuanced generalities don't actually provide usable answers.
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  768.  @nowlwane9623  Spoken like someone who hasn't had a major bill compound into their savings before. "People traveled with nothing but the clothes on their backs." Yes. Yes they did. They traveled to cities - where public transport allowed them to travel to work - and lived in ghettos - where rent was barely a quarter- week's wage - until they saved up enough to leave. But in the 1800s your average immigrant was paid a livable wage in contrast to their overhead rent - something that modern urban cities don't have. You also don't have a decent public transport option in most cities (the only American City that has a stellar public transit system is Hawaii), requiring each person to own and maintain a car in order to go to that job that doesn't pay a livable wage. And I hope you don't get hurt because medical costs have balooned to insane proportions. Or have to replace your car. And we forgot the best part: the price of land today is inflated abysmally. It's not an "excuse" to address reality as it is. The only way you can even address it as such means that you have no real concept of finances, work, or the economy.
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  769. ​ @PlatinumHustle  I'm in Prospect bruh people are crazy af
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  770.  @valuedCustomer2929  >he didn't deserve 22 hours a day in a cell You aren't arguing in favor of him you are arguing against the prison system.
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  771. Housing solves homelessness.
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  772. "Capitalism breeds innovation!" The innovation:
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  773.  @frozencanary4522  East Coast laws are different from West Coast laws in terms of property rights And it doesn't matter because entitled rich people will always try to claim the commons for their own
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  774. ​ @LazerR0cketB0mb  He wasn't in public. Public intoxication charges require someone to be a public disturbance. Nobody was anywhere near him. Dude literally was playing in a creek by himself in the middle of nowhere.
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  775. What's wild is that - subtracting the actual suspects - it's a 33% fatality rate among random bystanders and just over half for random bystanders and police.
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  776.  @Lvl22Cowboy  Someone slept through the 70s in their history class. The Troubles ring a bell?
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  777. ​@michaeltelson9798 No. It's a civil matter if there is a preexisting contractual obligation. That falls outside the Policing powers of an officer and into Legal
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  778. Just a note here: The US imprisons more people yearly than the Soviet Union put in Gulags throughout it's entire existence. Wrap your brain around that one.
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  779.  @laughingseagull000  I have roughed it and done adventurous stuff. The common opinion is that surviving a fire (to die months later) is the worst, decompression is the second, drowning to death is the third, burning to death (dying immediately) is the fourth, and starving to death is the fifth. This is measured by pain and fear over a time period. Starving is high up there because the victim will reach a point where they are unable to adequately forage, and their last hours are spent knowing that they are not going to get up and that the place they are sitting is their deathbed. I've starved in poverty before. Hunger doesn't get "worse" after a point, you just get more and more exhausted and anxious as your body starts accepting literally anything for sustenance, but your brain knows that the options to eat would waste more energy chewing than they would provide. It starts to calculate things like "steps to get to the store" and "steps to get home with purchased food." I'm better now, and I don't hesitate a moment to give someone food. Everything I cook or buy to eat? There's a meal for the next person I come across.
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  780. Trying to PIT a U-HAUL is pure insanity.
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  781. @corvus8638  no Those are the behaviors that some people will have while on alcohol, and that more and more people will exhibit the more drinks they have.
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  782. @SOTMead  Aggressive drunks don't become cool. I can see that you haven't been in a bar before and are 15 so I'll let you slide this time
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  783. ​ @AG-hx6qn  the community schools require it for funding Inb4 "dumber citizens is a good thing we should just not fund schools at all."
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  784. @Doxymeister  You've never been around drunk people, have you? When a drunk person is mad, it only escalates from there. The drunk doesn't become more-chill as time goes on. It's either 100% or MAYBE insane mood swings back and forth but there was not a moment in that time where she was not distracted from the ongoing situation (what usually causes the mood swing). I read in the Navy. I know drunks.
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  785. @HeroOfTheDay16  belligerent isn't "refusing to comply" - the context of belligerent usually implies extreme physical resistance such as shouting, spitting, etc You can be argumentative without being belligerent, and she wasn't belligerent at the start. She only became belligerent over time (which is how most people do when ddrunk. It takes a while to get wound up) And she wasn't belligerent prior or she would have still been belligerent. Drunk people don't wind down.
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  786. @Mike-zx1kx  they let you get drunk on the plane lol they just don't want people boarding the plane while drunk
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  787. @TerryFromAccounts  I worked security at a bar. I'm saying that cutting off the person from booze would have resulted in her falling asleep or being mildly annoying. She wasn't being belligerent until the end. Usually you don't remove people until they are already belligerent. She was able to make a coherent argument about not being able to board.
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  788. They have CCTV. She didn't do anything. The woman just wanted to chase off a SW who worked the corner and ate at the Popeyes. You don't mess around inside Popeyes. That's the only good chicken place for miles.
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  789. This happens in all businesses - but the sailing trade is the only one in the world where the actual person calling the shots goes to jail for incompetence. "Captain goes down with his ship" is not an idle term. It also means that if a Captain survived, he might as well have sunk with the ship.
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  790. This is Florida. A red state.
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  791. ​ @AxelordSMIJES  Those videos are real. Police cars can go fast but if you can hit 200 then there is no way they can possibly catch you. Police cars don't even have the handling for their own top speeds - let alone the handling to catch someone going 150+ in a performance sports car.
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  792. ​ @tanker335  The Ferrari just needed an open road but he was in freaking Florida near a beach - it's not like he could pick a random street and floor it for 5 miles straight like he did in the other states. They only catch these kind of cars when the driver messes up or they catch them getting gas (see: the Hellcat Spree of 2023 lol they caught him before he could change oil and he burned out his engine).
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  793. You... you don't know how that causes cancer?
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  794.  @mred8002  >the possibility of future cancer is trumped by ... Yes. I understand this. What isn't clear is the OP's statement that somehow seems to correlate the inhalation of talc powder with common less-scary terms like "inflammation to cure the issue." Inflammation of the cells is cellular division and damage being patched by the body. Regular application or inhalation of talc powder would do sooo much damage to the body
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  795. It's a tough spot because they can't have a semi sitting on an icy road
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  796. It's more along the lines of shocking reality and it's a universal experience - whether called for, or not. If you do something wrong but don't want to face repercussions, you will object If you didn't do anything wrong and don't want to be punished for that, you will object The manager woman is targeting her because she is a SW in the area. From the jump it wasn't about anything done on THEIR property but a general spite of her presence on the corner - even off-property.
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  797. ​ @JP-ml1xe  More like "the person with the weapon has the obligation to deescelate the situation." He went straight to punching and stabbing people.
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  798. ​ @obiwanjakobe9814  They should have definitely had an officer on camera detail since they know a near-exact timeframe that it happened
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  799. ​ @PreciseGameplay  Hard to object if you are dead
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  800. I would have just said "That will make your court case a lot easier then. Step out of the vehicle."
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  801.  @NicholePV  malpractice is the technical term for any messing up within the big-three professions where messing up is absolutely NOT an option: Medicine, Law, and Politics.
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  802.  @peteywheatstraws4909  that's not how it works. Violent criminals do not get bailed at all.
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  803. ​ @routerhelp  "What? Pfft. Sounds like some liberal talk for good judges taking away the right of the mentally ill to own firearms!" I was having a discussion with this guy who literally said that they believe that blind people should be allowed to own firearms for self-defense. I'm not kidding.
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  804. ​ @Chasitytrosper99  He didn't have a warrant for that. They wouldn't have let him out of jail if he had a warrant for failure to appear. They made that up for the camera because there was no actual reason for the rest of it.
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  805.  Easternperspective  found the xenophobe. Studies have shown time and time again that immigration causes a boom in local economic growth and prosperity because the population CREATES demand for work through the influx of persons that need to buy goods and services to survive. Before you go on and act superior: Did America suffer because of Irish and Italian Immigration in the 1800s?
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  806. Nobody else caught that the narrator used the main line from Taken to describe the Spartan Elites?
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  807. ​ @D12796-i  >acting suspicious He's playing by some water in the middle of nowhere. I can't think of anything less suspicious
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  808.  @Nicole-kc1vx  Refusing to talk to public officials isn't a crime. Refusing to cooperate is not a crime. They need a crime to have been committed prior to any of that to even be accounted for. The fact of the matter is that you can't even think of what crime the guy was committing to be detained in the first place. That's why you are defaulting to these nonsense non-crimes
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  809.  @arribaficationwineho32  they didn't. That was definitely a public sidewalk. I'd bet my bottom dollar they are trying to assert that the creek is city property or some nonsense
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  810.  @mph5896  landlords shouldn't exist either. That's a direct thought from the Father of Economics
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  811. ​ @HumbleRose-rg3qp  Laughing at someone else's misfortune when they are supposed to be professional and resolving the situation is the definition of escalation of the situation
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  812.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  that's not how land or property rights work. Lol.
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  813.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  it doesn't need to be changed because then people have incentive to just treat parcels if land like squares in monopoly. Which is the opposite of a functional world.
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  814.  @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist  if you want to have something for speculation then buy stocks. Land is for use not speculation.
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  815.  @dairyqueue  Lol y'all really out here claiming that the side spewing Nazi propaganda is somehow the victim for real?
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  816. @aaronabbey2604  >call the cops No when shit hits the fan, you use your damn hands. >UH BOUNCERS HAVE HIGHER STANDARDS THAN POLICE OFFICERS 1) what the fuck is wrong with you? 2) it still doesn't justify lifting a helpless and apprehended individual on custody by their hair. 3) Security Guards respond in accordance to the establishments policy and any laws governing security guards. Most places aren't bars and intervention isn't necessary
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  817. That was how the English Civil War came to fruition.
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  818. Arkansas is rural nowhere. This was a crowded city street. There are hundreds of reasons not to PIT a vehicle in a city residential district
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  819. ​ @seanhazelwood3311  It's not yours if you left it so long that someone was able to take legal possession of it.
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  820. ​ @seanhazelwood3311  >THEFT IS TAKING SOMETHING THAT ISN'T YOURS WITHOUT THE PERSON'S PERMISSION Common Law doesn't agree. Common Law says that an owner needs to actually be a steward of the land they own, or it belongs to the person who is actually being its steward. If you find $100 on the ground and take it, is it stealing? If it's okay to do that with forgotten money, why isn't it okay to do that with forgotten property?
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  821. ​ @ShreddingFinn if it sits outdoors long enough unattended, then yes: it's absolutely up for grabs.
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  822. ​ @chaseviking5096 but after squatter's rights kick in it's not that persons property. They have literally left it neglected for a decade
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  823.  @TheFlyingPLiner  Some may. Most others just have significant issue with the idea that the land of the free has to jail refugees when it's engraved upon the statue of liberty that we welcome all those flung from foreign nations - the waste and refuse of their failures - and have a place for them here.
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  824. You know what's nuts? I work bar security. If I escalated a situation and had that cop's attitude then I'd been fired immediately. Why hold a cop to a lower standard than a bouncer?
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  825. That's called booze
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  826. @michellewest4796  the more-latin it is, the more-legal it is!
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  827.  @halfabee  no. It matters at the time of the offense as well
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  828. @Grey_Duck  Yeah people don't get that if a person breaks your finger or something now the store has to pay for your broken finger ... unless it was against store policy
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  829.  @Araspz  it's easier to recognize corruption if they have a fixed salary.
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  830. Wait wait wait wait Arson? Law & Crime skipped a part of this story.
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  831.  @CPreacher40  i am telling you exactly how land has always been understood under all laws of man: Use it or lose it to those that do. If you have so much land you don't know what to do with and can't properly steward then that's your issue alone, not anyone else's.
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  832.  @heidimarcum4631  It's her own porch that she is welcome at. Thank you for playing.
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  833. @992001jeffr  Tazer? I'm being serious. I am from Hawaii and a mentally unstable dude was swinging a large branch around. I didn't pull a gun or a knife because I'm not some madman and had a childhood that taught me how to fight someone with an old wooden stick. Get in close, watch them miss, then scrap. Or just take away their stick. Jfc. Cops in America are too quick to draw weapons for the most-minimal reason. They'll shoot unarmed people and people with sticks. Hell. I don't even know who YOU are but if you aren't in a wheelchair and have worked out at least one time this year, YOU could have disarmed this guy and deescelated the situation.
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  834. ​ @eigna8914  People should see driving as a privilege not a right
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  835. I mean. They try to give as much leniency as possible before the use of force - which is a good thing. We don't need officers hopping on people for the crime of being dumb
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  836.  @jacobhargiss3839  I don't think you quite grasp the concept of socialized service vs private service in terms of cost and ownership. ALSO you failed to adequately address any of the facts above regarding the things that lower those costs significantly: Namely the fact that the government owns the equipment, salaries, and medicine used on patients - not leasing them as a 3rd party middle-man with a motive to deny coverage. It costs the government the same amount of money each year because the government already has the equipment and salaries factored in for the fiscal year. Unless they do stuff like buy new equipment, hire more staff, or restock pharmaceuticals the expenses for treatments is basically a fixed-rate.
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  837.  @jacobhargiss3839  Riddle me this, Batman: The NHS has all workers on yearly salary, owns the equipment, and the buildings all those things reside in. Other than electricity and consumables such as medicine, what new 'cost' is generated?
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  838.  @keilanhamilton7587  >one lie in the book Did you watch the fuckin video my guy? He literally pointed out several key falsehoods and lies. And no. You don't get to make shit up, attribute it to a famous person who said the exact opposite, then reneg with "It's good advice." If you agree with Napoleon Hill you disagree with Andrew Carnegie. Period. Statement. Declarative sentence.
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  839.  @AlanTheBeast100  barmaid isn't whole. Barmaid was tipped 300
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  840.  @WolfeSaber  Oh. I know the origins. But this is the 21st century where the access and information exists to show these guys what is going on. That's where my theory comes from. I lived in Saint Louis for a while and there was a "Moor" lady that had no tags and writing all over her car. This was in the middle of downtown where cops are everywhere. She never got in trouble for it. The only thing I could conceive was that the police had their interactions in the past but decided that she wasn't worth the headache of paperwork. Think of it like this: You are on the beat and you see a car with no plates, flying the Moor flags, with papers taped all over it, and they aren't speeding... And a regular car that is speeding. Who are you pulling over? The nutcase that will make you fill out paperwork for two hours, or the speeding ticket?
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  841. Come for the video, stay for the comments
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  842. ​ @Drew-f8c  What was he doing in the first place to be randomly stopped?
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  843. ​ @scumbaggo  They are allowed to follow cars until there is a traffic infraction. They just can't do it day after day after day on a single subject Police officers have all the ability to drive their car down whatever street or road any other civilian does. It's just that they cannot continuously do it without a warrant (aka "continuous monitoring" aka "stake out").
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  844. ​ @makeitallgaming8396  It's not entrapment. Please stop saying big words to don't know the meaning of. Entrapment would be making someone criminally liable via coercion. An example would be if an officer took a stolen watch out of evidence, put it on FB Marketplace, sold it to you, then arrested you for receipt of stolen goods. Or targeted someone with no likelihood to commit a crime but in financial straights and offered them, say, a million dollars to give them a USB drive. The key is coercion. The only way you would ever be "entrapped" in a vehicle crime would be if the officer tried to run you off the road then pulled you over for swerving in your lane or passing yellow.
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  845. ​ @docbohemian1328  To be fair, a lot of people just don't go about getting officers charged in the correct district. Aka they shouldn't be going to a municipal, County, or even State Court. If a police officer ACTUALLY COMMITS A CRIME against you. Like full-fledged, no-doubt-about-it crime, you need to go to Federal Court and file the charges. No state (that I am aware of) has the charge of "under the color of law." It's 100% federal and makes any crime the officer (or any public official, actually) committed while identifying themselves or baring title into an automatic felony. People complain about cops getting slaps on the wrist but they don't know that they are complaining to the wrong people
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  846.  @JK-vy8vh  Let's actually show this empirically by answering three simple questions. Do you agree that people commit crimes at about the same rate, regardless of their race or ethnicity?
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  847.  @leagueofdead569  if your grandparents were kept from voting, segregated from schools and workplaces, and it all existed up until literally YOUR GRANDPARENTS and even then LATER ON due to the institutions still in place - Yeah, I'd consider your 'struggles' the same as a minority in the USA.
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  848. It's definitely just a human describing the stress reaction of fight-or-flight when both options have been removed. "MY FIGHT OR FLIGHT IS KICKING IN AND CAUSING ME TO HYPERVENTILATE " doesn't strike me as a phrase people would use, even if they know it
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  849. @gunnertdj1902  I understand the law lol I'm a paralegal.
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  850. @ShadowAussie  I literally have a degree in a legal field but w/e you say, random internet dude
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  851. Bloomberg explicitly reports in favor of American businesses. That's not even an exaggeration
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  852.  @willdwyer6782  suing the State (local or federal) and suing entities within the State are different ball games. The reason the State picks up the bill for winning your case is because you had to overcome massive hurdles (you can't sue the State in most cases. Sovereign Immunity), but the State doesn't ACTUALLY have any bills. They use their own lawyers, buildings, etc that are already budgeted and accounted for. If one non-State entity sues another one, you pay for your own lawyers
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  853. ​@WillieC-i3s That's why I like this officer. He's literally taking all her nonsense on the chin and even gives her the leeway to break multiple laws in his face. This cop didn't want to arrest her lol he was trying to her through the stop as fast as possible and she kept dragging it out and being dramatic
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  854. They aren't telling them that. They just aren't charging the officers who are doing that
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  855. ​ @hauntedshadowslegacy2826  Literally nobody said nor implied "all flunked search warrants should put judges in jail." Everyone wants accountability. Right now - unless a judge has an explicit quid-pro-quo for their rulings - they can sign anything before them with zero criminal or civil repercussions, and only administrative punishments. Even if a judge hates an individual and is obviously biased against them in every way - and refuses to recuse themselves - the only resolution is a retrial and maybe administrative punishments instead of civil or criminal penalties.
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  856. "If it's the only drink you had throughout the day, it's fine." Imagine if you could go to a bar and take one shot that would put you JUST BARELY under the levels of alcohol poisoning ... in one shot. FDA Guidelines for MAXIMUM INTAKE aren't supposed to be marked for one use of anything.
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  857. As a military vet, I don't trust any film of any captured military personnel. Not only does it encourage lack-of-oversight over the treatment of POWs, it makes me uneasy when their eyes shift left and right as they read an obvious captivity script.
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  858. "CAPITALISM BREEDS INNOVATION!" The Innovation:
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  859. @sheilaboston7051  she wasn't my sister either mate. It's called empathy. Humans have it while monsters don't
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  860.  @thezachx  It's not going to be attempted murder since the guy was fleeing during the fight and was not engaged in a planned and conspired crime. The charge of aggravated battery on an LEO is about the same length of time as Manslaughter - which is what this may have been treated as. The key to attempted murder is intent. I'm going to assume that there is some local case-law/jurisprudence that segments random engagements with weapons and weapons used as a planned part of a concerted criminal plan. The US is big. There's lots of courts with local jurisprudence that they may reference and is separate from the State and Federal rulings
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  861. "Let's just say we went to a movie." "What was the plot of the movie?" "DAMMIT THEY FOILED OUR PERFECT PLAN" This was 2006. They could have literally gone to the library at school and checked the dang synopsis of the film and theater info. These guys didn't actually plan anything. Not really. They fantasized about doing something, copied a generic film plot, then filmed themselves talking about it as if they were documenting some criminal mastermind nonsense. Petty Thieves and Graffiti Artists have more planning than these guys.
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  862. Me, a dive master: "regular air and pressure differentials between assembly location and final destination." Brew: "regular air and unregulated assembly" Dang. So close. I still think that the difference between the location of assembly and the location of purchase played a notable role. If I'm not mistaken, China has the largest elevation shift per square mile of any nation. Unregulated assembly + being assembled at sea level + being shipped to higher altitudes = more energy = catastrophic failure
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  863. ​@Kdw849 >one construction crew Bud. I don't think you understand how ancient monoliths were made. They weren't "lifted-" they were pulled. And it wasn't a "crew" - it was hundreds of people and oxen over the course of weeks-to-months. And they were lifted using principle leverage onto other objects - which has an infinite proportion based upon the length of the lever.
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  864. FIBS
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  865. >4-5 times a week He's clearly exaggerating. 4-5 times a week is ~30 bucks a week. Minimum. He's not flipping anything he steals out of cars at a pawn shop either lol And it doesn't sound like he had a lot of friends that would play outside or come over and play, so he's not pooling to smoke that much, either.
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  866. What's wild is that the Supreme Court established what the "time limit" for a traffic stop and it's 15 minutes. You look at the camera timestamp and you see it hasn't even been 10 and that was including her calling 911 and demanding another officer and a supervisor. Lol
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  867.  @ponymalone3636  Quit intentionally underselling Q. Q is pro-genocide and pro-fascism. It's not "critique."
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  868. @jackl5576  No. A person who brags about increased rate of automatic claim denials to 33% is the Healthcare equivalent of a Captain Planet villain.
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  869.  @Skank_and_Gutterboy  and that one was pretty funny because it relied on audible wordplay and not a literal vehicle on display
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  870.  @about99ninjas56  and the fact that they tried to get insurance AFTER the event occurred will be held against them later by the insurer. I said elsewhere that I do events for a living and this kind of shit will be used against them next time they try to renew a policy. That $20 per participant just turned into $50
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  871. ​ @squirrelattackspidy  A nurse can treat illnesses and fix wounds. I don't know where you got your theories from but you need to go back to debate class. Your skills are severely lacking.
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  872. ​ @squirrelattackspidy the regulatory agency created by and lobbied for by practitioners in their field.
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  873. Yellow doesn't mean "floor it" regardless of how funny the joke is on your 10th grade Driver's Ed test
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  874. ​ @bakenbeans420  Out of all the murder cases I have watched in these formats - not just this channel - this is one of two times where the person genuinely acted not-guilty. He wasn't confused when he was told that she was alive, just relieved. He's flailing and screaming during a mental breakdown when he finds out otherwise. It's ... extremely odd ... how timed his reactions are perfectly with an actually-innocent person. He did this interview while clearly heavily intoxicated and STILL he didn't slip-up on the emotions? You could probably light his breath on fire rn.
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  875. That's disgusting and if you got video of that shit it'd be over
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  876.  @bobsponge1877  The Carolinas and Dakotas only split territorially because of a massive war while they were territories. Over SLAVERY.
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  877.  @walkstheman98  >this is corporatism This is late stage Capitalism bub. This is literally the end game of all Capitalism. Stop acting like they aren't the fuckin same dude jfc
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  878. I know it is your clients call, but please show him this post:. Do not settle. Go after the officers directly. Make sure they are working as Waffle House cooks. Make your day in court matter for the community at large. If they can pay you off, then it will happen again to someone else who isn't smart enough to call a lawyer. They definitely have before.
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  879. I said that I want my tip credit to be $16 since it said "$16 including tips" Lol
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  880. This was - literally - their first use of a Navy and this was - literally - before professional militaries, so they did a peasant draft. Of fishermen? No! Those were needed to give the inland nobles something to buy. When he says "peasants who didn't know a bowline knot from a crap pot" he was correct. Farmers and prisoners from regular military draft augmented a majority of the fleets manpower all with OJT from people who - themselves - had no fuckin idea what they were doing.
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  881. Because the poor and impoverished people of all countries know that police aren't merely about jail and know that spending money somewhere doesn't make you untouchable. They don't have time or money to spend locked up in a foreign country over some bs. Only rich people who have never had to face the consequences of their actions will act like the cop is joking about an arrest in a foreign country.
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  882. @charlie-jd3ls  Not really. Sad as it is, animals are legally valued as property. It has to work that way or accidentally running over an animal would be a criminal rather than a civil issue
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  883. That mother is on medication herself.
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  884. ​ @peterjohnson1734  Policing in America is only a hundred years old. We did okay without them for a while
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  885.  @peterjohnson1734  there were small local municipalities with a few patrolmen and one or two elected Sheriffs per county with deputized citizens that acted either for pay per arrest (fines) or in lieu of certain taxes. Prior to that, territories were under federal jurisdiction and used the US Marshal service as well as any local Sheriff elect or select to arrest and bring to trial any accused. Most persons brought to justice were by those affronted themselves
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  886.  @turbochad69  I accepted my fate and just embraced the life of shitposting with my real name.
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  887. "Let's play devil's advocate for a moment -" Ma'am this is the internet. The devil doesn't need an advocate.
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  888. ​ @sawyer4981 the person operating the heavy machinery is responsible for paying attention for pedestrians in the crossing.
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  889. ​ @sawyer4981  Also the guy on the left was speeding.
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  890. ​ @sawyer4981  Also the guy on the left was speeding.
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  891. ​ @sawyer4981  "BUT WHAT IF THE OTHER PERSON IS BEING IRRESPONSIBLE" That person shouldn't have a license at all
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  892. ​ @MyNameisJeffReacts  Stick to reaction videos because your reaction to a driver being irresponsible around a pedestrian crossing is hot trash, bud
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  893. Music lyrics are copywritten, it's just that the industry discovered that people want your lyrics mainly so they can sing along to the tune. Not all of the industry has learned that, but most of it has. They can just as readily sue anyone putting up their lyrics, but why?
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  894. @DillonD14  they do that in all these scenarios tho. This one is different. It wasn't rebellion. It wasn't aggressiveness. It wasn't fear. He was smoking a cigarette, sizing up the threat, and waiting for the moment to strike. It's an unnatural calmness. Cold and calculated. Like Anyon Chagur in No Country for Old Men.
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  895. Congrats on getting out of the insurance racket and moving onto actual work.
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  896.  @michaelsommers2356  not really. It could literally be done for cheaper by a government agency. Private insurance is just taxes for people who suck at math
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  897.  @jillianb1744  Thank God it's actually something that would be a required payout. Living in Hawaii taught me that even if you pay for volcano insurance your entire life, the second a volcano comes about they will do everything to deny coverage - from insisting that "fire damage" from the volcano to "flood damage" from fighting the fires and doing the operations to divert the lava from the volcano is somehow not related to the volcano - they would refuse to pay until the State came out and said that everyone's license would be suspended if they didn't pay. Insurance without government backing is the epitome of a racket.
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  898.  @michaelsommers2356  >if you are going to pay for my insurance why not my car? Because insurance is primarily the result of two persons in an interaction that - in the worst-case-scenario - require adjudication before a state court anyways? Jesus are you this dense all the time? But I'll tell you this: Name one program that kept the same quality of care, level, and availability of service to citizens when it was shifted to private service. Go on. Meanwhile the rest of the world has universal Healthcare and is horrified by our medical costs.
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  899. The problem is that people don't go to the correct authorities to file their cases. "Under Color of Law" is a federal criminal statute. Most states do not have any such statute on the books. You have to go talk to a FEDERAL prosecutor and they have to file FEDERAL CHARGES to throw the book at them like that.
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  900. ​ @MrManic52001  I mean it's a matter of a jury of your peers in the community where the crime was committed. The entire concept is that the community someone is accused of committing the crime in must accept or deny the guilt of the person based upon the evidence presented before them. If the community agrees that the evidence they have seen is strong enough, then they can vote guilty. If there is any reasonable doubt in their minds, then they are instructed to vote Not Guilty.
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  901. ​ @Uzi16_29 I'm not trying to justify anything. I think that everyone has the right to a fair trial without some judge throwing out jurors that had reasonable doubt.
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  902. ​ @AmonAnon-vw3hr  Nah. We were mad that he was restrained far-past the point of no return without medical care. Nice of you trying to drag George Floyd into this unrelated case lolol.
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  903. Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" is the DEFACTO EXAMPLE of an unreliable narrator. Every action that character takes and narrates while under the influence of a certain cocktail of drugs changes how he explains the resulting scenario. At the beginning of the book they pick up a hitchhiker and he thinks that the guy is going to tell the cops on them and is looking nervous ... but these clowns are literally bonkers high & wired while ranting about invisible animals and who they should kill lol. The guy just wants to get out off the car and not end up on a milk carton.
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  904. Lol crazy white ladies in Kapolei is basically a living meme.
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  905. @Dice-Z  The 13th Amendment literally defines slavery as compelled confinement and labor, then states it's fine if jails and prisons do it. That's like saying a cop isn't speeding with their lights on because the law exempts them while their lights are on. Driving 120 mph is driving 120 mph. It's just that one is permitted by law. The same standard goes for slavery. There's actually a lot of laws like this. Usury is against the law in many US States with a fixed maximum % on debt, but they deliberately exempt credit cards (which has outlandish fees and charges compared to local laws). You're trying to play UH TECHNICALLY and you're losing.
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  906.  @mickbierbaum1302  once again, Adam Smith's 'Wealth of Nations' - the founding book of economics - has an ENTIRE CHAPTER dedicated to why unused land should be returned to the commons until it is finally used - and by "used" he explicitly means "resided by the persons for ownership and operation" - deliberately noting that landlordship is just a medieval fief with extra steps and calls for the entire practice to be abolished. He even illustrates it with charts and math as he did everything else in his book.
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  907. ​ Judges are allowed to unilaterally overturn a guilty verdict if they see fit (but never NOT GUILTY to GUILTY), or may impose any lesser sentences as they see fit (given the restraints of Cruel & Unusual and jurisdictional jurisprudence), including sentencing a person to remedial programs and conditional release (probation/parole). But the evidence for such must be submitted at trial and be so convincing that a judge is willing to rock the boat and answer for it to any regulating authority m
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  908.  @jish55  the best deal overall is ranked place voting. Then everyone would be able to put #1 as their actual party and they would always select #2 to be the general democratic or republican party.
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  909. The answer: "'Unregulated lobbying' is just bribery."
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  910. That's not how matter works. Thank you for trying though
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  911.  @ZXLMaster  We know what happens if you commit to Fusion long enough. It's a black hole. You will have nothing if you compress it all.
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  912. @jamesgomillion4584  Dawg You think that grown-ass man gonna drown in that damn creek? That still isn't a damn excuse for harassing a dude in the middle of nowhere. "Almost fell into a creek" mfer just didn't want to get his boots wet and messed up and you're out here acting like being high and around NOBODY AT ALL and keeping to himself is an arresting offense. I only brought up Auditors because the exact same scenarios encapsulate both of them. Not because I like audit videos: 1) acting weird isn't against the law, 2) he was on public property, 3) there was a 911 call, 4) he didn't ID because he was not committing any crime and 5) he didn't recognize detainention because he wasn't committing any crime Some guy decided to get high IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE and do the NULLEST THING IMAGINABLE and that's enough for you to think he should be cuffed? Gtfoh.
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  913. Lol no it doesn't. It increases perceived value of the small group of persons producing NFTs to other people trading NFTs
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  914. @kingarthur5110  They can. Idk why people are acting like cops can't turn a blind eye to unrelated bs. They do it for their own officers all day every day. They could at least extend that courtesy to the immediate witnesses of a homicide.
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  915. @kingarthur5110  Less than I've seen "officer shoots unarmed person/chokes handcuffed person/etc without being arrested" that's for sure. They have no problem looking the other way for their own
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  916. ​ @LetitRideGregRyan  It was recently changed. YouTube now decides where the ads go and how much you see of them. That's because adblock software was able to look at the stream and could bypass it by running the advert in the background and preemptively 'skip' the ad. It's not just this channel. This is YT wide.
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  917.  @kenshinhimura9387  You really are a kid. Earlier you said you were working at McDonalds and doing your taxes at age 13 and now you're saying that women don't get paid less than men - when there's tons of fuckin data, lawsuits, and Dept of Labor cases specifically regarding women being paid less than men for the same job.
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  918. Brandon my only comment is that you didn't stress enough how important it is that the Cowboy Rounds ARE NOT MODERN AMMO - that uses nitro to give it high power - and using MODERN, HIGH POWER AMMO in a Cowboy Conversion will make it a pipe bomb. We're talking factors of 10 in pressure difference between black powder and modern loads.
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  919. My issue with that quote is that Morbidity (sense of impending doom) is an actual medical symptom all on its own. If your brain has enough time to grasp the full situation, it can sound the internal alarm to alert the "driver" (you) that something NEEDS to be done or you WILL die. People who suddenly OD (by taking way too much of something and suffering toxicity, not merely passing out and vomiting or something) will feel this, and it will drive their behavior to beg for help or pray. If it happens quickly then you panic enough to cry for help or to find someone who can do something. If it happens slowly enough, then you will feel a sharp unease. Your brain does stuff to keep you alive all on its own but when it can't keep going they let you know there's a problem.
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  920. Trucks towing loads while behaving like regular cars is probably one of the most dangerous things on the road
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  921. The people that think this is right are monsterous idiots who can't actually address the root of the problem, so attack the result of the problem. The answer to homelessness is housing. This was proven time and time and time and time again
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  922. It varies by country. US has some of the strictest bs property rights out of any nation. Not saying these guys didn't deserve to be kicked out or anything, but the US is one of the only modern nations that doesn't have a universal "open fields" clause for everyone traversing unused land and where there are no shared public/private zones (where it's private property but people have the right to use it to wait on others who are).
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  923. And your average person doesn't understand the concept either. Trespassing the phrase means to commit the offense of illegally entering an area or being in an area. If someone believes they have not illegally entered the area, then they can't understand how they have committed the crime of "trespassing." It often requires an officer to explain that merely staying after being asked to leave is trespassing.
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  924. "I don't care what the court says. I say he's still guilty" is on track for Missouri Law
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  925. Prozac has nothing to do with it. It's a correlation fallacy. It's like saying Xanax causes panic attacks because people with anxiety disorders take Xanax. It's dumb af
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  926. Really. I can't think of anything less threatening than a dude playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere. He's not even around anyone.
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  927.  @pebblepod30  I don't exist in a media bubble. I actually learned what Critical Race Theory was during my military years when I was forced to face my own biases by someone important to me. In fact, let me challenge your knowledge of American History: Did the United States Government ever infect or experiment on African Americans in regards to highly infectious diseases? How long did any experiment occur? Did this incident cause any general social conflicts between African Americans and the medical community over the next era?
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  928. They don't revoke licenses nearly enough
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  929.  @xenioralad3159  "some" == extremely few
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  930. @DarkChaos87  The oversight will exist as long as the city officers and Union hold their current positions
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  931. @adamtrombino106  A lot less than local police
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  932.  @stefanyuwono1909  weird how you only claim he criticizes only billionaires when he addresses all wealth inequality, and it's even more weird you're out here acting like 1 billion is equal in scale to 1 million.
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  933. ​ @UncleKennysPlace the Oakland Press should be fined for using unscrupulous marketing agencies
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  934. ​ @NYCZ31 they wouldn't have let him out of jail the day before with an active warrant. That's not how that works
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  935.  @NevisYsbryd  i used the wrong phrase to describe the time period. Don't work 3rd shift, kids!
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  936. The fight ends when you get tabled out and those leather lashes on their arms aren't just for show
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  937.  @js1817  that was not this case lol he was in jail for charges and serving a sentence. The sentence concluded. When did he get the other warrant? They were making stuff up
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  938. I feel great that Seth is doing this but I feel horrible because Seth gives special coverage to people so they get money and meet special show criteria to get paid more for non-obvious-to-us viewers. Wally saying a joke or two takes him away from 'staff' and gives him 'speaking role' pay. I hope Wally is okay and doing alright like I hope John Mullaney is okay and doing alright.
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  939. Bruh you can hear the cop car's 4wd skid on those turns. They had to be hitting 35-45 almost drifts
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  940. @StarrDane  She highly risked the confession being thrown out. Having a minor aide councilor is there for emotional support reasons and to cut the interview short if it is clear the minor NEEDS an attorney (minors cannot legally understand their rights) or NEEDS time to recouperate (because minors typically cannot understand that they are free to end an interview at any time). It's basically like a child therapist with the most-minor power of attorney to stand-in for parents. They shouldn't have been giving ANY legal advice to them, encouraging the child to admit to ANY crime, and should have ended the interview the second that the child had admitted guilt. If it wasn't for the overwhelming evidence to suggest she committed the crime, the confession would have been inadmissible.
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  941. ​ @jefflebowski918  Thank Reagan
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  942. ​ @michaelfedorsha8147  The cop would have added drunk and Disorderly if he was that drunk. When you get hands-on with a drunk - especially drunk as he'd have to be - you'll smell it.
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  943. ​ @MudlangenTango  Hear me out: we all pool money as a society together and buy some land and put a building on that with many individual buildings and a main campus where anyone can walk in and receive mental Healthcare - regardless of condition - a nice public area with open-door policies for anyone to visit people as well? That's worth $5 a month to me.
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  944.  @Mat-eq8mk  We can have more accountability than the past with cameras and open advocacy programs
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  945. Dawg this isn't new The Tops Shooting in Buffalo was fully livestreamed until a mod cut the feed
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  946. I would also like to think he's the kind of guy who - if presented with a reasonable explanation - would investigate and report as such. He is what every journalist should aspire to be.
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  947. ​ @anthonyakatonysmiff2461  >verbally threatened My guy he was gassing people while they were asleep. Stop making excuses for cruelty
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  948. It's always been like this. Small town where I was born has a Sheriff who literally pocketed Federal and State money meant to feed inmates and the only reason he was in office that long was because nobody was foolish enough to run against him and risk their tires being deflated.
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  949.  @JenSwarbrick1966  Qualified. Immunity.
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  950. Come on watching crackheads tweak and various shenanigans makes for great wind-down time
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  951. ​ @danb9447  They don't revoke licenses often enough
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  952. @SmokeEater509  I'm in the State wit the highest number of homeless persons
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  953. The answer: Capitalism
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  954. They didn't charge her for the correct crime in this instance. They charged her with DV and battery, but the charge that she committed was Mayhem. When an attack results in the loss of any body part functionality (poked out eyes, chopped off fingers, amputated limbs, etc), the crime is Mayhem. She only got 150 days. Had she been charged with the correct crime then she would be looking at felony maiming and she would be inside a cell for years.
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  955. That was a lie.
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  956. ​@jennidv75 I mean that's a long time for him to be given the therapy he so obviously needed
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  957. I like how the narrative is "you shouldn't protest that way" and not "Israel should really stop the genocide of Palestinians."
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  958. ​ @jerryborjon  Insurance doesn't cover after-market parts. It's all pocket, baby
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  959. "You don't want to press charges?" He's not a snitch, my dude. Stop giving someone crap for not wanting the law to get involved
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  960.  @MajesticDemonLord  You can't ban the knowledge but you can ban the mass production leading to the easy and cheap access of firearms. And good job ignoring the fact that good guys with guns are the ones trafficking firearms to bad guys without guns. Guess what buddy? "Crime rates have increased" is the funniest way to say "a lot of people were getting arrested for possessing a firearm or trafficking firearms after guns were banned" without saying it outright.
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  961.  @manbabymonke  name one utility a gun can have outside of intentionally killing something for every one utility a car can have outside of intentionally killing something. I eagerly await your response.
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  962.  @maaxdyonis9605  maax my boy. This show was a product of the early 2000s. Different standards of care have been established since then.
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  963.  @mr.fibonacci6292  "CENSORSHIP" - Dawg censorship is when the government takes away your platform to speak. She is no more censored than the couple's cake service who can refuse service to gay people because it's against "their morals" to give them a platform. Your fuckin loony gets to talk on national television and rants every day - for fuckin free - on CSPAN. You can watch it all day every day and hear her ass talk about conspiracies and Space Lasers on MY fucking tax dollar.
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  964.  @johnlocke_1 ? I'm 30, you quarter-wit. And that's almost certainly "yes, I did vote for the WWE Wrestler and reality TV star for president" without saying it.
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  965.  @johnlocke_1  >when Veterans and homelessness is rampant Bro Republicans literally cut the budget for VA and social services.
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  966. ​ @dudebro91-fn7rz  How about people with no Disorderly conducts, Trespassing violations, or other misdemeanors that involve harassing others or being a public menace? >UHHHHHHGGGGH DATS TOO STRICT DIS IZ MURICA
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  967. @minecraftfox4384  No. I do. Your right to wave your hand ends where my face begins. Your right to everyone and their mom being able to own a firearm ends when the rules are so lax that those who shouldn't have it and easily obtain it begins.
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  968. "One quadrillion synapse events throughout your lifetime" You underestimate my LSD experience, good sir!
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  969. ​ @hardhitter5099  That was momma putting on her strong face.
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  970. I feel bad for all of those legal aides/paralegals who had to basically stay up and draft stacks of nonsense onto a complaint. I don't feel bad that they aren't getting any credit for it, though.
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  971.  @setxjrichie9745  riding the train wasn't the point. The point was I wanted to hijack the train while my homies robbed it and someone else held off the law to make off with a score of robbed passengers.
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  972. Under a minute in and I already hate this guy.
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  973. ​@Casey Kelso as a fellow Kelsoe, you should have been able to grasp the definition by context clues alone
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  974. ​@Casey Kelso as a fellow Kelsoe, you should have been able to grasp the definition by context clues alone
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  975. Bet you $5000 he isn't released
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  976.  @dcrose001  "HAHA LETA GO BRANDON GET TRIGGERED PLZ GET TRIGGERED ITS MY ONLY JOKE PLZ PLZ PLZ I REALLY WANTED THE WWE WRESTLER AND FAILED REALITY TV STAR TO BE PRESIDENT AGAIN PLZ PLZ PLZ"
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  977. @twinngonespinn  just let people vape frfr
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  978. Seth's team took to the YouTube life format really well.
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  979.  @thrawncaedusl717  >they can just get another trial? Bro if evidence exists that exonerates the person then YES FUCKIN YES they should get another trial. How can a guy have three witnesses, a DA and the original Judge all swear (legally via affidavit) that a man is innocent, but the system keeps him locked up? How can you justify that?
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  980.  @thrawncaedusl717  >would that justify a retrial? No. And there is a great reason for that - a thing that has nothing to do with Criminal Justice and everything to do with political corruption and utility toward tyrrany. No, the state SHOULDN'T get to try and retry atyranny because a corrupt politician can continuously forge evidence or witnesses to try and try and try anyone for any reason. They should WAIT to get it right the first time. Statute of limitations is not in days or weeks - but years. A person wrongfully arrested by a state actor doesn't have time to "wait" and "get it right" before trial. They have between the time they realize that they are under arrest until the start of the trial to get it right. And the "right to a speedy trial" was implemented for political reasons too - totally separate from "quick convictions" - It was a guarantee that the state cannot indefinitely detain someone for an arrest without a conviction for the prolonged detainment. You have the legal nuance of a 15 year old.
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  981. If an officer orders you out of the car, and you ask "why?" and they answer anything but "Officer Safety" then its just them being on a power trip. No more and no less.
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  982. Forgetting sentences immediately. Irate due to his own forgetfulness. Answering questions that weren't asked. Extremely xenophobic or racist. Cocaine is one helluva drug
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  983. ​@yotafan03 Most states don't allow that anymore. You say "lawyer" then they can't even talk to you to give passive updates or anything. You can still go to them or talk freely - but they can't even speak to you or answer you if you don't waive that right (which btw you can re-up at any time)
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  984.  @TheNinthGeneration1  crickets
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  985. ​ @tjjennings5585  It's his job. He doesn't have to agree with it
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  986.  @lobsterpots  We solved this in the Civil War. No, you don't get to move borders because you don't like the system.
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  987.  @Fatblue246  "what's wrong with self-determination?" Look. The issue is that this is the same group of people who would be absolutely shitting on anyone who wanted any form of socio-economic change: Unions. Higher wages. Affordable housing. Etc. The usual argument is "If you don't like it then move!" And when presented with the same option, instead of "moving" They are wanting the entire fuckin Union of States to redraw territorial lines. And it's to ESCAPE the changes that they would be telling everyone else to "move" if they don't like it. And I grew up on a farm. Anyone insisting that farm work is some kind of secret, specialized skill on the same ground as formal trade skills or collegiate experience is a nitwit or a farmer insisting that their field is more specialized than it is. Hard? Back-breaking? Yeah. Complex? Hardly.
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  988. I now understand why great generals and almost every Roman Politician deliberately rested their hand in their robe/coat front. Half the cues in these videos are people not knowing what to do with their hand
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  989. He's supposed to keep talking while he has to type up the info and dispatch the correct teams to the place. "Railroad crash" isn't exactly something on the quick-select queue. Did the train crash into her house? Is the train on fire? Is her house on fire? Is it Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs? Couple that with a room full of people making such calls (all at once. Train wrecks are loud affairs) then you have the understandable exchange there. It doesn't sound like he is inattentive. It sounds like he is trying to ascertain the seriousness of the scenario. And if he doesn't know where Nelson Road is, then he can't safely say "just send fire fighters to Nelson Road." Some of these roads stretch well-beyond the horizon line. If she was using a house phone he could have used that but he was trying to get the info from her, given the circumstances
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  990.  @cristianoreddevil9736  "Won't someone think of the poor Nazis?!" Bro slap yourself a few times and sober up. You're drunk or a moron. The Germans literally exterminated 11 million unarmed civilians and prisoners of war. The Resistance doesn't get a pass on their behavior - but you can't be crying about the Geneva Convention in a pro-Reich way.
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  991.  @thelonespeaker  Nobody is saying that anyone's history doesn't rule - only that we shouldn't forget the shitty parts of what we did. Forgetting the shitty past of one's cultural and national identity LITERALLY GUARANTEES it will happen again, later, in a similar fashion because the mechanisms of that culture were not enough to keep the shitty things from happening the first time. Croyez moi. I'm an American from the South. Monsters literally reframed an entire Civil War to fuck with black people for longer and now monsters want to say that talking about all of that is BAD?
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  992. @johnmcminn9455  He was toying with them my guy. He got away from them before.
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  993.  @baraness24  Racist slurs as angry insults are low-IQ low-effort insults anyways. Non-racist insult: "Soily-faced gap-toothed muffin-muncher" There. Took me a whole second to not be racist while angry
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  994.  @hdw_Kn  I mean it's a reality check to people who think that cool catchphrases exist to let them be shitty human beings.
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  995.  @genocidecrusade6534  "It still means absolutely nothing" Lol it means just as much as your Freedom of Speech line. Go back to your corner, Lil Hitler
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  996.  @genocidecrusade6534  the dad isn't a victim. He was careless and ordered a poison smoothie minus the poison then acted fucking shocked that there was still poison in the drink. From minimum wage workers at a fast food place. Kick rocks and pack sand.
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  997.  @bonkrood4629  it may or may not. It depends on the scenario. Every business needs to account for the inefficiency of safeguards and their implementation. Besides, what relevance is that question in this sea of commentary? The father didn't do his due diligence to ensure that his kid wasn't eating poison.
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  998. These officers were too scared of scuffin the paint job lol box box em in
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  999. ​@ftroop8462 You know wtf he said nerd
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  1000. @jefferydraper4019  That's not probable cause to arrest the person who wasn't actually committing the crime and didn't have any warrants out for him, though. They found the vehicle parked ... they could have waited to get a warrant. I just don't like the fact that the law is getting way too comfortable with property invasion and arrests without warrants. If someone I happened to know cut through my lawn and hid evidence I wouldn't want police arresting me arbitrarily.
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  1001.  @fyrbyrd71  buddy I don't hate the state. I hate insurance companies. Lol.
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  1002. GIVEAWAY FRAUD is the most-fun Felony.
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  1003.  @sukmidri  Bro they literally believe that their parents and siblings and children are part of a demonic conspiracy by a cult of baby-eating Illuminati. Not "figuratively" - literally. My Parents voted for Trump but they don't believe that my political alignment is akin to alignment with Satan's global plot to exterminate Christians. Jfc
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  1004.  @RedKincaid  yeah lol now imagine the logistics of stealing a car that could literally go anywhere on any footpath or trail and could easily be sold in another county without any paperwork on it.
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  1005. 1 MIL BABY WOOOO
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  1006. It won't make it to jury. They will try to have the case dismissed on lack of grounds or jurisdiction. That's usually how these games are played. They'll say that the FCC only regulates communications, not sales of data and that it should be in the realm of the FTC, then at the FTC trial they will argue that it's subscriber data and it should be in the jurisdiction of the FCC.
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  1007. Hey Drew. Those onesie outfits are for people who lack a badonk-a-donk
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  1008.  @ollie4king  you can do both so long as it's not within 72 hours of a dive lolol
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  1009. Now is a great time to cover Jury Nullification, Legal Eagle!
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  1010.  @rudder727  spoiler alert: People don't say "OH I got shot. But it's just a 22 so ..." They go "AWE SHIT I GOT SHOT 2-4 TIMES TF IS -" ded
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  1011.  @xcell_r4thr87  how many shirts have you created?
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  1012. @56:59 >Mike mumbles He definitely said "My life is f**ked"
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  1013. #4 is a dude who doesn't know how zipper merges work
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  1014. @Unbroken they capitalized all nouns into the late 18th - early 19th century
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  1015. Capitalism
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  1016. ​ @Chasitytrosper99  It's not a crime to be high. It's a crime to be around people while high. He was literally in the middle of nowhere playing in a damn creek. I can't think of anything less-threatening. (Before you ask, police officers don't count as "the public" for public offenses)
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  1017. ​ @beautifuldisaster139  There used to be a lot more until Reagan pulled all funding.
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  1018. @Queenofgreen515  no she needs mental care
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  1019.  @margolane3361  It is but okay boomer
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  1020. Judges don't lower the amounts unless the amount awarded is higher than the statue demands. I had to sit on a jury for a civil claim once and the Jury didn't take too kindly to the Defendants (an Insurance company) trying to push off the trial until after a person died. We submitted an inquiry to the judge about statutes and ruled a few million for the Plaintiff - and added the phrasing 'or the maximum amount allowed by Statute' so there was no wiggle-room about the intent of the jury. Oh. Fun Fact : when a jury hears that it's an insurance company on the other end of a suit, the script flips from "does this have any merit?" to "how much should we award?" almost immediately.
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  1021.  @sarysa  the respondent can easily and readily request a change of venue to another district within the same state for those exact reasons. To be denied such minor courtesy is an easy appeal on any ruling that isn't 100% in their favor.
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  1022.  @ThunderStruck15  but you have to be Amish OR you have to have whatever your State's insurance law sets as a legitimate bond to cover your own losses.
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  1023. Yelling at someone is an initial act of aggression and the fact that most people can't comprehend this is extremely dangerous. If anyone is minding their own business and you confront them and start yelling at them, then those strangers push you or confront you, then the person who started the confrontation is at fault. Not to mention that YELLING AT THE PASSENGER of a car FOR PARKING is absolutely unhinged.
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  1024. ​ @MortgageGirl7  It's not about having fun when you get to that stage, it's about feeling normal. She might act insufferable while on it, but she is ACTUALLY SUFFERING. Dark thoughts, body pain (all over), nightmares, sensitivity to light and sound - she seems like she is at the point where she would be little-more then a feral animal without it every day and without actual MENTAL HEALTHCARE (not mere rehab) she is never going to get better. She needs mental healthcare.
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  1025. ​ @gregoryfuzi4745  you sound totally rational and sane.🙄
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  1026.  @jordanwiser4192  it's almost like people are legally buying guns in America and trafficking them to Mexico. It's almost like the Good Guys with Guns are buying the guns to sell to Bad Guys without Guns to make them Bad Guys with Guns. Dis tea fine doe.
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  1027.  @alexkmoz  looooool you expect too much of 2A types
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  1028.  @jordanwiser4192  how many school shootings were there in the UK in 2021 versus the USA? Don't worry, buddy. I'll wait.
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  1029.  @favor4afavor823  awe widdle baby mad that he lost an election
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  1030.  @atomicmillenial9728  what's the violent crime rate today compared to pre-ban? Go on. Quote the numbers.
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  1031.  @mikedeloach6849  Bro Canada isn't communist. Get off the pipe
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  1032. ​ @SodaPopJX  "Is it the red house or the yellow house?"
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  1033. @05:21 Bruh what kind of asshole uses a train horn on a regular truck?
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  1034. That's not laziness. That's prioritizing response. Falsifying Evidence > Trespassing They wanted evidence that the car was actually hit and damaged. The store owners probably just use the Trespassing Order as a "we can send you to jail" thing for people if they get out of line.
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  1035. ​ @Yuan-lo3zz  Dangerous? Nah. Disrespectful? Yeah. Which is why it's a law. The crime of Assault exists because we have a proper civil system that wants to discourage physical altercations by any means. Assaulting someone is literally a prelude to a physical altercation prior to the prohibition of duels
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  1036. @phatgringo2.0  There was no crosswalk. Every state with jaywalking rules will stipulate that people can cross the road if there is no crosswalk within reasonable distance. They account for this fact when writing speed limits as well. If the dude was following the rules of the road then he wouldn't have killed someone
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  1037. @historyiwitness5915  It's like I didn't stay in hobunk nowhere and traveled for work. Just because you live in flyover country doesn't mean that the rest of us do and just because your life sucks and can't afford to travel doesn't mean the rest of us do
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  1038.  @jobofa4252  you need to read your driver's manual again
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  1039. @lililililililili8667  Then don't do crimes based specifically on someone's sex
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  1040.  @judyhuurman1237  It's not safe but it's not because people are crossing the road. Speed limits are designed with jaywalking in mind
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  1041.  @DiabloBlanquecino  Pedestrians always have the right of way. Even when jaywalking.
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  1042.  @L337Haxorz  I'm not assuming. I've gone around the world. Leaving your small corner of the Earth literally expands your horizons
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  1043. Yeah the fact that a chase occurred at 100 mph and they made their approach in the midst of a grouping of vehicles definitely contributed to the accident.
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  1044.  @JeremyD-f6c  How would the Duty to Report law work under the 5th Amendment? Is it bootstrapped to every case where someone didn't report the crime they just committed? Or is it a bs law with no means of enforcement that is flagrantly unconstitutional. You know what? You said "I got case law" earlier. Why don't you provide a citation for that one? Go on. You said you have case law that contradicts federal law, so just cite the case and the year!
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  1045. @JustAGun_  In the United States every citizen has a right to a speedy trial by a jury of 12 of their peers in the district the crime was committed. The only thing that changes that is if the accused asks for an expedited trial with a partial jury (6 jurors instead of 12), or a bench trial (the judge decides after hearing all arguments). A bench trial is good if your lawyers have solid legal nuance and case law that jurors might not understand, of if a jury would have been biased against the accused (judges care more about precedent. Jurors are more swayed by circumstance and personal opinion). A speedy 6 person trial is good if you believe the odds are highly in your favor or you want the case to start before the prosecution can gather dirt. A direct 12 person trial can also be speedy - but not as speedy as a 6 juror trial or a bench trial (by simple logistics of juror selection. 0 v 6 v 12) and contains the best odds for juror nullification.
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  1046. Yes
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  1047. They always do that mate. They just don't always say it then and there. They usually only say it when they need an excuse for why they got trigger-happy on an unarmed suspect
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  1048. "She clearly didn't have it her way"
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  1049. ​​ @444mopar then it shouldn't matter and you should be able to traverse private property separating two pieces of public land w/o reasonable easement This is actually law in Europe
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  1050. You're right about "writing it down" because there is no way he would rightfully clip it and put it in his remix
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  1051. ​ @chrisjbarton  That's why Saint Louis - where it can get a gun faster than you can get McDonalds Drive Thru - is SOOOOOO safe, right?
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  1052. ​@mikealvord55 Saint Louis and New Orleans are the highest crime rates in the US and are both in places where guns can be found easier than a parking spot. People in Chicago get their guns from tools in Missouri who fence them iff
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  1053. ​ @JohnSpartan-117  Saint Louis and New Orleans are the safest places in the world!
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  1054.  @JohnSpartan-117  I'd lol too if I was horribly wrong with nothing to say
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  1055.  @JohnSpartan-117  So Saint Louis and New Orleans are heavens of peace and love, right? Clearly everyone and their mom being armed has done wonders!
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  1056. ​ @ww-xj9pi  He was living by infrastructure where nobody lived and nobody passes for more than 10 seconds on average. He committed the crime of being too poor and being okay wit that
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  1057. It's not about "questioning the system;" It's about knowing if you are overtly biased against one party or another. A reasonable answer for a juror is "Yes, I do" because it indicates that you understand that YOU. ARE. THE. SYSTEM. in the exact context of the question. You are the one who is making the decision. You are the one who can say "nah. He's innocent," even if they have a full-length video of the suspect committing the crime. It also indicates whether you are going to follow the decorum of court procedure. It's basically an idiot filter question. You are being asked if you understand the system, what your role will be, and how much authority you are being given. Saying "no" answers all those questions. Say yes next time n
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  1058.  @nowlwane9623  "Why would any homeless person care about land rights?" Because it keeps them from being arrested for sleeping. Like you don't even understand how basic, human interactions between law enforcement, land owners, and homeless persons. I can only imagine that you are immature or you haven't really struggled in life (without help), or you would easily see what's wrong. "They can walk" Like lol okay so are they pre-purchasing 3750 calories of food per day per person (needed for all-day travel by foot) or should we ignore the issues of foraging in the Modern Era? Oh yeah and make sure you have enough money to buy a firearm to forage with and get the papers that allow you to carry it. Your grasp on reality is childish
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  1059. Yeah this dude is nuts ... but what is he doing wrong, again? He's standing outside a public building in protest. It's a dumb protest, sure. But it's a protest. He isn't keeping people from going in or out. He isn't directly harassing individual persons directly as private citizens. He's just standing there in protest of a wrong he believes was committed. Sorry. I just don't get what the issue is. 🤷
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  1060. They don't use heavier brands for the same reason that they have a 5 second timer and cool-down for taser deployment: Fear of police mishandling
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  1061. Worse: Settlement means that there is no definitive ruling, meaning that the statute or behavior does not become a part of case law or jurisprudence. I don't blame people for wanting to settle: they are expensive and tiring But when a case is settled then that injustice can continue.
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  1062.  @keything8487  now that you know it, bring it up to more people in these discussions. God forbid you, I, or someone else is put through an ordeal where we must sue a government official ... But if anyone who does know this is in that position, we have the power to make sure that the next person that it happens to won't have to fight the same uphill battle.
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  1063. @YallAintRight  >concerned for his safety He was fine. Being goofy in public isn't a crime especially if he isn't around anyone. >almost fell into a creek Dude isn't going to drown in that creek. It's barely boot-high which is probably why he was goofily crossing it to not get his socks wet. A grown man can play in a creek. >failure to appear If he has a warrant, they don't release him and if he has court the next day, he isn't getting out. He just goes to court. They said that stuff strictly for the camera.
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  1064. Eh. He escalated the encounter at the start. I think that slowly following orders but asking why and what reason shouldn't be punished. Girl was following orders she just was confused why it is happening
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  1065. The black powder looks like it was set off by a stray cinder
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  1066. They aren't in a council chamber discussing resolutions across the street
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  1067. ​@hornetsnest001 The laws that protect her from being brutally evicted by a bunch of thugs are the same ones that allow for the peaceful process of Trespassing I'm actually all for using empty buildings for living quarters but like this building and land is still in use
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  1068. That handshake 🤝 was hilarious
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  1069. ​@bloodbarage low effort troll
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  1070. ​ @Chasitytrosper99  >he got a warrant They wouldn't have released him from jail if he had a warrant. That's not how that works
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  1071. ​ @jamesleung0  Doesn't matter.
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  1072. The analogy is that your Gun is like your Dick - Never pull it out unless you tend to use it and once you've pulled it out in public there's no going back.
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  1073. I only want to note that the officer is kinda out-of-pocket by saying "driving around for three and a half hours" isn't something people do. I grew up in rural nowhere wtf we supposed to do? Play tag in the woods? Climb up on the school roof? What if they've done that a million times before and just ... liked driving? I love driving.
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  1074. @VigilanteVegan  I'm an animal lover but there is a clear and defined difference between the value of an animal life and of a human life. If I were starving in the wilderness would I eat a dog? I wouldn't eat MY dog. But I would eat ANOTHER in a heartbeat. We live in a world where animals have gotten the short end of the stuck in favor of industrial farming practices and an apathetic population. Yeah. Sucks. This dude terrorizing cats? Sucks. 100%. But to say "it's worse because animals can't fight back and nobody cares" is a bit wild af. The guy is obviously getting his kicks from killing a specific kind of animal and has specifically NOT graduated to homicide.
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  1075.  @arthurgangnon3504  because he understands taking over the piano. He doesn't understand happiness
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  1076. @maximus11400  He wasn't including himself. He was pulled up because they were driving in tandem and he needed to wait until their bs ticket was done and they could continue their journey. He committed contempt of cop.
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  1077. @samblack5313  That the officer was issuing arbitrary commands that had nothing to do with officer safety and everything to do with contempt of cop
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  1078.  @minio585  It's not a lawful order if it's done because of a first amendment right. It's just contempt of cop
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  1079. That predator pattern recognition from everyone is insane. Sometimes a monster is a monster.
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  1080. No lock picking lawyer collab?
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  1081.  @chewnisklan  As long as they agree that Facebook doesn't have to deal with their nutter Q-spiracy theories.
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  1082. @oldauntzibby4395  I'm not disagreeing with you. I just wanted to point out that Florida has a mandatory sunset clause in regards to the release of many records to the public - the simplest ones require police to advertise the charges and details of every arrest. That is actually why the Florida Man meme is so prevalent. No other state requires police to literally publish the charges and circumstances of every arrest. It's a good thing because it means that the police and their arrests are under constant public scrutiny, but it's a bad thing because that time you were arrested at a bachelor party for streaking down the Miami strip is now a matter of public record.
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  1083. @terrybrooks272  You know what's really mad? The 2nd Amendment types saying that people should just comply with government intrusion without reason or warrant.
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  1084. @n.c.pictures  You are talking about part 1 of the video. The next part is what the rest of us are annoyed at. It was a person driving tandem (together but in separate cars) with his chick and the officer pulled the chick over, so he parked ahead of them so he could finish up his ticket and continue their business. Cop told him he had to move elsewhere because of his "attitude" aka his contempt of an officer for pulling someone else over for a minor traffic infraction. He didn't say anything except "really?"
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  1085. @n.c.pictures  yeah but the core takeaway from this comment is that the second guy should have just cooperated. Cooperation makes it easier on everyone but you will never find me siding against a civilian wanting to exercise their rights and being arbitrarily retaliated against. He was parked on the side of the road ahead of the car he was driving tandem with and waiting for after she got her ticket to go.
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  1086. @chutraiheo  >not a chance She was carrying a drink and she had alcohol on her breath. If she had not been carrying the drink and not said anything she wouldn't have gotten in trouble. It took a loooooong time to wind her up to the point of belligerent agitation
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  1087.  @chuckd5819  I don't drink. I dealt with drunks.
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  1088.  @stephaniecoomey2356  no. Merely observant w/ experience of handling people who have been drinking
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  1089. FYI this is the sound of a water splash projected through any pipe. All of the energy that would be transferred into the water is trapped, causing water to shoot up the hole. This water forcefully displaces the air upwards, the energy oscillating along the walls and traveling upwards at increasing speeds and keeps the sound wave in a tight "packet." This makes it sound like a rising noise as the sound approaches the monitor, then decreases the instant it passes the monitor (Doppler Effect). Anyone who played with bottle rockets as a kid has probably experienced this phenomenon.
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  1090.  @iota-09  You never shot a bottle rocket through a pipe? It's waaaay louder on the holding end (behind) than the firing end (forward). (Assuming that you hung it off the front lip of the pipe.)
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  1091. @grodo3487  >guns were easier to get in the past And crime was much more prolific and blatant then, too.
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  1092. ​ @ralkia  Zero understanding of physics to be driving 100 in a 35. Even if they were on a perfect plane with the best tires possible, there is no way they would have had time to stop in time while coming up on a vehicle driving 35mph
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  1093. Tf is the cop opening up with a chase for?
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  1094.  @MonkeyJedi99  my guy medical bills are like 10s of thousands. The VA is great for stuff like that
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  1095. @nekoizmase9  my bad. It's been since 2020. Half a decade now It's 1 atm every 10 meters
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  1096.  @jeffreyd.4878  A dude who was never homeless gives us his hot take on homelessness.
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  1097.    you can't buy an hour to take a shower with food my dude
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  1098.  @xerxeskingofking  the truth is the opposite and it's a sad state of the current system of Healthcare the US has. Every other country has accessible medical care and mandatory excuses for medical emergencies that would prevent the person from being fired.
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  1099. ​ @glennhubbard5008  Neither party drew up the bill of rights Also I wish you guys loved the 1st Amendment right to protest as much as you like the 2nd lol you're fine with limiting the right to protest to reasonable venues but cry about not having guns in schools
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  1100. @glennhubbard5008  I want the US to stop being the only country that has a mass shooting issue in public buildings. >WERE THE JANUARY 6TH PROTESTERS GIVEN RIGHT TO ASSEMBLY "The first amendment means I can stage a coup without any repercussions!" ~some clown who voted for a professional actor and WWE Wrestler
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  1101. Jokes aside I'd make an entire website to measure a lock's objective pickability based on the length of LPL's videos, without commentary. If he gave me license to do so I'd have the scale open and within the public domain in a week.
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  1102. ​@katherinel1801 You can curse at them all day but that matter is s settled in a courthouse. You can beat the charge but not the ride
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  1103. ​ @suewatching7768  She can't. Here's the fun part: when are gets pulled over again she is going to have DWL under her new "name"
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  1104. Insurance is taxes with extra steps
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  1105. There's enough crime to go around, buddy.
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  1106. ​ @ChuckThree  they have to do business somewhere to make money to offshore, bud. When it comes to consumer protection, they can fine the company directly and seize its assets
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  1107. ​ @gholland5840  >all incentive Uh lol the incentive is to break the law and not to make money legally?
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  1108.  @gholland5840  unlisted companies have taxes lol
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  1109. ​ @wyomingguy4743  He wasn't living on someone else's land he was living in a vacant area by some dang bridge. When if the last time you walked over a road bridge? This guy is in people's daily lives an average of 10 seconds.
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  1110. I can answer this for you: They can. Yes. But they don't want to put the money up to overhaul their data centers.
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  1111.  @peteywheatstraws4909  >the most violent perpetrators aren't let out because bail is too high In Cashless bail, violent offenders aren't released at all while petty criminals are given the ability to show up in court, or the next contact with police they are jailed indefinitely awaiting trial. Name one "violent criminal" released on Cashless bail. Go ahead!
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  1112.  @Buddha23Fett  "it's my right to accidentally shoot someone! No, I can't see full figures past five feet - why should that matter? WHAT DO YOU MEAN 'collateral damage?!' Oh. I shot the Amazon delivery driver? That's a shame I thought it was a burglar. No, I will never have a lapse in judgement when I couldn't see!" Do I really need to break out the crayons to explain why a blind person shouldn't be able to accidentally kill someone?
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  1113.  @Buddha23Fett  That it is a right is irrelevant. You have the right to free speech until you raise a false alarm or threatening others with violence. You have the right to bare arms as long as you can see the effen target.
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  1114.  @cnhamilton1982  I'm a paralegal. And I do 911 dispatch. I understand how it works. A 911 call is to inform them and request their presence. They still need reasonable and articulable suspicion that a crime has or is about to occur. They didn't even know why they were out there - and a dude saying that he was playing in a creek is not enough. He's not even committing Disorderly Conduct or Public Intox. Both of those crimes require other people to be in the immediate vicinity to be disturbed and there is no way a random person in their vehicle on the road is "being disturbed" by a guy playing in a creek. He wasn't committing a crime. He walked away like any 1st Amendment Auditor would have and they only detained and treated him like that because they recognized him
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  1115.  @lestatangel  "it's mental illness and drugs" So you are saying that the best option for society is to ... let crazy people wander around without treatment or care. And when they are hungry and steal food? You gonna go Les Miserables and jail people for not wanting to starve to death? Lol.
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  1116.  Easternperspective  Lol the dude using a Chinese phone with Korean parts is going to give us a lesson that Adam Smith disassembled in the Wealth of Nations. Everyone benefits from trade so long as that trade is free from external pressures. EVERYONE. Period. Also Adam Smith addressed the issues in California pretty well : that landlords are parasites that contribute nothing to overall productivity and merely sit on land and draw income without actually producing an actual good or service to the community. He used the phrase "parasite" - but what does the Father of Free- Market Capitalism know?
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  1117. @Oddly Right I have been homeless and have dedicated my life to helping out with homelessness. You sound like someone who has never met a homeless person - only seen them, tossed some change (you don't even sound like you'd have done that!) - and felt moral superiority. A MAJORITY of homeless people do drugs to deal with the garbage reality that is homelessness. I bet you have NEVER spent your whole day counting cans from block to block - miles traveled on-foot every day - just to have $5-6 to your name. And that's not even counting that a HUGE number of people who enter a state of homelessness do so because of a medical issue - something they can't afford to fix and can't work with - that compounds itself with every day spent wandering the streets, further debilitating them. You're a small man who needs to feel superior to something, so you pick the only demographic that can't put you in your place. Sit down, child. Playtime is over.
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  1118.  @atgrandfathersknee3065  from the dude who wasn't homeless ever.
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  1119.  @MrJeffcoley1  States shouldn't be able to prevent spaces of public enjoyment from being used by the public. "UH YOU CAN USE THE RIVER BUT YOU CAN'T DISEMBARK FROM IT TO ENJOY IT OR TO REST FOR YOUR EXCURSION" is dogshit logic
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  1120. ​ @Nicole-kc1vx  >someone was worried about his behavior They were worried about a grown man playing in a creek? I'm still waiting to hear the crime he committed that warranted his detention. He isn't even committing disturbing the peace or public intoxication. Public intoxication charges require someone to be disturbing the public in-general and the police don't count as the public. Literally kids on bikes in the road are a higher public disturbance (I don't have a problem with kids playing. It's to accent the point)
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  1121. ​ @arribaficationwineho32  It was. Those charges will never stick
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  1122. @sarafrikinbeara  it's a service road on public property and the weakest "Trespassing" charge ever. I actually read up on legal cases and the only time service road charges actually stick are if someone is actively committing a heinous or overt crime, or it's a federal right-of-way (see: freeways, land managed by DoD, etc) It's a public creek. If you look up any form of State Law and he'd be fine if he were literally standing in the dang creek.
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  1123. ​ @tommyt8998 >squatter rights Bro if you leave land unattended for 20 years, you don't deserve the land.
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  1124. ​ @Andrew-ky8oc8cq4n no. It contained PII
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  1125.  @joshsmith503  "equity is a theme in Marxism" It's also a fucking theme in any regular marketplace to describe the payment of capital based on a listed value of an object, good, or service. In fact, I read Marx and Lenin and equity isn't a theme in either of them. There are only workers, the value of their labor, and how much value is stolen from that labor by their employers. It's a simple math problem.
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  1126. ​ @kommisar.  >we don't know if he laughed at her or not The rest of his behavior makes it extremely likely that he was laughing at her being upset at his unprofessional conduct.
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  1127.  INCEL  If a piece of cloth is depriving your brain of oxygen, your brain was deprived of oxygen already.
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  1128.  @CA-ly7my  "learn economics" Aight Adam Smith said that landlords are leeches on a free market and should be done away with while also remarking that a business owner should pay their workers a livable wage - or be faced with angry workers. Is Adam Smith, father of free market theory, suddenly wrong about the free market?
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  1129. @RhumpleOriginal  >wanting cops to not abuse a person who is literally and legally helpless >"bed side service" Just say you're a garbage human up-front next time you're on a date. Don't gaslight that girl into thinking you have morals
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  1130. @RhumpleOriginal  it's not a generalization. You think that police should be able to inflict further injury on a person in their custody for the sake of convenience. You called basic professional courtesy "bedside service" ffs lol What about that sentence is incorrect? Lol
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  1131. >she respects authority and will likely be compliant This is what the literary experts call "foreshadowing."
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  1132. The doors in all Rockstar open world games must open both directions - unless it is part of a cut scene, where it will operate as intended. In Red Dead 2, you can stealthily open a door from one side with a cool animation, but the animation is not present on the opposite side - the character simply pushes it and the door opens at the speed of the player movement.
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  1133. ​ @ferrumignis  Nobody should have more property than they can personally manage.
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  1134. ​ @C-Ra if they leave it abandoned on the public thoroughfare? Absolutely. They even have paperwork just for that kind of interaction
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  1135.  @chaseviking5096  if you return to a house you didn't give a damn about long enough for Squatter's Rights to take effect, then NOT ONLY do you NOT own the property anymore, but you're the kind of guy who fantasizes about killing random strangers.
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  1136. Did you change the name of this video?
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  1137. Fix the economy and create opportunity? 🚫 Ban music? ✅️
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  1138. ​ @PruneHub  >cops aren't perfect Pilots and doctors aren't perfect either but they are expected to perform at the highest levels of quality and professionalism at all times. The officer was wrong
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  1139. ​ @fullcontact5732  He didn't follow protocol though. Protocol requires professionalism to avoid stuff like this
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  1140.  @jasonggabbott  "nothing is free" Like if you think altruism doesn't exist then yeah.
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  1141.  @memezoffuckery3207  "Wah Facebook isn't like 4chan I JUST WANT THE RIGHT TO BE RACIST ONLINE OKAY" Lol snowflake.
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  1142.  @gvd72  I'm not mad about Waco. That was going to end in a bloody battle anyhow. The Massacre at Ruby Ridge, though? Yes. Massacre. Nobody was held hostage. The kids and parents were forced to do guard duty to keep the government off their property. The story reached it's boiling point when the government decided that killing the family dog was the best tactical maneuver ... As if any man or boy who raised a puppy from birth wouldn't be dead-set in their conviction after their dog was killed. And they shot an unarmed woman holding her child. That entire operation was completely botched.
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  1143. Why is it always a split between "woke" and "like guns?" "Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempts to disarm the people must be stopped, by force if necessary." ~ Karl Marx There is a Socialist Rifle Association ffs
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  1144.  @edwardwright8127  no. It's right out of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, Chapter 11.
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  1145.  @dansanger5340  no. Mental issues are a reason to seek medical rehabilitation. If a person discovered they had seizures the first time it caused a car accident, would you say they should be locked away because a condition of their person caused the accident?
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  1146.  @dansanger5340  there is no MR if someone is legally insane. What you described is not insanity. You described a personality disorder.
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  1147.  @kenconnelly773  if someone snatched a 5 year old then the aggravating factor is almost always going to be there. People fail to realize that we want criminals to be incentivized to do as little to victims or the general public as possible. When kidnapping is given the same sentence as murder then there is no reason to return any kidnapping victim alive.
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  1148. ​ @CPreacher40  then have it zoned as a reserve. Until then, you have a duty to attend to your land
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  1149. ​ @Hjordtheskeleton  because it is in their best interest to be mad about it and not understand
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  1150.  @CPreacher40  I own land. I just don't own so much land that I cannot care for it and understand that if I was not a steward of that land then it would be removed from me by someone who DID become a good steward of the land. That's why I suggested that you make it a nature preserve or something to that extent - its something that can be done and would prevent it from being ceded by your lack of ability to be a good steward of the land. Make it a nature reserve or
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  1151.  @CPreacher40  You should care, because that's the law and your responsibility as a landowner in the USA. For good reason, as well. Even if those good reasons are beyond your ability to comprehend with your peanut-sized brain The law is there to prevent people or corporations from buying up so much land and just sitting on it without doing anything or contributing to the community the land is inherently connected to. If you have so much land that you cannot steward it then you WILL lose it to those that will, as you SHOULD.
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  1152. "Woah man. That's craaaaaazy."
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  1153. My guy he wasn't local police. He was Highway Patrol. The reason they don't want them pursuing is that they don't know the local roads. The last thing anyone needs is a person speeding on unfamiliar roads and messing up on a blind turn or a passing someone on a blind hill and slamming into people head-on. They also don't have any coordination with the local dispatcher to coordinate anything. Why?
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  1154. At least dude is honest when called out lol "Nah nah nah I'm not upset." "Yeah you are!" "I know, I know. Damn. I'm lying. I'm angrier than a mfer though!" This could have been a Saturday Night Live skit
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  1155. "Take our cities back" Bro your cities are owned by REI firms
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  1156.  @drain2496  Yes. Because a homeless person can fill outb an online application, clean for an interview, walk to that interview, and get a job from an employer with absolutely no bias against homeless people. I was homeless and you don'tv know what the fuck you are talking about.
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  1157.  @drain2496  because the clothes someone sleeps in every day are job-interview quality, right? Or do you think homeless persons have a pair of sharp clothes tucked away?
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  1158.  @finchborat  Republicans gutted all funding for Election Oversight by saying "it's not needed" then immediately tried to coup the nation because they lost an election.
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  1159. "If it happens to be Asian people then so be it." Literally the definition of systemic racism
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  1160.  @YeeSoest  honestly he is a public figure in the legal community (a public practice profession) and he is a public figure in the YouTube community, so if you were doing a piece targeting the YouTube community - yes, he is a public figure. And if you are doing a piece targeted to the legal community, then yes. You can use his likeness (so long as you pay the photographer/image rights holder) and quote him and give critique and write about him all day long. I'm not a lawyer but this is my understanding from college courses I took covering public relations and different publication rights (music business).
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  1161. Yeah. It shouldn't be an arresting offense in thy first place
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  1162. ​ @FatRescueSwimmer04  He'd have a patch from the NEC that just says "Daddy" for when he transfers loooooool
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  1163. It'd actually be attempted Manslaughter. Yes, being too dumb is a defense to attempted murder.
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  1164. This is what alcoholism does to someone.
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  1165. ​@CuriousMess61 I paid attention. He is vocalizing a wrong he believes was committed against him. Now your and I might think he's batsht nuts and dumb, but the First Amendment is designated specifically for the redress of grievances with public officials. If he isn't harassing individual officers or persons off the clock, and isn't obstructing the entrance or exit to the station, then what's the crime? Where is the Trespass?
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  1166.  @starwarfan8342  it's not your land. It's their land. Congress said so.
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  1167. >i felt like i was watching buddies talk and it felt surreal They have to humor him. The first account they got was from a woman chained in a shipping container and he bragged about having a double- digit body count. These dudes definitely needed PTO after listening, humor, and being forced to transcribe every detail and brag in regards to his crimes in order to get all the info they need out of him.
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  1168.  @calculator1841  more like "you were hospitalized for over twenty years and didn't have a will oops" which is literally how everything works
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  1169. Uh no. It's way more complex than that. Japan was a formal force and developed under a strong centralized power to project their influence outwards and were defeated through the collapse of that mechanism. We went in with an objective, met those goals, and left. In Afghanistan there were no tactical goals nor objectives. There was never a centralized power attempting to project themselves outwards. Clandestine countries are not powerful outwardly but internally it's basically incapable of collapse without eradicating the system completely (genocide - think The Highland Clearances that Britain resorted to in order to make Scotland governable). We didn't even do THAT. We just occupied a country for 20 years and pissed everyone off. The warlord clan systems were GIVEN weapons and training by their occupiers. It was a total clustertruck
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  1170. ​ @S8ER  Dispatchers will tell you what you need to legally do or be informed of at the moment. "I found a dead body" - "don't touch the body and walk out the way you came." "Someone is hurt!" - First Aid Instructions and scene details 911 dispatchers are designated authorities for communication purposes
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  1171.  @S8ER  Did the dispatcher relay incorrect or illegal info at any time? If someone tells you that you are not supposed to be pursuing another vehicle and you get arrested for it then that's still your fault for pursuing the vehicle. It's just easier to point out that the lady can't say "I didn't know I couldn't do that" and disregarded someone who (subjectively) is an authority on the subject.
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  1172.  @S8ER  The dispatcher has subject matter authority. If they say "don't do that" then it's because you aren't allowed to do that or that it would be extremely unwise to do that. "I'm going into the burning house to get my family" "No stop the fire department will be there shortly" Get hurt? Then you were told the correct thing to do by a subject matter expert.
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  1173. Why do they have to drag the man out of the car for an open container? Why was he pulled over in the first place? Running was wrong, yeah, but that entire stop was shady from the jump.
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  1174. This is the saddest thing I have seen in a while. The woman is 33 and looks like that so there are some developmental issues - definitely physically but maybe also mentally and emotionally - and this guy was probably the only one who courted her or gave her any attention. Then he lured her to her death in the desert and left her naked, alone, and in despair at the person she truly loved and trusted was sitting back and watching her die.
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  1175.  @qgc3426  sounds like these megacorps and franchises aren't good for anyone.
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  1176. That's a sign of abuse.
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  1177. Garand this movie needs to be translated into Russian with the title "SILLY AMERICAN RIFLES CANNOT FUNCTION IN COLD WEATHER LIKE SUPERIOR AK COMPARISON"
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  1178. ​ @happyinparis  >can't we be mindful of children Your children are riding in the front seat?
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  1179. ​ @shythawks9549  I am currently training for dispatch. I don't see any issue regarding officers running tags to make sure that they aren't walking up on a car from three states over that's on the run from a homicide. It's a solid preliminary check. Mainly because there have been situations where officers got complacent, walked up to get the tag and driver info, chill with the driver, and when the radio says "the tag is wanted for a homicide in Utah" within earshot of the driver, they just pull a gun and blew the officer away. It also gives them preliminary data on what to expect and ask a question about. Like "so is this your friends car?" Which is a perfectly fine question to ask. They don't have to answer it, but it's a nice quick reference. If my car got stolen and the dude we pulled over for a broken taillight and the officer DIDN'T RUN THE TAGS I would have been sour af. Whatever the officer does with that info is on them.
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  1180. ​ @handsolo9556 "thank God for Mississippi"
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  1181. ​​ @Lou-pole  He doesn't have to though. If someone came up to you on the street walking on the sidewalk and said "hey, what are you doing walking here?" Eff that guy. Mind your own business. If it was an officer they would have to have an ACTUAL reason to COMPEL you to treat them any differently than some random person on the road, and command you to stop. Once they command you to stop, then you are detained.
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  1182. If I parked my car on the train tracks with a passenger sleeping in it, and it was hit by a train, I'd be in jail for maiming and a slew of charges
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  1183. ​@crikker9447 It's called a double-up statement. If you are innocent then it's a descriptive remark, but if you are guilty then it'll make your hair stand on-end.
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  1184. ​ @MotoSly "It was sold defense!" The person who is armed has the obligation to deescelate the situation. You don't get to start fights while armed then kill people who confront you. That's not how this works
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  1185. ​ @Swiddlyumptious  Libertarian detected lol
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  1186.  @Dalroc  they didn't. Look at the case file and the video. You'll see that the defense claimed that the other side had a knife and that a knife was found ... but it was some old rusted cutlery - like a cooking knife. Not something you carry in your bathing suit, and was there for weeks. None of them had a knife in that video or they would have brandished it proper.
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  1187. That contest was a 4chan raid. I know because I downloaded and ran the script to vote for it. The early 00's was a fuckin wild ride for the internet. Every single company thought they were so smart and clever by putting polls online. Remember when moot, the owner of 4chan, was named TIME Magazine's Most Influencial Person of the Century?
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  1188. ​ @WhoGitDaBiscuit  It has nothing to do with George Floyd. People have been saying "I can't breathe" in response to being restrained throughout history. They are just describing the stress reaction of fight-or-flight when both of those options have been removed. If a stress reaction kicks in but you are restrained, you'll just start hyperventilating because you'd be taking huge breaths trying to run anyhow. "MY FIGHT OR FLIGHT INSTINCT IS CAUSING ME TO HYPERVENTILATE" doesn't seem like the kind of insight regular people would have - let alone say - in that situation.
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  1189. ​ @MomentsInTrading  If you've ever been tazed then you'd understand that it causes muscle lock for up-to five minutes in many people. This is why we have to be tazed in order to become tazer qualified: There is no excuse for overusing a non-lethal option. The cop is tired, yeah, but he definitely should have taken control of the cuffs and gave her five while they waited on the EMT. They have to wait for the EMT anyways.
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  1190.  @cymond  they have kits where you can mill an ejector and the loading lever becomes the shell ejector.
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  1191.  @cymond  that was me playing "Uh actually." Lolol. Fanning a pistol is about a smart idea as cooking a grenade.
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  1192. @smasher.338  Yeah and jumping someone is battery and killing someone by accident is Manslaughter.
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  1193.  @kingduckford  if the client had nothing to do with it then, yes - it will be thrown out for ineffective Council. It will go to a higher court of appeals in federal jurisdiction over Constitutional grounds. However: he already plead guilty to the underlying offense. The only thing they will be guaranteed is that they keep their client off death row - as the federal courts have recently been unwilling to impose the death sentence on anyone - and will subject the client to a psychological examination due to his ability to approve such a nuts move as resting without making a case.
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  1194.  @johndorian4078  ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct : 3.4 Fairness to Opposing Party & Counsel ... (c) knowingly disobey an obligation under the rules of a tribunal except for an open refusal based on an assertion that no valid obligation exists; This seems to be the catch-all for jurisdictional jurisprudence in regards to attorney conduct. I guarantee you that the Court's rules have very plain and simple catch-alls for wasting time. That includes the issuance of motions before the tribunal and a time-frame for notice given on any matter. This isn't TV. Unless there is a dramatic turn of events during a trial, alterations that would affect the trial's course have already been arranged.
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  1195.  @Thouston  I'm going to guess that this defense attorney may be known locally among the court clerks and judges for playing hard and loose with the courthouse rules - specifically in regards to giving advance notice of issues that provide significant changes to the docket. If the court MAKES TIME for 20 people to testify, and only 10 show up? Sure. 5? Pushing it! None? Oh, and you REST YOUR CASE in the first ten minutes before the jury is present?!
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  1196.  @alanmcentee9457  if you think that a lawyer's job is not to be liked then you don't know the practice of law very well. It's 50% rules and 50% charisma. Even when filing a written motion, lawyers (or their paralegals, with their permission) will draft things dramatically or absurdly as possible. Especially in response to an equally absurd motion. See the actual, real closure to a written motion in Tennessee: "WHEREFORE, Captain Justice, Guardian of the Realm and Leader of the Resistance, primarily asks that the Court deny the State's motion, as lacking legal basis."
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  1197. Best COSMIC alignment movie is Pitch Black (Chronicles of Riddick) Where the cosmic alignment IS the BBEG
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  1198.  @benjamincarlson6994  I'm just telling you that what you'd like the law to be and what it is are two totally different concepts. Holding a ticket doesn't guarantee entry. Here is another example: If someone was drunk and the venue has rules against allowing entry to intoxicated persons then it doesn't matter what ticket or how many tickets they hold. They aren't allowed entry. We have a community Blacklist for sexual predators reported from other events. It doesn't matter that they bought one ticket or a hundred tickets nor that they did anything in MY EVENT or at THIS VENUE, they are not welcome at this establishment upon check-in for the period I own the space. Everyone can purchase a ticket but it is on the agency of the ticket holder to ensure they qualify for entry it the venue. The sexual assault guys are free to hit up the venue or the promoter or the event page to ensure they qualify for entry, just like firedancers and people with glow/flow stuff do. Just like entry on a plane or entry on a train. And ticket sales for events will NEVER be tied to specific owners lol you can thank Live Nation (owners of ticketmaster and holders of monopolies on the largest venues across the US) for that as well. Their entire net worth is based on ticket scalping. I don't agree with the practice, but understand why it is that way, and am telling you that is just the way it is.
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  1199.  @benjamincarlson6994  name the state and federal law that says a ticket holder is guaranteed entry. Go on. I'll give you 24 hrs. Meanwhile, I'll point you to literally any venue which have all the rules on their website, including the portions that allow them to refuse service or entry. The due diligence for attendance has always been on the consumer to ensure they are qualified for entry into the establishment - unless the ticket was falsified (scammer issued bs ticket). And, no. No venue I have ever been to has the signage "Intoxicated persons will be denied entry" - they just flat-out tell someone that they simply cannot enter the establishment because they are Intoxicated. I do that all the time, because it's a bad idea to let already-Intoxicated people into a venue to get more Intoxicated and only risk injury to themselves or the bar (nobody likes vomit in the vomotorium). Same for the black list. Idgaf if they're Elon Musk or some dude on the corner: I'm not letting in known-sexual-predators into a music event around open drinks and guaranteed drug usage. It's just not gonna happen. Unless a State has a specific law against the practice, you will find every venue follows the same procedure I listed.
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  1200.  @kelf114  Literally think about what you are saying for even a moment? Should the drunk dude be entitled to enter a venue - even though he's two sips away from crawling - simply because he has a valid ticket? No. Should known-sexual-predators be allowed entry into music events if they are known to the organizers or venue? No. Should a dude in shorts and flip flops be entitled to enter an upscale venue because he purchased a ticket? No. Their knowledge of their eligibility for entry is solely on them.
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  1201. Libertarians: "REGULATION IS OPPRESSION. BUY CRYPTO. FUCK DA GUBMENT" >Crypto/NFTs turn into obvious scams Libertarians: Surprised Pikachu face
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  1202. @stevet4564  there would be less accidents if they revoked drivers licenses and forced people to take driver's education over and over
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  1203. @redhothchilipeppers6299  Not to mention that the ability to arrest someone only exists in bills that are readily and easily detectable as counterfeit. If counterfeit money makes it into the bank supply and can only be picked up by micrometer detection software and missing hidden symbols then nobody is charged - and there are very few bills that can pass the level of basic scrutiny. Money even FEELS LIKE money because the paper they use for money is a highly-regulated mix of linen and paper. And it will smell like money due to the dyes on the paper.
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  1204. ​ @MarkZickefoose  no. The process for it starts when the person moves in and makes their presence known to all nearby neighbors (aka "hostile takeover" of premesis).
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  1205. Arbitration Agreements on mass purchases should be illegal.
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  1206. @stormangelus6638  Drunk words and actions are sober thoughts and desires. Being inhibited means you would like to do something but you are no longer aware of previous stigma or possible repercussion from the act. If you get drunk and shoot someone you knew in the head then you actually hated that person. A lot.
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  1207.  @nickburns8096  "I'm entitled to your service as a private business" isn't the best-take from someone talking about freedom.
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  1208.  @nickburns8096  "AS A FREE THINKING AMERICAN YOU ARE INFRINGING ON MY FREEDOMS BY REQUIRING ME TO WEAR A MASK" lol and you demanding service from a private company where they aren't obligated to serve anyone at all isn't "tyrannical" lol
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  1209.  @nickburns8096  "That's the difference between no shirt, no shoes, no service and -" Lol for a 'smart' person you really have no understanding of anything. No shirt, no shoes, no service is literally a mandate from Health Departments to places that serve food. "You are a sheep -" The dude who thinks No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service was voluntary is calling other people unintelligent? This is fuckin gold.
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  1210. Libertarians "DA GUBMENT WIL UZ FASIAL REKOGNISHUN TO VILATE MUH RITES NO MOR GUBMENT." Meanwhile: Private company literally created a black list system capable of banning everyone he has a disagreement with from entering Madison Square Garden - the largest and most-notable entertainment venue on the planet Earth. On a whim. Without any legal recourse.
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  1211. Whatever anime
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  1212. It would still be illegal (you cannot place any mandatory purchase on a sweepstakes giveaway) but the reason he is doing the mandatory sale is to create false demand on his products. "I may give away money" vs "I will give away money."
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  1213. Yeah you would stop lying. That tax-free danger party slaps and you know it -a fellow veteran
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  1214. @armandolimon7465  Military Personnel do not pay taxes on any of their paychecks, stipends, or bonuses they get while in a Danger Zone, and they will go out of their way to ensure people who reenlist are doing so in a Danger Zone (the Navy literally detours their fleet to technically be in a Danger Zone for reenlistments for this very reason). 20 years of military pay and stipend to be a cop? Yeah I'd do that in a heartbeat.
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  1215. @armandolimon7465  I'm doubting your claim to being a veteran at all if you didn't understand what I meant by tax-free danger pay. It's like the biggest loophole in every military service-member's knowledge. You don't pay a penny of taxes for any amount of pay earned in a Danger Zone and "Danger Zone" is an extremely broad category of region.
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  1216. ​@PhiberOptik1979 It's a (relatively) new legal concept called Felony Murder. If you are engaged in a felony or are a conspirator to a felony that results in any homicide, it is an automatic charge of Capital Murder. "Every hand held the knife" is the euphemism. But INTENT and ATTEMPTED are both still working on old-school law rules. If someone isn't dead and the person has the opportunity to coup them - but doesn't - and the crime was not conspired to or discussed prior, then they have no intent to commit murder. Thus aggravated assault on an officer. Imagine you are hanging out with your unhinged friend and he just decided to run from the police and shoot at them - You shouldn't be included in any of that. You just came along to enjoy the ride.
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  1217.  @castonyoung7514  Right after the dog playing basketball? If not then it was a missed opportunity. But I'm not surprised there's millionaires who said "let's give my cat my fortune" over "let's give my fortune to the starving."
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  1218. It's not frivolous to say that a company putting a huge region that they are not from in the title of the product is misleading. The fact that people have to play word-games and what-ifs is wholly evident that consumer confusion exists at all. Kona Brewing Company lost a huge lawsuit to the State of Hawaii when they were sued for not even having a brewery in the same hemisphere as the name of the company. It also helps that Hawaii state laws literally say that any product representing itself as "being made in Hawaii" must actually hold production facilities in Hawaii or be liable to the State for damages.
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  1219. Mfers think they can outrun a radio
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  1220. @jd-ls4tk  Because he didn't say "officer safety." He said "because I said so."
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  1221. "How would touching up photographs when asked by the court to do so cause problems?" Compelled speech under the 1st Amendment. Artistic expression has been long-held that certain mediums present freedom of speech and the press simultaneously. Telling a photographer to edit the photos or a journalist to change their wording has terrible precedent on the production party.
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  1222. QXIR lad, They had to start reeling in the race for "fastest car" because the crashes were becoming more and more deadly by the year while races became more and more irrelevant to the vehicle which was being driven.
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  1223. You mean I had to get a license in TWO states just to bounce doors but mfers in New Jersey were just getting scooped and had school/OJT, tossed em cuffs and the weight of law, and never had to go in again? Bruh. Bruuuuuuuuh.
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  1224. ​ @dash0173  That's not insane at all. That's just telling officers to not use force unless the other party committed a crime and is actively using force. The fact that it had to be up to a memo is the insane part
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  1225. @Cuckoo_Lane  "It" - the voice - is the voice of a real guy. You can actually get his socials and dm him if you desired. I shot him a DM about one of these channels actually trying to get away with using a clone of his voice and that channel is gone. You can clearly tell it was an AI clone
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  1226. They aren't. They just have qualified immunity
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  1227. ​@petergmred2005 "Kids baited him" Even if what you are saying is true (it isn't) The 'adult' is still responsible for falling into childish antics
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  1228. ​ @27pattywhack2 the rest of the world requires such activities to be blatantly noted as a work of fiction and not an act of skill.
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  1229. LegalEagle Can you please note advertise products that essentially eliminate the profession of Paralegals? Please?
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  1230.  @zapazap  Lots of words to dodge a clearly-constructed argument where I literally described corporations committing atrocities and being able to make a buck but not criminally liable for any of the things done on it's behalf to get there! The Supreme Court ruled that corporations are people. It's not "different" in any sense because of the Citizens United case.
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  1231. Not only is there no time to actually use that kind of vessel, but it's redumbdant and would basically create more points of failure for the vessel. These vessels take hours to go down and come up because you are still breathing pressurized air in a pressurized container. An emergency escape hatch to surface is another death sentence - and far more painful tbh. I had one small pressure injury when I was diving with a cold. I had a mild sniffle and pressurized air in my sinuses couldn't escape, so I had to wait and go up slowly. But i was almost out if air so I had to surface. Worst pain in my life. It felt like my face was peeling off. I was screaming for them to just kill me until I heard a pop and both of my nostrils started pouring blood. They thought I was being dramatic up until that point lol I was squirming like a worm. So, imagine that. All over. All at once. Then dying. I'd rather be crushed to death.
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  1232. I think the crux of the story is that the Colonel's overzealous running of his guard platoon at GITMO was - through the case and investigation - TOO EXTREME for a simple infantry outpost. And Tom Cruise's character is being told to not insult, berate, or badger a high ranking official - even though that is what he knows will set the Colonel off. It's perfectly reasonable to expect an officer to take their job way too seriously. Hell, some of the dumbest shit in the military occurs when an officer or upper NCO feels the need to "make an impression" or to "shake things up" - ruining an otherwise "smooth going" operational pace. I can absolutely see a combat-hardened Colonel coming to another infantry base and bringing that mentality to an easy-going station. I kid you not, when the Marines asked their command for more parking structures at the mountaintop base PACOM in HAWAII, the official, on-record response was "We don't need parking. We need tougher Marines." For a damn administration outpost. The real cross examination you guys should have reviewed in public should have included the use of the Marine Corps handbooks and regulations regarding the question of terminology. Like "where in this book does it say what time chow is?" That's a much more realistic cross-examination piece and displays the character's jack for handling his witness examinations. Anyhow I'm not JAG. I just thought that viewing the entire movie I got a different impression of some of the points you guys brought up in regards to officers and NCO mentalities.
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  1233. ​@ComradeStrogg it depends on what the homicide was 5-15 years is standard for Manslaughter (unintentional murder) Spur-of-the-moment murder (passion) is 15-30 (varies by jurisdiction) Felony Murder (murder in the commission of a felony) or Premeditated Murder is 25 - Life Manslaughter is for killing people in fist fights or driving recklessly or some other form of true unintentional negligence. It's pretty much universal guidelines... but that is the problem with US Sentencing - many states have no fixed time for a crime and many judges are literally just elected. Her getting 10 years means that the judge doing the sentencing legitimately believed it was Manslaughter, regardless of the conviction.
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  1234.  @celica9098  not a single penny in farm subsidies?
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  1235. They don't want Highway Patrol pursuing in an area where they don't know the roads and don't have contact with the local dispatch. That's not a bad thing. We don't need people who don't know the roads going 30 over and coming on a limited-visibility traffic light or corner.
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  1236. ​@frigid4real You can lol. It's just treated as the child being turned over to the state. What do you think could happen? Because it's not "kid you are going back to that parent until she realizes she wants you around" - the kid goes into foster care.
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  1237. Usual comment
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  1238. ​ @squirrelattackspidy a butcher could absolutely advise on cutting techniques to a vet.
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  1239. ​ @squirrelattackspidy the bar exam is for stepping in front of the bar. It shouldn't cover whether a person can give generalized advice to people who can't afford advice, with the disclaimer "you need to really find an attorney, though."
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  1240.  @elleaubry3772  we aren't talking about your homeboy at the bar. We are talking about practicing paralegals. And yeah. Guess what? If your homeboy in the bar gave you business advice and the advice folded, you would have the same remedies as any other non-professional you took the advice from
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  1241. You're allowed to cuss at police anyhow. That is a Supreme Court ruling
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  1242.  @TOKDHERN  OWN THOSE BUSINESSES AND KEEP OTHER PLAYERS FROM FUCKING WITH THEM WOULD BE FUCKIN AWESOME. "Buy a gun from my store in Valentine and I get a cut off every transaction (assumed and real) but only if I get that cash to the bank. And to buy more businesses I need to get cash out of the bank. And if my bank is robbed I lose money so now I have huge incentive to make sure shitlords don't come into my town and rob MY TOWNS bank (because some of that is my money). I want to cry because that is kind of a gameplay loop they have in GTAO with private non-criminal businesses (see: nightclubs).
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  1243.  @GayKermit-._-.  >theirs hardens over time Nope. Roman concrete doesn't "harden over time" - we are simply looking at stuff that was important enough to be preserved and worked on for a long period of time.
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  1244. @dyr_glpsn4209  >"ITS CALLED OBSTRUCTION" 🤓 Obstruction is when people proactively take steps to inhibit the due course of justice. No mere heckling or jeering. You're allowed to heckle and jeer the police. Last week at the VA this woman got told to get out of her car and they pulled her inside the hospital waiting area to do the DUI toe-touch-and-spin over "smelling weed" and I looked over at the woman and said "you don't have to do their little alphabet show and dance. You only have to do a breathalyzer." The officer said "mind your own business, bud." I said "you brought her within earshot of a paralegal. Lie to the woman somewhere else." She refused their little dance and she blew a 0.00 on her breath test... then was allowed to finish picking up her grandpa from the VA to go home. Was she high? Was she dangerously operating the vehicle? She fell asleep in the waiting row and I didn't "smell weed" that this officer magically did so I informed her that she doesn't have to do the song-and-dance and just to ask for the breathalyzer. Did I obstruct? Nope. Obstructing is for proactively sabotaging or hindering an investigation through unlawful or deceitful means. I can legally tell anyone to refuse their song-and-dance routine and just ask for a breathalyzer. Especially since they are the ones who brought the person into my earshot.
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  1245. @lonestarrk9308  Heckling the police is legal.
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  1246.  @OfficialInvictus  I live here. I could tell the Chiefs were going to the Super Bowl by the sheer volume of celebratory gunfire here in the middle of Kansas City lol
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  1247.  @brotherofiam  it's not theft. Look. If you and I grew up and there was a fence there as long as we could remember, and one day when we all grew up you found out that the property line was further than that fence, you'd be the asshole for trying to redraw what we both understood as the property line. Twenty Years is LITERALLY an entire childhood + 2 years adulthood. It's a FOURTH of a human's lifespan, if they are lucky. And this is EXACTLY WHY these laws exist.
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  1248.  @jenniferpearce1052  "these farmers can't just farm elsewhere" Gtfoh if they can't bring their skills with them then wtf are you talking about?
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  1249. ​@FifiR3 You don't use a tourniquet for a finger because they can reattach your finger and regain its mobility most of the time - but not if the nerve endings don't work anymore. That said: they did put bandages over it. You can see the white from it. But no amount of bandaging is going to fix a maiming injury.
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  1250.  @adamtrilling  that isn't the one they were talking about tho lol this one is in your medicine cabinet rn. Like I said: there is a reason hydrogen peroxide is 98% water
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  1251.  @sketcherzero  that's not what he is referring to because that requires a certain amount of particles suspended in the air and they did a video on how explosive dust was. As a teenage mad scientist in my younger years, I guarantee you it's hydrogen peroxide. It forms an oxygen-rich environment almost immediately. There is a reason the bottle in your house is 2% hydrogen peroxide 98% water but you can buy 97% alcohol and 99% acetone.
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  1252.  @DungeonDragon18  nope It's hydrogen peroxide
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  1253. They call my stomach the Wellington pit. Extremely gassy.
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  1254. It's almost like infinite growth in a finite world is only something that capitalists and morons believe in
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  1255.  @walkstheman98  both of you are fuckin dumb. Corporations controlling absolutely everything is the end game Capitalism was always geared towards
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  1256.  @digdugdraws4174  As a dude who has a separate allergy you and I can both agree that it's worth double checking before eating it AND your parents double checked before giving it to you, right? I'm allergic to shellfish but I still eat seafood. I will always always ALWAYS tell the person to tell the chef (in this case it would be manager but I don't buy fast food seafood) that I have an allergy to shellfish. Then I double check with the server. Then I inspect the food. Then I eat it hoping to God that the place doesn't have high school students overseeing such a vital task.
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  1257.  @treyking2066  better yet: Why trust a fast food place with no visible older management to make an order with such a deadly possible outcome?
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  1258. When he said "40,000 in the next 300 boxes" I just paused the video. 4x3 with 6 zeroes behind it? Lolol I don't think you get to a million dollars via legit business without knowing how zeroes work, dawg.
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  1259. SANDRO FOR EL PRESIDENTE
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  1260. @michaelwilner4756  addiction is s psychiatric issue at this stage, mate
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  1261. You can see how different the law treats a poor man and a wealthy man. Man committed multiple felonies, including providing false testimony, obstruction, and destruction of evidence AFTER a hit-and-run he evaded capture for. Bad registration. No insurance is gonna cover that thing so no insurance either. And he is given special treatment? What?!
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  1262.  @artofthepossible7329  ... and now, having read it with zero context, I fully believe she was making a joke about gay dudes.
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  1263.  @artofthepossible7329  I mean any of the book after it counts as some context now but it definitely sounds like a joke about dudes being in the closet.
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  1264. Q-Anon is basically trailer-park Scientology
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  1265.  @MrBadjohn69  filing a suit is literally $20 my guy. It's free if you can file a single document beforehand. Most judges will sign that shit without looking unless it's a lawyer.
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  1266. You guys need a patreon where we can get the full clips
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  1267. @DevilOnlyKnitsLace  I'm the kind of guy who would be an excellent insurance salesman but I'm adamantly against the concept of insurance. So I draft paperwork for people at a much lower rate. Can't go to law school because it's too expensive. Emotion is the death of objectivity and the law needs to be based in an objective light. People have always jeered for more blood without thinking about what they are ACTUALLY asking for. I recall in one of these threads a woman died after being jumped and yeah it was awful but it was clearly Manslaughter - no weapon, and no actual intent to end a life. They said: "killing is killing" and I said "If the law worked that way then what's legally separating them from the people that get into fights with weapons?" You gotta calm people down and settle them in an objective light. If they are upset, explain why and that usually helps. If it doesn't then tell them to take that fury and call their local lawmakers to enhance or address it.
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  1268.  @candycigadddict  The same way "no colored allowed" as an option allowed to people created the nexus by which racism institutionalized within our system when every other nation on Earth just made it illegal to discriminate service based upon race.
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  1269.  @kylesmith6141  You wouldn't know meritocracy if it tested your skills on a bell curve and gave out strictly-regulated Evaluations. I know meritocracy. I was in the military. Nothing in the civilian world even closely approaches genuine meritocracy in any workplace.
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  1270.  @robbocroft  ditches ain't sh't but holes and trenches
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  1271. I mean find a car without an ECU that works better than one with a tuned and calibrated ECU.
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  1272. She had never had caffeine and there was no warning label describing the amount of caffeine while having more than all other drinks with caffeine.
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  1273. ... You realize that Net Neutrality WAS THE RULE from 2010-2014, right? Is this intentional or unintentional ignorance?
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  1274. ​ @muzien87  Had nothing to do with that and everything to do with not knowing what to do. She already called 911. Once 911 heard that THEY were armed then they needed to wait for police and keep their distance from the suspect. There's lots of issues with American "anyone with a pulse can buy a gun" culture and a significant one is that there is no suitable training required before buying it. A MAJORITY of deaths by firearms during a crime are when people get killed by their own firearms in a struggle or the suspect had prior access to the firearm (finding it out). If training were required then she'd learn the most-important rule of all: Once a gun is drawn it's use-it or lose-it
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  1275. @6Haunted-Days  Nope. If she had a duty to do it, then they wouldn't have sold her the firearm without proof of fulfillment. America lets anyone with a pulse own a firearm.
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  1276. He wasn't on anyone's property. I bet they did that because he said he was playing in the creek and that creek is some kind of property of some city water management or whatever.
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  1277. She didn't do anything wrong. It's the hood - you don't mess with the only Popeyes. That ground is more sacred than church Sundays. The manager's entire spat is clearly against her being a SW on the corner rather than her actually doing anything crazy in the Popeyes. Girl isn't gonna be flashing children at Popeyes. She is gonna flash people on the corner.
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  1278. Most of these videos are the driver being an absolute mop-head and putting other cars at risk. There was one from earlier in this year (the posted year) where the dude is going 85-90mph in n the left lane and said that he sent the video into insurance. It has LITERAL SPEED transcribed on the left corner. I hope all these mfers cutting off the speedometer on the cam know that the insurance company can still get their speed by measuring the roadsigns in 1 second intervals. They aren't slick.
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  1279. ​ @dontthrow6064 imagine thinking people should have to take their earbuds out to cross a street. This is how far society has stooped: the State will give anyone with a pulse a license. The State will give any idiot a license
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  1280. Yeah this isn't the 1800s anymore. Everyone involved in a crime with an accidental murder is charged with felony murder. You can't say "oh I was just driving" during the freaking drive-by.
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  1281. @patricknoone171  conveyance and traffic of compartmentalized property is different than your own property on your own land. They shouldn't be rushing in on a barricade like that anyhow.
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  1282. @4:00 NOT A SINGLE "QUART OF BLINKER FLUID" JOKE?!
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  1283. ​@samwaldorf8777 We get it you're racist
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  1284. I'm going to guess that it was actually well-hidden from view and the officers were intensely looking inside every vehicle for any arbitrary reason to search it (See: stored in the door slide, tucked in by the center console, etc) Besides. We all know that a large % of "stolen guns" are just straw sales anyhow
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  1285.  @StoutProper  they can still grab - and they can punch while grappled - but they can't grapple for an extended time. I'm just hypothesizing here but I believe that heavy strike is to keep it from being grappled. Remember that the person can't use the Shield to strike - only block and grapple - which, to me, gives a bit of incentive to keep that striking arm out back and only bring it to bare for a strike.
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  1286.  @upstar21t  Yeah they CONVENIENTLY made everyone on every platform start using uniform handles instead of changeable nicknames after that one loser leaked TS documents on discord. So yeah. The NSA told everyone that they had to start having users use set handles to make it easier to track cross-platform. Communications. I did this as a job before I left the military. I can smell bs when I see it. So I made all my stuff NSAhandle in protest lol
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  1287.  @timnor4803  the City of London sold London Bridge to fund the new bridge.
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  1288.  @ILoveGrilledCheese  said the psychic
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  1289. "He wanted to issue another statement and help investigators 'get to the bottom' of this." This is literally a red flag for every single murder investigation: injecting themselves into the investigation.
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  1290. Most of those views and responses b are people actively shitting on her though. Remember: Popular =/= Good Example? "Friday" by Rebecca Black
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  1291. Steve, I actually DO have a plan that WOULD work to break up the Live!Nation monopoly, legally, without dealing with their freaking arbitration. I promise: no shenanigans. Just straight Antitrust filing.
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  1292. ​ @ARCNA442  The crime of being too poor and okay with that is the worst implication of a failed society
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  1293. "I don't know what to expect" No. You know exactly what to expect. You just have to say that phrase to get you through another week of dystopia.
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  1294. Remember: By "Small government" they mean "big enough to oppress you, but small enough that nothing will stop them."
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  1295.  @Br3ttM  I like how you spin it as the governments fault that a private company's willful inaction and underlying issues are to blame
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  1296.  @michaelsommers2356  Like they pay for the roads? And like the ones who drive pay for the busses? Yeah. Nothing wrong there. And even if persons were only paying for their own insurance without a for-profit middle man it would still be infinitely cheaper. See: literally any Healthcare system in the world outside the US
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  1297.  @michaelsommers2356  I'm waiting on a program that was made cheaper, more-widely-available, and of higher quality when it was swapped to private service from public service. Tick tock.
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  1298.  @michaelsommers2356  you literally don't have one because the private market is literally incentivized to lower the quality and hike the price of any essential service. I have had this discussion with conservatives for a decade now and will keep having it as long as you chodes keep saying the same falsehoods over and over and over again
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  1299. >are NDAs legal? They are usually asking if NDAs are legal is in regards to bullshit NDAs for common jobs, which ARE unenforceable and illegal to pursue
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  1300. No. They're scared. Scared of the consequences of their actions
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  1301. ​ @_ArsNova  The fact that you can't see the problem with having been pulled over nine times in your life over nothing is wild
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  1302. The mother seems like she takes medicine to suppress her own issues.
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  1303. ​ @michellepoggers8022  Until they are dismissed and replaced with a juror that votes the way the judge desires, that is!
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  1304. ​ @Ericsaidful  Even if the evidence were stronger, and he MIGHT have done it, he still doesn't deserve being convicted if there is any reasonable doubt in their minds.
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  1305. ​ @gratefulkyle1  "Bro I just don't see how someone can kill themselves while high as balls on a mix of Barbiturates and Amphetamines." I saw someone high on meth chew through their own pinky finger once. Then he runs from the ambulance I called for him because the cops showed up first to a medical call and sketched him out. I've seen girls literally screaming while waking around across the span of several hours, and she is always greeted by the police and not by medical staff for a clear psychotic break and drug OD symptoms. There are few constants in this world, but here is one that applies: "Never deal with someone who is high on meth or withdrawing from opiates." Both of those things make people do the craziest bs you could ever possibly think-of because they are in their most agitated state.
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  1306. The real crime here is that whack joint roll at 12:50
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  1307.  @DillonD14  >they gotta get new cars once in a while Lol what? 5 year old cars are still usable.
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  1308.  @DillonD14  I've seen the cars most police districts budget for. You don't need a new supercharged Dodge every 5 years and you don't need to buy YOURSELF a new vehicle every 5 years and use it for personal use and police use. I haven't seen an old-fashioned cruiser in a while and even those could be more economic in their use. You're really out here trying to justify police being underfunded on someone who isn't having the bullshit. Lol. Go harass a homeless person or something.
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  1309. This was before that industry standard across all fields of transport. Older trains and tractors used air to push brakes down but they were up by default. Newer trains and tractors have the brakes held down by spring steel and the air LIFTS the brakes. Pressing the brake releases air which causes the springs to brake.
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  1310. ​ @GigsTaggart  There is no way that the braking mechanism is off by default TODAY. Back then? Yeah
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  1311. Just remember this, kids: The second the police start considering your group as a criminal organization, the days of quirky shenanigans and spray painting buildings are over. One person's crime is all of your crimes. One person's actions are all of your actions. It doesn't matter if you knew about it. It doesn't matter of it was done by coercion. It doesn't matter if you took part in the act. You will all be going to jail.
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  1312. ​@jennylee9278 Yeah but overall his conduct is a sign of Cocaine use. Not kidding
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  1313. Thank goodness Ruby Franke was too dumb to proactively invoke her right to remain silent or else she wouldn't look as nuts as she is by just being silent.
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  1314. Every actual YT and irl lawyer would tell her that she shouldn't have said a damn thing and just handed over the paperwork. We live in a civilized society. The purpose of having courts is so disputes don't get settled at the roadside.
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  1315. "I can't just stop driving." "Okay. Let's fund public transit." "UHHHH SOUNDS PRETTY COMMIE TO ME"
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  1316. ​ @wash-it-clean we get it. You're a racist.
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  1317.  @SueP-D  >smoked so recently you can smell it outside the car That's not how weed works. It will still smell dank even if you never even rolled it up. I just have an issue with officers being able to arbitrarily search any vehicle they want to by simply saying the magic words: "I smell Marijuana." Not based on observed behavior. Not based on anything visible. I just wish officers weren't allowed to do that and had to use objective observations - like seeing weed flakes in someone's lap or fresh roaches in the ash tray.
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  1318. @mizzgwendolyn  Yeah, I'm not saying in this case. I'm saying in-general. My bad if I want police officers to use universal magic phrase that isn't verifiable by any secondary measure.
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  1319.  @Not4U2No-d2u  The point is that people used to always die in custody and still do. Slaves count as custody - in fact, being in custody is the only legal form of slavery left in the US.
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  1320. Sovereign Citizens seem to forget the #1 indicator of actual sovereignty is the entity's ability to put someone in a jail cell lol
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  1321. ​ @WWEeekjy  "He committed the crime of being too poor and being okay with it." Just say you're a terrible human from the start
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  1322. In the words of every conservative when people complain about any part of government or how unaffordable housing is or literally anything: "If you don't like it, then move." I bet this dude complains about government interference all day in any other situation.
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  1323. In the opinion of InternetHistorian, the most logical conclusion from seeing the communal toilets was that there were, indeed, dividers between them - just the dividers no longer exist - and the fact we believe that they just were dropping deuces while making eye contact is silly.
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  1324. Dude in the Packer's hat is a total vibe. He is 200% your hyped drinking buddy
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  1325.  @williammorrill946  insurance payments are just taxes for people who are bad at math and economics
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  1326. ​ @cmdr_krabov  No. We're saying that CEOs should be held accountable for the training of their drivers.
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  1327. ​ @cmdr_krabov  I think he did. My working theory is that the valve that was closed kept air from flowing to the cars after it - so he could have ignorantly believed that the brakes were good after a short brake check without realizing that the latter cars did not have brakes. Just because a train can brake at 2-5 mph doesn't mean it's going to brake the same at 50. Especially carrying passengers.
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  1328. ​​ @bicivelo  So this was before safety standards were changed internationally for trains and trucks. Back then air brakes literally applied charged air to a system that seized up the wheels - but that means the brakes are off by default. Incidents like this caused a massive shift in transport where brakes are held down by spring steel, and the air in the system LIFTS the brakes. Aka pressing the brakes releases air and the springs apply to the brakes. Which means that the default is off.
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  1329.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  you should make it public land with an egress. You aren't using it
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  1330.  @mickbierbaum1302  "hunting is in demand" No. Land and its resources are in demand. Renting land is incompatible with the free market and will only only only lead to market inflation and busts that result in the wealthy buying up more and more land But hey. You are the one arguing with the invisible hand of the Free Market m
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  1331. @David Smith  nope. He was literally talking about ANY land that was not being used should be for public use until it is actually used. He actually goes outright to illustrate why LANDLORDSHIP is a PRACTICE that is inherently anti-market. You can't believe in a world where people can buy and sell goods free of external market pressures if there is a parasite leeching off of every transaction. Chapter 11 makes it full and well clear that he was EXPLICITLY talking about the practice of owning land. His direct argument was that landlords will ALWAYS increase prices when the market is good, so no matter how well the market is doing it literally would result in lower value from that "good market." No, you're Google-Fu is no match for an actual college education. Or, in fact, just read the damn book. Chapter 11 literally goes from "this is how landlords started, this is how they are today, and this is what will happen if it's allowed to continue" It wasn't about "feudal landlords" because landlord is a modern term to describe a non-noble (regular person) holding title over land to whom the residents owe rent for its use. Landlords aren't noble lords. Adam Smith understood that the practice of landlordship basically ends in feudalism, again. And he was right! How many homes last year were bought by corporations instead of regular people?
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  1332. @No Longer Amused  that's exactly what the UK laws stipulate, unless the path or roads they are using are ancient or traditional pathways that all persons have right to, regardless of ownership. They even have an entire service dedicated to making sure landowners aren't harassing people for crossing empty land to public land and update a public map with every public crossing. If there is no road, it gives a straight line and basically allows the persons to navigate as close as possible to that line.
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  1333. @No Longer Amused  no? Adam Smith put landlords and government in the same category. Ironically, Smith's reasons for abolition of landlords matches the conservative argument for abolition of taxes. When Smith wrote Wealth of Nations, the only 'tax' was rent to landlords for business and the crown while any actual 'tax' was basically a surcharge on imported goods (mercantilism). Landlords are basically taxes but worse.
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  1334. @Mick Bierbaum  Adam Smith made it clear that his goal was HUNTERS would be hunting THE COMMONS lol Jesus man you're acting like lords charging period to hunt is the free market when that's LITERALLY a verbatim feudal practice. The lord excised rent for the privilege of use of the land without doing anything to earn it. HE LITERALLY USES THAT LINE IN CHAPTER 11 OF WEALTH OF NATIONS YA DINGBAT
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  1335. @Mick Bierbaum  Bruh slavery was also a free market practice and that ended as well. Landlordship is literally just taking rent and it will economically scale to the point where nobody will be able to own any property. This isn't COMMUNISM YOU GOOF THIS IS LITERALLY THE WEALTH OF NATIONS - FOUNDING DOCUMENT OF FREE MARKET THEORY AND THE IDEA OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND
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  1336. @Mick Bierbaum  Bruh the work "Wealth of Nations" is literally the founding document of Capitalist markets. He invented the supply and demand curve, described the status of production and sale, described wages, and said that an unregulated market - outside a few caveats - would be self-guided by an "invisible hand." This is THE BOOK that founded the field of ECONOMICS. He was talking about the ideal system where everyone would have the opportunity to succeed at the market. He only had THREE caveats he described were incompatible with the free market and even showed it on a graph: 1) governments taxing imports (mercantilism) 2) systems that allow a single person to own an entire supply of goods (he described this as government but he could never imagine any regular human owning all of the coal or the diamonds etc) 3) landlords - because they literally don't actually do anything that regular people would not do for themselves had they owned the property, and merely exist as parasitic leeches and add to the cost of goods at EVERY SINGLE STAGE of the market. Everywhere you go, every food you buy, there was some leech with NO INVOLVEMENT IN THE PRODUCTION OR SALE OF THE GOOD that had to be paid to do it. Ffs at least government taxes allow you to write off a purchase a an expense - try that shit with your landlord. You clearly have an education that didn't pass 9th grade because every single American in the USA is taught that Adam Smith was the founder of economics and his book Wealth of Nations was used to describe the ability of a nation's economy to thrive. That same book literally says "LANDLORDS ARE PARASITES"
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  1337.  @dorvinion  no no no. Lol. People were freely bought and sold in a complex system of trade like commodities
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  1338.  @dorvinion  >just because you pay for the service doesn't mean you would want to do it yourself The money someone pays for rent could easily be used to pay for someone to make those repairs - people with actual trades - rather than sone scalper middle-man.
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  1339. The only time I have an issue with that is Taco Bell. Since they change the orders so regularly, I actually need time to see what is in their combo deals and do the math to keep to a budget. Even when I expressly relay "I'm gonna take a minute to look at the menu," I'll get "Can I take your order?" within 15 seconds. I get it: there's a timer. But sometimes the timers just don't make any sense.
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  1340. "We want small government!" >the small government
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  1341. Jfc JUST SMOKE REAL WEED
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  1342.  @MichaelConsidine27  you won't do this on real weed lol
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  1343.  @MichaelConsidine27  Who asked tho
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  1344. @MichaelConsidine27  the same people up voting his own comment
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  1345.  @MichaelConsidine27  who?
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  1346. Pro Tip: Use a water sprinkler to clean salt from your undercarriage any time on the year for 20 mins - 10 front and 10 back.
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  1347.  @tvc1848  whether a judge can get away with imposing a lesser sentence or overturning rulings is based on the state. They can just do so with legal immunity, but not without professional impunity
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  1348. ​ @SkeekyDragon  He's getting his next shift off though
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  1349. ​@skankhunt3624 Look. I am not a fan of police at all, but that is a perfectly reasonable reaction to getting pepper-sprayed. You might as well have told him that cussing because he broke an arm is "unprofessional"
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  1350. ​ @APT420  It's less about paperwork and more about having to get seen and treated by medical then having to go home, shower, and basically getting pepper-sprayed a second time because it's not soluble in water.
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  1351. ​@frankbeltran1412 >20 minutes then you're back up Life sucks dick for that entire 20 lines
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  1352.  @tombegley9271  >explicit Constitutional authority Seeing as he didn't remove Matt Gaetz for having sex with minors and buying Cocaine, I'd be shocked to hear the results of this stunning revelation.
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  1353. Prisoners have more rights than children in the US
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  1354. "Sovereign" Citizens always seem to learn the primary requirement of any Sovereign entity the hard way: A Monolopoly on Violence
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  1355.  @gus29361  I have a wager: I will give you a hundred dollars for every redaction Alex Jones has made on his "reporting" and you will give me $100 for every redaction Fox News has made on the air regarding their "reporting." I can't think of a lower bar for journalistic integrity than Fox News, yet I will confidently state that they have done more public redactions and corrections on factual reports than Jones enough for me to comfortably make this wager. Why? Alex Jones doesn't redact. He has no interest in facts. He does a bunch of coke, browses reddit and 4chan looking for the hottest conspiracy theories and his own name, then just rolls with it. Come on. You like money, right? Well put your money where your mouth is, big boy!
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  1356.  @jarredrichardson4573  Joe Rogan is a dumb person's idea of what a smart person sounds like.
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  1357.  @duckens2001  They would increase their Representation in the House.
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  1358.  @familovegamehub4513  don't try to use common sense with the gun nut crowd.
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  1359.  @christinab9808  Are you a bot? That had nothing to do with anything I said
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  1360.  @samuelweir5985  medium range with less penetration > medium range with maximum penetration
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  1361. ​ @ryanroberts1104  >the stuff they build never falls down The bridges are good until some nutcase conservatives decide to ignore maintaining it
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  1362. @Kpkp5437  It's always a good day when a racist makes themselves look like the fools that they actually are. Bwahahaha
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  1363. "Free Money for Bloggers After Easily-Won Civil Rights Lawsuit Act" would have been more-fitting lol
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  1364. Jury nullification is amazing
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  1365.  @2200Stinger  To who? He is by himself playing in a creek. There actually has to be other people around for a charge against the public (Disorderly Conduct/public intox). It's not illegal to be intoxicated and it's not illegal to be loud. It's illegal to do this things and ruin others enjoyment of space they are privileged to. If nobody was around him enjoying the creek or being ran off the sidewalk then he wasn't committing any crime.
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  1366. I usually despise how officers go Rambo and get away with doing ridiculous and dangerous stuff without consequence, but I truly believe these officers made all the right calls in this instance. Unarmed guy fleeing in a vehicle through residential areas is not the location you want for any Lethal Weapon cowboy moves. They didn't shoot at the tires out because bullets don't stop at tires and end up elsewhere and they are in a residential neighborhood. What it SEEMED LIKE was they were actively corralling him away from residential areas, coordinating with the chopper, and directing him towards wider roadways where they could do such maneuvers, BUT he was a much better driver than they typically encounter in ANY pursuit. Usually the suspect will meet a wall of cars and stop/bail/crash or come across a tight turn and slide off/crash. Not this guy. He was threading the needle. Don't do crime. If you do crime, don't run from the police. If you run from the police, though, go big.
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  1367.  @gamingfreako7480  Cool okay now everyone who sees this video and wants to help catch their friend's killer but may have warrants won't help out at all. You see how idiotic that stance is?
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  1368. @gamingfreako7480  It's not a negative IQ thing. Your methodology just means that less people will cooperate with police in the investigation of homicides. A witness isn't required to give their information or identity. That's why nobody ran it prior and the reason the Sgt said "I thought he was just a witness." They merely insisted it so they could try to discredit anything he had to say. At the end of the day, your stance reinforces the "don't ever talk to cops" doctrine. If you like homicides being unsolved because witnesses don't want to get arrested then just type that sentence out instead of all of these mental gymnastics to avoid the main issue.
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  1369. @P4trickSt4rmie  1) it's called precedent, and 2) he told the truth. They were fleeing a petty misdemeanor unarmed and she was shot in the back. Police haven't been able to legally shoot an unarmed fleeing person since a Supreme Court ruling in 1985. There is no law enforcement training that advises that a fleeing unarmed suspect is subject to lethal force. He spoke the truth but then he was arrested for his warrants.
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  1370. @LetitRideGregRyan  I'm here to watch videos not attempt content lol
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  1371.  @itsmeais1736  It was pretty much headline news that they were using 'AI' to dynamically place ads in videos. It even affected one app that wasn't for YT adverts but for sponsored segments... because random adverts threw off the timing, ergo throwing off the ability to skip sponsored segments
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  1372. The very first video is the driver driving like a total asshole. 70 mph on a 2 lane back road? Chill the fuck out, dude
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  1373. Look dawg crossfire sucks but police units aren't coordinated military squads. They are individual units who are acting in a coordinated effort against a subject that had been actively engaging them in a wild west slide n ride gunfight for the longest 15 minutes of their lives. I'm surprised dude survived tbh
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  1374. ​@Bbfishman I mean, the suspect has already escalated the situation by opening fire. They escalated this fight into a wild west style slide n ride. The situation is different but the stakes of the pursuit continuing is insane. I'm ACAB af and think officers should be held to a higher public standard ... and even I can recognize that they gotta do what they gotta do. I would have preferred they shot at the tires first, though. If you miss the round still travels at a narrow-angle ricochet from the ground.
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  1375. ​ @darkgardener9577  >Open Borders crowd Bro they can't ask for help because the Closed Borders crowd GUARANTEES that the women WILL be arrested when they file a complaint.
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  1376. ​ @amyo6698  Being weird in public isn't a crime. They pull up on auditors all the time and leave them alone the second they realize that the person isn't actually committing a crime.
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  1377.  @maximilianmustermann5763  Bro I thought firearm regulation in Germany would be higher than in the US. What fucking company is using smokeless in "cowboy rounds?" I'd literally buy a package, load em into a black powder revolver, and set it up for a test fire and send in the video to whatever Regulating Authority there is and say "this company is going to get people killed."
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  1378. @GekkeHenkie1313  We were told that the care afterwards would be worth it. And you believe it. They dangle free college in front of you and that pension and don't mention that they will fight you every step of the way AND that you don't get to retry college due to a mental breakdown. They don't offer you half the stuff they imply they do. The peak of VA "care" is couple of very-limited months in a homeless shelter and an overburdened medical system. Especially after the Trump cuts in 2017. Employment? It's all non-profits offering the same nonsense you can learn off Google or Indeed. I never needed a person to re-read my resume for a hundredth time, I needed work. The "job fair" for veterans are literally CDL drivers, police/fire fighters, and a bunch of homeless outreach programs. Me and some other vets had to talk to the JROTC kids giving out stuff and had to point out to them the schism between what they were being told and reality. "If the government cared about veterans then why do you guys have to do clothing and food drives? This is a job fair - who's here?" You know how depressing it is to know that the government pays them $3k/veteran/month for their shelter services instead of - idk - just paying that to the veteran directly when they need it the most?
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  1379. Pro-police, anti-police? At least we have one thing in common: "I hate those **** voice prompts."
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  1380. She only gained title to the property beneath her pen.
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  1381. >Grand Theft over $20,000 I can't believe the man thought he could get away stealing two whole carts of groceries.
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  1382. ​ @MaximusR93  It's not about suspect it's about making sure people aren't running around in the midst of a gunfight
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  1383. You and this guy are totally unhinged. If someone is yelling at your loved ones then the natural response is to back them off by any means. He didn't kick him. He didn't punch him. He pushed him. The guy wasn't even yelling at the person who was driving the car. She was in the passenger's seat. HE parked the car. And he was ALREADY moving away after he pushed him, but he still got shot? You don't get to be the initial aggressor then draw your firearm. Self-defense 101. This guy deserves prison.
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  1384. People are confused to whether he'a a 'gonzo' journalist or just a journalist. He's neither. He's a documentarian. He observes things as they are, provides the gate for people to explain themselves, then juxtaposes two different sides of an ongoing matter.
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  1385. The phrase you are looking for, dear Steve, is an ouroboros : a snake eating itself.
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  1386. ​ @ToroMontana  >all you have is decaying property No. You have an asset that allows you to lower your taxes by thousands per property because of bull like "depreciation."
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  1387. ​ @sued_  then make it illegal
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  1388.  @ToroMontana  >i thought you said corporations are about infinite growth No. Capitalism is about infinite growth in a finite system. Which is literally just the same logic cancer cells go by.
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  1389. >know your target and what's behind it I've literally met NRA members who think the legally blind should have access to firearms. :I
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  1390. Say less
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  1391. ​@Isaiah Brown man you guys are dumb. This is all marketing issue.
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  1392. The problem is that they aren't addressing crime. They are harassing people for crimes that a magic AI algorithm says that they will commit in the future. It's not about crime. It's about persecution.
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  1393. >that odor could have been coming from the trash can Uh. The scent of death and decay is unique and specific. You could be walking around a garbage dump and tell the difference between "bad smell" and "rotting corpse." There is a reason she says "that smell" and its because we are hardwired to recognize the smell of human death.
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  1394. OP STOP USING FADE BOXES. WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE OTHER CHANNELS OUT THERE. LET US SEE THE DANG VIDEO
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  1395. It's 20 because it wasn't premeditated, he immediately stopped, and waited for the police to arrive. As terrible as it may seem, our justice system is based around punishing criminals for their behavior. Things like waiting for the police and halting your attack ARE taken into consideration during sentencing. Why? Because we might not WANT crime, BUT we DO WANT criminals to not run and to not go overboard. If every criminal waited for police and cooperated directly then it makes prosecuting them easier. No chasing, no standoffs, no gunfights, no accidents etc. That's just the way our system works. For better or worse.
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  1396. Insurance is a racket and nobody buy insurance companies benefit from insurance.
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  1397. ​ @NachtSchreck13  Lawyers know as much as the defendant does. The only difference is that lawyers know to not play the game.
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  1398. ​@mandalynn410 That's not how the law works though. As much as we want people to go to jail forever over every charge, making anything equitable to Capital Murder means "why not go all the way?" In fact I think we throw the book too hard at people who have a change of heart and surrender peacefully. Because we WANT people to surrender peacefully. As far as getting caught in a murder-for-hire plot? It is evident that the person couldn't actually do the deed themselves and that any further action taken against their victim again they will be the first door that's knocked on.
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  1399. Being a defense lawyer is hard. Today for work you have to give a closing statement pleading the innocence of someone that is clearly and evidently guilty. At least two minutes worth.
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  1400. If its illegal then what is stopping any citizen from placing him under arrest?
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  1401. 'Squirrel gun' mfers lol A bullet is a bullet. A hit is a hit. Your body can't tell the difference
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  1402.  @thetuber705  22 lr and 22 mag from a long barrel will always have that kind of sound.
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  1403. ​ @Gamer6440LS even IF people didn't like someone, you'd talk about who did like them and why certain people didn't like them (there is a reason).
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  1404. ​ @anudesignsbynkrumah9081  They have to. Remember that we are viewing this with the power of hindsight. Dude's story was strange, yeah, but it's at least plausible enough to check out. His suspicion was there but it was confirmed after they realized the vehicle didn't exist. Have you ever been hunting before? When the tracks and traces disappear, you always circle back to the last place you saw them.
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  1405. Police officers would be a lot more effective if their protocol involved calmly explaining exactly why things are the way they are. "There's a Supreme Court case called Pennsylvania v Mimms that says I have the lawful authority to ask you to leave the vehicle. I have reason to believe you are impaired. You got minute to check out your ogle if you want to Google it real quick. "
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  1406. Lakes and Rivers aren't that bad to train in tbh. The Hawaiian Olympic swimming champion Duke learned how to swim strong by swimming to keep pace with the canal waters in Waipio/Waipahu. Now, Duke ALSO swam in the ocean ... but he learned his strong fundamental swimming form in the canals. Mainly because they kept him in one location.
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  1407. What pattern? I see no pattern
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  1408. ​@easter_sunday Healthcare CEOs are the only ones denying Healthcare to others
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  1409. I'm not a fan of officer abuses but there are legitimate reasons for an officer to have hog tying equipment. For example: a wildly unruly person going through a mental health episode may require extreme restraining and metal restraints would cause severe damage. But none of that applies here. Here, they hog tied a guy who didn't show any of those behaviors.
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  1410. The Benders were not America's earliest-documented serial killers. That title belongs to the Harpe Brothers.
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  1411. The Siege of Acre's Combatants list shows every nation's flag from the time. Everyone's EXCEPT France, which is just a geographical map of the location of France; France was under English rule. Only mentioning "England" would give improper context for the forces pulled from France. History is wild
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  1412.  @pebblepod30  It took Bill Clinton to end racial bias being enforced in HSA covenants (tons of suburban neighborhoods during the housing boom contained explicit wording that forbid the house from being sold to anyone who was not White and that was legal because private citizens are not engaged in a businesses that can refuse service), and today neighborhoods that had those racial covenants are still 98% white. The only way someone can claim that systemic racism does not exist in the United States is out of sheer ignorance of American History, and the only way to combat ignorance is to simply talk about the subject that people are ignorant of.
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  1413. I'm just gonna call it: The FAA will make a revision that aerospace traversal between two pieces of public land is permissible if the persons doing the act are on foot or are aided by another, temporary, non-aviation device. Nullifying this three ring circus once and for all
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  1414. What I do that other people doing splices don't is actually braid the ends together then solder then wrap it. Three fail-safe mechanisms.
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  1415. ​​ @AP-xw5px  It wouldn't have gotten her stabbed but she might as well have given her commissary noodles away. It wasn't dog fighting or some other insultance of companionship with the dog, but a slew of charges related to animal cruelty (sorry I hope this is the right video I am remembering. My comment was from weeks and weeks ago)
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  1416. ​@Mc-zr2xj He didn't forget. This d-bag is in multiple videos comment sections defending the system and he thinks lobbying is "democracy in action" while ignoring the entire bribery aspect of it
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  1417. ​ @BadMannerKorea  >get people to March on the capital But private businesses should just have to bribe politicians in order to get laws passed in their favor without any marching? You have to be trolling. Nobody walks this earth genuinely this clueless about the effect of private equity on public policy
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  1418. ​ @Zifman-bd4zs they say "Columbia" because bringing up Europe makes them look like tools
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  1419.  @bengsynthmusic  Pretending that anarchy works literally requires the believer to think that everyone will naturally play nice with one another and nobody else will conquer the other ever. Keep using my roads tho
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  1420. ​ @DellikkilleD  Sheriff's do. It's actually part of their job. You just have to get the order from the judge
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  1421. How to destroy the housing economy with this one EASY trick!
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  1422. Eh that officer escalated that encounter far too quickly. If someone is following your orders - albeit slowly - but also asking why then they should let them continue to follow orders while explaining. That chick never refused an order she was just confused as to why she is being issued orders and what legality it is.
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  1423. They don't revoke licenses often enough
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  1424.  @TurtleMarchingKing  Do you know why the murder case of Jesse James is important? Because it established that you can't shoot an unarmed person in the back, no matter what crimes they had committed, what future crimes they could possibly commit, nor how they would possibly react to being apprehended. And this was from the era when life was as cheap as ammo. The Murder of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford literally established that precedent. There is no justification for shooting an unarmed person in the back, regardless of what risk it may pose to actually apprehend them. If they aren't an active threat to you, then you can't just shoot them.
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  1425. @JosephWalker-ip7pd  Cool until you have probable cause that someone has or is committing a crime then buzz off. We have no obligation to help them in arbitrary investigations
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  1426. @Chef_Alpo  The Supreme Court ruled directly that law enforcement is not allowed to use deadly force on an unarmed, fleeing suspect. They have to be knowingly armed and extremely dangerous, or fleeing an exceptionally heinous act (such as murder) for lethal force to be used. Police can't just shoot people in the back fleeing a Trespassing ticket. They couldn't even do that in the wild west - that's why Jesse James was considered "murder" by the Coward Robert Ford. Justice's job is only served when the punishment fits the crime and serves a greater public interest. Shooting a person guilty of a misdemeanor in the back is not aligned with those goals, or every officer could shoot any vagabond or kid or petty thief. Even if the entire ordeal was a misunderstanding.
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  1427. @jerseegrl2  Yeah totally but he didn't want to get arrested for previous warrants and he did tell them what happened: they were fleeing unarmed and she was shot in the back.
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  1428. Eh. He escalated that encounter beyond what it needed to be. I'm not a fan of officers being quickly to go hands-on, especially if the subject is cooperating but asking why.
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  1429. @EP12  She was doing it. Just not fast enough for them. She's in shock regarding law enforcement's overzealous reaction - which is extremely overzealous btw - with confusion and compliance
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  1430. @teresajeffries3934  What game? She asked why and was complying - just confused.
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  1431. @teresajeffries3934  She was doing what he said. Just slowly and she was generally confused about the situation. The officer escalated the issue without any real reason to. Being slow or not being sure of something is not resistance. She was rightly confused as to why she would be the issue if it isn't her vehicle and she isn't the one in possession of the vehicle.
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  1432. ​ @Ghastly1 they have to have reasonable suspicion a crime has taken place to legally detain someone. He wasn't anywhere near anyone and playing in a creek so he can't get public intox/disturbance charges
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  1433. ​ @Mildon44  Yeah you can be charged with resisting as a secondary charge. But they have to have a legal reason to detain you.
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  1434.  @Mildon44  He wasn't Trespassing though. The officer would have said that at the start. Guarantee you they are trying to do the same thing they do with 1st Amendment Auditors and say "this creek is managed by the city therefore it is Trespassing" - when that's not how it works They needed a bogus charge to justify their detention of a dude who was playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere.
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  1435. ​ @phatgringo2.0  Republicans are the party that defunded mental Healthcare
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  1436. ​ @scott_johnson_ the oath of the juror carries the weight of law.
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  1437. ​ @scott_johnson_  "EVERYONE IS BIASED" - but not everyone acts upon their biases while in official capacity. This juror said - unequivocally - that they were standing up for white people... in reference to the white defendant... that she was supposed to be judging based on actual actions he took and not his race.
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  1438. ​ @bluestormcloud791 diversity is great. Saying that people should be treated differently based upon that diversity is not.
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  1439. ​ @scott_johnson_ they did ask it. "Do you have any other biases that would hinder your ability to rule on the case as presented by the facts and the evidence?"
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  1440. ​ @scott_johnson_  He didn't "believe" shit. She made a racist statement to a judge.
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  1441.  @scott_johnson_  if the jurors told one-another that they were going to rule a certain way because they are a certain race, the judge absolutely can intervene.
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  1442.  @scott_johnson_  You are trying to conflate racism with a moral tangent. There is no moral tangent to racism. You can be against a certain punishment as excessive and return with a lighter sentence or lesser charge as the jury. You can't blatantly say "yeah, so I'm going to rule for or against this person because they were born with a certain skin color" in any length of phrase. >power out of the juror's hands Bro it is keeping the judicial trial fair and impartial. There is no magic time limit for juror misconduct to manifest itself. If a juror was being paid off, they would be removed during deliberation for that level of bias. In fact the jury will often inform the judge if there is a Member specifically derailing the proceedings during a relatively simple case. This is even MORE biased than a pay odf as a juror has blatantly made a racist statement to the face of a Judge about what their goal was: to "stand up for white people."
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  1443.  @scott_johnson_  Expressing that one cannot be a fair and impartial juror is expressing it. Period. If you told the judge someone was holding a hostage for a vote or that you were being paid off for a vote, you will be dismissed. If you express that you cannot be fair and impartial, you will be removed. As garbage as it sounds: if you are going to be a shitty juror, don't actually say that you are going to be a shitty juror to the judge.
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  1444.  @scott_johnson_  and if jury trials are allowed to have explicit bias unrelated to the charges at hand, then they lied on the form and to the questions that the judge gave them regarding the ability to be fair and impartial, then people go to prison for things they did not commit and get off for crimes that they did commit. Look mate. I get it: You want to use race in your judgements with impunity and think that the oath of a juror or any lies that they say to get past voir dire are fine if the lie makes it long enough. Racists can't be objective. If they were capable of objectivity, they wouldn't be racist.
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  1445.  @ropersonline  >cancel the juror Bro she was racist and made a racist comment in the presence of a judge.
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  1446.  @ropersonline  how many of the twelve angry men were vocally racist?
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  1447. ​ @beadyeye2312  That's cool. I wrote on a napkin that you are the Zodiac Killer. You should be behind bars 10 years until they figure that out
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  1448.  @SuprSaint70  he's the kind of guy who thinks "Cashless bail" means "let violent criminals go." His neuron sparks are short enough to guarantee breathing and moving his fingers
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  1449. My theory is that we only send children to school for a few months then chunk off a giant time period for summer. We could just have children go to school year-round with extended weekends and more holidays to get the same number of days in. The fact of the matter is that by the time I graduated, kids were given an absurd amount of summer homework to turn in when they started school the next year but had no real guidance from educators like they would have had in school year-round.
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  1450. ​ @scottw2157  Felony Stop means guns out. They aren't supposed to have guns out preemptively except for felonies to avoid this exact kind of escalation
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  1451. ​@curtism-w6b No. The Freeway is Federal property with restrictions for slower vehicles because the taxes going to it are strictly for the sake of consistent and speedy interstate vehicle commerce in case of war. They just allow state civilian traffic on it as a compromise for having to build it through states
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  1452. This is literally all the ptsd flashback scenes from Peaky Blinders
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  1453. ​ @NevisYsbryd  there were no explosives in the pre-modern era so the move was to MASSIVELY mine a large section and to burn the support struts - thus collapsing the entire structure. It's where we get the term to "undermine" someone.
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  1454. ​ @chasthanhburns123  then you were always a fascist.
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  1455. ​ @CaptAxolotl  Ac truck or SUV would have been worse. Those would have rolled.
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  1456. She could say whatever she wanted to the officer (per Supreme Court ruling) but he gave her soooooo much leeway with breaking multiple laws in his face, AND SHE STILL KEPT GOING? HOW?! "I'll just drive away from the traffic stop! That'll show 'em!" - a person who would definitely have a license
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  1457. Being legit here: What do you think of the people who genuinely believe that Trump had the same number of voters as when he was elected?
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  1458.  @davidm1926  "- but for the Pandemic Biden could have done better." Translation: When it came to actually addressing issues of national importance, the WWE Wrestler was totally unprepared. Shocker.
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  1459.  @onandonitgoes5957  "If it weren't for his incompetence we'd have had ..." If it wasn't for his incompetence then you wouldn't have voted for Trump.
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  1460. They always were
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  1461. I go there to watch other people's antics lol
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  1462.  @alphabravo424  They wouldn't have released him from jail if he had a pending warrant for failure to appear. That's not how that works. That's not how any of that works.
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  1463.  @dukecraig2402  pizza delivery drivers have a higher daily and annual body count than police officers
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  1464. And they had to pay cash money for it to Virginia.
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  1465. ​ @JerrisEverydayPeople  You can have one befriend you without capturing it. You just have to have a habit of feeding it and slowly extending your presence until they understand you are not a threat. Crows are one of the few "smart" birds, capable of remembering faces and holding grudges. Lol
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  1466. My grandfather always taught me: "There is nowhere you are going worth the seconds you are saving by speeding. We're all just racing to the next red light anyhow."
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  1467. BTW anyone else notice that the locksmith is using the LockPuckingLawyer's tools?
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  1468. @AmberSanders0406wereallmadhere  It's not insane. A child doesn't know their legal rights and a child advocate (equivalent to a social worker/attorney) shouldn't be telling them to incriminate themselves. They are there solely if the child becomes hysterical/crying/upset/etc as an intervention. It doesn't matter if she is guilty or not. When the legal process messes up, innocent people go to jail and guilty people walk free.
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  1469. @AmberSanders0406wereallmadhere  The testimony being thrown out was a good thing though. Her advocate basically got her to casually admit to planning and murdering at least one person, which would have been prejudicial to her sentence than without it. Especially with the grandmother's wailing in distress. The woman's job is to look out for the rights of the child. She shouldn't have been negging her into the details before she talked to a lawyer, who (right or wrong) made the case about her mental state and the totality of the situation. I was in a similar situation in my youth. We were skateboarding on a sidewalk with a concrete sloped hill. Dealership called the police and said we'd stolen a vehicle (just some bs to get us off the lot) and they sat all of us in for interrogation about a crime that didn't happen. My only faith was that nobody would fold and had common sense, but there was still the nagging in my head that said "just agree and get on with your life. They obviously have something." That was just one person in the room with 13 year old me and no parents/council. And I still felt like admitting to something that didn't happen because of the circumstance I was currently in was overwhelming. Especially if there was a "guardian" telling me to just admit it? She obviously didn't want to go into any detail and an adult would have requested a lawyer at that point.
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  1470. ​ @DemetriusSorvo  You don't have to be a mental health professional to notice the signs of mental health issues in police videos. There's only a handful of mental disorders that include extreme agitation and there's unique symptoms or behaviors associated with some of them. It's a video. We're allowed to theorize from context clues Like your dumb "really drunk" theory? I didn't call it dumb in my first comment but it is. If they man was that lit off of alcohol the officer would have known.
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  1471.  @mavatj  that was what the defund the police program was actually about. Literally using police budgets for intermediate programs between the equivalent of private for-profit medics and the f'ckin local yokle National Guard LARPers
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  1472. ​​ @JayHenry-b8p  I wouldn't let people I know allow me to let feelings of my emotional-self override my rational-self. I lost my sister recently and this girl reminds me of her, so I hate the kid... But he is still a kid. A kid who can't comprehend the consequences of not taking his medication.
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  1473. ​ @SeeTheWorldAsIDo78  >40 to life Children can only be incarcerated a maximum of 25 years. This is from the Supreme Court.
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  1474. ​ @GeekedOutNeckbeard  He isn't doing 40 to life. The maximum time a child can be sentenced to jail is 25 years. Denoting "40 to life" is what he will receive if the Supreme Court changes its mind. This is a Supreme Court ruling.
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  1475. ​ @natbb9 it's 25 years. That's how sentencing children works.
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  1476. @gleofox  Being tried as an adult doesn't matter. It's strict liability of age. Either children are capable of life-altering decisions or they aren't. There is no middle ground for a billion reasons.
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  1477. @user-bn5jb4yu6t  It's because of people like you that people in jail have no resources to learn to leave jail on their feet
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  1478. Common core itself wasn't bad. No Child Left Behind was.
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  1479. The strap tore off because of heat + 2000 pounds of force via the air escaping.
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  1480.  @InvisiMan2006  bro it's marketing. You are literally saying things should be expensive because they are expensive
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  1481. "I'm not going to Baker Act her for being intoxicated" My guy, she is literally undergoing a psychotic episode. There wasn't a single coherent thought throughout that entire paragraph of stuff she spewed out. Even if it's drug-induced psychosis it's still psychosis.
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  1482. ​ @tyrantrex734  Making it stricter would highly limit the obvious way criminals are getting guns - purchased off the "good guys with guns"
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  1483. Good on him for approaching directly but I think he overstepped by insulting the woman in the middle. If they are on their way out then let em be mad and walk out.
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  1484. If any public official ever does this, DO NOT go to the local police and trust their charges. Go IMMEDIATELY to the nearest federal courthouse and ask them to pursue the same charge but with the addendum of "Under the Color of Law" - States cannot bring this charge. It's strictly-federal. But it automatically makes any action the perpetrator did a felony. They can't get 5-day suspension for it. It's 1-5 years imprisonment. That law was made specifically because States do not have any statute granting any extra charge for officers committing crimes while presenting themselves as an officer. Straight to a Federal Courthouse.
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  1485. 'In what light I don't think anyone actually died' Never on-screen, at least. Plenty of implied murder
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  1486. ​ @christopherbeattie3126  It's not gotten softer. By any margin. It has been proven that executing people and higher sentences and worse conditions only increase crime
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  1487.  @timothyurton5407  you can't move your way to a better world.
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  1488. I think that he did his due diligence by putting the maximum amount of damages he could be expected to collect and then asking the jury to rule whatever they believe should match the oversight. As a lawyer would advise him to do.
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  1489. "3.3% of world trade is counterfeit goods." Whew. Glad police are there to stop real criminals!
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  1490.  @KnightofDark00180  to hell with charity: They need to pay their taxes and we need a Nationalized Healthcare system that doesn't rely on spontaneous generosity.
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  1491. ​@bobw7018 The sources are in the court filings of IJ but there are tons of body cams and tons of paperwork where they essentially targeted individuals with a criminal history and pre-emptively harassed them into arrest with the goal of making them leave the county. We're talking about knocking on doors at 2 AM, driving and making regular stops at these persons homes, and sending code enforcement to write them ticket upon ticket upon ticket to get them back in jail We aren't even talking SERIOUS criminals, either. We're talking teens having graffiti'd, people caught up for mere possession, or Driving Without a License. Their justification was that AI told them that those people would commit future criminal activity so they were harassing them to leave before they committed any crime at all.
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  1492. "Urea. A lubricant" Urine. It's urine.
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  1493.  @Liamd  "can't feel empathy" =/= "doesn't know right from wrong."
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  1494. "The punch wasn't that hard..." Wtf nobody ever gets asked if the strike was "hard" or not. They ask if the strike was open or closed fist and closed fist is defacto considered the difference between battery and assault. That's why officers will ask you "open fist? Closed fist? Like, was it a slap or a physical punch?" Slapping can be considered battery or assault depending on context, but a punch is always considered battery. There is no "light punch" They aren't sparring in a karate competition.
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  1495.  @stevienguyen2047  It's pretty obvious if someone is asking you about a specific individual that you know has a clean nose
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  1496. I'm a diver They won't use active SONAR on you. Passive Sonar is so sensitive that Sonar techs can tell you which ship is what by the sound. It's really good for anti-diver sabotage tho lol. Active sonar will turn your organs into jelly
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  1497. "It happened aboard a Naval Base so the Navy has jurisdiction" That's a lot of words to avoid saying "We're actually just a part of the Navy." That's the best way to identify a damn good Marine and a damned good lawyer: Never bringing up the signature at the bottom of the check.
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  1498. That's the dumbest take I've ever heard. We are the only reason Mexico has a gun problem. We are the reason Mexico gets guns. That's it. That's all. He even pointed out that people from California - where weapons are regulated - are getting their guns from other states.
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  1499.  @MrJack1992  "Humans just kill each other so we shouldn't do anything to lower the effectiveness of their killing is the dumbest take in this entire thread.
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  1500. I can't even watch this until the end... this is sad and disgusting.
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  1501. Scalping has always been a leeching activity.
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  1502. She needs mental care
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  1503. ​ @phoenixlee7949 chemical dependency. It physically hurts to not take it and with some drugs it's almost instant
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  1504.  @phoenixlee7949  Because addiction is crazy. You can't just tell people "why do you keep taking it" when their body is literally on fire and their brain feels like being stabbed with knives when they don't have it. It's like quitting food. Someone can actually die from it if they don't have professionals to help them get over it and they need mental Healthcare afterwards and a full support system to get them in a state where happiness can come without being high.
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  1505. "No ships are to fire without my say so" input: Kennedy couldn't have had this level of control, which is why this line was not said or even a thought to occur to anyone. In fact, this huge disconnect - caused by the lack of communicative ability during the era - is the cause for a majority of stress during the Cold War. Today, the President can call any foreign leader and hash things out using a metal brick in their pockets. Today, they CAN SAY "nobody does something without my direct order." Then? Bro had to tell a guy to call a guy to radio a guy to transmit a message to a guy to be received by a guy to report to a guy for an INITIAL STATEMENT, then reverse for a reply. I was in the chain for Obama doing comms with the ISS. It was a preplanned ordeal, so there was a lot of pomp and circumstance to the affair BUT ... if we got a call saying "the President needs to talk to the ISS right now" it would be confirmed in 3 minutes and up in 7. And this was a direct videi communications relay to a satellite WITH a comms check, not a mere phonecall. The tension from the Missile Crisis was entirely from communications latency.
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  1506. ​ @hippiebits2071  Rational people will not see murder as a reasonable outcome to any solution
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  1507. @Captain.Cannoli  He's suffering from withdrawal and clearly off his rocker
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  1508. ​ @earlyplays8810  Racist detected
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  1509. You're the reason people want to restrict the 2nd Amendment lol Wtf thinks that they can confront others as the initial aggressor then shoot an unarmed person for intervening? Over what? Parking?
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  1510.  @abcd-nd1if  Chill out wannabe Shapiro.
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  1511. ​ @wolfgangbuchner5113  Not for internal disputes that can be handled in-house. Especially at a well-established encampment that could easily send them packing
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  1512. It's called impeachment
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  1513. LOLOL they would have to get approval for building in government airspace then!
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  1514. There's a lot of people in the military without mental health treatment because seeking mental health treatment revokes your TS/SCI Clearance. It's actually why the military and veterans of the military have a high self-delete rate... if he had gotten in, he probably would have been just like any other person who got in and didn't seek mental health treatment - but at least he would have had the chance to do something different. Money in the pocket, free college, and free Healthcare for life when he got out. I'm not condoning his actions. Just reaffirming that being in the military with a mental disorder is fairly common
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  1515. Snowflake that doesn't want to move? Damn.
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  1516.  @johndavey2340  That was never in contention to anyone except racists.
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  1517. That's not how that works
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  1518. Man you really embrace the White Supremacy so hard that even the sight of some solidarity from other people with a minority group just gets you in a fucking fester
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  1519.  @JohnSmith-gq9gn  "You think you speak for an entire group" Nah. I speak as an impoverished American living in impoverished, mostly-minority neighborhoods with an understanding of the plight of my fellow man. And I - a member of that community - of which happens to be mostly minority - would just like cops to stop being complete cowards and shooting/killing unarmed people and stop hassling people with CCTV police cameras and ending every interaction for every infraction with a damn ticket too high to pay or an arrest or jail time or a bullet. If anyone is speaking out of ignorance and totally out of emotion, it's you
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  1520.  @hxl5954  Because a police officer knelt his entire weight on an unarmed citizen's neck for 9 and a half minutes until he was dead. 3 and a half minutes into it, the citizen was totally incapacitated, not resisting, and not responding to any stimuli - but he kept putting pressure on his neck, even going as far as to talk shit to the camera and smiling because he thought he wouldn't get in trouble. Even going against advice from his peers. And, remember, HE DID GET AWAY WITH IT until violence broke out across the country. That is why anyone and everyone was kneeling - and why those who weren't are just being assholes.
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  1521.  @hxl5954  let me also add: Kneeling hasn't been a social form of submission for hundreds of years and today only exists in the few remaining monarchies or places with ceremonial traditions tied to certain state officials (like Magistrates). Or a LARP RPG game lolol. When's the last time you saw someone taking a knee and thought they were "submitting to someone?" You don't. You think "he's tying his shoe" or "he's picking something up" or even "he must be tired." Or, hopefully, you think: "Maybe police officers get away with outright killing unarmed people WAY too often without any legal repercussions."
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  1522. @dingo1666  If you say "no" they can keep coming back and bugging you with different officers. They can't "bring you updates" to get you talking. They can't use your silence against you unless you say that specific line (silence is interpreted as a form of speech. You have to verbally invoke your right to be silent.) That line fixes all
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  1523. Imagine this sport + Professional Training
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  1524. I'd take a top-bottom pocket Derringer before that. At least it would have an extractor.
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  1525.  @anoob785  It was in a courthouse which every legal statute concerns the presence of the court
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  1526. Steve, Steve! You expect the police to take time out of their day to INVESTIGATE things before getting a court order? Come on! They have tickets to write! So many speeding tickets, Steve!
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  1527. All I'm gonna say is that if I - a regular-ass guy - blatantly falsified documents to gain information I was not privy to, I'd be in jail for fraud. Cops do it? Not a second in cuffs
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  1528. Day One of Law School: You are not going to decide innocence or guilt. You are going to make sure the process to make that decision is done correctly for the sake of Justice itself. Innocence and Guilt are not your job. Making sure things are done correctly is your job."
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  1529.  @redfoxninja3173  "Defend" does not mean "lie." Defend merely means Defend. If a dude murdered someone but he was beaten like a piñata by the guards (a la Abu Ghraib), it isn't the attorney getting him off the hook - it's the guards who beat the dude to a pulp who got him off the hook. The attorney merely pointed out that persons suspected to have broken the law shouldn't be subjected to undue torture in ANY context - regardless of the person it was subjected to. It's called the Legal Process. If the law doesn't matter then the people upholding it are no different than the people breaking it.
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  1530. Did anyone else notice that he didn't have a gun when he answered the door, or is it just me?
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  1531. Isn't a crate engine more powerful, easier to work on, and cheaper?
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  1532. "An armed society is a polite society" mfers are all quiet af when it happens in a Red State
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  1533. ​ @almo3250 come on you knew that there is a difference between selling something you used previously and buying up the supply to sell back to the intended customers without any intention of use
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  1534. Looking up guides on YouTube is the easy mode.
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  1535. Milo and Wolfy?
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  1536. ​ El Capitan  they are human beings not objects for disposal
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  1537.  @Null--  the bottles have a typed-out label with dosage and intake specifications from the prescribing physician and are considered the legal prescription one must produce upon demand while in possession of any controlled substances. Say you were pulled over with a bottle of oxytocin in your car. The factory bottle is not your prescription; the prescription bottle is. Also, they dispense exact amounts of the drug without excess. You can't do that with factory-sealed bottles.
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  1538.  @labnine3362  >implying democracy cannot be used to change policy
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  1539. >gaming's biggest lie No Man's Sky caught you sleeping
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  1540.  @rowdyrx6109  Uh liberals wanted private businesses to not have the ability to arbitrarily remove services from people since FOREVER It's just hilarious that Conservatives are the ones getting the fucking bellend of private businesses having total and compete control over who they provide services to and what is on that service. You know: Free Market Capitalism I mean - if you guys are finally down with Net Neutrality and capping the power of big business then you can join us socialists at the big kid's table.
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  1541.  @rowdyrx6109  So you support the right of Facebook, twitter, and Google - as private businesses in a free market - to freely associate with whomever they want and not be forced to put up content they agree with? It's a yes or no question.
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  1542.  @johnlocke_1  let me guess: you voted for the WWE Wrestler?
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  1543.  @johnlocke_1  >Trump was the best President You know. Besides delaying the closing of the nation and causing massive death by denying anything was wrong? Besides trying to orchestrate a coup of our federal government and whipping up a mob to storm Congress? The guy couldn't even speak 5 minutes without breaking down into nonsense. You elected a television actor and WWE Wrestler one time and it worsened the nation's deficit within two years, and the latter two years were spent desperately trying to get elected and finally being forced to shut down the nation by his own family calling him a "damned idiot" - having to remind him that if enough people died they would literally be pulled from the White House and strung up. No. I didn't vote for Biden. But I definitely didn't vote for a failed reality TV star and tax evader.
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  1544.  @johnlocke_1  What is it with conservatives thinking that actors are good politicians when they are just .... actors?
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  1545. I had to go through a background check where my family and friends were interviewed and they gave my social media a coloniscopy - just to access the spaces and work with TS/SCI info - but a couple of appointed buffoons can leak top secret/sci info on a random app and nothing happens to them? Why tf are we mad at Julian Assange or Chelsea Manning or Edward Snowden again?
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  1546.  @kg-Whatthehelliseventhat  Yes, there is. It's hilarious. The joke was that House was going to start sniffing opiates like a degenerate. House joked about "caffeine delivery system" because shotgunning any drink is the fastest way to drink it. House wasn't ACTUALLY crushing vicodin in that part. He was crushing up medical-grade meth to spike Wilson's food.
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  1547.  @stitch626aloha  that's way too much work for a YouTube video lol
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  1548.  @EtherFox  "Does not compromise a decent firearm." Incompressable fluids that expand when frozen need to be designed around in a precision firearm. It doesn't need to be a catastrophic failure for shit like failure to feed or to misalign the slide. Freezing any machine is bad for the machine for numerous reasons.
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  1549.  @poohbearr80  I drive in the left lane when I'm coming up on slower moving traffic in the right. But I'm not about to drive 10-20mph over the speed limit.
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  1550.  @poohbearr80  I drive in the left lane when I'm coming up on slower moving traffic in the right. But I'm not about to drive 10-20mph over the speed limit. The only time I'm driving that fast is to immediately pass a semi.
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  1551. @GrandpasRevenge43  you need a frame of reference for size of vehicle. You can't get that from a suspended object you haven't observed before It's how they were able to do those scenes in Lord of the Rings. If none of them used a gondola then they have no frame of reference
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  1552. Multiple
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  1553. If someone is over-revving then they need to learn how to drive lol
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  1554. Because AI put good visualization together
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  1555. @jimboSleeeeiiice  No. There is zero validity. Polygraph tests are extremely unreliable. Studies have shown time and time again that polygraph results are not to be trusted. That's why they can't be used in court. It's literally a pressure tactic. If you pass your polygraph the are still going to say "the polygraph says you were showing signs of deception," in hopes that the subject will cave. People have caved for crimes they didn't commit because "the lie detector said so? Just get on with it then" logic is extremely present in the human psyche
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  1556.  @xenn4985  "I leave you with four words: I'm glad Reagan's dead." ~Killer Mike
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  1557. They can't. Independent contractors cannot form a Union under any circumstances
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  1558.  @susansauceda9879  in the 70s Carter signed the law allowing drivers to be considered independent contractors. Independent contractors CANNOT UNIONIZE
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  1559.  @syntheticaperture  Bro a Union fee is like $10 per paycheck gtfoh
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  1560.  @om3g4888  nope. The NLRB only regulates employees from Unionization. It does not regulate independent contractors wages.
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  1561. My only issue was that the officers entered the house without a search warrant while she was inside. Not defending the lady or anything. Just noting that the idea police can just bust into a home without a search warrant is a hard line issue for me. If you have enough probable cause for a warrant then make the one phone call to get the warrant.
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  1562. ​@jonathandibbern6048 A lot of states require a warrant to enter the home and seize someone because a person's home is one of those sacred places with the law. In those states - even if they are invited or if it's a domestic case - they will ask someone to step outside first THEN arrest them because a person's home is sacred and would require more paperwork. With the possibility of charges like Eluding.
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  1563. ​​ @jonathandibbern6048  It's like getting a warrant to search a car but they can't just bust in and search your car in your garage because you parked it inside. You get a warrant that says "garage and car" and they can enter the garage and search the car.
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  1564.  @jonathandibbern6048  Yeah but then you have officers that will look in your place because someone might be there and that leads to an incidental arrest, despite the person no longer being there. They can't bust in your garage to search your car. They have to get a warrant to enter the garage and to search the car. It's about the sacred principle of the home.
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  1565.  @jonathandibbern6048  I'm just saying that when it comes to legal gray areas just err on the side of caution. There were no stakes at hand which couldn't have waited for a warrant to enter. I'm not a big fan of the state being able to just intrude into a residence. Let her cool tf down and if she doesn't by the time the warrant is back THEN you got the O.K. to go. I understand the difference. It just doesn't HURT to get a warrant. There's lots of officers who have kicked down people's doors based of the loosest of circumstance or been outright given the wrong address. Not to mention she could have been holding a piece. They dove into that head-first. Office buildings? Parks? Some backwater boondocks roadside? An alley? Sure. But not a residence.
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  1566. @THE-X-Force  1) You have to be declared disabled to receive Medicare/Medicade coverage without having to come out of pocket for anything, 2) of all those "facilities" - only a handful are long-term inpatient facilities, and 3) there is not NEARLY ENOUGH for everyone who needs it. Most places are literally revolving door facilities where they give someone a prescription that they will have a hard time fulfilling or keeping up with due to their mental condition. Most people with serious mental issues end up homeless, then jailed for being homeless, and unable to make money to pay premiums on their medication
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  1567. Defending a 3rd Party in a fight is always legal if the victimized party did not instigate the confrontation and the use of force is appropriate. They were engaged in a melee and it stayed an unarmed melee (at least until the woman got the chair out).
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  1568. @Xposingdarkness  Yeah unless the fight was 100% over and both sides gave up, the fight is still ongoing. He wasn't on the ground when he got kicked. He was getting up. The right people got charged. If you get involved with a fight only the aggressors are charged. If you are a third party engaging to diffuse or back up a non-guilty party then you're clear on criminal prosecution.
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  1569. Them lifting her up by her hair is excessive af though. She's already apprehended.
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  1570. BRO COME ON no mention of the catch-all Sodomy regulation?! Pfft.
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  1571. ​ @megancolasono1108  Not really. If you watch a lot of these, they always try to jar the last person who saw the victim/missing person
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  1572. ​ @Guiu-fo6tv  We did that too but we would at least stop somewhere and vibe with the music blasting out of the windows
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  1573.  @broadclothjack  Cold and Mind-numbing is a blessing. Usually it's "unbearably hot and extortionately back-breaking."
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  1574.  @actualwafflesenjoyer  oh, very much so! And Miscegenation. And just about any other arbitrary precedent that conveniently aligns with their own goals.
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  1575. BOO THAT MAN
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  1576.  @marigeobrien  my favorite part was when he gave up and told everyone that there was "no federal solution" to COVID and restarted work/reopening without proper testing kits being sent out.
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  1577. ​ @BlueCollarDude101  >foreign enemies would invade This paranoid delusion brought to you by fascism lol
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  1578.  @peteywheatstraws4909  I wouldn't respond to factual and evidence-based thought if I were you, either
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  1579.  @ConnorMiller417  Not if you are being crushed. Even at it's least-harmful extent, the person is able to inhale less and less air as they grow tired and they notice that.
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  1580. @ShizukuSeiji  An anxiety response will cause people to feel a shortness of breath. Most people do not have the composure to simply be arrested without it triggering their fight-or-flight response.
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  1581. As someone with a music degree, most contract law you learn in school is designed around ethical business. You don't need to be ethical in actual business practice (unless it's an illegal practice): You need to do the bare minimum to satisfy the law and establish a legal agreement between two parties. The more defined a contract is, the less nuance and gray area is held within. Also, models are not de facto public figures and - if you look over your notes from that class - you will see that what you're doing is that you are eliminating the argument that Eagle brought up (regarding "collaboration") because you are hiring the model and they are getting paid rate to renounce any claim on their likeness or image for the purposes of the photo shoot.
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  1582.  @Finn-xw4vn  the issue with that is the entertainment-consuming public has a right to access of newsworthy information and actors are public figures within the entertainment community. People overlook this a lot but it's not as if their stuff is being put to full press every time their image is captured, just like every picture of every politician shaking hands with Epstein didn't immediately appear to press. If people are public figures within a community or profession then they can, at any time, be published, imaged, discussed, or critiqued.
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  1583.  @20FreeWill  ... he's homeless dude ...
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  1584. I'm a current paralegal and you're full of it lol. Paralegals are just paper-pushers and contract drafters. You have the literal verbatim understanding of the law as-written and not the actual law as-applied in context via case law. They had the ability to elect 1st degree murder because he started the confrontation while knowingly armed then lied to cover up his actions. In every state - even "stand your ground" States - you don't get to confront someone then kill them for responding to the confrontation. The person who is armed has the obligation to deescelate the situation. If they had been the ones to initiate the confrontation, then you would be correct. But they weren't. If you watch the full video it's clear that he doesn't explain himself and is looking around at them under the water, then they ask him wtf he is doing, and he accuses them of stealing a phone. Since it's weird that he is looking underwater and also accusing them of stealing a phone, they call him out for it. Then he punches the chick that comes down to break up the fight. Then they push him. Then he comes up from the water and starts stabbing.
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  1585. And they were taking the only thing keeping that society from collapsing.
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  1586. As a paralegal, are you hiring? Jkjk But for real all you have to do is be reasonable and point out how absurd the officer's assumptions are. When you are talking to police - innocent or guilty - remember that you are not talking to a police officer. You are talking to the court. And your entire act is being caught on film. The only issue I really have with videos like this is that it leads to escalation WHEN THEY ASSERT RIGHTS THEY DON'T HAVE. Guarantee you that one jack-dawg here will think that being parked on the side of a busy freeway in their half-broken vehicle means that they don't have to show their license because the guy parked on a local municipal easement awaiting a customer didn't have to.
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  1587.  @mcarlysle1  she should have made $0 because Realtors are just more bureaucratic gunk in the machine that causes prices to rise and encourage sales to be either diverted to corporations looking to own whole towns or converted into BnBs - totally ruining entire neighborhood communities - and always lying about the perpetual gains "investing" in property is.
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  1588. The second they say "Supreme Court law states," any officer should just say "Well, that will make your court case a lot easier."
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  1589. ​ @1Way.  >insane tangents that have never happened before and that only libertarian nuts think it works You need to chill out. That loony bin take isn't how the world REALLY works.
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  1590. Perfectly timed door slams
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  1591. ​ @Yosetime  I think it's moreso that she doesn't want to have the reputation for being "the roof ninja" and she is just trying to get back on her feet. The worst thing about homelessness to many people is admitting that they are homeless.
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  1592.  @Horseshoecrab693  If you intentionally started the fire that burned down someone else's home you'd be in jail. Bush is painting on his oil ranch
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  1593.  @dahleno2014  "The kindling was the Soviets" Man Oliver North taking the fall for that whole Guns to Terrorists thing really saved Reagan's ass: To the point nobody remembers how shitty the GOP is at its core.
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  1594. @saumyahadani640  I mean niacin is put in EVERYTHING though. Hold up lemme grab a pack of crackers. Niacin. Checking this canned food. Niacin. They deliberately put it in every preservative mixture to avoid this specific issue. Sorry I just don't see pellagra as a complication of celiac as a plausible diagnosis. And if it was they would have caught it on initial testing
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  1595.  @Kuhanapomaranca  So tell me: If it isn't blind devotion that brings you to Trump, then what is it? Certainly not his finances. Or his politics. Or his ability to keep his word. Or his ability to even drain a swamp.
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  1596. Off the cuff the officer kinda came off as harsh ngl. He should have explained that she was being detained until it was figured out and given her the chance to lawfully comply with orders. No sympathy for the thief, mind you. I just like my public officials able to clearly convey relative policy to people and give them a chance to comply.
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  1597. The frame you show with the lawnmower guy looks like he's been blasted thru
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  1598. Rainmaker by John Grisham
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  1599. That's America
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  1600. @hashslingingslabber859  They do not have that context. You and I have that context now with full 20/20 hindsight. It is 100% reasonable to see a bunch of people dogpiling and pounding on a guy on the ground and have an issue with it with zero context.
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  1601. @Lace71421  where was the guy with the gun not being held accountable? He was arrested and charged. He got punches to the face over and over.
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  1602.  @Lace71421  your sentence was vague and could be interpreted multiple ways.
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  1603. @kjbeats57  literally nobody is defending the shooter. It's just unreasonable to see 5 people dogpiled on a guy with one punching him over and over in the head and expect bystanders to simply ignore it.
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  1604. They not only suspected it was Brenda: They were the school deans who personally knew it was Brenda because they had resolved all of her behavioral problems and appeals via phonecall.
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  1605. ​ @RealityBytesBack  This is literally identified in Athenian law and why they did yearly exile elections
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  1606. People complaining about "did not ticket:" Cops can't ticket misdemeanors unless they witness them live
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  1607. I just want to see you slam-fire a trench gun plz
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  1608. At the heart of this is Conservatism. Conservatism is based on cruelty and exclusion. Never forget that
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  1609. A group of elected representatives trying to fulfill the will of their electorate? In opposed to ... what?
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  1610. Idiots pick fights. Professionals pick their fights.
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  1611. That truck at @3:00 can get effed lol Btw if anyone is being a d'ck in a truck like this guy, they will ALWAYS lose if they PIT themselves. All the weight is at the front of the vehicle. Idiot could have flipped his whole car
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  1612. Police are the government
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  1613. This is straight out of a Poe poem or a Stephen King novel Jfc
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  1614. How can you not recognize a Latin King tattoo? Those guys cut crown tattoos off people. You don't get caught with a crown tattoo unless you're an idiot or a bonafide member
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  1615. 'She's going to be gone for five years' She told the kid that she would be gone forever if the police ever got involved to keep the police from getting involved. That's sad.
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  1616. #12 the lady was right. The camra dude was wrong
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  1617. Blue. My man. Do you pronounce it mick-roh-phone?
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  1618. Every body cam comment section ever: "HOW CAN PEOPLE ACT LIKE THAT IN PUBLIC" Stop pretending that you haven't drank before, Karen
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  1619. @101stBlackhawkdoorGunner  Nobody said that. It's just common among narcissists to not exercise their right to remain silent ... even innocent people should remain silent and get a lawyer
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  1620. ​ @ElliotHard  I'm going to answer your criticism with an extremely apt comparison: Why, exactly, did we invade Iraq?
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  1621. Why are you re-uploading the same content?
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  1622. Nope. The most evil thing ever done was requiring massive piles of debt to take an exam that can be passed by any person with the natural acumen to research law and orate their point. My money ran out so I had to set up a convoluted business system wherein my clients take forms I provide them for a deal, backed by my funds, and selling me their debt when the other party defaults so I can take action on said debt in said contract. My first case the judge said that it sounded like I was practicing law, and I said that I'm not an LLC nor a LLLP, but a sole proprieter with all my assets at stake. He asked if I knew the implications of not proceeding as a LL. "If I were operating an LLC or LLLP I'd have college debt."
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  1623. Guns are less regulated than cars my guy
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  1624. @metalguy223  Your inherent argument is false, then. And you know it. It's absolute horse manure. Gun regulations are flimsy at best and guns are readily trafficked from the states where they are banned from places Texas - where anyone with a pulse can get one with little oversight. Cars have stricter regulations than guns
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  1625. It's because insurance companies are a racket. Lol
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  1626. The judge was eventually fired and disbarred. Not for the fight, mind you: But because the judge beat up the guy's lawyer then CAME BACK and COMPELLED the defendant to answer terms of the court without his legally-required attorney. And, of course the guy who heard his attorney being beaten up for disagreeing with a judge agreed with the judge. The judge's fist fight basically guaranteed a guilty man walked free.
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  1627. ​ @josmclove4426  They drink a lot. That's the trick.
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  1628.  @LsElite4210  bro we literally pay farmers welfare regardless of their food production.
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  1629.  @operationNOBO  "-for recreation." So not anything to do with farmers or hunters for profit and food?
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  1630.  @lobsterpots  and no. Opening a border and moving a border are totally different. America has natural open borders between states but in no way has any state lost it's sovereignty towards other states within it's own borders. In fact the only law that compelled states to adhere to disregard their laws at the the whims of other state's lawd was the Fugitive Slave Act. Even today you can only be extradited on Federal Charges or at the approval of a State's AG - wherein they are relinquishing control of a person in custody to another State Miss me with that bullshit.
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  1631. There is literally a legal argument that was wagered and won that a police department can deny an applicant for being "too qualified and having a law degree. It's the definition of insanity
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  1632. You aren't exchanging the prizes for money so they can do whatever they like. Welcome to the world of Arcade Science. Yes. There is a science to arcades lol.
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  1633.  @Sthunderrocker  it's legal in states where games of chance aren't legal because they don't provide any monetary reward.
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  1634. @TheOfficialTarynTots  yt his my reply but he was dumping narcotics
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  1635.  @TheOfficialTarynTots  It's just something you do when you want to dump narcotics. They aren't going to send a diver out to find the glass at the bottom of the sea.
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  1636. ​ @REDVETTExxx  Yeah I mean you at least stop at a park and smoke cigarettes under a pavilion or something. Take a break. Have the radio turned up and music blaring. I like to drive but you gotta drive somewhere worth driving to.
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  1637. ​ @mommaberti8124  Yeah so when they get to the last person who saw the missing person they will often jar them sharply like that. Even if it was the parents. Their job is to find the missing girl and being soft isn't getting her back anytime soon.
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  1638. Why don't truckers use the loud-ass horn whenever people try to get froggy? The sound is unbearable in bursts - let alone a sustained blast
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  1639. The only comment I can make regarding "Man on Fire" is that the two things he is referencing as bad practice are explained in the movie's greater context: 1) he is writing down the plate number of the car tailing them because he has seen it tailing them before - in a city where kidnapping and hostage-taking are common practice - and, 2) they have gone over procedure before in regards to fleeing the area, but she froze up. He is firing a shot in the air because she is a swimmer and he has knowledge that she is trained to react to a starting pistol. He's not telling others "run" he is telling her "run" It's actually well worth watching
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  1640. ​ @MrGoesBoom  First Day + Rare Incident
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  1641. I'm an American and it's so so so weird to see other countries be like "Yeah we aren't the best we did some fucked up shit" - but it took me until I was an adult to realize that Europe had over a thousand years to get shit right and we're over here rocking out like the dumbest kid on the block at under 300 years old. There are street paverstones in Paris older than my entire city. We'll mature eventuality ... hopefully without the whole "Napoleon" stage.
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  1642.  @SkyNinja759  And had nothing to do with one side pushing lies regarding a democratic election of a sovereign nation? Lol.
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  1643. >its still too high for many Not in the Navy. It's literally a minimum physical requirement.
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  1644. Or look up Homer Hickam's rocket nozzle
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  1645.  @genocidecrusade6534  freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence
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  1646. @ffjsb  detainment is a form of arrest This still doesn't cover the fact that they didn't get a warrant to search the property and seize random people within it
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  1647. @jamiehovis7722  the person in the house wasn't doing any of those things and the officers need a warrant to enter private property to execute a search and arrest. My issue is how comfortable law enforcement is getting with being able to enter property and arrest anyone inside without a warrant to do so If someone you knew dumped evidence on your property, should you be arrested and your house searched? They knew where the guy was. They had time to get a warrant for search and seizure
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  1648.  @jefferydraper4019  It's not about technicality. It's about what's legal. Criminal rights are your rights in the worst-case scenario
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  1649. @jeremy5602  On the run doesn't mean from police. It could literally be a beef or something. If a guy came to my place and I thought it was cops I wouldn't even BE AT my place for a couple of days. Couch surfing is way better than getting wrapped into all of that shiz
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  1650.  @SterlingSigurdsen  Because there were five states clamoring to extradite him and it's supposed to be based on who shows up first
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  1651.  @adamplummer2190  that's because it was a private company and nothing to do with government. Everywhere private industry has stepped in to take over for government activity, prices have skyrocketed while quality of service and accessibility of that service has plummeted. And for what? Insurance payments are taxes for people who are bad at math and don't understand economics.
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  1652.  @fyrbyrd71  you could literally cancel your insurance and drive to your local police station to get ticketed for it. Nothing is stopping you from being the first test case.
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  1653.  @fyrbyrd71  what case are you referring to? I loathe insurance companies (I think for-profit insurance is immoral. It's literally taxes but with an economic incentive to not provide any coverage), but there's no legal source stating that forced insurance is illegal.
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  1654.  @fyrbyrd71  I'm extremely familiar with that ruling and don't think you've read that ruling all the way through. There's a LOT of clarification in there that says the City can put any restriction or ordinance in place regarding the public use of roads, but they couldn't prevent a company from lawfully operating on a public road WITHOUT STATE LEGISLATION granting them authority to do so. Since 1914 every State has implemented some form of regulation overseeing the requirements for use of public highways, thus nullifying the rulings overall relevance. Like I said: I hate insurance companies. But the law is sound on the ability of the State to regulate driving requirements for the sake of public interest and the states have chosen a combined effort of setting their own regulations as well as granting local municipalities the ability to exercise policing powers and restrictions on their own roadways. Not to mention that ruling didn't even make it to the federal level. It was limited to the state Supreme Court of Illinois.
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  1655.  @fyrbyrd71  ... there is no phrasing in Chicago Bus Co vs City of Chicago remotely addressing insurance, let alone the exact quote you listed. In fact, Googling that phrase only brings up weird websites claiming that this quote happened and one court case where the plaintiff argued that phrase while citing that case, but it's noted in the opinion of the Court that the quote doesn't actually appear anywhere in Chicago Bus Co. v City of Chicago. The ENTIRE CASE was regarding the City of Chicago's right to regulate drivers when it was not granted explicit legal authority to do so by the State nor any Federal statute.
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  1656.  @fyrbyrd71  Buddy, I don't think you understand the slightest bit how states and societies work. I don't even think you understand your own arguments - because if you HAD read the court case you cited, you would have seen that the reasoning for the Court's opinion was simply because the State did not give any municipality to regulate public road usage. That quote you attributed to the judge isn't even there. In a Democratic Republic, the State is the People. The People are the State. The People built the roads through collective financing and maintain them in the same manner. The People elected persons to regulate the roads. In America you are free to travel. Nobody is stopping you from traveling. But if you want to drive on roads paid for by the People then you need to follow regulations the People placed upon their use. Insurance is a scam, but people getting conned into thinking that they can benefit from the State without acknowledging the State is way worse. Namely, because the lack of participation removes your ability to actuality effectuate the change you want. And that sucks
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  1657.  @fyrbyrd71  the Horton ruling literally doesn't say anything of the sort nor does the ruling in its entirety address anything regarding driving requirements of individuals. The case is specifically regarding the act of driving in and of itself does not constitute suspicious activity for a reasonable stop or detainment. Nothing about driving requirements, licensing, insurance, speed limits, taxes, or anything else you contributed in your argument is described in the ruling at aaaaaaall. It was about probable cause to stop a vehicle who was not committing a crime to engage in a search for criminal activity. To the contrary: the court admits that everything would have been absolutely 100% legal had the defendant been actually doing something suspicious. He handed the officer the paperwork and the lack of properly transferred title enabled the driver to be subject to arrest. Here is the sentence: Nonetheless, the right of the citizen to drive on a public street with freedom from police interference, unless he is engaged in suspicious conduct associated in some manner with criminality, is a fundamental constitutional right which must be protected by the courts. Misquoting rulings by cherry-picking arguments is silly. It's even more silly when you realize that someone else could go and quote an ACTUAL legal ruling that ACTUALLY says officers have the right to verify ownership and documentation of a driver's compliance with the law when stopped with probable cause. In fact, Kansas v. Glover EXPLICITLY OUTLINES that an officer is allowed to verify documents if they have reasonable suspicion to initiate a stop. And the Glover ruling - unlike your two misquoted cases - is from the ACTUAL Supreme Court, not any single STATE Supreme Court.
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  1658. >Honolulu Island
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  1659. So why did they arrest the dude who was chilling in his own home? It wasn't a hot pursuit (line of sight of fleeing suspect) and he wasn't the suspect. They just rolled up into his house and arrested him - no warrant. Nothing.
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  1660. I bet that registrar has named girls "Honor" without a second thought to other meanings.
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  1661. "Why does Chicago/California have so much gun crime then?!" Because people buy it legally from the next state over and then fence the firearms to literally anyone who has a pulse and lives in those places. I'm glad he basically said why firearm crime is awful in a majority of US States with strict firearm controls without directly saying it. The "good guys with guns" are unabashedly selling them in bulk to the "bad guys" to make them "bad guys with guns."
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  1662. >$5 A stimulus payment of 670 rubles!
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  1663. No. This is how detectives act when they have all the evidence that they need and confessing is not necessary. Every time you have officers bring friendly or pretending to cozy up to killers are trained tactics to deliberately get the accused to fumble up, contradict themselves, and to confess from the stress of putting their false narrative out to bare. They don't need any of that when they have 20 + witnesses and video evidence of the actual murder from start to stop
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  1664. @Mermare  I know it's fantasy but Columbo got a lot of mileage out of being polite, slightly annoying, and appreciative of the criminals ego.
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  1665. How are these not simply illegal securities?
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  1666. SANDRO FOR EL PRESIDENTEEEEE
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  1667.  @paradiddlemcflam7167  shhh you will scare away the moron using facts all willy-nilly. He needs to think he is correct regardless of context!
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  1668. @paradiddlemcflam7167  I know this is a year late but I needed to point out that in the Roman Republic - where ownership of property was accounted for voting rights - the patrician class under the Senatorial group was literally "eques" aka "owns horses." You'll never guess what their job in the military was
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  1669. @Treblaine  The presence of a person had no detailing on the specific crimes committed to make it more or less heinous unless the crime itself were already heinous (like quick murder versus slow murder or the situation surrounding the murder) An example would be Manslaughter, which traditionally meant that a person was attacked unfairly and died, rather than our modern interpretation of "accidental but preventable death." There were no traditional rules for what deserved the Death Penalty either and it's presence was much more significant when certain punishments for crimes became illegal but the state demanded significant punishment so they just chose death. The British had a hanging craze in the Victorian era, where petty crimes racked up the death penalty (like repeated theft).
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  1670. >Never Sauter any wiring on your car Like most fixes out there, It's usually a skill issue But full wiring is always better
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  1671. ​ @TempAlt-m6k  Then you call every pawn shop and gun store to let them know the situation. They are allowed to refuse if given evidence that the person purchasing it would be illegally obtaining it
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  1672. #22 This guy needs to go back to Driver's Education. If the middle line is white, you're not freakin right.
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  1673. ​ @2cartalkers  Not in cases of federal fines and damages
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  1674.  @Delimon007  What's worse is that they are asking for a trial just so they can file a motion challenging jurisdiction to the FTC
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  1675. @SurmaSampo  It's one of those things where the FCC is going to leverage that they are protecting the customers of telephone companies while the telephone companies are going to argue that selling the data of customers is a matter strictly for the FTC, not the FCC It's going to be one of those things where it gets to the Supreme Court and the Conservative Justices go "hey I like bribes" and rule for the telecom companies that it is out of their jurisdiction, then it loses all momentum because the FTC is as sharp as a wet pool noodle when it comes to pushing common-sense consumer protections. And honestly if the only positive someone can say about a sketchy action is "it's legal" then it shouldn't be legal. Ie it's legal to protest because anyone should have the right to protest anything. But customer data - including usage? - to 3rd parties? Someone's phone is more valuable to them than their medical records and hospitals aren't allowed to sell our medical records.
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  1676. It's a racket At least you can avoid a scam
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  1677. What's the joke?
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  1678. "Thanks to these people we can fix the issues of the past." Good. Now Business Insider will surely run a piece on how we should stop companies from creating such messes and destruction for the sake of short term profits.
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  1679.  @matthiuskoenig3378  "it's not just short term profits" It is. That company was allowed to dissolve and leave the hole in the ground to fill with acidic water. Yes it absolutely is about short term profits over long term damage. They could have filled the hole with dirt and lime. They could have done a billion things instead of giving us a giant gaping toxic wound the size of multiple football fields
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  1680. "This is the problem" Sorry bud but I prefer a system where people are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law by a jury of their peers. If he doesn't show up then he's gonna be sitting in jail - but that is how the system is supposed to work
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  1681. Why don't you ask a Ukranian soldier? It should be a fine-tuned art form by now.
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  1682. Trump's utilizing the little-known clause in the Constitution that says "nobody is going to stop me anyhow."
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  1683.  @Greater_Idaho  Snowflakes that want an entire State to move it's borders for you? Get a grip lol.
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  1684. They made that up so they can say they thought he had a warrant They wouldn't have let him out with a warrant. That's not how that works
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  1685. @15:30 You can literally see his ab muscle violently contracting. That's how you know it's real
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  1686. ​@johnbize5736 They actually have that at good police academies and security companies. There's lots of great techniques. My favorite is "helping carry" something they have until they are magically outside
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  1687. Because people are legitimately stupid enough to believe 22 is not lethal. I'm not joking. I have been in TONS of discussions in gun groups and other such things where idiots have claimed "BIGGUR ROUND = KILL; SMULLER ROUND = NO KILL" As if someone shot with a 22 in the skull at 20 to 30 feet was going to walk it off lol
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  1688.  @heinzgeier3567  I'd rather guns be outlawed entirely like in Hawaii where people basically fist fight one another to air their grievances. But I moved to a state where any idiot can have a gun in 7 minutes so lol
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  1689.  @rudder727  i bet you $500 that 22lr will punch through a wool jacket, shirt, and person at 20-50 feet. And I'm not even using a fake-ass name. Put that money where your mouth is.
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  1690.  @mojacodes  Where's your shirts then?
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  1691. Good Cookie medals are for 3 years of not getting caught.
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  1692. The situation with the cement truck dumping on the car - We need these cool cats and kittens saying who's probably going to be paying
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  1693.  @clintmatthews3500  "right to work" laws were passed explicitly to undermine Union contracts where an employer must retain employees and where companies with rules restricting hiring or firing in other States could be ignored for local hiring and firing. They dressed it up as "right to work." It's just funny how lots of Conservative rulings come full-circle to bite Conservatives in the ass just like Progressives warned everyone they would. Another great example is businesses right to refuse service on "moral grounds" coming back on them when their ability to utilize Twitter is taken from them on "moral grounds.ç
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  1694. I don't think Unix Millis is intentional. I think that they don't even particularly reference info like that and they can only pull the reference as a data point - stored by default as Unix Millis - and they can't change that because they would be changing the actual data they could turn honestly turn over. The only reason to store any date and time in anything other than Unix Millis is solely for human reference anyhow. They don't have any humans reviewing that info.
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  1695.  @ronpoirier2763  I'm a Mason mate you're full of trash
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  1696.  @Angryspec  if you transmit it for the viewership of others then you are just sharing peer-to-peer... in which case, copyright still applies. You literally just described piracy. Take note that that this case is about Microsoft transmitting copywritten material via algorithmic system - not the AI system itself. Like the lawsuit against Google for their rampant music piracy around the 2010s wasn't about YouTube itself, but about Google making money off transmitting copywritten material.
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  1697.  @Angryspec  to boot: Chat GPT isn't telling people that what they are receiving is sourced from different places. The user doesn't know that the response ChatGPT is regurgitating is portions of different copywritten works.
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  1698. Whitest kids you ever met using the N word like it's a call of duty lobby
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  1699. You'd shoot kids making joke tik toks ... ?
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  1700. Chaotic is unlawful ​ @airgunbubba2505 
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  1701. ​ @5GreenAcres  No She needs mental healthcare at that stage
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  1702.  @uncleebenezer8599  That's not how mental issues work bub
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  1703. ​ @davidh9638 how can you go from comment to comment with just the dumbest takes of all time? An owner cannot authorize an illegal action.
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  1704. ​ @crjcrj8443 >the crowd thinks the event is still going on My Brother in Christ, its a football game. The scoreboard tells people that there is still an event going on
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  1705. ​ @notpoliticallycorrect4774  They are still allowed to enter the property and knock on the door unless it takes extraordinary or extraneous effort (hopping a wall). It's due to the fact that there has to be some reasonable easement by which you receive guests. This "nobody can be on my lawn" thing is an extremely new idea that wasn't around during the drafting of the Constitution. There must be some assumed easement to contact the owner of the home and that easement is usually the front lawn, including fences. If they can open it then they can enter it to engage or converse with you.
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  1706. ​ @williamjones4483 not unless it takes extraneous effort.
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  1707. ​ @Rowgue51  Trespassing is a crime. Unless the sign states "We do not accept visitors, guests, or government officials not on official business," the Trespassing sign is null. And even then they can say "I didn't see it," lol
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  1708. ​ @Gilliganshiagin  That won't work lol
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  1709.  @soaringeagle5418  you mean the people in blue cities and states where the criminals receive trafficked firearms from the red states? :)
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  1710. @Unbroken my bad. They actually capitalized any noun that had a proper name associated with it. Modern English only capitalizes pronouns or nouns in-place-of proper names. That awkward 18th-19th century English used capital letters on any noun that had a proper name or description associated with it - as some kind of classical parsing format. That, or we can agree that there were no hard rules for the English laureate until everyone became significantly more literate.
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  1711. Isn't the best solution to simply not mark an area at all?
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  1712. "We can't show you." Bro show the bodies so Russians can know what this is costing them. Film coverage of Vietnam is what ultimately ended Vietnam.
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  1713.  @chibani-  Russians in America will tell Russians in Russia. It will be there online.
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  1714. I like how they didn't add more charges because they knew he was capable of actually putting up a fight but didn't lol
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  1715. I just want games to be released in a finished state and not be updated over the course of years, keeping a multi-year-old game the exact same fuckin price as it's broken launch
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  1716. It's the same kind of thinking that gets us: "IF I GOT PAID MORE THEN MY TAXES WOULD MAKE ME BE PAID LESS" and "If servers were paid a wage then nobody would tip." It's all years and years and years of propaganda designed to make people think that the individual intuition is correct, regardless of how uneducated the person.
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  1717. Bruh for shoplifting?
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  1718. Everyone talking trash about the guy who probably had a stroke and is trying to live his life. :(
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  1719.  @dirkaminimo4836  ahaha Honestly I think he's one of those guys who does pre-workout too much. At least Cocaine is fun
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  1720. It's really sad that he spent all this time doing an edit of a homeless guy stealing food. Like it's obvious he's not some asshole nicking shit that he could pay for and doesn't need.
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  1721. They are well trained. He just didn't follow the proper procedure and contact the engineer. He is trained well enough to understand and diagnose that the air brakes were seized and required purging in order to get them moving but what concerns me is that he didn't or couldn't verify that air was back in the system? I drive CDL and air pressure on air pneumatic brakes is its own gage with its own governor to pump air into it. There are valves between each trailer that you have to check are clear to pump air into every vehicle. I am going to assume train brakes work under the same principle. My working theory is going to be "he drained air from the system but since the lever was still up it prevented air from flowing to every car after that lever, reducing its ability to brake." The conductor should have known how the air brake system works. Or - worse - he was too cocky and thought that he didn't have breaking power in the latter cars but ignorantly believed that he could still run the train with only the braking power from the cars before the valve.
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  1722. Marxism is when govt does stuff.
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  1723. @patmcbride9853  Well it's clear she has an issue that causes psychosis She does need a padded room and a doctor. Her parents are acting like this is a drug problem but not a mental health problem. There are some drugs that make a person yell and holler? Yes. Being on too many uppers or a bad psychedelic trip will cause people to yell in fear or aggressively react - I know of no drug or psychedelic that causes someone to yell every single word that they say until they puke, then keep going for hours and hours. And I've been around the block. It's just ... sad. And all the people here in this comment section are just: "haha entitled meth addict much?"
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  1724. This is the same Chloe that was wanted for waving a gun around, yeah? She doesn't need jail, she needs a mental care facility.
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  1725.  @mingmingyip19  What does that have to do with country music having a history of outlaw-style lyrics? Oh. OH. You mean rap is criminal music because it's primarily black people singing it! Ahaha I get it now. You're just another racist.
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  1726.  @samblack5313  All music has rhyme schemes. The only genre of music that talks about blatant criminal behavior as frequently as rap and has been around over a hundred years is country music
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  1727. @mingmingyip19  you are supposed to respond with the first alt lil fella
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  1728. You can find Rush Limbaugh in St Louis Cemetery Or as I like to put it: public urinal
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  1729. He's not a secret genius. I'm in the industry. Performers don't collect money. In most cases, they don't even see the transaction - to obscure managerial pay cuts. ESPECIALLY large sums of money. That's not even a car rented under his name and there is no way he is driving himself before a major event. The ENTIRE music entertainment industry is designed to shield artists from the actual industry. Your job is to show up, entertain, and leave. Here's my perception, based on experience in the industry: Manager took security to pick up money for their event from promoter. There was not enough money. Manager throws a fit about the pay, and says artist isn't performing. Promoter gets mad because now he has to inform a mob of people and says shit hot-headed. Fight ensues. Promoter claims he was robbed of $80 and a cellphone to get them arrested (if you can cuf 20k you aren't crying over $80 and a phone). He's chill because he wasn't even involved in the transaction.
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  1730. Steve you should cover the State of Hawaii suing every company even remotely resembling the notion that a product produced elsewhere was produced in Hawaii. The State of Hawaii has special jurisdiction over its imports and exports so any and every company that represents itself as being "from Hawaii" is allowed to be sued in the State of Hawaii. Kona Brewing Company and Kona Coffee were required by their settlement agreements to maintain a production facility in Hawaii.
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  1731. ITT: A bunch of white dudes saying the same three things without a lick of irony. I'm personally lighting up everyone who says they don't understand English just because it's in a rap lyric.
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  1732.  @Voltaic_Fire  nope. Contracts forcing the employment of individuals are null in at-will States. Thank Republicans for passing laws to limit Unions for it coming back to bite the mostly-Republican-led school boards in the butt.
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  1733.  @BryanTorok  Yeah. Because statue for punitive damages for wanton disregard for safety - without the loss of life or mayhem - carries a cap of x3 compulsory damages. 180k (compulsory damages) x 3 (legal maximum) = (640k) + legal fees. What you said isn't incorrect at face-value for saying "the judge will lower insane amounts" but it's wrong that it's being lowered for anything related to the jury's decision itself.
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  1734.  @BryanTorok  keep in mind that I was sitting a case wherein the defendants basically killed this dude and had the intent of prolonging the legal battle until the plaintiff was dead and buried. We really need the death penalty equivalent for corporations.
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  1735. @markcutting6504  I been watching these videos a long time and they RARELY involve a cop playing bumper cars with human beings.
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  1736. @StevenRogers-hw9dj  Nah. I'm good off fascist bootlicking. I just like to acknowledge when officers use their goods judgements, don't use excessive force, and can bring in someone without maiming or killing them in complex situations.
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  1737. I absolutely do not understand people sometimes. The rule of navigation is that the less-maneuverable vehicle gets the right of way while in motion: From boats to cars to motorcycles. Some people shouldn't have a license for anything other than a moped.
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  1738. They used the phrase "torches" because the person writing the article works for or is affiliated with police. It's one of a few terms that instantly out a person as a possible police officer. A few others are calling an ambulance a "bus," a "perp" or "perpetrator" for a suspect who was caught in the act, or a "duty" weapon to clarify a work-issued firearm as opposed to a privately-owned firearm. There's tons of quirks in language that can identify the affiliation of the reporter. For example, you can tell if news coverage of Ukraine is coming from Russia because the Russian phrase for Ukraine refers to the general region, and will refer to Ukraine as "The Ukraine" rather than simply "Ukraine."
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  1739. Lawsuits require actual damages from the tort in question (aka "you gotta lose money from the activity") unless it's an intangible tort resulting from the issue (aka "violation of Constitutional Rights" or "pain and suffering" from the action). Federal Judges don't get elected nor do they get fired except out of gross negligence of their duties as a Federal Judge. They are solely conferred into the position by willful writ of the President of the United States and Congressional approval. They are solely conferred specifically BECAUSE of the issue you are bringing up: Bad press over your case can't hurt your future career because you will always have a fuckin career.
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  1740.  @sarysa  it doesn't happen much.
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  1741.  @sarysa  people who do business with a judge worth suing over will know that they are a judge.
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  1742. Can we please take a moment to appreciate that IDAT just gave us the prime minister's home address?
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  1743.  @Temo990  or it could be funded by taxes. Insurance is just taxes with extra steps.
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  1744.  @MortgageGirl7  No. Drugs are normal. The fact that there is no mental Healthcare in this country and that people say "they need to just stop it" is evil. People will always find ways to numb their pain. But without that support network to pull them back, they are literally helpless. Imagine movements feeling like knives carving off your muscles AND the worst sadness you have ever had - but it won't stop - because your body was used to going at a million mph and your brain has adjusted dopamine levels to match the intake and now CAN'T because you're too sad for dopamine levels to return (cyclic depression). Rehab doesn't include mental Healthcare. Mental Healthcare includes rehab. And jail is neither. I've helped friends out of this shit before and it requires getting them committed and staying with them every day.
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  1745. @AnIdiotMakesThings wrong reply. The homeless man was in the right in this video.
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  1746.  @evanburdick8503  because people are dumb as rocks and legitimately think that a 22 is not dangerous.
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  1747.  @MiseryEu  bet you $500 that your country actually has robust firearms training requirements before owning a firearm
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  1748.  @jordanwiser4192  it's almost like people trafficking them from Missouri is a problem
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  1749.  @jordanwiser4192  it's almost like if nobody could buy guns in the US then there wouldn't be gun crime
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  1750.  @StonedNT  firearms measurements are in Freedom Units (Imperial). FPS/PSI/etc The only time they aren't is if the firearm and its associated ammo is developed in Europe, and then it will be translated into Freedom Units for the American Market - except for munitions caliber. See: 9mm
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  1751.  @jordanwiser4192  >other countries without guns somehow get guns Because the Good Guys with Guns in America are fencing them off to the Bad Guys without Guns everywhere else my guy. Jfc I literally said this about Mexico.
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  1752.  @irmatroll  how many school shootings and mass shootings were there in the UK the last 10 years versus in the US in a single year? Don't worry. You won't answer that question because doing so would make you admit that your logic is dumb af
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  1753.  @irmatroll  even gang related mass shootings are shootings. Are you telling me that there are no gangs in the UK? And don't give me that bull. Weapons aren't coming from Mexico - where the only place to buy firearms is from a single armory in the capital - almost all firearms in Mexico come from the US and all the firearms involved in US shootings were purchased and trafficked within the US because it's the US. Let's exclude "mass shootings" then and say "School shootings" and the argument is still the same.
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  1754. @WisconsinEric  Most countries don't use guns so they will use Freedom Units to describe bullet power. It's like any other "gauge" of measurement it's usually just whatever the country invented it uses as reference - unless there was a massive council on the topic for worldwide globalization of standards ... which there will never be for weapons of war.
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  1755. ​@alive28697 Dawg they pay fair market value. Eminent domain is actually a good thing. The fact that private corporations are allowed to lobby via donations is what makes it crappy.
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  1756. ​ @UmmmmmmmWhat  >private beach And that is another reason HOAs suck
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  1757. It's never lupus because lupus is something that is easily identifiable and ruled out. If the patient DOES have lupus then it's either too late for them on the timeline, or it would have presented with a full spectrum of other common symptoms. Another thing I think is overlooked is that maybe that line is for the doctors at home trying to play along. "It's not lupus."
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  1758.  @rijksvoorlichtingsdienst4427  >im not from America We do not have any states with any tenement housing anymore. We have no affordable places to live. There are people with jobs that only pay enough to live in a car. We don't have welfare or anything equivalent. We used to during and throughout our greatest eras of prosperity. When we say "the homeless are left to rot in the street" we mean it dude. It's absurd.
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  1759.  @rijksvoorlichtingsdienst4427  that's the issue with all these posts from people praising it. They have no clue about this shit. And the worst part is that the way comments and threads work across platforms now it looks like people agree with the worst takes even if they change their views later in discussion. It's insane.
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  1760.  @rijksvoorlichtingsdienst4427  it will take literal revolution.
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  1761. The Cave Divers were EXTREME Amateurs and it was a dive that they should have at least had a Dive Master on. Guide chord is literally a fixed length with knots tied every 25 feet. This not only demonstrates that they were inexperienced as Cave Divers but they were inexperienced Divers PERIOD.
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  1762. @scottmichaels12  I prefer a lazy cop to a bored cop. In an ideal world we want police bringing justice when it's explicitly called for - not relentlessly scouring for every chance to arrest anyone they come across. He only reason they do so on the road is because you are operating a multi-ton machine traveling 45-85 mph, while some homeless guy panhandling should be ignored. A bored officer is the peaceful man's worst nightmare. They will make up reasons to pull you over and search your vehicle.
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  1763. @bendingdemon6483  oh. Watch the show. The dad is a terrible person but he was keeping them apart for an extremely-reasonable purpose. They both have the same genetic disorder. An extremely rare genetic disorder.
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  1764. I've had to draft a few legal notices in my time and had to read - verbatim - some terrible lawsuit filings at the time. It's literally a college-level letter to the court and the judge declaring: 1) the allegations of damage, 2) the monetary damages from the allegation, and 3) the requested remedies for he situation that caused the damages. The usual cycle is: "I'LL SUE YOU" then "OH SHIT I'M SUING SOMEONE I BETTER GET A LAWYER" Most cases will be one dude showing up in court with either an airtight allegation for damages and the other guy overpaying for a lawyer (because you get a lawyer doesn't mean you win), one weak-ass allegation versus another weak-ass allegation where the judge has to tell everyone to stop being babies, a weak-ass allegation versus an overpaid lawyer, or two overpaid lawyers. At the very least you can pay a fucking paralegal to proofread your filings and keep from looking like a total tool
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  1765. ​ @xcrockery8080 Bruh you think about gay people more than gay people think about gay people
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  1766. @diegoharo7943  or (hear me out) the dude was speeding and driving too fast for the conditions like every entitled c'nt on the road does.
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  1767. @BloodStainedTear  >how would you enforce that? Impound the vehicle until the person gains a driver's license
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  1768. @Turd_Furgeson  Yes in cities. It's usually 100 feet both directions for you to be able to cross the street Likewise, city speed limits are designated with jaywalkers in mind. If her body went flying in the air he was not driving city speeds.
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  1769. @debrakleid5752  It's not her fault. The driver is responsible for operating the vehicle in a manner safe for the conditions. Safe for the conditions means anticipating jaywalkers and stopped cars.
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  1770.  @staticoverlay  Conservatives talk more about gay people than actual gay people do
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  1771.  @scipiodriver4076  No they said life for a life. If the world worked like that then there would be nothing but hit & runs
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  1772.  @lililililililili8667  Because they admitted doing it because they hated a specific group lolol
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  1773.  @hydrarl3869  tax fraud. You'd have known that if you actually followed the trial
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  1774. @historyiwitness5915  Bruh you're a racist just say it with your chest
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  1775. @bajjajajbajjjajaj6473  No. It is something you should be expecting. It's literally a key tenet of good driver vs bad driver: Constantly scan the road and be on the lookout for any unexpected hazards. If you operate a motor vehicle without paying attention to the road then you don't deserve a license.
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  1776. @historyiwitness5915  they didn't step into traffic. They stepped on a road where a man was driving way too fast for the conditions and who - knowing how wrong he was - continued driving after hitting a pedestrian.
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  1777. @historyiwitness5915  >you don't run out in traffic and expect it to stop for you Just say "I can't drive" and save everyone the trouble
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  1778. @historyiwitness5915  What state are you in so I can show you what chapter you need to review in your local drivers manual? Because you clearly shouldn't be driving if you didn't know that you are supposed to stop for pedestrians and to render aid after being in an accident. The more you type the more it sounds like you are just a bad driver
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  1779.  @joncollins7969  It sounds like you need a jury of your peers to decide if what you did was justified
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  1780. @Jonjon52389  If you are driving in such a manner as you can't pay attention to the road and time for an emergency stop then you shouldn't be allowed to have a license
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  1781. Yo Charlie do some shit about ya YouTube comment bot problem plz
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  1782. I'm sorry but the start is nothing but filler content "Before we go on to the 'How' let's answer the 'Why'" my guy that's what motors are supposed to do.
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  1783.  @featherpony  That doesn't fly if you can't speak any of the five languages or relate to anything in Nigeria.
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  1784. SANDRO 4 EL PRESIDENTE
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  1785.  @Alteriukas  The issue is that delusional people's actions often lead to the alienation of others and isolation of themselves, further feeding the need of a delusion. It's a viscous cycle that can be broken solely by dispelling the delusion. Delusions are extreme avoidance mechanisms that keep people from addressing the actual issues causing the delusion. Feeding a delusion reinforces the avoidance mechanism.
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  1786.  @yoovie1  except that gender is a social construct.
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  1787.  @bort6414  >the more society changes, the more gender-roles change Thank you for saying the exact same thing I said while trying to make it sound like a bad thing. Unless you just typed a bunch of words without knowing what they mean - which is par-for-the-course.
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  1788.  @bort6414  Gender is a social construct. You know that science continued developing after your 10th grade science courses, yeah?
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  1789. ​@DeathnoteBB What's wild is that the difference between the two is Chase spending slightly more time with the scalpel. Chase is on salary it's not like he's getting 16k or even an appropriate portion of 16k. It was entirely in his power to do the full reattachment and list it as a simple reattachment
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  1790. "It's not YouTube." Nope. It's private companies outsourcing AI to make infringement decisions that were explicitly designed to be a single person saying "hey, that's my work" and challenging it individually. This dude should hire a lawyer and do the world a service by going toe-to-toe all the way to the Supreme Court over a non-human algorithms owner being just as liable for breaking the law as a human with an unhinged dog going around biting people. We put down rabid dogs for less damage to humanity
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  1791. ​ @JeremyD-f6c  Since when are citizens required to report crimes to police, outside of license provisions?
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  1792. ​ @JeremyD-f6c  It's a flagrantly unconstitutional law but aight. Guess there is no cussing allowed in the entire state of South Carolina - after all, cursing is against the law! Please. The State couldn't get a conviction on a general Duty to Report.
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  1793. ​ @ToniaEstep-by6ct  And rightfully so. Bro openly talked about shooting the place up, mental issues, and hateful thoughts and his parents STILL bought him weapons and STILL provided him with ammo, and thought that a gun safe was enough (when gun safes are designed to be BARELY ENOUGH already).
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  1794. ​ @JeremyD-f6c  But not Duty to Report?! Crazy! It's almost like a flagrantly unconstitutional law that they could never get away with a conviction on! Crazy how that works, yeah? That the only charges are didn't get were Duty to Report when she qualified for it?! I'm going to wager that you have no access to the case law access on the matter. I bet if I said Justia you would be wondering why I'm asking for Tea in the middle of a conversation.
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  1795.  @JeremyD-f6c  The First Amendment also applies to compelled speech, dumbo. It's such common case-law that you can type in 'compelled speech' into Google and find the damn case law on the subject. The only time you can be compelled to speak at all, for any reason, is to identify yourself to an officer of the court or law during the investigation of a crime, and EVEN THEN some states don't even require that - they make it a crime to give a false ID to an officer of the court. Yep. You definitely would be taking my Tea order right about now.
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  1796.  @JeremyD-f6c  >We The voices in your head don't count as an audience, Bro. You aren't on a sitcom. Nobody gives a damn about your half-baked opinions on an EXTREMELY rudimentary understanding of the Law. "We" Lol gtfoh there is no We. There is you, alone, behind your keyboard.
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  1797.  @JeremyD-f6c  Justia? Why would you order tea at a time like this! >I have case law That's great. Cite the case and I'll cite mine. You know how I know you are full of it? The only time you can compel speech is via court order, and the only way you can be compelled to be silent is by court order. The only information anyone is required to give law enforcement is basic personal information for purposes of identifying you, unless LITERALLY SIGNED AWAY as a requirement for a licensed position (see: Medical Personnel reporting GSW, Councilors reporting ongoing abuse, etc), or when assuming the role of a licensed, elected or other regulated professions.
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  1798.  @JeremyD-f6c  I did the research and found none. Cite your sources. I cited mine
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  1799. Yo Adam. You could have had your producers contact some military EOD and they could have given you the go-ahead for some grenade testing.
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  1800. Lol Joe didn't spend money putting military assets into a 'temporary occupation' of the most-unstable region on Earth. That was all Republicans, baby.
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  1801.  @ashdav9980  The Democratic Party just began pushing a bill to require congressional approval before the movement of troops.
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  1802. Most casualties are from air support and artillery, and the majority of grunt-on-grunt action is occurring in trenches, towns, or treelines. Ukraine doesn't need to poke its head out (on the defense) and Russian levys were never known for their blind willingness to poke their heads out first and the units rely on tactical suppression to advance. This leads to a sluggish and grinding kind of modern warfare. This is actually the first real example of two nations engaging in modern warfare and not merely one nation simply occupying another and fighting off ambushes (which are ideally midrange).
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  1803.  @lordhater4207  "where does it stop?" With an investigation showing that there was insider information being fed to a third party and that person feeding them info being impeached from congress.
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  1804. ​ @anthonycolotti2928 they aren't beyond the effective range of a handgun wtf are you talking about?
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  1805. ​ @mikko-of6cu  A rifle in trained hands knows that you don't break out the rifle in an open scene apartment complex. You see them use rifles when dealing with barricades or in wide open areas, or if a suspect is also armed with a rifle. All of those situations are controllable situations where you are not going to shoot a random person sitting in their living rooms AND the fugitive in one go.
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  1806. The excessive force was using the mace on someone who was only passively resisting arrest and was in the act of disengaging someone else.
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  1807.  @melkallies9314  "literally did nothing" -a guy who ignores charts showing that staying inside and wearing a mask actually lowered the infection rate
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  1808.  @JimmyJamesBlueFlames  "who told them to wear those masks" Bro they could literally just want to not catch a deadly virus.
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  1809.  @IFY0USEEKAY  the only people who made it political were the fuckin conservative nut jobs who wanted to pretend that something every nation in history - including the US - has always done in response to mass pandemics. Only idiots with zero understanding of actual history could even say "nobody has done this before" and that was 200% the fuckin Republican Party
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  1810. ​@LFNikita I would but I'm certain the officer gave them a pat-down prior (not in the clip) and he called in for backup (in the clip) with his position, heading, and direction. With multiple other witnesses. He was hyper-alert and amped though: being able to detect the direction of far-off movement in the woods at night is a matter of pure adrenaline and instinct. Why these mfers never climb a tree and shut up will be the bane of my cop cam viewing. Nobody ever looks straight up. Just climb a damn tree and keep quiet ffs.
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  1811. @derp8575  You have never been in a fight before, have you? If they wanted blood then they would have snitched
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  1812. @seaocean4868  If they pulled guns then it wouldn't have been charges dismissed x2. They saw each other have guns or someone's gun fell out of their pocket during a fight. They would have caught brandishing charges. Brandishing requires intentionally baring a firearm and wielding it in a menacing manner in public. My guess is that a gun dropped, someone said "yo gun," then everyone dipped. No need two people to go to jail for a minor scuffle.
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  1813. ​ @joshuaghan9279 but you CAN USE federal land
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  1814. It was exclusive when the case was heard
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  1815.  @logicVSpassion  Aight so farmers can build their own tractors and automated systems now? FOH
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  1816. Trucks trying to be tough on the road are hilarious. They are the easiest to PIT and they will usually PIT themselves if you brake as they try to slam you.
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  1817. "So unlike the Medieval Period ... [up to] ... the Early Industrial period, you had to actually confirm your noble heritage by actions today." You missed Late Stage Capitalism, Blue.
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  1818.  @Crustonymycrack  >You don't have firsthand experience Okay so Groom Lake doesn't have any IT infrastructure? No guards? No galley with cooks? I suppose they beam all the fuckin food there with alien beams. Who scrubs the floors and does the Janitorial work? If you even thought about what you thought you knew for a single second you'd see it crumble under the weight of basic human scrutiny. Crickets. I contributed to the discussion with firsthand knowledge. I can even tell you that we flew in from Las Vegas on a regular rotating flight they use to rotate staff. But hey - what's logic and reason got to do with some idiot on the internet claiming conspiracy theories next to Sun Tzu quotes? Lol.
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  1819.  @FightForFreedom1776  >they can't purchase guns legally You're absolutely correct! They are buying them from "good guys with guns" who engage in trafficking the firearms to the criminals. Less guns = less criminals with guns
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  1820.  @tgs9740  gang culture is gun culture
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  1821. ​@OneFreeMan17 >illegally obtained You mean "trafficked by 'good guys with guns' to all the bad guys without guns due o the ATF being hamstringed by Conservatives?"
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  1822.  @the_car_guy5915  >racist term Get a life.
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  1823. @the_car_guy5915  You just haven't traveled anywhere outside your lil box on nowhere
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  1824. They have to provide a valid reason ... to the unemployment board. They don't have to provide a valid reason to you, personally.
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  1825. @samblack5313  "why don't the poor buy themselves a home?" said the obtuse child
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  1826. I had the unique displeasure of delivering food to their residence in St Louis. They tipped as awful as you'd expect them to.
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  1827. They have to state what Trespassing is multiple times so that the persons can understand what Trespassing is by intent, meaning,or command. In other countries, they have much more leniency on property law than the USA so it's a requirement in tourist areas to clearly state and gather the persons understanding about how Trespassing works in the US.
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  1828.  @russellaustin4988  You say that, but then you need to imagine your neighbor with a 24 hr car tuning shop 5 feet from your house.
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  1829.  @russellaustin4988  $100 says you live in the middle of nowhere where zoning really WOULDN'T make any sense. The closer you get to actual civilization, the more understandable zoning becomes.
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  1830.  @russellaustin4988  >Texas has very little zoning My guy 99% of Texas is flyover country. It's going to have very little zoning because there's tons of desolate empty space between anywhere worth living. If you live somewhere with no zoning it's exactly because it's nowhere. You know why? Because zoning laws were enacted initially to control urban centers of population and to segregate them, then added into subdivisions in order to keep the suburbs from developing like the urban regions. No zoning laws are great ideas solely to the kinds of idiot who think that putting industrial waste next to resident housing is a good idea. Like, idk - DuPont upstream from the town that supported their workers and basically poisoned the entire population.
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  1831.  @russellaustin4988  I also like how you totally avoided the part where every city that has reduced traffic lanes for cars and increased traffic lanes for walking and public transit has experienced a significant reduction in traffic. You know why? Because if there is public infrastructure to support moving people around, less people need cars. It DOESN'T only help the people living in the cities because the urban population doesn't need cars to get anywhere anymore, and that frees up space for the suburban and rural travelers to get into the city via freed-up roadways. If you are visiting a place as a tourist you can literally step on a bus for a dollar and get anywhere you need to go and walk around and see the sights. You sound like a guy who doesn't live anywhere worth living and only knows about zoning from Facebook memes and Fox News segments. Go read an actual book.
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  1832.  @russellaustin4988  that's a whole lotta words for "no, I didn't read those studies and yes, I do live in flyover country." Looooool a city with good zoning and public infrastructure has better traffic conditions than a minor town without zoning and shitty public infrastructure.
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  1833.  @russellaustin4988  stop using my roads and electricity then. You live in society - either work within it or leave it. Don't take live off the fruit then claim it's killing you at the same time.
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  1834.  @davidd.1319  >first off there are no 24 hour service shops There are 24 hr factories. Your neighborhood gets a steel refinery next door and your peaceful life now involves chemical dumping, heavy trucks, 24/7 steel work. Your house tanks in value and you can't afford to move anymore. Lemme know how that works out for you lol.
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  1835.  @russellaustin4988  he says on the internet - literally infrastructure created and maintained by government investment and cooperative development based on uniform standards and powered by electricity paid for from a common pool of people. Looooool king hypocrite over here wants to play antisocial Rambo on the internet.
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  1836.  @lawrencescales9864  lol so he was full of bullshit that is wild lolol
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  1837. @JerdMcLean  be racist somewhere else big fella. It's 2024 nobody has time for your trash
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  1838. @jimtalbott9535  Hey. Be careful. No need to bully the special needs kid
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  1839. ​ @timtwotone3561  Not really. A jury's job is to determine innocence or guilt - with all their pros and cons - as the accused person's peer group in the county wherein the crime was committed
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  1840.  @ragingbull5883  Thinking that people objecting to government officials should be charged with a crime is insanity.
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  1841. Cruelty is the mantra of Conservatism
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  1842. ​ @jasonwomack4064  The REAL-ID program was an initiative of conservatives based around fear mongering
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  1843. ​@DS-lt7fw >others failures Other States can make their own license requirements
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  1844.  @realalbertan  "UH HE SHOULD HAVE APPLIED FOR A PASSPORT" The party of big gubment made a "papers please" gubment
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  1845.  @MrPibATF  Yep. There's also one that says colored people can't use the same water fountains
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  1846. Airplane Pilot: "Yeah folks I'm sorry that Landing was a little rough. I'm overworked and burnt out and, frankly, I don't like landing at this airport that much."
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  1847.  @william-kg3bi  You know what's nuts? People arguing that police officers need to be held to a lower standard than Walmart Cashiers. Even without the fight, the Cashier would be canned.
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  1848.  @fatmakesyoufat  Doctor: "Oh goodness sorry. During surgery we left a scalpel in your leg. My bad. I'm just overworked, ya know? This job has a high rate of burnout - plus I really don't like this hospital anyhow."
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  1849. You really need to do an episode on the epidemic of Forced Arbitration Clauses and how they have essentially destroyed the American Worker's ability to sue their employer for anything - including wage theft or outright gross negligence resulting in death or maiming.
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  1850.  @nice2785  "sharing values" Dude if those values are based on fascist-dressed chicanery then yeah - fuck them.
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  1851.  @jamescelliers3195  Dude Aryans were an actual culture of people speaking an Indo-European language who invaded northern India in the 2nd millennium BC. Nazi ideology is the only one who said "Aryans were actually a single master race from Germany and we are the direct descendants of that ancient people" along with a bunch of other crazy shit.
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  1852.  @jamescelliers3195  "i'm not sure if the point you are trying to make" Bullshit. You tried to implicitly denote Aryans of India and Hinduism to compare with the Aryans of Nazi fanfiction. Miss me with that bullshit.
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  1853. Because they are supposed to be held accountable after their term.
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  1854. I haven't even watched the video and I already know it's going to be about the insane rent on the coastline and nowhere else in California being worth living.
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  1855. ​ @Danno-uk3ew  Except, you know, these are made to actually shoot at people for sport.
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  1856.  @Danno-uk3ew  You are looking at a gun that is only using priming charges to push a soft wax ball with a minimum fixed distance from where you are supposed to engage each other. You know, like paintball, airsoft, and simunition rounds? In fact, why don't you give me the difference between simunition rounds and these wax rounds? Go on.
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  1857. The title could have been "Insurance won't pay" and it would just be a description of everything wrong with the insurance industry.
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  1858. They had him locked down lol he wasn't going to do anything in that situation.
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  1859. @NBD-caveira  they need to search them before leaving them unattended or with their attention diverted. When the full attention is on them you can keep them unsearched
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  1860. You can literally not get more-high-school than that hotrod shirt Kody is wearing. Sorry. Back to the video.
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  1861.  @PoochieCollins  You'd be surprised. I'm a diver and everything happening underwater almost always occurs in slow motion.
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  1862. It's shoplifting. This comment section is wild af
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  1863. ​ @nottelling4828 no. That is if you pay a bondsman. If you don't have a bondsman, you pay the full amount and the amount is refunded after the trial. If someone runs on their own bond, the money is used for a public Bounty. If a bondsman or family member pays your bond, then the amount is merely forfeit until you are returned. Bounty Hunters work for bond agents, but if there are any public bonds they can go after them as well. There are rarely public bonds
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  1864. ​ @TeamDryRub8463 insurance is literally taxes but with extra steps and extra evil. At the end of the day you can lie to yourself about how your tax dollars are used for SOME greater good. You can't do the same for some fuckin fortune 500 company.
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  1865. I'm not a professional pilot. I have a lot of time in airplane games and combat games. I'm not going to pretend to be an expert in how humans react to combat in the air - I don't have the agency of a single life to lose. But what he said at the start of a universal truth: Nobody getting shot STAYS in the same position while getting shot while in a maneuverable craft. You tilt and roll - anything other than sit still. Even if you were dumb enough to keep the same heading, entry-level players will still roll sideways in the misguided idea that doing barrel rolls makes it harder to hit you.
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  1866. "If you didn't want us to commit crimes, why did you give them such cool names?" This needs to be on a plaque
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  1867. It's Texas.
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  1868. No tags? Bro wanted to have a chase. He could have peeled away from them a long time ago but he let them catch up (probably for fun) >Same bike I chased a few months back Yep. Bro was just decided to be chased by police
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  1869. Yeah no Bro that's not how mutual combat with weapons (aka duels) work. If you and I both agreed to fight and we both showed up with pocket knives, it doesn't matter if you consented or if I got a cut on you first ... you still willingly showed up to an arranged fight, armed. If you stick me and I pass away, that's still aggravated assault and 2nd degree murder.
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  1870. Just once I wish an officer would day "dude you're the whitest guy I've met" to any upped yt guy saying the n word
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  1871. ​ @commonsense571  It smells like that regardless if it is smoked
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  1872. ​@PamalaJ-s8s Common sense? There's lots of Law Enforcement positions that aren't forward-facing and a majority of their contacts with people are null. Pizza Delivery has a higher mortality rate than Law Enforcement. I'm not joking. That is straight from the Department of Labor statistics
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  1873. One major issue I have with the court system is the fact that judges can and do routinely dismiss cases that should clearly be left to the opinio of a jury of peers. It's insanity. It's why thy jury system and jurists started in the first place! You know who would be much better at ruling whether there is corruption in their town? Maybe a jury from that town! You think she can't UNEQUIVOCALLY prove that it was retaliatory?! Dang man then you should have no problem convincing a jury of both parties peers!
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  1874. "I swear on my life I didn't do anything" But would swear on his living mother's grave
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  1875. ​ @ajitkaliya  in the USA you have to be ruled mentally incompetent by a court to have no ability to buy guns.
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  1876.  @JH-pt6ih  I mean, the only real innovations Capitalism has gained is since Reagan has been the ability to milk as much money from the labor force as humanly possible
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  1877.  @Thingy200  "The American police force isn't genocidal" by 3rd world standards, yes. By First-World standards, we definitely are. I love how all you shits go "lol wat about this shitty 3rd world country" as a comparison to the country instead of our actual economic and social comparisons with actual major countries
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  1878. It's called mental illness.
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  1879. ​ @LucasCaravaggio74g  Racists are never good.
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  1880. ​@hornetsnest001 The laws that protect her from being brutally evicted by a bunch of thugs are the same ones that allow for the peaceful process of Trespassing I'm actually all for using empty buildings for living quarters but like this building and land is still in use
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  1881. He's homeless. This is actually common because people will call the police on homeless people for literally anything. I worked security at a huge insurance client's building and I was asked to go harass houseless people for the crime of checks notes sitting on a public sidewalk in the shade. Sleeping in the shade on public property. Begging on public property. The hubris that it takes to hate poor people is just ... astounding.
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  1882. BROOOOOOO Why do police officers get slaps on the wrist? If you or I did this exact same thing we'd be looking at a criminal citation AT MINIMUM and being brought down to the station AT MAXIMUM. He didn't commit assault. He committed Battery, and he did it under the color of law the very second he flashed his very-real police badge. Crime under the color of law makes any charge a literal felony, BUT NOBODY GETS CHARGED WITH IT
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  1883. >changed how they thought desert survival could be possible Am I the only one who has to keep reminding everyone that at this point of the war every aircrew man was eating raw amphetamines like they were candy?
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  1884. ​@solandri69 The police are never financially liable ever. It's the city and state. Police actually don't have to destroy a home to get a guy out - it's just that it's easier for them to do so than to make an actual tactical approach. The woman is a victim of the suspect too and he used the police to do so.
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  1885.  @telamenais4409  He was clowning
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  1886. >Michael Coen You mean the tax-dodging, law-breaking, ex-lawyer Michael Coen?
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  1887.  @JP-fn5xt  me? Oh - I don't commit felonies to support treasonous wannabe autocrats and don't ride my reputation and good name to hang out with bankruptcy-ridden losers. When I die, I will be a nobody - but at least I can die knowing I didn't commit serious fraud to prop up a shitty person.
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  1888. This is exactly what I have been saying for years: Legal or illegal ownership, the only time someone will be charged for murder in a self-defense case is if they shot someone who was unarmed or who was fleeing in the back. Police officers don't even get to shoot fleeing unarmed people in the back. Why should anyone else?
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  1889. Objection. Well, more of a note: Unless it is for a Security Clearance job, all sealed records of minors do not legally exist. That is why information is "Sealed" at all. This is what I was advised when I was a kid going up for a security clearance interview.
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  1890. Just say that you didn't do well in school, mate.
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  1891.  @rcstl8815  you are the one who doesn't have the wherewithal to see trouble brewing and walk away
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  1892.  @rcstl8815  So you don't have situational awareness? Weird flex but okay
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  1893. We need to put funding into mobile social services and mental Healthcare. What is wrong with having emts with the ability to arrest/detain people with mental episodes and getting them to a hospital or sanatorium until they get the help they need? Jail will not help this man
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  1894. ​ @GasstationnSushi  I was about to say that he probably typed the comment because the narrator does a poor job of building the situation. He knows how it ends, but we don't, so it comes off as him making a snarky comment about how it was suspicious that he did something completely reasonable. And even if we watched it all the way thru, people would still need to call the narrator for being out of pocket by laying out a natural reaction as suspicious at the start of the vide If the narrator didn't presuppose the situation with his commentary then it wouldn't be commented on
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  1895. ​ @ghoultooth  I mean intention does matter. A lot. Like "between 5-10 years and the needle" different
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  1896. "They have been riding since birth." Mongolia is the Land of the Horse and they literally conquered the entirety of Asia and the Middle East's many kingdoms within a single lifetime because of their equestrian skills.
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  1897.  @joperamod5760  Genghis Khan and the Mongols went from a backwater warring tribes culture to a unified movement that exercised global control over the nations of upper and lower Asia and Western Europe - reaching as far as the Persian princes and the Kurdish lands within a single lifetime.
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  1898.  @joperamod5760  if you impress the local population into your nation's military and forgo their sovereignty unto you, then you have conquered that region.
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  1899. ​ @ctV837reZ gucci and others are boutique "big box" stores
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  1900. Psychopathic ideation but go on
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  1901. ​@nicholaslokos7949 You know the reason they DON'T Pit in traffic is because it's killed many many people, yeah? Other states aren't "pansies" or something it's just that other state police aren't ran by total maroons
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  1902. ​ @jakubov1  Just be racist with your chest lil fella nobody has time for your sht
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  1903. They could have changed the likeness for their image to be a case-by-case license
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  1904. Insurance companies are rackets.
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  1905. You're confusing -style products with deliberately manufactured and trademarked items sold nation-wide. Hawaii will sue the hell out of any company representing itself to be from the State without having actual production facilities within the State. Hawaiian-style pizza (nobody eats Hawaiian pizza in Hawaii btw) is not a trademarked product but Kona Brewing Company is, and there was no brewing company in the entire STATE - let alone Kona - so they were required by settlement and law to open brewing companies in Hawaii. Your Hawaiian-style pizza is not saying to anyone "this was made in Hawaii" while "Kona Brewing Company" literally implies the region and location it is from is specifically in Kona, Hawaii.
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  1906. #11 is a moron who is driving way too fast and isn't paying attention to the road. If everyone is stopped then you slow down
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  1907.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  A person who knows how to drive? Yeah. The problem with America is that they don't take people's away licenses often enough. Too many entitled drivers out here
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  1908.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  Take Driver's Education again. You obviously spent more time huffing gas than paying attention in class.
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  1909.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  Talking to yourself doesn't make you any less wrong. ;)
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  1910.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  Still talking to yourself?
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  1911. "Is Fifa rage-inducing?" Yep They have the same problem as League: 45-60 minute games.
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  1912. "What about my Free Speech" -a guy who swore an Oath that literally limits his public persona to the court room, but tries to use it everywhere he goes and does
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  1913. ​@Shawnchapp Dawg that is the state holding itself accountable We Americans would love if state workers were actually held responsible for their negligence. Especially the police.
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  1914. >Does a Casino keep a list of everyone who has been trespassed that far back? Yes, Steve. They do. They probably didn't have facial recognition back then but they will keep your file as long as humanly possible. You think this is bad? Try being too good at Blackjack. You don't even need to have been to the place - if you are flagged as a card counter in one Casino they share info with they will tell you that you can play any game there but Blackjack lol.
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  1915. Dude in the front wasn't even alive. He had a death rattle. You can hear it over the up-close camera. He was already gone.
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  1916. ​ @troywhite6039  why don't you win every game of monopoly?
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  1917. ​ @Queue3612  >the only way it would work is The other way it could work is if we taxed appreciated assets over $500k.
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  1918.  @troywhite6039  >just go somewhere else As if being homeless was legal in the USA
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  1919. I mean. I'd applaud. You think I want him to see me not applauding?
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  1920. What crime was he committing to he stopped and detained in the first place? The guy was playing in a creek in the middle of nowhere, minding his own business
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  1921. ​@connortf The issue is that he was just a dude who drove a limo and not a proper and registered Union driver who knows what they are doing. How tf you gonna transport 16 people and not do a pre-ride check of the oil and brakes? Or tire pressure? How tf are you gonna accept a car that sounds like it's engine mounts are glued to the frame? The driver is always responsible for the fitness of their vehicle.
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  1922. ​ @DJR3M1XX  A driver always has agency over the operational capacity of their vehicle.
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  1923. For any officers out there - If you have a system for spread-out units to hit their horn with an officer on the phone, you can use the feedback on the speaker to approximate their position.
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  1924. "What would this have been used for?" Scale and measurement companies would have either had to rely on faith that the instruments from mom n pop were correct, or they would have had to pay the Royal Society to garner an exact calibration for their prospective equipment. And if it were for Naval or military use, those organizations would have to utilize the standard from time to time to create their own reference pieces for maps and equipment.
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  1925. Only comment, Steve: You can't conduct a band with one hand. It's a two handed ordeal. One hand keeps time while the other directs portions of the band to accent or deliminate certain aspects of the live performance. It's the one with the wand.
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  1926.  @shauncameron8390  how many people are in jail for nonviolent drug offenses again?
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  1927. That's not how this went at all. Highway Patrol can't pursue off the highway and that's a good thing. They don't know every road and corner, and they aren't in direct communication with the dispatcher to find out information. We don't need Highway Patrol chasing people, going over a seemingly-small hill, and having head-on collisions.
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  1928. ​ @user-peach408 they absolutely shouldn't be able to PIT just anywhere. A PIT forces a vehicle sideways and to either roll or cut across multiple lanes. I'm a fan of police chases but these comment sections are just ignorant af. Like how Highway Patrol isn't pursuing off the Highway and people act like it's a BAD THING that someone can't drive a vehicle in a location where they don't know the roads and have no direct communication with their dispatch.
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  1929. It doesn't. It's a correlation fallacy. It's like saying Xanax gives people panic attacks when the people ate prescribed it for an anxiety disorder.
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  1930. 1924? That means that we can just make this device at home and sell it to the steam punk nerds
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  1931. ​ @christopherg2347 no. They absolutely lack the right to know this risk factor. It's so petty and small that it would cost pennies on a monthly
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  1932.  @everettsgoldenduo4999  You are being silly here. Parents ARE responsible for damage that children do, AND children can commit theft of their parents stuff - they just have to be willing to press charges.
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  1933. "My leg was falling asleep now fuck off"
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  1934.  @bpeazy  >he knew what he was doing As someone whose suicide method would be "disappeared into the wilderness," you're completely mental if you thought he knew what he was doing. He knew he was making a decision - yes - but so does anyone with a gun in their hand to blow their own brains out. Just because it's a decision that he consciously made doesn't mean it was knowledgeable, sane, nor admirable. Idiots make dumb, uneducated decisions all the time. And he wasn't going out of knowledge that he wouldn't be able to survive. To the contrary, he wrote notes asking for help if anyone should find him. He went out in the wilderness, fully intending to live to tell the tale one day. He didn't. He was wrong and failed miserably and horrifically. Kick rocks and pack sand.
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  1935. So why did they arrest the dude who was chilling in his own home? It wasn't a hot pursuit (line of sight of fleeing suspect) and he wasn't the suspect. They just rolled up into his house and arrested him - no warrant. Nothing.
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  1936. @davidlinehat4657  I mean his life is circling the drain because his habit is illegal
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  1937.  @maximus11400  Are you high? People have always been allowed to park at the roadside unless the state has a sign prohibiting it (no parking, no waiting, minimum speed limit, etc).
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  1938. @minio585  You first amendment rights protect you from arbitrary issuance of orders that are obviously and patently retaliation for things you say. Dude was three car lengths away from his chick. That's more than a reasonable distance for two tandem drivers to park while the other has to take care of business It was definitely contempt of cop. He even attributed the order to the eye-roll reply he got ("your attitude"). Look. I think people should comply as well. But if the officer is out of line and giving unlawful or bs commands because he doesn't like someone's perceived "attitude" about it. I'm not going to fault anyone for not complying with arbitrary bs - like making people hand over an ID when they are not on the commission of or having committed a crime, or issuing unlawful orders as retaliation and unnecessarily escalation of the situation. Dude was literally not committing any crime prior to the retaliatory command. I'm not going to side with the officer issuing commands and escalating the situation.
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  1939. @minio585  oh. And my handle comes from the obvious secret order the NSA issued to all platforms after the Discord Leaks incident. Magically everyone has to have a permanent username even when they didn't need to before! What a wild and wacky coincidence that all the services magically swapped to fixed handles within the year despite never needing them and still using the old numerical account names for the backend!
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  1940. @minio585  >a gut feeling Yeah, so: I'm paying taxes for non-cowardly cops and officers who aren't constantly paranoid as if every citizen was an enemy. We are talking about public servants in the US, not an occupying military force in the middle east. Pizza delivery drivers have a higher mortality rate than police officers, but they aren't entitled to any of the protections extended to law enforcement. They just have to do their job and hopefully not get killed.
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  1941. Americans need to have their licenses revoked more often. Maybe we would get funding for public infrastructure and less idiots on the road
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  1942. I had the mono-wiper Fixing the motor is the dumbest series of steps I have ever undertaken to replace a simple and necessary safety feature. And the part was $250 + shipping
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  1943. ​ @KAPTKipper  punishments should fit the crime. You telling me 320 bucks in sales is worth 250k judgements?
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  1944. @29:30 You can see the desperation as he blindly fires while only barely exposing his head. In no manner was he able to kill someone and enough of his head was exposed for him to be killed. It's very subtle. But very solid acting.
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  1945.  @D-Vinko  Uh lol dude you can buy a modem for your house to tap into their internet. Any idiot can do so. Fuck, a modem from Walmart is better than the modem they 'rent' to you. Never accept the provider's modem. Never. NEVER.
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  1946. ​ @samwaldorf8777  We get it. You're racist.
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  1947. @randomguy9777 I work in the entertainment industry as a booking agent. That is exactly how things work. It's not a matter of greed. ETHICAL Agents have a fiduciary relationship with their clients to present them the best offers available and are obliged to inform ongoing projects that they will need to up their pay and perks to match the bids in your inbox.
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  1948. The way they all unanimously said "you're under arrest" is the icing on the cake. You know that they ask wanted to say it
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  1949. I made this conjecture when I was 15: "The reason time travel won't work is because everything is moving. If you travel back in time even a second, you'd be falling to Earth and if you traveled forward in time a second you'd be stuck in the Earth. And if you traveled further than that you'd just be sitting in space."
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  1950. @aandyherr817  The second part of the video is what people have an issue with: Where the guy was driving tandem with his chick in another car so he pulled over until her ticket was resolved and they could continue after the traffic stop over a minor infraction.
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  1951. @n.c.pictures  We pay a lot of money. They should absolutely have to earn their paycheck if they are trying to harass any citizen who had done nothing wrong, as well as those who had done something wrong. My main issue with police policy nowadays is the whole "gotta cuff your arms behind your back for my safety" deal, even after a person has been searched for weapons. They are REALLY REALLY REALLY pushing the boundaries for "you aren't under arrest you are just being detained" - when a detainment is supposed to be a lesser form of temporary arrest, not exactly the same as an arrest.
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  1952. Um. Yeah a more massive planet would render humans immobile. It also increases air pressure.
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  1953. They were pulling their cars away to form a perimeter and checking all the entryways. She saw the lights retreating and heard them walking away from her to other parts of the building
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  1954. ​ @fael7794  That's how you end up on AuditTheAudit
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  1955. ​ @mercuryfever392  They should have swapped to Yes or No questions
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  1956.  @patrickancona1193  >never happened until 08 Because planes didn't start hard-lining their drunk boarding policies until the 10s and body cameras weren't prevalent at all until '17-'20. Stop blaming the black president, lil fella
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  1957. @chuckd5819  normal people will become belligerent when drunk. They do so all the time. It's a side-effect of false confidence. They will say things that they normally wouldn't say. And it took a WHIIIIIIIIIIILE into the encounter before she was belligerent. She had to get wound up to that point. I'm not saying "oh they wound her up it's their fault" - I'm saying that she was sober enough to board but they smelled her breath and told her no
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  1958. @HeroOfTheDay16  It took a whiiiiiiiiiiiiiile for her to get to that point though jfc She was calm cool and collected along with being reasonable until that point. I was a sailor AND I worked security at a bar for multiple years. We ejected people who are too drunk to function and causing a ruckus. She was none of those things until she realized she was being told that she was stuck in a city where she had no place to stay and no travel options, then was being removed from the premises. I would have cut her off from drinking but she was fully functional and coherent. She was arguing her point (with good reason, because she isn't actually that drunk and it doesn't make sense to deny her the ability to sit on the plane) and didn't escalate the situation until she realized she was basically trapped in a foreign place. Watch other videos and you can see why they were denied boarding in like 2 seconds. This takes MINUTES of THE MOST STRESSFUL INFO A PERSON CAN GET for her to become agitated.
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  1959. @bouggyman180  No. They absolutely can. If a busy bar can handle people case by case at the door - checking, talking, validating, and accepting or rejecting entry based on criteria dependent on the law and safety - then everyone can. Every person that walks to the door is case by case. There are some HARDLINE rules (like, we require everyone to have an ID no matter how old) but even then the manager is allowed to grant entry. Good Security (and good incident handling & prevention) is ALWAYS a case-by-case basis. The second it STOPS BECOMING a case-by-case basis is when people get injured, hurt, or (worse) slightly smarter than your blind system. This case is a great example. A person who really wasn't that intoxicated or impaired was told that they were going to be stuck in a foreign city for an indeterminate amount of time because she had booze breath and (at most) an Irish swagger. She is confused and upset because she really isn't that drunk, then police get involved while she is trying to argue her case, and now you have an upset and scared kinda-drunk person in an airport getting arrested after being wound up. SOBER PEOPLE would freak out if they were told they couldn't board their flight. Her reaction isn't unique to her being drunk.
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  1960.  @daizee106  nope. I was a sailor and I worked security at a bar. I don't drink except on special occasions or if I'm flying (then I can sleep through the flight). Booze is paying to have a headache the next day. My words come from having to handle drunk people day-in and day-out, in groups or directly, professional or social. The fact of the matter is that you watch these videos to pile on random people and get a justice boner, and someone pointing out the reality of the situation messes with your lil fantasy
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  1961. @djdoole  Yeah but realistically they don't care as long as you can walk, smile, get to your seat, and buckle your belt.
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  1962. @danielgabarron8578  She would have taken one helluva nap 5 minutes after takeoff. High altitudes intensify BAC concentration. I've seen someone too drunk to board and that's because the guy had the swagger of an Irishman and the lean of a tree with barely coherent sentences. Being denied boarding is a significant stressor.
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  1963. I can't even watch this until the end... this is sad and disgusting.
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  1964. No. They would have, because not having injury doesn't mean it's not a felony. "I just pointed my gun at him to get him to move. I wasn't going to shoot him" isn't an argument for any use of any object as a weapon. Actually, it's literally an admission of Aggravated Battery.
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  1965. I do not miss delivering 80 pizzas.
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  1966.  @HaleyOnTheRocks  yeah it's just good to put that out there. People ask if you can put a price on human life and we have literally budgeted that out - they just complain about the bill in one way or another. Unless they pull additional manpower from a for-profit resource or require the purchase of additional equipment, all expenses are already accounted for in some budget or another. If government employees aren't taking care of their job, they are still salary for their time. Gas. The paper and ink for the very simple "SEARCHING FOR:" Flyers. Overtime. Extra food. Court fees usually charged to all parties for filing (thousands, at it's most- extreme). The jail cell is there, empty or full. If everything is already accounted for it doesn't cost anything additional to the taxpayer. It is just being expressed in taxpayer value.
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  1967.  @EarthIsNotFlat  "solving a murder" isn't productive? I'd argue that it is what we have police for - not writing traffic tickets.
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  1968. @mikeawesome9212  nope. That is totally accurate. If there is no crime going on, the officers are still salary. If there is no forensic testing going on, then that professional is on standby or doing other tests for other cases. This leads to insane calculations of "cost" that libertarians like to fling around willy-nilly to complain about taxes and by advocates to justify their yearly budgets. "WE SPENT HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON ROAD ENFORCEMENT" is a nonsense calculation that mostly consists of salaried govt employees. If nobody was speeding, they would still be on the clock and on-standby for any criminal activity in the area.
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  1969.  @AbsentMinded619  It doesn't cost EXTRA. It's already in the budget
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  1970. @jimbanda  It's a Popeyes in the hood. They have cameras. She is not going to have footage of her doing anything illegal within the business parameters ... because she wasn't. She is just trying to run a SW off the corner because she shows too much tail and goes there to eat afterwards. She might not like the clientele she entices or the fact that she is a SW. It doesn't really matter. It's definitely a personal beef or she would have had them throw the book at her. Source: literally living in the hoodest of the hood rn.
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  1971. @guccilady1017  She's lying lol No mfing Popeyes in the hood is lacking security cameras. I can go to one right now down the block and count them. She can simply say "I don't have cameras" but if she did then they would have seen the woman do - essentially - nothing towards the business itself. Off. The. Cuff. She states the actual issue the manager has with the woman: "she stands on the corner and solicits" Yada Yada then states a bunch of stuff that SW do to solicit ... but she isn't going to be doing that IN the Popeyes lol. If she actually did anything in the business then she'd have told the officers and pulled up video. But she didn't. So she lied about not having cameras lol.
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  1972. @X7Maverick  Mass Stabbing Deaths per incident vs Mass Shooting Deaths per incident (You will not answer this question because it would require you to admit that there is a core difference in the outcome)
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  1973. @Dan-cm9ow  are you kidding? Crime rates were at their highest from the 50s to the 90s - mainly due to a post-war production boom fueling outstanding - yet unequal - economic growth, and the proliferation of lead in the air due to gasoline consumption. I want a world where I don't have to be worried about a hobo w/ an ID walking in and out of a pawn shop and selling it straight to the wrong people. I'd prefer an engaged melee with a knife over the struggle for a firearm, and if you believe otherwise then you don't respect firearms enough to be a responsible gun owner.
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  1974. @EliasShelley-e7e  most people shouldn't even drive tbh
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  1975. @EliasShelley-e7e  at least car owners pay insurance and cars are registered and tracked between persons lol If guns were treated like cars the country would be the better for it
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  1976.  @mablesfatalfable6021  DeSantis is governor
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  1977. @gund89123  Red is Red lol
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  1978. Tbf he was just being used as a large chew toy for a very very good boy
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  1979. @KnightsWithoutATable  It can't keep up with a Ferrari though. And they can't handle like a Ferrari at those speeds - especially with all the extra gear and equipment loaded into it. Remember that the specs are for the car without a load and police have looooots of load added onto them, including the cage. Can they get that fast? Yeah. Can they handle at those speeds? I'm not so sure.
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  1980.  @wread1982  Watch any documentary. There is a pecking order
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  1981. WE'RE SO BACK BAYBEEE
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  1982.  @2olvets443  It does for specific discharges. He may have not gotten it
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  1983. I kinda agree with the KATKO ruling tho. The trap to defend an unoccupied, decrepit house that anyone - including the innocent (such as a curious kid) or lawful (police or fire fighters) - could have set off. Hell, at least in the Irish case the dude had agency over the firearm and had people inside the residence. We don't want people setting up death traps in society.
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  1984. ​​ @JoshSand-bl3wi  Actually yeah he did. I don't know where people are getting the idea that a fight is determined by "who swung first." It's determined by the initial aggressor. It always has been and always will be the initial aggressor. It only comes down to "who swung first" if two parties mutually confront each-other. If it wasn't this way then every single "PUNCH ME THEN GO ON PUNCH ME" dude has free reign to murder anyone they see by starting a confrontation. He started the confrontation. He was the one yelling at the passenger of the vehicle for parking (?), and then he killed someone for responding to his aggression. All over a civil misdemeanor.
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  1985. The gallery is trying their absolute hardest not to laugh.
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  1986. My favorite part about Tornado Warnings is that they are literally a predictable, routine event in the modern era and your boss will still expect you to come to work as if nobody knew it was going to happen. inb4 corporate shills talking about productivity over the loss of human life
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  1987. Driver at @6:00 is in the wrong. Dude was using the cart as a warning signal for his open door while he was putting cones away
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  1988. @TheXPsichoX  the issue is that entitled drivers think they shouldn't give lane space to anyone for any reason. Bike? Pfft I can pass them at 45 mph with 2 feet of clearance. Person picking up traffic comes cones from their car? 3 feet who cares if they trip and become a pancake! It's so bad that many states have literally had to make traffic laws to tell drivers to use common sense like this.
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  1989.  @JoeySocko  250 meters is incredibly deep. Pressure doubles every 10 meters so the vector of pressure applied to the human body is insane. Also, air volume halfs so every 10 meters you need double the air to stay underwater the same length as 10 meters before that. Diving is a super lazy and uneventful physics-based activity where you are going to die from your equipment before anything you encounter within the water.
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  1990.  @Jyryp  Yeah Saturation Diving isn't included in this scenario. This is straight up the equivalent of building your own rocket to go to space.
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  1991.  @FingerinUrDaughter  you are bad at math or bad at reading. 250 meters is 820 ft.
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  1992.  @samiraperi467  no. Fewer than 10 people have dove beneath 250 meters from the surface of the water straight down.
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  1993. ​ @JohnTheRevelat0r  That won't work. I work in the entertainment industry and Live!Nation is the event company with the sole contract on every major venue. Every. Major. Venue. For a boycott to work on them, you'd have to have people not see ANY FORM of live entertainment - no sports, music shows, or ANY FUNCTION that uses those large venues. Even then, you wouldn't be hurting TicketMaster, themselves, but the scalpers. It would take a LOOOOOOONG TIME for a boycott of Live!Nation to actually affect their bottom line, and it would end up hurting the scalpers JUST ENOUGH for people to think that things were fixed - when, in reality, it's just that the scalpers got hit, and new ones will replace them. To call Live!Nation a monopoly would be a disservice to the phrase. It's much, much worse because their "argument" is that there are music venues "everywhere" - even though, after a certain popularity point, major artists can ONLY use CERTAIN venues - which Live!Nation DOES have a monopoly on. Oh? And even THAT isn't technically "a monopoly." Didn't you ever hear of Woodstock? You don't need a major venue when you have a FIELD and an UNCOMFORTABLE AUDIENCE!
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  1994.  @WytcherNytes  arbitration companies make you sign arbitration agreements for other shell arbitration companies
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  1995. In every driver's manual it is.
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  1996. I want to start a gofundme for Chloe to get actual institutional mental Health Care. It's anyone else down?
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  1997. He needs actual help and the VA isn't going to provide that.
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  1998. The biggest crime is that becoming a lawyer has nothing to do with being a lawyer. It's locked behind a ten-thousand-dollar paywall before it can even take the exam to become a lawyer.
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  1999. Unfortunately for Christopher McCandless, he failed to remember that most of Jack London's better stories were - wholly or partially - about idiots who go into the wild totally ignorant of the environment he was entering. Or, as Jack London would say (had McCandless been a character): "The trouble with him was that he was not able to imagine. He was quick and ready in the things of life, but only in the things, and not in their meanings." ... "Such facts told him that it was cold and uncomfortable, and that was all."
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  2000. "Could Rome have taken Germania?" Nope. That's the issue with fighting a guerrilla war. There is no "take" - only "resist." And tbh the only reason we have maps with ROME on them are the fact that they held a monopoly on violence and the systems to project power. When it came down to actual governance they knew that the best method was to sit back and collect tax revenue.
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  2001. That shove was what anyone would do if someone was yelling at their loved one in a hostile and aggressive manner. The guy confronted and became hostile towards a person (who didn't drive or park the car) for the crime of checks notes parking in a handicapped spot. Not even career criminals will shoot someone over being pushed and career criminals won't typically yell at people over parking spots.
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  2002. That shove was what anyone would do if someone was yelling at their loved one in a hostile and aggressive manner. The guy confronted and became hostile towards a person (who didn't drive or park the car) for the crime of checks notes parking in a handicapped spot. Not even career criminals will shoot someone over being pushed and career criminals won't typically yell at people over parking spots.
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  2003. It was like over 500 dollars in today's money and the experiments were all about radiation : which is kinda cool but way less bang-for-your-buck than any other science kit.
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  2004.  @purplebatdragon  I think you will find that a majority of people do like fleshed-out side content. It's just easier for developers to make lots of generic side-quest content to reach certain goals set for them by their Lead Developers and overarching studios. The only story-driven game's side quests I enjoyed in the last few years all came from Red Dead Redemption 2.
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  2005. Buffalo, NY Tops was exactly that
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  2006. I was NOT expecting the suspect to be decked out in designer lol
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  2007. @Selan Ryn  >reputation with whom Imagine a dude who thinks that an innocent man should be paraded for a crime just because he has prior and not because he ACTUALLY COMMITTED the crime. You're the exact reason why the 13th Juror rule exists.
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  2008. I like to call this phenomenon 'sleeping teacher syndrome' - like when you were 6 or 7 and thought your teacher actually lived at the school
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  2009. That poor girls arms were all skin and bone...
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  2010. I'd be willing to bet that there was no lawyer. Any idiot can go file a suit. In fact, many idiots DO file suit. Every day.
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  2011. ​ @glennhubbard5008 Bruh it's the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruled that children can't get life sentences without parole, not any local state govt entity or political party
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  2012. ​ @LSGaming42066  It doesn't matter. Federal trumps State law every time
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  2013. ​ @glennhubbard5008  >REPUBLICANS DIDN'T ARM THIS KID Republicans made it so easy for any mentally unstable person under 18 to get ahold of firearms, though! I've had Republicans argue with me that the literally-blind should have the ability to wield a firearm for self-defense ... despite a literally-blind person being incapable of 3 of the 5 rules of gun safety (all to do with vision).
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  2014. ​ @garystinnett8321  Wtf is this about SSRIs every time there is a mass shooter? It's the fact that someone mentally ill can get a gun easily.
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  2015. @glennhubbard5008  >DEMON-CRATS ARE THE REASON EVERYTHING SUCKS My man conservatives were the ones who pulled the plug on nationalized mental healthcare and took humongous steps against any ruling to prevent someonewith an actual mental illness from purchasing a firearm. But hey. That's me using my brain.
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  2016.  @garystinnett8321  >causal link Correlation =/= Causation The only direct correlation is that depressed people take Prozac and that depressed people are not mentally well
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  2017. @garystinnett8321  There literally isn't a causal link. It's like there isn't a casual link between race and crime, but poverty and crime - and that race is indicate of poverty in an area where systemic racism still persists after blatant racism has tapered off. The correlation of mass shooters and SSRIs is because they have prior mental issues to be prescribed SSRIs. The mental issue itself is what caused the shooting. It's like claiming cough syrup causes the flu. Most people with the flu or symptoms of it will be taking cough syrup but still look and feel like sht.
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  2018. So he's going to get a writ of Habeas Corpus yeah?
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  2019. Ditch-man! Play Mount & Blade: Bannerlord with me and the homies!
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  2020. It's a very narrow subsection of the country. A majority will make a run for it while a second-most majority will sit and comply with the officers with maybe a sprinkling of "passive resistance" aka "tensing up" & "dead-weight." Running is expected. After all - that is why it's called a "pursuit." But actively fighting back while not intoxicated? That's super rare.
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  2021. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE can you test the "near miss" effect next time?! It's the effect of being injured by the shockwave of a passing round rather than the impact of the round itself. We know it exists. We know it is lethal. But we don't have it at anywhere near "slow mo guys" level of study.
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  2022. DIS IZ MURICA MUH 2ND AMENDMENT IS BETTER DAN UR RIGHT TO NOT BE SHOT LOLOL SILLY LIBRUL
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  2023. ​ @freethebirds3578 >if they paid out every claim they would not have a business Then they shouldn't be in that business offering that service just to deny it. If I wanted to pay someone to not do something I'd rather pay taxes. At least I'd get to vote on the people in charge of that money
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  2024. ​ @robertheinkel6225 until they don't because the amount remaining is less than the amount it would take for you to sue them. Gtfoh
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  2025. ​ @mitchelpinion1852  IF YOU THINK ITS A SCAM THEN GET IN ON THE GRIFT No. It's a scam and I'm not a scammer. I will vote scammers out of existence via regulation
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  2026. ​ @wisenber >if you have a mortgage then you don't have a choice So it's a tax on the non-rich? Got it
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  2027. ​ @wisenber >NOBODY WOULD LOAN YOU MONEY WITHOUT INSURANCE no. They would. Loans existed before insurance
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  2028. ​ @wisenber both of those statistics are lies The US literally ranks below Brazil in access.
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  2029. ​ @wisenber >lose their choice Mfer the service is the same. You return payment to the person who paid money for coverage. That's it. That's all. That's the whole fucking service. No insurance company is giving you any better service than the other. The only thing they can offer is different arbitrary reasons to deny you.
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  2030. ​ @wisenber >drugs were never free They were insanely cheap until insurance companies started using their leverage to make prices skyrocket. This is a fact
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  2031. BTW this is what paranoid schizophrenia looks like. Most people with schizophrenia and paranoid schizophrenia will not do things to others such as violence - but it will make them act irrational and they WILL BEHAVE extreme. Sometimes they can tell when it's voices, but most of the time they are just reacting to a random train of thoughts that enter their mind. I feel sorry for the woman who suffered and their families, but I do not blame the crazy girl. The fault is entirely with the fact that mental Healthcare is ignored and mostly inaccessible in our country.
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  2032. Who pulls a gun on someone with a stick. I'm being serious. I've had to disarm a druggie swinging a stick and yelling at tourists before and it didn't require any training. Hell YOU could do it without a gun - assuming you aren't in a wheelchair and have worked out at least one time this past year - and I don't even know you. Cops in the US are too quick to use deadly force. He could have snatched that right out of his hand or let him miss and grapple him. This is literally Playground knowledge
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  2033. @Bapuji42  It's gross as in "the most striking" - and yeah it's a legal miscarriage because even in frontier trials with a jury, a man was allowed to - at the very least - argue self-defense for a jury of his peers to settle upon. Now the jury may have their prejudices and various biases - but at least it was allowed to be argued. If you listen to everything that they couldn't mention or bring up the jury would be acting like this dude was having an affair and broke into her house one day, not that he was invited to the property, had been allowed access previously and currently, and had evidence of his repeated permissive use of the property. The crux is that the man's guilt was decided without being able to bring ANY of that up, AT ALL.
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  2034. @Bapuji42  I'd barely call being unable to argue self-defense to such a complicated affair an actual trial.
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  2035. Capitalism will ultimately corrupt any system, regardless of it's good intentions
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  2036. ​@Zippy Dastrange >flat consumer tax No. That's literally the worst idea.
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  2037.  @wisenber  >THEY WOULD BE PARALYZED BY FEAR If the only way you can make money is by ripping people off or killing them then you shouldn't be in business.
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  2038.  @wisenber  >RELOCATE HEADQUARTERS Bruh are you so daft that you don't understand that being BASED OUTSIDE a country doesn't make them instantly absolved. If the company doesn't pay the fine then they DON'T GET TO DO BUSINESS.
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  2039.  @gholland5840  "Only" is a really dumb interpretation of that sentence that is clearly meant to represent the total value of the company on the market, regardless of whether it's publicly traded or not. Eh. You're not here to have an honest discussion tho so why bother.
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  2040.  @wisenber  >companies will spilt up More competition in the market is a bad thing, now?
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  2041.  @wisenber  >private companies pass them on We get it: you took high school economics If you'd gone to college you'd understand that a company can only adjust pricing up to what the market will bare before they will have to reduce the profitability of their product or service to be competitive with the rest of the market. There is a price point wherein nobody will buy your product but you still like to have money so you accept that you will have to adjust your business to keep up your revenue. Your 2-second sentence doesn't mesh with reality.
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  2042.  @wisenber  no. They can seize assets as well as issue court orders for them to halt all business within the country until the fine is paid.
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  2043.  @wisenber  >that there was intent Nope. Nobody forced anyone to grow their business beyond their ability to regulate it. You're literally trying to argue that systemic rip-offs and scams and poor business practices should be ignored because it would result in actual reprecussions for the company. You claim corporations claim to be good at accounting well maybe they should be good with accountability as well.
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  2044.  @wisenber  >smaller valuation You know they have to file US taxes doing business in the US right? Oh. This is another childish take.
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  2045.  @wisenber  >shareholders pay taxes when they se- Good job not bringing up the reason shares don't get sold often by the wealthy: They don't sell it for money. They take loans out against their portfolio - which is untaxed AND tax-deductible - and if they have to sell their portfolios to cover any losses then it's a write-off because they made no gains on that portfolio transaction.
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  2046.  @gholland5840  every business has an assessable value that is used to reflect tax liability per year. That would be the minimum value of the company.
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  2047.  @gholland5840  income - deductions
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  2048.  @wisenber  >only for the portion that takes place in the US and if they moved outside the US they would be told to pay a fine or they can't access that market anymore.
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  2049.  @wisenber  I have. And if we rolled back regulations that allowed offshoring of American companies we'd be in the clear on a majority of issues.
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  2050.  @wisenber  >like China or Venezuela Or, you know: like America before Reagan.
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  2051. ​ @jamallabarge2665  What is with people thinking that someone living somewhere and not harassing others should be a crime? Especially public infrastructure - where nobody is going to be passing or living for more than 10 seconds to a minute. Idon't get it. I'll never get it. But maybe that is my empathy talking.
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  2052. If paying for and downloading something doesn't mean you own it, then pirating something doesn't mean you've stolen it
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  2053.  @peteywheatstraws4909  that's untrue. Blatantly untrue. "Cashless bail" means that people are either deemed a flight risk and a danger to the community to not be given bail, or that the crime is so petty that bail isn't warranted. If someone skips court, they are arrested on next contact and thrown into jail anyhow! It's not like they pick people up for skipping bail and release them on bail again. That's not how this works You're so ... clueless. So utterly and idiotically clueless
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  2054.  @katlopez6124  name one.
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  2055.  @IAMHAPPY5290  you'd be hard-pressed to find a jury that would convict anyone on those grounds
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  2056. You can thank the NRA for the fact that firearms have less regulations than cars
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  2057.  @Buddha23Fett  Not really. If you need a stick to see where you are walking then you shouldn't be able to shoot someone on accident then blame your LEGALLY poor eyesight. And that's if someone survives an accident! "I thought he was going to kill me and I misunderstood because I am blind" is not an argument that should even be uttered to an officer, let-alone argued before a court of law. Are you legally allowed to drive? If you can't operate a vehicle going 60mph you can't operate a bullet going 1000 mps through the neighborhood for the exact same reason.
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  2058. @Buddha23Fett  can you capable of aiming beyond the target? Are you capable of seeing the target? Are you capable of seeing "the whites of their eyes?" A man confined to their bed by their condition has all the freedoms afforded to them - even ones they cannot indulge in due to their condition, like (hypothetically speaking) walking. The deaf have all the ability to hear all the music that they can enjoy. You are free to shoot a target as long as you can see. If you can't operate heavy machinery due to poor vision affecting your reaction time and ability to travel, then it's safe to assume that you shouldn't hold the power of life and death to fight something that could very-well-be just some person passing by, or a kid in the yard, etc etc etc.
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  2059.  @cnhamilton1982  An officer needs reasonable suspicion of a crime. If someone called 911 on you for playing in a creek, you shouldn't (and wouldn't) be subjected to it either. They have to observe a crime being committed or about to be committed. A 911 call is not enough. You need to learn the law at all before making yourself look foolish on the internet. If you actually look up anything I am saying you will realize that my statements are factual and aligned with Supreme Court decisions
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  2060.  @KyDarknight  I'm calling bs. They wouldn't have let him out the day before if he had a warrant. They just needed to make up something to charge him with so the stop wasn't blatantly unconstitutional. The "Trespassing" is also sus since it seems like one of those vague "technically the city manages the creek so technically you are Trespassing" things that have been constantly thrown out of court.
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  2061. The last one is sad. You can't get yourself committed in the US unless you commit a crime and are charged by a court to go there. If you try to commit yourself then you have to pay out-of-pocket. You can tell that she really doesn't want to hurt anyone and the fact that she copped up to her actual intent from her mental illness was the only way she could ensure that she was able to get unequivocally committed.
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  2062. #8. Imagine going 85 mph and expecting the other company to pay lolol there is a reason you didn't show the cop that clip
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  2063. What's wild about the "Juvenile Escape" is that, where I'm from, they don't prevent you from escaping when you are in these programs. The logic is that being in the program is a benefit, not a punishment, and that your escape just lands you in jail and with more charges
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  2064. That mom is on meth and forgot she traded her phone for drugs lol
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  2065. >1988 >Pup Named Scooby-Doo BRO I THOUGHT THEY MADE THIS IN THE 90s. You mean to tell me that there was an entire gap of time where they DIDN'T play that series - and then DID play that series - for the sake of creating a fake "new" Scooby-Doo release to kids who saw the old ones on repeat for 10 years?! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
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  2066. Meanwhile in the Modern World: "Healthcare is a necessity. Just pay your taxes and your Healthcare is free." Insurance is a fucking racket
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  2067. >non-unionized There's the problem right there Any agreement UAW worked out among the big 3 doesn't apply because of heavy anti-worker regulations pumped out since Reaganomics took over
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  2068. @maseratimitch2024  it's paid. Lol
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  2069.  @jhoughjr1  like heavy metal has nothing to do with welding or fabrication.
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  2070.  @jhoughjr1  I work in the music industry, managing musicians. Rap has so little affiliation with real world activities that to express otherwise is outright idiocy. It's even become a joke - in many, many major songs - to note that people are regularly talking about stuff they never did. "Tired of niggas talking 'bout cases when they ain't faced none." "Why you talkin' 'bout guns, you don't spray none?" You know gangsters but do you know actual rappers?
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  2071.  @ElderNames  >high tide mark Hawaii is based on distance past the high tide mark.
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  2072.  @justliberty4072  >I dig a pond YOU dig a pond? Yeah sure buddy have your private ghetto swimming pool. But stop using it as an excuse to stop people from using NAVIGABLE rivers, streams, and waterways.
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  2073. The VA doesn't give a damn about veterans. Never forget that
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  2074. @PupcakesDogCare  I don't think you properly grasp what they are experiencing... they aren't crying and whining because it's hard - they are crying and whining because they are legitimately on deaths door (the last stage is paralysis which finally ends the person). Look yeah they are messed up and imperfect and did messed up stuff... but let's not overlook the fact that these guys almost succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning. It literally kills brain cells as it displaces oxygen into the brain like a stroke would - but you would be experiencing toxic-induced atrophy.
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  2075. They don't yell at you until you get off the bus. Lol
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  2076.  @arribaficationwineho32  yeah. They made that up for the camera. He wouldn't have been released with a warrant
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  2077. The point is that there is nothing that can distinguish olive oil so the fancy olive oil you buy in the glass bottles can be stolen and packaged into the shtty plastic bottles. $1 million in Olive Oil resold can even make up to 75% of that value after bottling and distribution.
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  2078. >person jailed for criticizing government When they say they want Small Government they mean they want Small Government tyranny
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  2079.  @reasonablespeculation3893  the law does. If you have managed to miss a person living on property for 20 years then you haven't done even the basic attention to the land - actual possession. 20 years is an entire child's life, unto adulthood. If you have so much land that someone receiving mail to it and registered to it went unnoticed, it's treated like any other abandoned property. In fact: I don't know of any abandoned property that gets as much protection as ACTUAL PROPERTY being abandoned. It's still yours until it's literally unattended to the point someone has lived there for 20 years, unopposed, and gets a hearing on it. I think land should belong to people who will use it, and that 20 years is actually too long. Land should be bought and sold or used. Not hoarded.
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  2080.  @reasonablespeculation3893  >in the meantime, I move in You would have had to move in THE DAY that Grandpa moved out to get it in exactly 20 years. Including setting yourself up as the new owner and declaring it by having mail and other official documents living there, as well as telling neighbors that they live there. Quit being a drama queen about a fantasy you created around the evils of squatting when the fact of the matter is that it takes SO LONG to ACTUALLY OWN THE LAND via squatting that your fantasy is literally more fantastic than you make it out to be. The reality is that unattended land after 20 years is unattended. If the person had not been living there and attending the land it wouldn't have been "frozen in time" - it would have been decreped. The person attending the land brought more value to it over 20 years than it's initial upkeep. >whole legal practice around evicting squatters There's a whole legal practice around sending strongly-worded letters. "Entire legal practice" is hilariously stupid. Squatters Rights and such are all required to keep people from killing one another over property lines that have existed for so long that they are indistinguishable from their current condition. I like how you ignored that 20 years is 1/5th the maximum expected human lifetime - not AVERAGE lifetime, EXPECTED lifetime of 100 years. Average is 60-70, making it more 1/3rd.
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  2081. Why tf is everyone in a hurry to make it to the next red light
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  2082. This is the dumbest take He would have gone back to jail with his bond revoked and more charges, resulting in a longer sentence
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  2083. The Kris Angel feature was something I must entirely
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  2084. "KS-23" I thought you were saying "Chaos 23" and now that's canonical
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  2085.  @knutknutson7266  chicken dream of open fields
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  2086.  @knutknutson7266  You mean the foxes and weasels we have hunted to near extinction and have culled from a large majority of human space? Lol. I grew up around farmland. Don't try to bullshit me.
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  2087. The highway patrol at 30:00 was absolutely out of line and he pulled him over to write you a warning because he's from out of town and most-likely will not follow up with a complaint. I bet you $100 the last person before him that was pulled over was for the exact same bullshit
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  2088. The issue wasn't leaving the region. The issue was going there in the first place. I'm being totally honest here: What should we have done? Colonize Afghanistan? Sitting there, racking up billions and billions of dollars in debt to be another country's policing force against (ostensibly) it's own people? For what? Oil? And to think the fanaticism at the start literally condemned anyone bringing up issues about it on a national level is a disgrace.
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  2089. Don't forget the best part: trying to sell you new tires.
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  2090. ​ @dcdanger6151  There is only one tool thief. Everyone else is just trying to get their tools back.
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  2091. ​ @todddenio3200  You can actually lay under it without a jack. The clearance was made for roads accommodating horse-drawn carriages
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  2092. ​ @Flaggyt  See: Just Rolled Into the Shop
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  2093. Just a note. Watching people struggle in the face of a hopeless effort only to fail can be seen as a contrasting fantasy. Yeah. The hero doesn't make it. But since THIS tale was a fantasy, we can scrub it off thinking that this fantastic world where no good can happen are just as silly as the ones where only good can happen. Another form of catharsis
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  2094. Oi. There was one Olympic Wrestler in Ancient Greece who won a match after he was dead because he attempted a high-risk maneuver that broke his own neck, but his limp body weight and momentum were enough to drop AND pin his opponent
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  2095.  @Ajaylix  yeah but the metals it was made of were part of the reward to most.
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  2096. This is what destroyed Tortuga
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  2097. I truly believe that most SovCits are not genuine. They just have the goal of being so annoying and time-consuming to deal with that officers potentially look the other way at their antics. If you were an officer, which would you rather pull over: A person speeding, or a person with those dumb fake SovCit plates that is going to waste your whole dang day with a standoff, pulling them out of the car, and having to file paperwork for the rest of the night?
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  2098. Yeah people are dumb af. It's like saying Xanax causes panic attacks when people are prescribed or for anxiety disorders
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  2099. ​ @TheDrakenZ  People are allowed to voice and give vocal opposition to police officers. Supreme Court. She could have literally stood there all day with her middle finger in his face. She isn't the person under Oath and being paid to be professional
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  2100. ​@bleachknight90 Imagine holding police officers to a lower standard than Walmart cashiers
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  2101. ​ @KillerTurnus  But you aren't a paid public servant with the ability to end someone's life
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  2102. @kommisar.  >implying that being unprofessional is not "kissing ass" If a Walmart cashier or McDonald's employee acted like that officer then they would be fired and jailed. Period. Statement. Declarative sentence. You are literally advocating that a police officer should be held to a lower professional standard than minimum wage workers.
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  2103. @kommisar.  he undermined the concern for her mom's mental wellbeing that he DEFINITELY could have committed her for, then got sparky with her when she tried to emphasize that her mental state was enough to cause her to push her own daughter, then MOCKED HER for trying to explain that he was getting the wrong impression of the scenario, then laughed in her face and made sarcastic remarks to her. Then laughed at her concerns. I don't know what sheltered life you lived where you couldn't understand what an "instigator" personality type is (someone who uses verbiage and behavior to intentionally escalate an normal interaction) then you have lived an extremely sheltered life. I And let's
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  2104. @KillerTurnus  >nothing she said or did warranted her to be committed She was literally in the midst of a psychotic episode and in mental distress. Her entire paragraph of response went from a paranoid delusion to artificial grandeur to paranoid delusion again. All in one paragraph. After the officer hand-waved the obvious mental issue, the daughter reiterated her concern for the public and herself by telling him that she actually put her hands on her. He PROVOCATIVELY mocks her concern as if she was just trying to get her mom "out of her hair" instead of - you know - pointing out that the clearly-evident episode caused her to put hands on her own daughter, and that she was further concerned. He sarcastically and childishly dismisses her concern them LAUGHS AT HER for being upset at his unprofessional misconduct? "He said she said isn't evidence" - it's not he-said-she-said, dipstick. He-said-she-said is hear-say and its not valid because you can just get the person who made the initial statement. She was reporting something that happened directly to her. The officer was totally out of pocket throughout that entire interaction. Period. If he was working at a McDonalds or as a Walmart Cashier - hell, even as a bouncer * at my bar * he would have gotten canned for that behavior and escalating the situation. Go get some more irl experience in life. Take a security job or join the military and stand watch. If you acted like that officer you'd have your ass in a sling.
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  2105. @kommisar.  yes. Absolutely. If a Walmart employee were this confrontational, unprofessional, and provocative to the point of starting a fight they would be canned. I don't think you have actually had a real job IRL.
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  2106. One dude is actually doing a weekly comic on Elan in Maine and the POS Ron that ran it
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  2107.  @macdjord  I'm not gonna pretend to know what measures they used to contain the Uranium isotopes ... But if someone can break a seal and unwittingly make their house an irradiated mini Chernobyl then I put that much higher on my list of priorities. My grandmother actually used a couple of these kits to make an X-Ray machine for a science fair. She won, and nobody really gave a shit about the kid that built a literal cancer ray because people were using radioactive materials as sales gimmicks.
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  2108.  @sirridesalot6652  yes exactly. But from scratch.
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  2109. She is always in these videos and she is always taken to the hospital because she isn't a threat to anyone, herself. She just gets so high that she induces psychosis.
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  2110. ​ @WoundedWarrior2012  Yeeeeeah I'm 50/50 on this one.
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  2111. If teachers were paid well enough in the first place then all incentive for cheating an examination literally vanishes.
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  2112. That poor public defender. She has the stoicism and pokerface of a grandmaster YLYL contestant
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  2113. Ian there is a HUGE desynch at the start of the video where you are explaining the contest. It's showing a totally different part of the video.
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  2114. >Reno 911 cast member You should ante up the money for star power. John Oliver hired two actors to really play up the evilness in the disposition of the Sacklers with Bryan Cranston and Michael Keaton
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  2115. Everyone in the comments here is acting surprised. It's projected ambivalence. It's when a person knows or feels like something is wrong, so they are extremely outspoken against the action or item to distance themselves from it. Ironically, going on a political campaign against the act or item will place the subject in closer proximity to the act or item without the scrutiny of being a person who would commit that act or use that item.
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  2116.  @francoissouchay3887  And he probably got it because it was her car
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  2117. @ThorDog16  It's not the pain of hair-pulling but the injury potential from using it as a means of controlling someone who is already apprehended. I'm speaking from strictly a liability standpoint. He could have just as easily taken his fingers and pressed it into her armpit connectors (go ahead and try it. Hurts like a mfer) to induce compliance without risking a lawsuit
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  2118. The shrooms are still working lol
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  2119. ​ @THX5000  Hot food has been a staple of military life since prehistoric times - except during drawn-out sieges or extended winters - and will be into the future. We just perfected our heating options.
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  2120. ​@Chris-fn4df Look man. Nobody called your wife or this chick anything. We're making assumptions based on experience with people who are intoxicated. Drinking makes people act dumb and belligerent but there are plenty of dumb, belligerent people. If someone was behaving like a drunk in front of me, I'd act as if I was dealing with a drunk.
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  2121. ​ @SometimesMyself  She's coming down from a night of mushrooms. It's not a bad thing. It's just a lil funny when you notice it.
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  2122.  @borrago  She was gone and sizzling girl lol
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  2123. @Ozun  it's not tho. Nobody forced anyone to become a politician.
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  2124.  @gideonfyah1  "for the good of the community" Bruh you fuckin conservative types are all about "limited government" until it comes down to small towns interfering with their citizen's lives.
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  2125. Anyone who has fixed anything - mechanical, electrical, or otherwise - knows the frustration of the failed start
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  2126. ​ @muninrob all but two states require you to go to law school
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  2127. If America ever faced an economic collapse that forced the cities to vacate into the countryside, the entire US would be Blue.
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  2128.  @DaveS71  >that would suck What would? The electoral college actually representing the majority for once? Oh no. How awful. Our democracy would be functionally representative instead of giving acres of corn voting rights.
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  2129.  @ArahoMan  oh shit then why did they not engage emergency protocol and have the crew secure all loose items on deck?
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  2130.  @skaardd  If they don't have enough crew to safely manage a major incident on the high seas then they don't have enough crew to safely operate a vessel and the Captain should have his license marked off.
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  2131. >this will not go through It's a 50 caliber projectile in a barrel whose test strength is double the recommended powder load and with a rifled barrel Who tf are these theorists
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  2132.  @UltraK420  they already have lobbying power in politics you nut
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  2133.  @bartismoellis1052  That's not how pricing works and is super simplistic. A price can only increase to what the market will bare and there is always incentive to lower profit margins in an effort to gain an edge on the market. The price is never simply "passed on" to the consumer.
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  2134.  @UltraK420  Dude they literally tell people how to vote. When I have relatives that say Donald Trump is ordained by God to be President of the United States then you really can't have anymore lobbying power than that. Churches can basically leverage large sums of money from local and federal governments for projects even though they pay zero taxes and they regularly direct their flocks to vote straight from the pulpit to criticize or reinforce support for ongoing events.
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  2135. Why tf is the entire screen blurred? This is getting annoying. Spend 20 minutes actually doing a follow-filter please.
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  2136. Late Stage Capitalism is at it again
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  2137. That defense attorney just got her off on appeal. Ineffective council
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  2138. @protoman1214  >in your head It's not in your head. It's on the body camera. A dirty cop would have to delete multiple body camera dumps from every officer in order to cover that up.
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  2139. @StephanePerron-h4e  It would help if you died while being arrested or being held - which is a perfectly legitimate fear. Police say everything that is going on that a suspect does out loud for the same reason but you aren't over here saying "why are they bothering to say STOP RESISTING and shouting orders over and over again that aren't being followed?"
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  2140. I mean you can but you can't strike with the shield hand.
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  2141. "I'm not a connoisseur of boob juice," Speak for yourself, Critikal
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  2142.  @Jreb1865  it's extremely easy to find. Lol
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  2143. ​ @antikommunistischaktion  >it could open the door to draconian gun regulation Jesus Christ they banned automatic weapons and now you all think that every advancement in firearm safety is a guise to ban firearms. If a gun came with a knife in the trigger guard, and governance banned it because people were losing fingers every trigger pull, there would still be some chud crying about the 2nd Amendment.
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  2144. >"Subscription service to get this information instantly" Guys guys! Private businesses work!
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  2145. The opening comment - "Until it rested on natural borders" - literally applied to every Roman conquest.
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  2146. ​ @seanhazelwood3311 >MORE GOVERNMENT over PRIVATE PROPERTY My dude. Squatters Rights is a common law matter. Aka "this is a system we have in place for a reason alongside murder, battery, and slander" Removing Squatters Rights is literally asking the govt to supercede common law for the sake of a few multi-property owners versus the needs of the community to have the property they live nearby actually being used for something.
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  2147. ​ @seanhazelwood3311 >I should not have to do anything to keep possession of my property If you find a $100 bill by the roadside and you take it, is it yours?
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  2148. ​ @theendofit you are trying to talk sense to a fool. Good luck.
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  2149. ​ @richardcranium3579  No actually According to the guy who wrote the book on economics
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  2150. ​ @crash7976 you realize that squatters have to live and maintain the property yah?
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  2151.  @chaseviking5096  "I'LL KILL SOMEONE FOR TRESPASSING EVEN IF I KNOW THEY AREN'T A THREAT" is that small-town hick stuff that causes kids to move away from small towns. Jesus Christ, my guy, you aren't even right. If you shot someone for squatting, you would go to jail. ESPECIALLY IF they legally took it over.
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  2152.  @seanhazelwood3311  >Finding money without finding the owner IS stealing Really? After how many days is abandoned property considered abandoned? Go on. Let's see how absolutely nuts your answers get to try to justify your idiotic raving.
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  2153. I just want rotary engines
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  2154. This is why I avoid RedM servers that are hyper-realistic and will cry about you climbing/jumping/moving on the trains. "UH EVEN IF YOU'RE FIGHTING YOU WOULDN'T GET ON TOP OF THE TRAIN 5 DAY BAN FOR VYL" You can even use the realism by loading express rounds to shoot through the ceiling at enemies below you and vice/versa while the world veers by at a whopping 25 mph
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  2155. ​ @taquitobandito6054  Or (hear me out) cost of living makes being a single parent to twins almost impossible without a partner.
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  2156. ".50 BMG" What it means: ".50 cal Barrett Machine Gun" What I read: ".50 Big Mother Fucking Gun"
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  2157. >Improper Use of a Hand Signal Look. I get that the cops were being petty knobheads... But every person who has ever worked with the law - even tangentially - just laughed
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  2158. This dude is really out here telling people that they can just grab the slide on a firearm and take it from someone. Great way to end up dead.
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  2159. Retraining? If I started a fight with someone and handcuffed them I'd be in jail for kidnapping.
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  2160. ​ @tragedyturnedtriumph4180  She is being disrespected and demeaned by an uncaring public servant.
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  2161. ​ @thehuemanimal3626  Come on dude tattoos really He could have been in the Navy or something. Tattoos don't matter
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  2162. ​ @acetechnical6574  Your do realize that they have to fill out a piece of paper and explain exactly what each tattoo means, right? We had to do that in the military as well.
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  2163. ​ @suelindsey1372  My guy she is having a psychotic episode. Did you listen to that paragraph of nonsense? She is crazy when sober too. Even the lady at the front acknowledges it
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  2164. @PruneHub  Because their job is to fly a plane or operate on people. It doesn't matter of someone is being unruly or rude, they still have an obligation to ensure they land safety or get reliable medical treatment. Some jobs you aren't allowed to mess up in. Being an officer should be set least held to the same standard of professionalism as a Walmart cashier
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  2165.  @M167A1  yeah no amount of Levittown contracts can override the rights of life liberty and property
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  2166.  @kentbetts  This has not resulted in lower crime rates in the city. It increased crime due to homelessness
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  2167.  @MickeyMishra  doesn't matter. Guilt by association is dumb
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  2168.  @MickeyMishra  ? Who said anything about Kanye ?
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  2169.  @donaldcarey114  I live outside Granite City in St Louis and yeah it increased homelessness and crime.
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  2170.  @donaldcarey114  World Population Review has all of their demographics showing this. YouTube is dumb about posting website links now
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  2171.  @snipman8067  that statement is verifiably false. Gun ownership is at an all-time high.
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  2172.  @snipman8067  "it's not as high as it has been" But it's higher than when crime was lower. :) Good job side-stepping the fact that the only way "bad guys with guns" get guns are from "good guys with guns" trafficking them
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  2173.  @snipman8067  >The FBI ignores red flags Nope. This statement misrepresents how interstate policing works and is patently ignorant of laws LOBBIED FOR BY THE NRA have literally crippled the entirety of tracing the interstate trafficking of firearms. You know WHY the FBI doesn't have a magical database of the mentally ill? Because Healthcare - including mental Healthcare - is totally privatized and the only issues that can be treated by private doctors, and criminal law written around strict punishment and not mental treatment is BY NATURE incapable of documenting those with mental illness to prevent them from getting a gun in the first place. Do you know WHY the FBI couldn't make those identifications, even if mental health data is available? Because the only federal firearm database is SOLELY PAPER-BASED using FILING CABINETS. They can't even bring a COMPUTER into the building under federal standards, let alone cross-check buyers from multiple states.
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  2174. My guy if it wasn't entertaining then how are they making money
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  2175. ​ @knitwit7082  but he was SOBER you nitwit. They arrested a sober person instead of letting him go and looking for ACTUAL DRUNK PEOPLE
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  2176. ​ @redbloodedamerican3204  We get it. You're racist
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  2177. ​ @redbloodedamerican3204  >race based sentences are BS Then you should campaign for judges to give more time to white people as white people typically are given lighter sentences than their minority counterparts... even for the exact same crime.
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  2178. ​ @rah.248  He's gonna have one when they release him without any actual charges. He was in the middle of nowhere playing in a creek. The officers don't even know why they were called.
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  2179.  @RKO859  Bro the only places that charge for air are shitty places not worth living.
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  2180.  @jack456000  Dawg they aren't filling up Scuba Tanks. Compressors do not need constant maintainence. I'm just saying that every other gas station I've been to that isn't in some shitty place to live all have free air.
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  2181.  @JRHsavedthroughfaith  By that logic we should be charging people to use the bathroom.
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  2182.  @tonilebel5072  Should we charge for bathrooms then? Same logic.
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  2183.  @MrOzzy281  "Who maintains it" Air Compressors are simple machines. This question is like charging people to use the bathroom because of utilities and plumbing
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  2184.  @smartbanter  I bet your tune would change if they started charging for bathroom use under the same idiotic logic
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  2185.  @talon1706  It's negligible to run an air pump.
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  2186.  @superdog797  oh isn't that cute. Another high school Econ grad who thinks that altruism doesn't exist
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  2187.  @fdsman  you put wear and tear on a toilet's plumbing from using it. Plumbing isn't cheap.
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  2188.  @jasonggabbott  what's not free? Using the bathroom at a gas station? Lol.
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  2189. Insurance is taxes with extra steps
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  2190. ​ @shimmer8289 ... you know that you can drag those plastic totes, right,
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  2191. I work with multiple LLCs. In the US you only need an LLC in the State you are owned and operating out of to do business with the entire US, unless there is a State that has specific requirements for the type of business you are engaging in (see: banking, lawyers, etc).
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  2192.  @memezoffuckery3207  You don't have to use Facebook.
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  2193.  @UnKnown-zy1km  You sound like a Conservative. Tell me : do you believe in the freedom of a business to associate with whomever they want or should businesses be forced to service absolutely everyone? Make your own website.
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  2194.  @Mobay18  >Think of .. Marines The suicide rate among combat veterans has surpassed deaths in combat every year since 2013 and they have free access to mental Healthcare.
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  2195.  @AntonAdelson  he was the tactical officer and - regardless of his hand in the decision - the Nuremberg Defense has never been legitimate. Following unlawful orders one knows to be unlawful and immoral is never okay.
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  2196.  @jms418p2  Those without the courage to stand up to the government for the sake of the citizen shouldn't be working in a law-enforcement capacity.
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  2197.  @markdarragh6620  I was in a position where I was asked to fulfill an unlawful order. I just didn't do it lol. The worst that could happen is I get written up and on my half of the report page I'd get to explain that I was prevented by the UCMJ to not follow unlawful orders. Nothing came from it. You know why? Because the orders are unlawful. People issuing unlawful orders aren't going to write you up (unless they are idiots).
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  2198.  @kingplunger1  unlawful orders are unlawful orders.
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  2199.  @petulantpeterturbo  >forced his family to guard the house Yes. Because what I like to do with my unwilling hostages is give them guns and let them walk around freely on my property! >.> Did you even think before you posted this comment?
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  2200. ​ @chrisd2p2  I mean he knows he is there for an eviction and he gets paid by the state either way
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  2201. ​ @petervonstamer7859  The locksmith is acutely aware of the situation. That is why is body was off to the side and he was thankful he didn't have to use a drill.
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  2202. ​ @nathanhazlehurst484  The concern is positioning. Kicking a door on a barricade scenario means having one person fully exposed with all their vitals open RIGHT IN FRONT of the door. Use are supposed to use a locksmith because they have the tools to open the door quietly and at an angle. The only thing that they did wrong was not get information about the building layout prior to entry. If they opened the door to a hallway then they would have been dead.
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  2203. ​ @justbeingbri7397  I'm sorry but that is amateur hour nonsense. If someone is barricaded then they are supposed to treat it like the subject is armed
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  2204. ​ @ramsaybolton7464  He knew exactly what he was doing
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  2205. This just in: Republican Congress Bans Libraries
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  2206. It has nothing to do with cigarettes and everything to do with fining people who smoke Marijuana off their own property via fines and liens
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  2207. So! I may have an answer to this "warming the air" thing. I just talked to my grandmother, whose mother had grown up pre-electricity ... and she had, as well! She eventually went to work for TVA in Alabama during their expansion of electrical services to remote regions. It's extremely easy to overlook the value of warm air in a world of air conditioning and good, solid insulation. If you had a lantern burning fuel, a major selling point was that it produced MORE warm-air. More warm air means less fireplaces. My theory is that selling someone brighter light + reliable flame + less soot + warm air + safer from fires == better product. He wanted to make it have all the benefits of a fireplace without any of the downsides of a fireplace.
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  2208. "Pure cooperation" He destroyed evidence, evaded arrest, and obstructed an investigation. Cops treat petty crime with poor people worse than major felonies with rich people.
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  2209. @mikeespinoza5733  They have to cross somewhere and drivers are responsible for driving their vehicles at speeds reasonable for pedestrians crossing the street. If you think otherwise then you are just telling on yourself
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  2210. Remember that "small government" means "small enough to enact tyranny" lol Imagine thinking that someone's yard is your business
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  2211.  @Beef-bullion  moving from one state to another state is immigration.
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  2212.  @GameFuMaster  Democrats want people to stop using Voter ID as the cover for limiting voting times, closing polling stations, preventing people from handing out water, etc.
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  2213. "I don't kneel to anyone" ... it's not TO anyone. It's a solidarity protest about how we watched a dude get the life squeezed out of him while an officer flexed how big and badass he was to a camera.
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  2214. They are not dead They are on eternal patrol duty
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  2215. >more feds Qualified Immunity is mainly for your local police but yeah
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  2216. @streetcop157  >the owners should be compensated They are well-compensated with the infinite and exclusive access to public land that they have enjoyed up until this point. If that isn't compensation enough then hey - maybe don't try to Rip off the Commons of your fellow man!
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  2217. @Frank Doss  >unconstitutional stripping rights Awe is the widdle landowner mad that people are benefiting from public works and excluding the entire rest of the nation on them and now would have to share them? Awe. Poor baby.
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  2218.  @peterallen4605  some shysters BOUGHT THE LAND with the INTENT of keeping the public from accessing public land. That's what you mean
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  2219. @Edward Wright  my brother in Christ we are paying for the common public land that we can't access
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  2220.  @integr8er66  there is a distinguishable difference between uninhabited land and one's home. Even the law recognizes that
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  2221.  @edwardwright8127  this is land DESIGNED for public use and is only off-limits by deliberate scheme of private interest
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  2222.  @edwardwright8127  >HOAs You mean privately-created governing bodies aren't great?! Damn. How do you think a world without government would work, Eddy? Exactly like HOAs.
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  2223.  HypJii  Eastern Oregon is a net taker on taxes and federal subsidies. They take out more than they put in.
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  2224. He definitely shouldn't have yanked her from the car like that. Not that I have sympathy, but because I know that it's against the protocol and the city would be liable if she had a broken leg or spine or something and he pulled her from a wreckage like that
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  2225. >i see absolutely no reason why the man had a firearm out I already have the skit. Woman: We need to get home. This city isn't good at night. Officer: Nah nah nah its okaaaaay look I got my gun. Woman: Jesus! Can you please put that thing away. Officer: AHAHA That's she said ahaahahaaa Bang
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  2226. What kind of snowflakes do you have to be to tell people "if you don't like it then MOVE" while also demanding STATES REDRAW THEIR BORDERS so that THEY feel appeased? "Moving was very difficult!" Boo hoo you're not on the Trail of Tears.
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  2227.  @stevek8829  Keep in mind that some punishment statutes are old enough to have been created when 60 years of age was considered "on the way out." A 10 year sentence is 1/6th a life. 25 to life was at least half of an expected lifetime. Some statutes are extremely light because there are almost always bootstrap charges (ie. escaping jail usually courts burglary, armed assault, forgery, grand theft auto, brandishing a deadly weapon etc). Not to mention that we want any criminal engaged in such behavior to be incentized to keep away from certain aspects of crime while committing an unrelated offense (ie. Kidnapping is bad but murdering the person is worse. If the sentence got kidnapping approaches that of murder, then kidnappings will always result in murder).
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  2228. ​ @gasad01374  >entire property Nope. Just the property where the fence is. You guys are really really REALLY brain-dead with these takes
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  2229. The line is red for a reason and that reason isn't "go faster"
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  2230. Stop whining about Blizzard banning an asshole and start equalizing your audio levels in your videos
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  2231.  @IndependentLogos  Because people buy them by the dozen in Texas and sell them to Mexico and other parts of the world.
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  2232. Yoooo I have experience in licensing media from companies - mainly music - and he process is essentially the same for all media. Lmk Charlie This is my real name btw
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  2233. ​ @JohnFink-p5l detainment is a form of arrest without probable cause. Officers need probable cause and to give a lawful order to someone for a detention. Which is a good thing. We want officers to be able to stop people when there is actual reasonable suspicion (my friend from High School was cuffed and detained but he was wearing the same color shirt and pants as the people who'd just robbed a bank. He had prior run-ins with the police so he didn't take it personally). But they have to have that actual suspicion that someone committed, or is about to commit or is committing a crime in order to detain someone. If they do not have any of those factors then a detainment is an Unlawful arrest.
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  2234. My main scruples with this diagnosis is that she has been getting hospital food since intake. Every single thing we eat today is absolutely enriched in niacin JUST to prevent pellagra. It's the reason a person can even live off of canned foods. Go to your pantry right now and look at the ingredients - ENRICHED means "this has niacin." The only thing that would wash her system of niacin is alcohol and she was off that the second they had her in intake. The cure for pellagra is almost instantaneous, too.
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  2235. Um. What happened to the final episode covering Vlad the Impaler?
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  2236. "You don't have to be a US Citizen to join the military." You do to be a Sonar Tech. That requires a security clearance
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  2237. @sallyh.6362  Look bud. You're the one who wants the mentally unstable jailed because they might commit a crime eventually
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  2238. SANDRO FOR EL PRESIDENTE
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  2239.  @FasterDrivers  I know what a corporation is. It exists solely to act as a buffer between bad actors and the responsibility for their bad decisions via legal personhood.
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  2240.  @Twobaybaes  wait for real lol I'm doing screenwriting rn and these two are interesting af You still stay in touch with em?
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  2241.  @drain2496  "He looks like a junky" Homeless people do drugs to cope with the shitty realities of being homeless.
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  2242. I commented this exactly. Like even shitty record deals that are basically slavery with extra steps stop at 50%.
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  2243. With how he was done dirty by All Gas, No Brakes I forsee him not signing away for any syndication in the near nor distant future
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  2244.  @InstigationFixation  with most of Andrew's interviews, the methodology is to give crazy people the space to talk themselves into a corner OR to expose/bring to light the underlying issues behind the madness. His MAGA Rally interview was absolutely fantastic - not because it makes any commentary on MAGA but because he manages to get past the politics and see what made the loonies the way that they are. One of the MAGA guys with a Trump flag is clearly unhinged but he has never been asked WHY he feels that way and he tells a story about his contempt for local government (over eminent domain or titles to land he held or something). Helpless people make great fanatics because - in their minds - they literally have nothing to lose
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  2245.  @mattb6646  there's no way this was scripted. Jones was just obviously amped on Cocaine and talking in hyperbole in circles. If it were 'scripted' then it would have been as interesting as his other actual interviews with non-actors. Like when he did a direct documentary with residents of O-Block, IN O-Block, in their natural setting of rolling a Backwoods up in the hallway.
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  2246.  @roofer  Evidence?
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  2247. The USA doesn't revoke licenses often enough. There are people out there who think it's pedestrians fault for crossing the street even when there is no jaywalking law and there is no place to pass ... and the people are obviously speeding.
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  2248. They do that because Highway Patrol doesn't know the local roads and isn't even coordinated with local dispatch. Nobody wants a guy hitting 60 mph on a blind curve or passing on a blind hill.
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  2249. ​ @NedReck6967  There's lawsuits for officers who were driving recklessly on roads they are not familiar with
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  2250. So based on peripheral math that scam boss is full of crap on his 20% rate. If he's losing up-to 50% of some transactions that means his scam only converts into 30% gross of each mark. It also places a huge emphasis on how e-commerce is basically a prime way to launder illicit cash via Microsoft and Google's (Alphabet Inc.) own financial systems. Each use of a gift card or a "credit" account are all basically internet-age promissory notes for funds in Google or Microsoft's accounts in exchange for their equivalent (or less) in immediately-available goods and services.
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  2251. They have a well-fortified, entrenched enemy with anti-tank weapons and (almost definitely) anti-tank measures willing to fight to the death. Driving them headfirst before Infantry with no room to maneuver (on streets) is a waste of lives and two of the best tanks ever engineered in human history. They knew what they were doing when they made this movie. There had to be actual experts to bring those realistic tactics to the big screen.
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  2252. WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
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  2253.  @P.Subaeruginosa  And this is why you'll be a commentator and never a doer. Not acknowledging that people can be insulted is the fastest way to find a fist in your face in a real- life situation : and then you'll only be regarded for your lack of tact and nothing else of merit.
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  2254.  @sampsqwantch4612  Digging in trash on public property isn't a crime
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  2255.  @BillySBC  and the construction worker will be in jail for manslaughter, because the actual crime in this situation is "killing someone" You know how stupid your half-assed argument sounds, yeah? Also. I work security. I deal with simpletons all day thinking that they can throw fists at people for saying benign shit and the person who is throwing fists is the one ejected
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  2256.  @BillySBC  "I'D KILL YOU IF I SAW YOU DOING THAT" is more indicative of your snowflake mentality
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  2257. The difficult part is that there is no Constitutional test for it like there is for obscenity. It should really really really be that charges against the officer are "offensive to the common eye."
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  2258. Public Figure means a notable person of interest within the community that the information is primarily marketed towards. So, say you are a scientist publishing a garbage paper and someone within that field does a deep dive into your public associations, and publishes it on reddit for roasting shitty science - That person is a public figure within that community. This is also why you DON'T SEE paparazzi invading the life of normal people dating celebrities. Not only is it probably a waste of time (not that profitable), but normal people not in the entertainment community can't be public figures within the entertainment community.
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  2259. I work in the music industry and 5000% guarantee you that the unknown malice has something to do with songwriting/composition royalties or deadlines. Haven't read the documents yet. Haven't even made it to the second minute of this video. It's ALWAYS been about royalties and deadlines. To the uninitiated: Songwriters/composers get paid per sale, play, stream, or public performance - regardless of what any silly piece of paper says, the Songwriter is entitled to a slice of their two percent of the pie (though there's always negotiation on the size of the pie in STREAMING - it's already a well-established legal value in physical sale or product purchase. It can always go up - but never below 2 cents
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  2260.  @vulcanmemes9770  YOOOO WHAT WHO TF TAKES PREORDERS ON MUSIC ALBUMS That's nuts.
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  2261. I have to applaud his restraint against saying "like ditches" when talking about shoring up a flank anchor
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  2262. We should not overlook that he was firing the afterburner without a cockpit window. You b know how you can put your hand out the car window and it's pushed against the wind? Yeah imagine air snapping your arm in two like a toothpick.
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  2263. ​ @zag288  If a bolt is good you don't throw it away. That applies to every motor
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  2264.  @GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou  that wouldn't have worked either lol
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  2265. It's like in Matilda where her evil step-dad is gluing on bumpers and moving mileage tickers in reverse lol
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  2266. ​ @lasskinn474 >it isn't a police state Police states are corrupt, by definition. Police states don't deter crime - they allow some rampant crime while coming down on minor crimes as well as using their influence to commit crimes. Police State doesn't mean"policed" it means that the police control the population and people of a state
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  2267. Bruh they literally want to force two states and the federal govt to redraw state lines because they don't wanna move. Your interpretation is garbage
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  2268. I'd rather use T-Mobile than walk.
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  2269.  @allenbold4861  addiction is a disease Facts don't care about your feelings
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  2270. "Have to know" means that the use has to be public knowledge, not that the use has to be directly informed to the owner. The point of adverse possession is that people using land over time should not be canceled by an inattentant landowner
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  2271.  @80sbaby___baby70 "people who obtain legal guns don't kill people" Bruh "good guys with guns" are trafficking them to the bad guys. It's not like these babies are popping up out of nowhere.
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  2272.  @rushfan9thcmd  "legal gun-owning citizens" - lol my guy thinks that they aren't buying them from "legal, gun-owning citizens"
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  2273.  @davidgraham2673  name one violent offender that was "catch and released" to do more violent crime. Come on. I'm waiting
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  2274.  @davidgraham2673  My guy that man had multiple offenses and WAS NOT RELEASED ON BAIL. The title of the article literally says "held without bail." He was a spree criminal. The police caught him. He's being held without bail. He wasn't given bail between the crimes during the spree - he just did a bunch of crimes and got caught. Now, had he been RELEASED after being caught then you would have a point. But that ENTIRE ARTICLE is about now he is being held without bail.
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  2275.  @davidgraham2673  the police commander in NYC refused to state that under Oath when brought to testify before the State Legislature under penalty of perjury. And your "prior arrests" from this guy aren't for violent crimes against the public. If you literally did more than a simple Google search, you'd find that his prior record were all petty offenses - mostly related to drug use and homelessness - and a single charge of assault stemming from his being jumped by multiple assailants. And every time he was arrested, he ended up doing time until trial, agreed to a plea deal, or charges were dropped. None of his "priors" are worth an unaffordable bail, and the SECOND his actual violence was recognized as a public menace he was denied bail at all. You can't half-as your argument behind someone willing to check you.
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  2276.  @katlopez6124  name five violent offenders who have been released bail-free and gone on to do more violent crime. Go on.
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  2277.  @katlopez6124  Name five violent offenders who have been released on Cashless Bail to go commit a violent offense
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  2278.  @davidgraham2673  you still living with that half-assed argument in your headspace?
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  2279.  @ianbelletti6241  Open a business even implying that something is produced or manufactured in Hawaii without actually being manufactured or produced in Hawaii, the State of Hawaii will personally sue you. And they will win, because the State of Hawaii has literal laws backing their jurisdiction over any product representing itself as having been manufactured in Hawaii without having a manufacturing facility in the state. There is a difference between general products prepared in a -style of something and literally trademarked and manufactured products being marketed and sold nationwide. Nobody thinks their local pizzeria is flying their bread soup from Chicago. Everyone thinks that Kona Brewing Company had a brewery SOMEWHERE in Hawaii.
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  2280.  @DavidLopez-en6el  hey David! I'm not an accountant but I help people recognize when they are not being paid enough and if they are covered as non-exempt workers or not for overtime's sake.
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  2281. Because she is having a psychotic episode but not being an actual threat to anyone. Also that is exactly why you should never be any kind of peace officer
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  2282. ​ @pacifist1360 only if there are calls about it
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  2283. ​ @MyPronounIsGoddess  This man thinks they don't do drugs in prison lol
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  2284. ​ @brendenheil Bruh prisons don't fix addictions my guy
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  2285. Everyone enjoys good Dome every now and then
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  2286. Doughnuts on a Bicycle? Illegal
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  2287.  @chubito33  he can use the site to automatically issue refunds
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  2288. Better: if you or I were to walk out of a store with a valuable object, then return it an hour later, they would definitely have used the word "taken" in the reports and court cases surrounding the removal of an object, even if it was returned without any alterations.
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  2289. "Small government" supporters don't realize that they want "small enough to oppress you without any recourse"
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  2290. It's moreso a combination of things. But yeah always lawyer up and let them get antsy answering the questions
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  2291. ​ @curiouslyme524  There are tons of examples of people who aren't POI but are in an interrogation room just because it's a legal recording area w/ audio
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  2292.  @georgehollingsworth2428  cool man good luck with your defect but that's not what i was saying. What i was saying was that the empathy is there for pain relief
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  2293.  @jacobhargiss3839  "governments and private companies think about cost first and foremost" Remind me, sir: Where is the for-profit motive of governments to deny coverage to their citizens? Because that is a situation that uniquely doesn't exist in Nationalized Healthcare. Government services operate at a loss because they are providing a PUBLIC SERVICE. >How do you run a country if you expend every dime on a whim? 1) the board that denied covering the continued care clearly outlined their reasons for not providing anymore care. Not once does it mention money or costs or even the risk to the patient for surgery, and entirely addresses the inhumanity of keeping a dead person alive in perpetuity. They made it abundantly clear that keeping someone who was clearly dead and living on tubes solely for the sake of the family is wrong. 2) private insurance is inherently worse at every level for society - especially Healthcare. If you pay taxes to the government program then they are obligated to provide that service if you meet the criteria. Private Insurance holds no such legal or moral obligation. In fact, private insurance doesn't provide any service and make MORE money by finding every way possible to deny coverage for a service to you - regardless of how much money paid in. Every penny not spent on providing that service is money in the shareholders pockets. 3) The NHS owns the equipment and pays all the physicians and nurses salary, unlike private insurance where they actually own none of the equipment nor employ doctors. The cost of NHS using a piece of equipment that they already own is literally the power to operate it and the technician to run it; The cost of a private insurance company is much more because the hospital can price their equipment and doctors however they see fit - they are billing this service to an insurance company. Such transactions involve paying a bunch of middle-men and administrative personnel who make money by cutting corners and charging outrageous prices to the insurance company. 4) a seven-in-sixty-million case isn't "on a whim."
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  2294.  @jacobhargiss3839  I already explained that the government ALREADY ACCOUNTS FOR THOSE in the yearly salaries of its employees - from technicians to specialists - and described that the only expenses are keeping the lights on and medicine, you dingus. I also described how all of those factors make the actual cost of care so so so SOOOOO low that to compare it to "cost of care" in a privatized system with insurance isn't even comparable. As for "shortage of equipment and personnel" - aka allocation of resources - that is literally something that everyone in the world has to do every day and is nowhere near a genuine argument that detracts from my initial statement. A homeless man with cans has to pick and choose when he eats his cans. The UK has more than enough money to keep someone in an extremely rare circumstance alive because NORMALLY people who are brain dead are just pulled off by their reasonable caretakers. In this case and every other case hollered over by anti-nationalized Healthcare people, the magistrates (court officials. Not NHS employees but the actual courts. Totally separate from the NHS) overseeing the process and making the ruling have made it extremely clear that: 1) the doctors - whose testimony has been compelled by the magistrate - have determined that the person was well-passed the point of brain death, 2) the patient will not recover from any further treatment, and 3) keeping a dead body on life support to appease the parents or relatives is cruel and unusual. Cost to the state is such a non-issue that it's not even brought up BECAUSE A MAGISTRATE DOESN'T CARE about costs and the NHS doctors don't care about costs. It turns out that having a brain-dead person on life support is actually stupid cheap, because there is nothing to be done besides check their vitals and change out a couple of bags.
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  2295. Me, a non-engineer with a good understanding of physics: "IT'S STILL RUBBING METAL TO METAL THO"
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  2296. I want to point out that the 0 request made by the King was not special and is actually how Mithridates "killed" Cyrus the Younger. If your vassals and their underlings killed an enemy commander or noble then it counted as your personal kill (you gave the order after all). The soldier who threw that javelin actually killed Cyrus the Younger. Mithridates took credit for that slaying. The king promised him high esteem if he let the King take the credit. But he didn't. And that's what you get when the underling tries to take their due credit.
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  2297.  @yuiopoli9601  >Ron DeSantis The guy literally is okay with his State's legislative reps sleeping with children and giving them Cocaine.
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  2298.  @trishatate327  Don't worry: Their lawyers bring that up.
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  2299. ​ @jaykoerner  "But we still cook things?"
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  2300.  @KingStr0ng  you've never been homeless before, have you?
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  2301. ​ @gabejohnson97  That is a YouTube prank I actually would like to see. Literally walking around like a cartoon villain with monopoly money in a big bag with an $$$ on the side. Not for a suit but for the lulz. Cops are still human. They'd get a kick out of it
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  2302. I have been following law and legal matters for YEARS as a paralegal. This whole twist has the firm groupchat BLOWING UP ahaha The audacity
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  2303. "The swathes of renters" My man out here actually remembering that cheapskate landlords will be out here pushing that shit onto their tenants b/c of the low price and low effort on the landlord's part.
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  2304. >$2000 of damage What in the insurance-broker math is this bs? Make them get and install a new section. $100 tops.
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  2305. >"Knock and Talk" I wish lawyers would stop saying this phrase as if it's some "magical loophole" cops have. The "implied license" is just the fact that it's not illegal nor unusual to knock on someone's door like that. If a girl scout can knock on your door, police can too. The rest is fine its just internet lawyers say it with the same disdain that they carry for qualified immunity.
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  2306. Also: Statistics are bad for aggregating socioeconomic demographics to assumed behaviors - because there are far more contributing factors to differences in socioeconomic demographics, but this is about something unrelated to social statistics: Use of statistical data unrelated to socioeconomic data and on objective averages - such as testing results - can be used to determine whether significant outliers exist to warrant cause for an investigation. This method is actually used in the SPEEDRUNNING community as initial evidence for moderators to launch an investigation into high scores. If the average input time for a player hitting a key is EXTREMELY above average and FAR above any other previous submission, then that player is likely cheating. In this case here, the statistical data revealed that the average completion time of an exam was EXTREMELY LOW while the scores were EXTREMELY HIGH. Godly luck notwithstanding, the only factors can be that the school is pumping out national merit scholars OR that the exam process was being rigged.
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  2307.  @randomstuff-qu7sh  >long- term hospitalized Tough shit. >didn't notice the encroachment That's exactly what this law is for.
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  2308. ​@Redblood_669 She just didn't identify the correct issue or there was junk in the mag she inserted that day. That's a failure to feed. The solution is pulling the mag out, tapping it, cycling the slide, inserting the mag, and cycling it. She just thought it was a slide jam.
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  2309. ​ @killer147896325  It wasn't a limp-wrist failure it was a failure to feed. She just didn't assess the issue directly and thought it was a slide jam. For all we know there was lint in the magazine.
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  2310. ​ @chrismaurer2075  She was doing the correct action, she just didn't identify the correct issue. She thought it was a slide lock and not a failure to feed
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  2311. @S8ER  They are the subject matter experts at telling people what they should and shouldn't be doing for the emergency at-hand based upon their training. I do 911 dispatch lol if I ask you to make sure the scene is safe before rendering aid and you deliver CPR in a collapsing building then that's on you. We're subject matter experts when compared to a majority of the population when it comes to responding to emergencies and rendering instructions to people.
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  2312. @S8ER  we literally handle emergency calls and talk to people all day in emergency situations. We are trained for it. How did that not make us subject matter experts?
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  2313. He can't even be arrested for that. Police officers don't count as "the public" for crimes against the general public, such as disturbing the peace or public indecency. They are agents of the state. (This is case law btw) Dude was playing in a creek.
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  2314. ​ @Chasitytrosper99  Look it up Charges against the public require someone to be around others. He was by himself
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  2315. Every time this discussion comes up I want to advocate for a Tesla (the inventor not the car) rotary engine, then I remember that it's literally too powerful to be in a road vehicle.
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  2316. He answered this before. An attorney can't require a specific answer from a witness and telling them to answer a mere "yes" or "no" is amateur-level lawyer move. As a witness, anything you say is valid for the record - which is why a witness providing untruthful testimony awards themselves a felony. The only thing that can be objected to is an invalid inquiry to the witness by a lawyer. EDIT: This was 4 months ago jfc Steve needs to put a timestamp on his videos.
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  2317.  @benjaminshropshire2900  any witness called forth by the opposition party is considered hostile and a hostile witness can be asked leading questions. If for some reason your own witness is changing their story or altering it, you can ask the judge to treat your own witness as "hostile" - which a judge would usually grant, given the stakes of allowing a witness to simply change their testimony on the day it matters most. That's all "hostile" means in courtroom procedure: If you call a witness, you can't ask that witness any leading questions unless they are hostile. Witness are supposed to give their understanding of events and matters as they occurred and follow-ups can only come from their own testimony, not led into the situation by the lawyer... UNLESS the witness is not "your" witness, then you HAVE to ask leading questions to scrutinize their testimony. Example: "Where did you do that night?" vs. "On that night, didn't you go to a bar?" The witness is not being held to a specific answer in either case, but in the second case the witness is being asked to comment on a specific event of the night brought up by the lawyer, not the witness.
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  2318. @MZT I didn't. There was another sub-comment I was responding to in this thread that described witnesses being hostile having to force yes or no questions. I clarified that hostile merely means that questions can be leading - not that they must be answered "yes" or "no."
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  2319.  @sittingindetroit9204  that's why you never waive your right to a speedy trial
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  2320. I'm at 30 seconds in and already KNOW that it's Daji, the sadistic concubine who had an Emperor simping so hard that it led to his execution and the overthrow of his empire.
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  2321. I'm going to mention that these laws are in place because of organized crime rackets using shell contracting companies to order goods for use on a property then closing up shop and leaving suppliers high and dry. Many of these laws predate RICO so they had to find a way to tack the cost onto an obvious grift that applied to anyone that could be used to make the grift happen. In fact, a lot of contracting regulations are specifically targeted towards limiting organized crime. A loooooooooooooooooot of them
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  2322. ​ @Metroid-rg9pn "forces owners" lol they could have just not opened a franchise
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  2323. "Small government!" Small enough to abuse you without anyone to help you. This is exactly how conservatives like it
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  2324.  @AlanTheBeast100  he literally docked her the amount of many people's rent. That's a shitlord thing to do
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  2325.  @AlanTheBeast100  and yeah in Canada that's a crime as well
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  2326. I don't get why they were harassing the homeless people like that. Yeah everyone can possibly be armed but if they were the ones shooting anything they wouldn't be sticking around for the police to show up. The only reason they are still there is that they have the misguided belief "I didn't do anything wrong so I shouldn't have anything to hide" but they are detained and given the 3rd degree anyhow
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  2327. >112 lbs Jfc the muscular density to maintain her body ALONE is half of that. And at her current weight/height she was dominating national records for running.
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  2328. ​ @JasonMW45  A woman was shot for the crime of opening her own door, without the officer announcing his presence or issuing any commands. She was unarmed and he put two rifle rounds through her Not to mention that if he couldn't see her then he definitely couldn't see behind her to make sure others weren't liable to get shot
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  2329. Why would Republicans advocate for the illegal trafficking of firearms to individuals without them? "Bad guys" with guns buy them from the "good guys" with guns. Unless you think Colt is out here delivering firearms to the street by the trunkful
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  2330. 'Why are you shaking?' 'Bro it's freezing rain out here and I'm in shorts.'
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  2331. ATTORNEY TOM GETTING ROTASTED OMG
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  2332. ​ @adrianmizen5070 they need to just stop arresting people for minor bullshit so that actual crime gets put into the system
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  2333.  @sws212  cortisol has almost no negative side effects and Cuddy actually addresses this and lists "Just because it has no side effects doesn't mean you get to try it out" as the reason for taking him off the case.
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  2334. TCRL I pray for the day you go out of business. Not because of anything you do but because - without these atrocious overreaches of power - you would have nothing to talk about or sue the government over. Until then: keep fighting the good fight.
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  2335. If they made these in black I could see military members getting on board with them.
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  2336. Look. I could see the Moor thing working if they were actually Moors from the country referenced in the documentation, with the proper passports, and paid taxes to the nation that they hail from. Nope. They are just people who were born here that just want to use our roads and tax benefits without having any obligations to pay for them or obey the laws. They aren't even letting the officer review the documents they are presenting... which is not how any "foreign national" would expect their documents to be examined. They don't even ACT like it should work. They don't even PRETEND that they are actually from the country. They just feel entitled to public services without reciprocating the obligations brought forth by them.
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  2337. The mpg reader is just the simple part of the math your car is doing to calculate average mpg.
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  2338. >if he gets 10 Impeachments, the 11th is on the house? I mean, the first two impeachments WERE "on the House."
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  2339. "I can't breathe" Because smoke is displacing oxygen mfer
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  2340.  @MissLararose  the stories of "dying in the waiting room" come strictly from Fox News and our country's lack of regulation regarding true reporting and opinion reporting. Ffs Fox News has most of it's night dominated by anchors tossing forward opinions with only tidbits of news to tangentially remark on them. For reference - FOX NEWS is owned by the same company that runs The Sun in the UK. In the UK they are forced to be called tabloids - but in the US they can market their technique as "news."
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  2341.  @OpenMawProductions  "quality of Healthcare in the United States is still higher than the rest of the world," Mate there are MULTIPLE STUDIE showing that the US has lower quality of Healthcare, lower access to Healthcare, lower life expectancy, and higher infant mortality rate than anywhere else in the world with Nationalized Healthcare.
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  2342.  @WalrusWinking  >RICH Canadians still cross the border for COSMETIC US Healthcare Fixed that for you
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  2343.  @WalrusWinking  cite one source of 10k dead waiting for Healthcare
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  2344.  @trevorrenkevens4720  1000% true
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  2345. ​@arranmc182 Police officers get disqualified for having too high IQ This is not a joke. The claim unilaterally is "officer retention" aka "the smart people will get sick of this and quit." This was upheld in the year 2000 in the State of New York Appeals 2nd Circuit. This is not me trolling.
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  2346. ​ @jeffmead4670  Under Color of Law is a Federal offense. People are just ignorant and don't go to the correct authorities to press charges. No States (that I am aware of) have the crime "under color of law." Go to a Federal Courthouse or a Federal Agency like the FBI then file the complaint. They have time. They will follow up.
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  2347.  @adamkruse8453  Yeah. Disorderly Conduct
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  2348.  @neonnights16  You don't need to be psychic. Work door at a bar one full month and tell me how being hands-on every few hours goes. I had to get a tooth replaced because fight #1 that night had bumped it and fight #2 made me strain so hard taking a big dude down that I cracked it. Security and Police work is 99% waiting for something to happen while making your presence known/building rapport/handling minor rule breaking/etc. then 1% actually earning your paycheck by getting dirty.
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  2349. The chillest person was the dude who came straight up out of nowhere and said that they were the ones Trespassing and they needed to get out of there looool They making the spot too hot.
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  2350. STEVE it just occurred to me! It's very likely that her medical expenses are already covered. Once the State has taken custody of you, they are liable for your safety and wellbeing. I forgot what the doctrine is called but essentially anyone who is arrested becomes the equivalent of a Ward of the State. If someone stabs you in jail, they have to pay for your surgery. If you stab yourself, they have to pay for your lifesaving treatment and mental meds. That check she is getting is all greens
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  2351. He didn't mean then and there during a meeting he was performing his elected duties at.
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  2352.  @TheEthanMcLeodShow  you are forgetting to mention how much you pay for insurance
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  2353. DOUBLE THE MONEY! (Mac Miller)
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  2354. >where did they stay In the woods along the road, with fires low enough to hopefully not draw the wrong attention. The best portrayal of traveling by foot in any capacity is Game of Thrones where you can see the cast exercise every single form of travel and rest stop along the road. From inhabited caves to roadside fires shared with strangers, to inns both big and small one-bedroom tavern stops to the grueling pace of caravan transport (voluntary or otherwise). You see them all
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  2355. No. It was the fact that he was obviously a gangster without being a gangster. "Sanitation. Garbage Trucks... and my boss home" What boss is going to be in a car with someone after they were working with garbage ... unless they didn't work with garbage. "I can drive anything." He was the Teamster that was sent over from the Union. "I work in ... Public Relations. At <variety of mob clubs>." He's beat the living daylights out of people. "And I don't do clothes pressing or any of that -" This guy is definitely the Teamster referral. It wasn't any "lack of subservience." It was the fact that he 200% was the gangster that was referred to him by the Teamsters, and that his loyalty was his Union's reputation, and he wasn't afraid to hedge social norms for money and his reputation.
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  2356. ​ @BillyButcher90  The false perception that performing for a crowd and having money would magically make them equal in the eyes of the most-garbage human beings ever to exist.
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  2357. >Someone named Homer Hickam Bruh every school studies Homer Hickam by fuckin name in Literature, Science, and History courses. I can't imagine getting through 11th grade without a comprehensive overview of his contributions to American Rocketry
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  2358. You can build it for almost nothing tho
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  2359.  @aidanc9396  What's worse is that you don't have to be important for that to happen. Do you live in the boondocks or something?
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  2360. @awKtn32-_-  That is veritably false. In fact there is an entire interrogation technique aimed around getting a person to confess to smaller crimes to make themselves seem like a petty crook or criminal in the face of a completely-fabricated serious charge. Ex they suspect you for breaking into cars. To get you to confess to breaking into cars, they tell you that Grand Theft Auto is a serious charge. You say "Grand Theft Auto? I just busted windows out. I never stole a car." Yes, this is highly controversial and unethical. Yes, this has led to false arrests and convictions. Yes, that is allowed by police in the USA.
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  2361. Eh. Home flippers deserve the L
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  2362. ​ @WhoGitDaBiscuit  Room temperature IQ comment
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  2363.  @WhoGitDaBiscuit  BWAHAHAHAAA YOU REALLY PULLED "I KNOW YOU ARE BUT WHAT AM I?!" AHAHAHA damn cuz you're dumber than I thought. Can't even think of an original roast. Don't worry. You'll be able to talk shit like a real man someday m
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  2364. @JakeLee-st2yn  I mean, it's not a negative. You do need more air when running or fighting. My point was that they aren't using it as some kind of excuse. If anyone were in fight-or-flight and ended up restrained, they would have the same reaction unless they explicitly trained or have some crazy self-awareness. You see that she is trying to settle herself via the mediation, and it DOES work... until she can't concentrate anymore. I just like informing people that it's not an excuse or a script or a learned behavior or some shit to gain sympathy or something like that
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  2365. @hlf_coder6272  It's not. If you had any training in arrests and experience in handling the unwilling, you'd notice the same reaction and response over and over and over again throughout multiple interactions. I know, I know - you haven't talked to a real human in a while and YT comments are the peak of your human interactions, but I promise: If you had any combat training or halfway-decent training in restraint, the instructor will bring up the fight-or-flight reaction and how it affects you and your enemy. If you restrain someone who is still undergoing a stress reaction, they will start hyperventilating and their heart will pound, causing the exact feeling of not being able to breathe. Seen it in the military. Seen it working as bar security. Seen it in BDSM. As long as they are panicking, they will feel that tightness in their chest. In fact, if you go find a cop cam compilation for airports, you will see two officers manage to calm someone in a psychological meltdown who is restrained and undergoing the exact-same reaction.
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  2366. Brandon plz plz plz do a follow-up video explaining to people that Cowboy Rounds ARE NOT MADE WITH SMOKELESS and that USING SMOKELESS will literally turn a black-powder pistol into a pipe bomb. It may be your next planned video (because showing people what happens when you do SMOKELESS instead of Cowboy Rounds would make a great vid) but you really really REALLY need to emphasize the difference. Some kid is going to load in a smokeless round by mistake, and amputate his digits because it's just become a pipe bomb with a manual suicide switch.
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  2367.  @coldwaterhunter8176  The ATF inspects all black powder firearms and has banned some for their obviously ease of conversion. Some modern break-apart rifles come to mind - where the materials are made strong enough to take modern munitions and can easily fit an ejecting mechanism.
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  2368.  @antonsaiko  nope. You can get it in the mail.
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  2369.  @cymond  You can fan-fire a single action. You can't fan-fire a double action. It's dumb but it means single action can technically have higher rounds per minute.
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  2370.  @Ifnotfriendwhyfriendshaped  pyrodex is fine. Pyrodex is just more stable in transit.
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  2371. @YeaMan imagine spamming in the comments under a video about how trashy bots are
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  2372. Because they don't know that there was a gunfight mate. They walked outside and saw six cops piled on one guy without any context. Idk where you grew up that let you get by with people getting jumped and you say nothing but it sounds like a terrible upbringing.
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  2373. @pkmaster4988  Irl people don't have a frame-by-frame breakdown with funny memes overlaying the color-corrected-video at night. They walk out and see a bunch of people beating on a single person. The number of reasons police should be doing that are insanely low but was a norm prior to the proliferation of body cameras.
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  2374. @LaernHowToSpell  You realize that it's possible for the officers to be correct and the bystanders to be correct in their confusion. It doesn't matter who it is happening to. Anyone with a heart will look at someone stacked six-deep subdued WHILE being pummeled in the face and wonder why the officers are being extra-judicial in their arrest. If you don't see why witnessing that kind of beatdown is cause for concern then you were raised to be a monster
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  2375. >85% I'm a booking agent in the music industry. I book and manage musicians for 5% to 15% + approved expenses, depending on service. Industry standard is 15% - 30% + expenses. Big and small. Ffs the worst label contract I read stated that ownership was 50% across the board w/o signing bonus. 85% for just making the deal is the DEFINITION of extortion when the group making the deal has no role in the creative process. And ESPECIALLY if the deal DOESN'T INCLUDE EXPENSES. Ffs this news is enough to make me want to open an arm of my agency explicitly for e-sports.
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  2376. @thisperson5294  Why the gun though? I don't know who YOU are, but unless you are currently in a wheelchair and haven't ran one time in the last 3 years, I'd bet money you could have handled this without using lethal force. Hell, if this WAS just you or me doing what this cop did then we works be under arrest for Unlawful use of a weapon (aka escalated the stakes of a fight from mere bodily harm to lethal force)
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  2377. @DonnellOkafor-pd7yn  It is, actually. Assault is any activity causing someone to fear that serious bodily harm can occur. That means yelling, slapping, brandishing weapons, chasing, etc. are all assault. It has to instill the threat of serious bodily harm toward a specific target. BATTERY is when someone actually inflicts bodily harm. Aggravated Battery is when someone dies it with a weapon with the inability to immediately end someone's life. (This is why police will ask you if someone hit you with an open or closed hand. Closed hand is battery. Open hand is assault unless it was a serious blow. Closed hand is a punch, ergo battery). You can actually yell all you want on your property, as long as it is not directed towards someone as a threat. Noise ordinances only count for amplified audio or playing instruments without mutes.
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  2378. YEAR 2 OF ASKING FOR SANDRO V ANGELINA RACE
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  2379. ​ @dougeldridge1219  Drink. They should really let police officers smoke weed ngl
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  2380.  @maddermax74  the appeal will be that he clearly doesn't understand what's going on and that his decision making is impaired because - OBVIOUSLY - sane people with a solid grasp on cause and consequence just go out and shoot up schools. It's kinda brilliant legal maneuvering. There's no way they could have gotten him a better defense
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  2381.  @dens3096  so I think that the defense attorneys need to be pulled in front of a disciplinary hearing at the Florida Bar to explain themselves but the defendants of any legal action should be immune from charges related to such activities - money-wise. Bar hearings are usually pretty fair and reasonable. After all - the entire bar consists of seasoned defense and prosecutorial attorneys. They know for a fact that an attorney can't be held liable if the client literally walks in one day and dictates certain actions be taken. And they would be able distinguish attorney-guided strategy and client-mandated actions.
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  2382. ​ @beckyhobson3283  We could get more for our money if the mentally ill were actually being treated instead of constantly in and out of jail But hey, you're a conservative. If you were capable of thinking past tomorrow, you wouldn't be conservative in the first place.
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  2383. ​ @bobjoe3492  Only if your lawyer makes a deal with the DA If you ever find yourself in a messed-up situation and on-the-run, get a lawyer to negotiate your surrender. They can actually do that, and they can be on-top-of the negotiation wheel with the DA. If you don't have a lawyer, just turn yourself in and plead the 5th until you get a lawyer. If you got no information that they need then the only thing pleading will do is get you a slightly lesser sentence
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  2384. ​ @joel7949 anyone can get in. It's massage with extra steps
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  2385. "It's a rare situation" - seems like the kind of thing the 6th Amendment was made to prevent: "rare situations."
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  2386. Eh. I think the officers could have done better by starting with telling everyone to disperse or go to jail. Going kid to kid to kid is not the move
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  2387. @Blitz0555  they don't need to. But when they do the only legal reason is "officer safety." That was made extremely clear in the Mimms ruling. He didn't say that. He said "because I said so." The only other legal reason I have seen is an officer actually cited "Pennsylvania v. Mimms permits me to," which is technically citing the relevant case law. It's like Miranda rights. They do not have to read Miranda when someone was arrested - only when they are asking questions of an interrogative nature. But they have to say the correct lines. They can't just say "Miranda ruling states you have rights to an attorney."
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  2388.  @yokidrift1720  SAME also because the editors know what they are doing when presenting the full scope of a murder trial
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  2389. @dennismaple399  All police have to read Miranda rights because some police weren't informing people of their legal rights.
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  2390. Nobody gonna point out that a graffiti artist put "HENTAI RULES" and it's clearly in the shot at the end?
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  2391.  @PvblivsAelivs  that's why I said they will probably get travel expenses reimbursed as well.
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  2392.  @logansmall5148  Imma tell you this once, chief: Unless the government has a law that says "all ticket holders must be given entry," then it's not gonna happen. Examples include: People showing up to a venue completely trashed and not knowing that there was a rule against entering the venue while intoxicated CAN and WILL be denied entry. Many event companies in regions have a black list of people they will turn away at the door for being known sexual predators. They could have a hundred tickets and it doesn't need to be MY EVENT it happened at, they aren't getting in. The implicit contract between the ticket holder and an event coordinator is that it is on the onus of the ticket holder to ensure they qualify with all the requirements for entry into the venue. Being a lawyer for a firm the owner doesn't like is not a protected class that can't be discriminated against under New York or Federal law.
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  2393.  @baldthanos4614  only if there is an explicit law stating as such. I'm not based out of New York, but the right for a venue to refuse service to a ticket holder is as I described in my other posts AND is unlikely to change because of the reason I stated. Don't shoot the messenger.
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  2394.  @baldthanos4614  tf are you talking about? Tickets are just tokens that can be exchanged for access and can be bought or sold to other people who may not be eligible for entry. She could have (and did) get her ticket from the secondary market. An event will never NOT have presales for entry passes. Event passes will always pass along disclosures upon their purchase - especially online purchases - and real tickets (a novelty these days) will have the terms and conditions on the back. The ticket industry will NEVER have a system to match individuals to the tickets they purchased at point of sale. For that, you can thank Live! Nation and their subsidiary, ticketmaster, for keeping scalping legal. Don't shoot the messenger. That's just how it works.
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  2395.  @logansmall5148  it's not public intoxication in a private establishment and the black list doesn't require criminal convictions. It's merely that the venue owner or event promoter has described the conditions of persons entering the establishment. One promoter didn't want other promoters to enter the establishment for his events. One venue didn't want some shady promoters attending their events. You don't need to do anything wrong in order to be refused service. It's a private business on private property. If the venue owner doesn't want to service lawyers then they can make that call as well. Some bars allow Concealed Carry in them, some bars will tell people who show their CCP at the door that they don't allow persons to carry on their premises and bar that person from entry. Name the law that forces a business to service a lawyer? I eagerly await your response
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  2396.  @frankleeh1626  There are no lost wages because she was on vacation. There is no emotional trauma because getting denied entry into the venue did not cause life-altering loss of the general enjoyments of life.
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  2397.  @benjamincarlson6994  You aren't buying a service with a ticket. You are buying entry into a space. The customer has always been responsible for ensuring their legal presence in a space to witness a service between the event coordinator and the venue. If nobody purchased any tickets the event coordinator is still able to host the event and the venue owner is providing the service of using the space for the event. The service is merely between the event coordinator and the venue. Just like the service is between a train line and a station selling tickets for customers to embark upon it. The train would still service the station. This is a classic example of Dunning-Kruger effect. Every single sentence you have typed merely SOUNDS correct to someone without a dang clue as to what they are saying.
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  2398.  @frankleeh1626  Emotional trauma needs to cause a significant loss of the enjoyment of life on a permanent basis. If the only thing was she was denied entry into a venue then she's have a hard time arguing that she was robbed the enjoyment of life. We're talking trauma, here. It needs to be persistent.
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  2399.  @kgoblin5084  I don't think you understand how the ticket industry works. At all. A majority of tickets are purchased by people who have no intention of going to the event and merely for the sake of scalping them. You're acting like I support any of this venue's activities when I have made it abundantly clear that I don't - I'm merely explaining why the venue CAN do it and why it is IN LINE with norms of the entertainment industry. This is what happens when people replace a college education with YouTube videos: a cursory understanding of a subject without actual in-depth knowledge and experience on a subject. Being merely "kinda informed" is worse than being "well informed" on any subject. In the ticket and ticketing industry, the customer has the due diligence for checking if they qualify for entry. Period. Statement. Declarative sentence.
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  2400. @Seigemann  I'm telling you that it is. Pull me out a single law from a single state or city that states that the venue owner has to service the ticket-holder for any reason, unless the refusal is explicitly linked to a protected category of persons (ie race, sex, cultural identity, etc) Go on: You claim to know more than I do regarding the events industry so stop claiming nonsense and just f'ckin do it already. Do it. Just do it. Come on! Bring that tough talk full-circle.
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  2401.  @nephtys369  the terms and conditions will state that the venue holder and the promoter both have the right to refuse entry and to revoke entry at any time for any reason.
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  2402.  @radicalmoderate2730  thank Reagan. He messed it up like everything else he touched
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  2403.  @twillymantheoneandonly5587  well, strict firearm regulations and limited firearm ownership have worked out in literally every other nation.
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  2404.  @JP-nq7wf  >Epoch TV Ah. Yes. The newspaper that is literally owned and operated by a far-right Chinese doomsday cult. That's not an exaggeration like Faux News or Commie News Network; Epoch Times and Epoch TV are both direct media products of Falun Gong.
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  2405. ​ @AbimaelLopez-hz3qq  Are you kidding? Sentences were shorter.
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  2406. ​@abebuckingham8198 No. They can fully and rightfully sentence lower than the minimum by overturning a guilty verdict for a lesser verdict... it's just rarely done. A judge can overturn any guilty verdict or issue any time lesser than the minimum sentence for a myriad of reasons. Ie if a group of all-white jurors condemns a minority on flimsy evidence, a judge can say "there is no way they could have found him guilty if they weren't biased" and overturn a guilty ruling. This rarely (almost never) happens because the issues that would make a case so flimsy that only a biased jury would find someone guilty are brought up and tossed in pre-trial motions. The only thing a judge CANNOT DO is overturn a "not-guilty" verdict. A great example of this is the Snopes Monkey trial (Creationism vs. Evolution criminal trial) where the biased jury ruled that he was, indeed, guilty of breaking the law ... but the judge fined him a mere $1 and 1 Day in Jail, because fines and jail time in punishments were "up-to" an amount.
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  2407. ​ @abebuckingham8198  No. They have lots of discretion. They just use it in ways that are less-likely to seem biased when (in fact) they are still biased
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  2408. ​ @siyg  Yeah the Supreme Court doesn't allow children to be sentenced for actual life anymore. They have to be given parole eligibility (not automatically, mind you!) But can be put right back in if they so much as argue with police over a ticket.
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  2409. I'm just going to say that there's a reason your household hydrogen peroxide is only 2%.
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  2410. @stevet4564  there would be less accidents if they revoked drivers licenses and forced people to take driver's education over and over
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  2411.  @123lodge8  There is no way she was billed by insurance lolol She was in custody. All her treatment from the issue is free. 99
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  2412. @jeraldbottcher1588  Settlements regarding ongoing cases are a matter of public record, and the total amount is disclosed. It's for taxes.
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  2413.  @Incessuserro  >100k I don't think you understand how injured this woman is.
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  2414.  @Delimon007  My guy look at the photos. They are out there
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  2415. @Incessuserro  Then make police officers personally liable
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  2416. @adamorick2872  It might already be accounted for, actually. Since she was injured in custody the State has to pay for all of her treatment.
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  2417. @Earthboundmike  No. Lots of lawsuits exist because the law demands civil action in a fiscal dispute as opposed to the old-fashioned matter of "send some goon to beat you up and empty your bank account to cover a 33% interest every two weeks and btw it's illegal to shoot at the goon." Just like employment laws were made so that the workers would stop getting into actual armed conflict with their employers in the streets and roads of America
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  2418. That's a lot of weight lol
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  2419. The cops trying to get the others to make the charges larger is wild tho
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  2420. ​ @greygray6230  They will prioritize a hostage situation or abduction over any other house calls. The first two numbers are indicating the priority of response and the second number is the crime under that listing. That's what those numbers are when they are using the radio. People say "Fuck 12" because in a lot of major metro areas, the call sign they use is 12.
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  2421.  @videogamenoob100  She ruined it by engaging in fraud.
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  2422. @topspot4834  A cop will arrest you even if you didn't know it's fake because then everyone who gets caught with fake tinder can say "I didn't know!"
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  2423. @redhothchilipeppers6299  That's why people should opt for jury of their peers. At the end of the day, it's gotta be handled because the implication is too great if all a counterfeiter has to do is say "I picked it up off the ground" or "I got this from an atm" or some nonsense. It means cops gotta go back to where you got the bill, and if you refuse that, then the charge is yours, and the charge is yours if its proven you knew about it beforehand.
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  2424. I'm going to wager that they don't and that they merely have a portal from a federal resource (a FBI database) that converts each image into a comparable hash - which wouldn't be the image itself but a digital description of the image - for blind search purposes.
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  2425. ​ @Steven-gv1ke  Drugs are nonviolent offenses
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  2426. She was a kid. She can be better
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  2427. @emxilyk  I spray painted walls as a kid. Went to Juvie. Never touched the stuff again and got involved in community works projects. Literally none of us are the same people that we were as teenagers. That happens at around age 23 or so. Would I trust her with my family? No. Would I drink a beer with her? Definitely no lol She's only had toilet wine up until this point. But would I treat her normally? Yeah.
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  2428. @emxilyk  We, as a society, have to believe in second chances in all but the most-extraordinary of instances. The world will not function right if we throw the book at anyone and everyone, all the time. Especially kids. She has an actual mental health issue that wasn't being treated at the time and - hopefully - she has her priorities and goals worked out by now. The world cannot function if there are no second chances. Everyone at every point in time will have had to act perfectly harmonious - extreme or otherwise. Yes being a teenager doesn't mean it's natural to kill another person, or even normal to ... but being a teenager DOES mean that a person is struggling hard with themselves as they go through extreme emotional changes, and that neither you nor I are the same person that we were when we were that age.
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  2429. Thank conservatives. Progressives warned about this very thing when you guys insisted that that couple was able to refuse service based on moral grounds and when Hobby Lobby refused coverage based on moral grounds. Now that companies are refusing you service based on moral grounds, you weep and moan about civil rights that you rejoiced in their removal.
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  2430. >Retired Military General Convicted Traitor and Scoundrel, Michael Flynn?
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  2431. "He has cauliflower ears" Awesome perception by the officer. With zero context she analyzed that talking down the suspect was going to be difficult. More officers need to vocalize things like this so it's not perceived as any implicit bias. She noticed that bro was no stranger to head blows
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  2432. @Terry-Hesticle  Yeah they only do this for, like, extreme cases of wanton corruption. Systemic corruption. They had actual in-house gangs who fenced off evidence and got people killed.
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  2433. If someone takes being your friend as being in the "friend zone" then that's all red flags
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  2434. ​ @Darbobski that's not how this works, bud.
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  2435.  @Darbobski  and when you get fired for not following your employers rigorous contract requiring %deliveries? You highly underestimate how many houses are unmarked. I lived in Hawaii for most of my life and half the houses have zero markings outside their pre-zipcode "zone" number (91-###). In Missouri, a quarter of the homes or houses I delivered pizza to have no markings. Between some comment on the internet about how people shouldn't get their delivery in a timely fashion and keeping their job by leaving it at the nearest home, every driver will tell you to suck it and cry to your congressman to make changes to laws regarding mapping accuracy AND the ability of drivers to withhold deliveries without reprisal from their higher-ups.
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  2436.  @Darbobski  it's not their job to clearly mark your address for you. It's their job to go to the location you indicated - to the best of their ability - and DELIVER the package. That's part of the delivery terms that you didn't read before ordering your delivery. You could always opt to go pick up whatever you are having shipped, manually, or have them deliver it via USPS.
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  2437. I'm not a car expert but that's a looooot of engine for a small compartment w/ that air intake?
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  2438. ​ @MarkZickefoose  i think private property and personal property are different so yes
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  2439. ​ @dangeary2134  they don't own it as a nature preserve or they would have registered it as such and it would have had its own special rules - including protection from squatting
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  2440. ​ @mikeclarke3005  "i would murder someone for trespassing" is gonna look great when you go to court, man.
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  2441. ​@desperate need of scotch that's literally not the full definition of "taking care of ownership" and your uneducated opinion on the matter is showing itself
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  2442. #4 is literally a dude disrupting a wedding procession and crying about it lol You always yield for a funeral drive. Always. Alwaaaaays. The rule is there to keep people from fighting and crashing into one-another and as a sign of passing respect for the dead. What a total Karen
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  2443. They didn't even show Alexander's greatest triumph: the sacking of Tyre. They probably didn't because it would have made him - distinctly - the "villain," but it was a triumph of siegeworks and logistics as well. They literally tore down the coastal town of "Old Tyre" and used it to create the vast siegeworks to build a land bridge, move siegeworks across, and directly assault the indestructible city. They could make an entire movie just on the siege of Tyre and it would be great. But Alexander would definitely be the villain in it.
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  2444. They are not reporting the sales properly. That's it
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  2445. ​ @jamallabarge2665  You can thank the NRA and GOP for that. The ATF is not allowed to have computers at all. At. All. For any documentation of firearm purchases. You know that silly form you fill out? The ATF has it in a physical drawer. This is another example of Republicans self-inflicting government incompetence then blaming the insufficiency on government. Not only would a database actually help matters, but would make firearm purchases easier for people doing it legally.
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  2446. ​ @danielh.5116 People deny sales of alcohol all the time and bartenders are liable for people drunk driving from their establishments
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  2447. ​ @jamallabarge2665  "UH I KNOW THAT THERE IS THIS HUGE PROBLEM WE CREATED BUT YOU KNOW WHAT ITS STILL THE ATF'S FAULT" you know what's wild? Your brain literally cannot comprehend a gun store not doing the paperwork they need to put submitting it on time, then can't comprehend why this entire process being entirely paper is a bad thing. "UH WHY DIDN'T THEY KNOW ABOUT THOSE 33 PURCHASES HUH?!?" Because the system is broken and the store is doing what hundreds of other known-trafficking locations do: they mail the forms and tell the person to leave the date blank. I'm not too worried about this convo though. You are clearly a shill.
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  2448. "I am defending white people" is not something non-racists say though.
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  2449. ​ @protoman1214  How about they don't mess with a man just trying to survive?
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  2450. ​ @gutwallst6645  They don't hire people with empathy. They hire thugs who take orders
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  2451.  @pkmntrainerred4247  That's new evidence and an EASY mistrial. When the State has charged you, they have to have all their ducks in a row. At least here in America.
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  2452. ​ @Jonathan.D  He was toying with them and that was his downfall. He could have peeled away so many times prior to that but you can see him brake with nothing in his way to let them catch up. He wasn't unskilled. He was just cocky
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  2453. ​ @The_Grim_Rabbit They literally said that they would kill the pursuit if he rode towards an accident scene that was ahead. Which is smart.
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  2454. ​ @kayfurlano1462  Nope. He had those things to change into when he got away.
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  2455.  @Maxim2693-g5w  It needs to be more often
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  2456. It's shoplifting, my guy.
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  2457. ​ @fly1ngpapaya  "They will" Aye the YouTube lawyer is a psychic as well!
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  2458. @Cameraflyer-  My guy they don't need to be charged or arrested but you clowns in the comment section are acting like shoplifting should be treated like assault or possession. It doesn't warrant an insane bond and it doesn't warrant the six-car response w/ window breaking. It's shoplifting. Not even mom-and-pop establishments, but large retail chains.
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  2459. "Another word for pre-owned that starts with R" Are you being facetious or are you asking us to remind you of the definition of "Reuse"
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  2460. @that.ll_do_pig  it's not tho
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  2461. >underdeveloped There are literally places in remote India more-accessible by foot than most of the US by any form of public transit.
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  2462. Every State has a set of laws preventing police from showing up on school campuses without warning and allowing the school to refuse officers entry. Many of these programs abuse that notification period to fake-up the program.
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  2463. I'm waiting for the day an officer asks their name, they say "None-ya-business" and the officer says "Okay Mr Yabiznez"
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  2464. 1. Zipper Merge is 1 for 1. It's not a bathroom; It's a traffic system. 2. The incident seemed mutual. 3. They didn't get him on video doing the damage, and there was a clear physical altercation l. 4. Someone claimed that there was a mythical gunman standing outside the vehicle menacing them. It is entirely possible for both parties to be wrong.
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  2465. Insurance is a racket
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  2466. @armandolimon7465  my guy the reenlistment bonus is.
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  2467. @armandolimon7465  Now you are talking around a basic concept that another veteran would be able to grasp that I grasp that on a fundamental level lol I said reenlistment bonus and that's not even including hazard pay for actually being in an area. All those are tax-free. Yeah Sherlock they are prorated lol no duh. I meant that you would totally take being a civilian police officer for 20 years military party and free college and Healthcare lol
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  2468.  @armandolimon7465  ... You're kidding, right? You weren't in the military if you didn't get HDP, HDIP, or receive your bonus pay tax-free due to being in a combat zone. The IRS even lists them on their website. Were you like National Guard or Reserves or something?
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  2469.  @armandolimon7465  ... You're kidding, right? You weren't in the military if you didn't get HDP, HDIP, or receive your bonus pay tax-free due to being in a combat zone. The IRS even lists them on their website. Were you like National Guard or Reserves or something?
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  2470. "She was being polite and professional" Lol yeah b/c if this judge showed unprofessionalism at this stage it would give him grounds for an appeal. The man is representing himself and he is lodging legal motions when he has no grounds to - but to prohibit him from doing so may give some judge later down the line grounds to reconsider the verdict due to impropriety. This was handled perfectly.
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  2471. SANDRO 4 EL PRESIDENTE
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  2472. >Source: The British Museum Read: "Stolen by the British" The only reason the pyramids are still in Egypt are because they were too large to fit on British ships.
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  2473. "If you don't like it, then run faster next time" lol Words of a man who has a go-to line for every situation.
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  2474.  @coffinmyface4237  dude CRT literally boils down to teaching Black History beyond slavery and a month covering the same few people in the 60s. "What happened after slavery?" "Oh yeah. So the government paid all the slave-owners compensation for their slaves freedom, and as soon as Reconstruction was over the slave-owning class hurried as fast as they could to systemically keep the previous slaves from being able to sue their old masters for damages, participating in government, and formed the Ku Klux Klan to terrorize and intimidate black persons from voting." "Oh. Damn. Until the 60s?" "Yep. Oh and it's worse. Not only were African Americans segregated nationwide, but they had to deal with discrimination in the military as well. And when they came back from war, they were unable to get VA Housing Loans or government grants due to a mapping process that placed houses near or in minority communities having significantly less value than the same house but not within that community." "That's crazy. I heard about Segregation but not the housing thing." "Yeah. And you want to know the messed up part? Guess when the practice ended." "Um. The 60s?" "No. The 90s - with the Fair Housing Act." "Oh! So that's why all of my black friends live near one-another? That's insane. But what about my other friend who lives down the street?" "There are exceptions to everything : in this case, Mr Hassan invented the hoverboard. But the vast majority of people can't just innovate their way out of poverty. It's a slow, generation-by-generation process in a majority of cases." That's a gist of how Critical Race Theory is taught via History. You don't need to say "white bad black good" to give a child empathy for the plight of others.
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  2475. "I don't get why it's fast for restaurants" Decades of being brainwashed into thinking: Money = success; fast food = no money No money = no value No value = Less than human. Also Charlie: pizza delivery drivers have a mortality rate 3x that of police officers.
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  2476. You guys realize that yelling at people in public is assault, yeah?
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  2477. ​​ @SnowieShiba  >how does "time served" work? Time Served is the court considering some part of your sentence as having been dealt with, and it doesn't exactly mean "no punishment." If I was committing the crime of cookie larceny in the 1st degree - but lost my whole hand to the cookie jar safety mechanism - the court can sentence me to 10 years but the judge can rule that I've suffered enough and that it is considered "time served" enough. It's also a bargaining chip for plea deals. What is vital is that "time served" does not mean the person is innocent. It means that they are and still will be a convicted felon. They can no longer enjoy many freedoms that non-felons enjoy... including actually leaving the country during the portion of your sentence as "time served" because other nations will consider you still under your original nation's custody, regardless of the status. No voting. No food stamps. No WIC. No subsidized Healthcare. No guns at all. No jobs at many many many places known for "starter" jobs. No professional license. No college grants. No Union leadership roles. And it's still a "strike" in systems where the third felony conviction is an automatic life sentence, regardless of the type of crime. And ooooooooh they will throw the whole book and the press it was printed on at the person who got "time served" and is back to commit another crime during that span of time lol.
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  2478. @brandonlee3892  Bruh if someone is looking at any time above a few months, snitching is the easiest way to make sure you have to wait until everyone else is done hanging out.
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  2479. @dewilew2137  yeah. So killing someone without intent is it's own separate charge of homicide, and by that definition it cannot be premeditated, therefore cannot be attempted murder. If that was the case then every aggravated assault case would simply be charged as attempted murder.
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  2480. @lastdance2099  It really isn't though. If every attack was to be considered the absolute worst then there would never be any aggravated battery charges. Ever. Because using a weapon means accepting the other party can die. You see how dumb that sounds when you use it in it's legal context? "He could have died so it is attempted murder" then every person who speeds should go to jail for attempted murder since they are committing a crime and they know people can die from it! Jfc the literal difference between first, second, and third degree ('Manslaughter') murder is planning and intent. First degree is when you have both. Second degree is when you have intent but no plan. Third is when you have neither, but you still cause a homicide. Attempted murder requires intent. These two people were shooting at one-another through a car and neither of them saw each-other to take aim. The officer literally shot thru his own car and the suspect shot thru his own car. The officer got winged. This precedent is so old that it's the cornerstone of the Tombstone Trial regarding the shootout at the OK Coral. They had zero intent on killing the men who refused to disarm in town. So when they (the heroes) were brought to federal court to answer for the shooting, they argued that the confrontation was legal and they had no proof of prior intent to simply kill the men (because they didn't shoot the one guy who surrendered) There was TONS of prior intent. They knew that the other party wasn't going to disarm themselves and that they were going to shoot these men dead where they stood, and that it was the result of a grudge and not any matter of law - but it wasn't provable, as they deliberately let the one who dropped his gun surrender himself alive. In the middle of the stand-off.
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  2481. @christophercarpkey9382  It's not enhancement. It is it's own charge entirely and it's pretty hefty
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  2482. @Rayne247  I went to college and this knowledge was gained on my thesis regarding contradictory legal cases and "bootstrap" charges. Intent and Planning are literally the defining features of 1st and 2nd Degree murder. Manslaughter is when there is no intent and no planning but the victim dies from a foreseeable, yet unlikely, outcome. What does the phrase "aggravated battery" mean to you in a manner that isn't also "attempted murder" except in intent
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  2483. @Rayne247  he didn't shoot directly at him though. That's where the case will hinge. Two people shot at each other without seeing each other. All shots were made through the body of each vehicle so they aren't even aiming at the easiest way to kill the officer: through the window
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  2484. @kt5661  Yes. 100%. That's why we have different degrees of certain crimes. In a homicide, the degrees are 1st, 2nd, and 3rd (aka Manslaughter in many districts). 1st requires intent and planning and/or being a result of a planned crime (like robbing a jewelry store and killing the owner for fighting back. 2nd requires intent but no planning aka spur-of-the-moment/passion. Manslaughter is killing a person without intent or planning. Like speeding and one of your passengers dies in a crash. The reason this is done is because there are a wide variety of instances that may not warrant the same punishment lengths
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  2485. #15 driver is a moron lol his dash cam would have convicted him
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  2486. The gyrojet was designed initially for space combat. If fired in the vacuum of space then cooling wouldn't be an issue. Also: the barrel coming out is a feature, not a bug. You don't want the wielder to have sustained burns on their hands.
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  2487. ​@raggedyred21 ROE never changed in any real capacity. You wait to see if they are armed and if they are armed, confirm that them being armed warrants engagement. Then you give them warnings. If they do not heed warnings then you can aim. They must be the first to open fire or there must be extenuating circumstances that give you cause to open fire first (such as Intel or tier 1 operation). It's nuts that any veteran can rightly call Police skittish, trigger-happy, and bloodthirsty. Just because EVERYTHING is a potential threat DOES NOT MEAN you get to treat everything as a potential threat.
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  2488. The woman who falls over is just in shock that she didn't lose her eye
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  2489. Reasons to Fly Right: 1) Not dying 2) Not having a report saying I died of stupidity. 3) Not having a YouTube Channel be able to make a video about the report
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  2490. I know this is years late, but as someone in the Navy and who did diving: There is no way anyone survived an implosion of a submarine. It's literally like a hydrolic press machine on every square inch of a person x 300 atm at 300 meters in depth being applied to every surface of the boat's interiors - and every sailor within them - instantly. That's 4400 pounds of weight per square inch of surface. Keep in mind that the most devastating of conventional explosives will only top out at around 20 psi, which is enough to demolish reinfirced concrete into rubble.
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  2491. >why is her spit brownish That's blood. She has a bronchial injury or an infection
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  2492. "Charismatic Leadership" wouldn't have helped Darius He was facing the first example of a "military as a war machine" since the Bronze Age. Where strategic cunning AND logistical prowess AND desperation were all key factors. Alexander never had the money to pay for his military campaigns out-of-pocket. He knew it. His men knew it. But he was smart on the field, and smart with his ability to relay information and co-opt foreign manpower into Greek culture and policy played key roles in allowing his men to keep moving forward until - eventually - morale collapsed and no promise of glory or fame or riches could move them forward. Some of them had been in rotation for a quarter of a man's expected life expectancy and would have enjoyed actual retirement of some form.
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  2493. @zkilla4611  they show all the signs of alcohol poisoning Look man I worked bar security for years. If they are laying on the ground outside - Dead to the world without physical contact - and they are asleep in the worst place to sleep, but it's wherever they ended up, then they show 2 out of the 5 signs of alcohol poisoning. The fact that the man was swinging like a tree in the wind and could barely form a cohesive sentence is another. The other two steps weren't performed by the officer because he doesn't know how to, or is prevented by policy. Those are the pain test (sternum rub or arm nerve pinch) and pulse/breath monitoring. The guy wasn't even fighting him or swinging he was literally just too intoxicated to realize that he had already had his interaction and time with the police. Those are medical symptoms. A police officer isn't going to do anything other than escalate a medical situation into a criminal one. Police are for belligerent and harassing drunk people. Not passed out and barely responsive. And it was usually effers like you who would try to leave the bar with their passed out friend that let some chick shove 10 tequila shots down that called it "Oh she is just drunk." No mfer she is legally near death.
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  2494.  @tonyd8936  Bartenders and servers call security for criminal activity, but EMS for medical emergencies. A group of people passed out is not a police thing it's a medical thing
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  2495. #3 Dawg why are you going 77 in pouring rain with your girl in the car? There is nowhere you are going worth the seconds you are saving
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  2496. ​ @PhiberOptik1979  No. The court says that the reason is officer safety. If he said anything other than officer safety then he's on a power trip
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  2497. @jd-ls4tk  But they did. It wasn't officer safety. It was "because I said so." They aren't even obligated to do any physical test outside of a breathalyzer
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  2498. @jd-ls4tk  "Because I can" is not a legal reason under Mimms. The only legal reason stated by the court is officer safety
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  2499. @PhiberOptik1979  It has nothing to do with legislation and everything to do with Supreme Court precedent. Now it would be something I'd personally hold in major contention if I were told that on the principle of the matter. The police read you your Miranda Rights based on jurisprudence, not legislation. And when they read you your Miranda they can't just say "Okay. Miranda Rights. We done here?" I am familiar with Mimms. My contention is that the officer does not need to tell the other party the reason they are stepping out - but if they give any reason it should match what the Supreme Court ruled: "Officer safety" or they can say "I can under Pennsylvania v. Mimms" and both be sufficient. Heck I'd even take "I need to continue my investigation." It's actually been in a lot of police cam videos you will see as well. Whenever someone asks they go for one of those three statements. But "Because I can" explicitly exists outside the scope of that ruling, just like saying "because it's a Tuesday and I'm bored."
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  2500. @GoodGrief10  The civil rights act doesn't explicitly say that an officer can't pull someone out for being black either but if the said "because you are black" as the reason for stepping out of the car then he would be in violation of it
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  2501. My guy those "Twitter files" are fake af 😒 They wouldn't use unclassified email channels linked directly to the government to make such a request. They would have done so through an intermediary third-party. The fuckin email isn't even formatted correctly for an official DOD email.
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  2502.  @breakingboardrooms1778  Not really. You can legally overthrow a government - by vote, participation, or force. You can't legally overthrow a corporation by any machination. Hell, corporations don't even need to go to court with their employees or customers anymore with a billion-and-one arbitrary arbitration clauses - who almost always work in favor of the arbiters regular employer (the big company with major money). Corporations can literally run their little fiefdoms and manage their serfs with their own kangaroo courts and you can do nothing about it anymore. Why? Capital bought the government. Specifically in 2000 w/ Citizens United.
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  2503. People in here are acting like landing on snow, dirt, and water are all the same and have the same consequences. A snowmobile has faaaaaar more risk than any ATV equivalent. Injuries in the cold are more severe than in warmth, and the loss of physical motion in the cold is much more pronounced than in the warmth. We don't need people jackkniving themselves with 450 lb objects on compacted snow. This isn't a skill issue - it's physics and physiology. It's the same reason Guinness World Records doesn't recognize the fastest water speed on a boat anymore - at a certain point, death is guaranteed and humans passed that point a looooong time ago. Water isn't good for land speed records. Snow isn't good for atv flipping.
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  2504. This is why police don't chase sometimes
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  2505.  @aceofcheems7685  focusing on the good things helps. Legal weed helps waaaaaaaaay more
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  2506.  @MSheaBaby  Poverty is a powerful motivator
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  2507. ​@nrakma You have to my guy. Wtf. You read your driver's manual.
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  2508.  @newmoonwithface  that's one bar's policy. The rest are actually reasonable
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  2509.  @NE0C0R7EX  lemme guess: got turned away for being too drunk?
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  2510.  @NE0C0R7EX  You're an idiot. Tf you think bouncers are out here trying to do more work than they need to and fighting random people that they don't need to? You strike me as the kind of guy who thinks that he can get drunk and stupid in the club and who gets his ass whooped because his behavior is so obnoxious that they HAVE to do something. If you're behaving in such a way that bouncers have to do something, then you're the problem.
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  2511. Nah. He's white.
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  2512. Wtfym the legal system is extremely heavy handed a majority of the time
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  2513.  @OrionDawn15  most of the time lol
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  2514. #34 Free my bruddah Jerry
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  2515. @TDS_Counselor  it's not true crime. It's the bots and advertisers
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  2516. He hands them documentation of their sins against CHILDREN and - when faced with outright denial - they had the audacity to bring up "your sins." They literally put their sins on display for her, then remarked how they were never against children.
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  2517. ​@ffirstllast3328 Uh. Officers should be pushed to actually use force. I respect this officer for letting things get out of control before he started clubbing the dude and actually scrapping with him. We need law enforcement to show this kind of resilience when faced with completely unarmed threats. This isn't a sport. This is a government official acting in capacity of law and order. If the dude was just being loud, uncooperative, and didn't attack him then he can make himself look like a dunce all day.
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  2518. 4:32 Your car is teetering on the edge of death and the absolute Chad sat there smoking his way thru the incident. It wasn't his transmission. It was the immense weight of those steel balls he had.
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  2519. @johnmccafferty1192  Grinding two of the same materials together can create a flat surface. And telescope lenses are optician-tier lenses
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  2520. @Semruk_The2headed  two minerals of the same strength will flatten to one-another from grinding.
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  2521. ​ @michaelschemmel1984  Even large objects slide extremely well
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  2522. ​ @michaelschemmel1984  Yeah. How do you think eye-glasses and telescopes were made before a micrometer was developed?
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  2523. >spoilage of evidence The latest data states that you would need direct evidence (not mere testimony) to demonstrate a police officer deliberately did mute the audio with the intentions of subverting the due course of justice and not because of PII or other approved use (see: statements submitted by SA victims in some jurisdictions, statements made by children in almost every jurisdiction, etc). You literally need a video off their improper use of video muting
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  2524.  @Crowfist  who asked for your approval?
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  2525. "The Siege in Ruby Ridge" ... so you're the guy responsible for killing kids and a dog for the crime of simply wanting to be left alone? That's not something I'd put on my brag sheet. The Ruby Ridge siege is the epitome of police ineptitude in the face of civilian care and may you be haunted by the ghosts of those children for the rest of your days.
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  2526.  @YouSh0uldCryAboutIt  it wouldn't have worked
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  2527. Lol you should start a YouTube series where you send in perfectly good cars to see if a dealership is honest. Hit me up: I'm in Saint Louis and would know which shops to audit.
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  2528.  @jakek6728  the only YouTube videos indicating persons doing it are regular news outlets and they only do - like - 4 or 5 shops in an area. The CBC does some segments but they are a full-fledged news network. We lease a couple of cars, do a complete diagnostic checkup, and hit the USA city by city - going through the ringer of every mechanic we can find. A city could easily pump out 4-5 videos worth of content (each also having a few "feel good" stories of legit mechanics doing the right thing) and by the time they are released we've already moved on to another city. And I'm willing to bet that people would foot some patreon money to make sure their region is high on the radar. If it's done with leased vehicles and a few high-donor patreons bringing the cars to the shop, the budget would be pretty affordable.
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  2529. @barbarossa1780  Yep. People don't understand how parole works. You should see people freaking out about the British Justice System's sentences without knowing how it works. They'll say "25 YEARS FOR KILLING 4 PEOPLE INJUSTICE" when the truth is that the UK doesn't differentiate the reason for murder until parole. They serve every day of they sentence, then they have 10 minutes before a board of people to explain why they should get out. If it was Manslaughter, 2nd, or 1st degree murder, they'll rule on it then and there. The people committing 1st degree murder don't get out - it's just a simpler way to run the parole system AND to have a check so that people aren't locked up and the key thrown away over some moral issue (like someone being gay or Muslim or whatever and receiving a higher sentence than the type warrants).
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  2530. @littlegirllost2654  Yeah that's a good thing
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  2531. It's not about first contact or every single "PUNCH ME THEN COME ON PUNCH ME" guy would be entitled to kill the other party. Starting a fight comes down to who is the initial aggressor. If I am flirting with a women and her man hits me out of nowhere, then yeah HE is the aggressor. If I was YELLING and RAISING HELL at someone and another person hits me out of nowhere, then I am the initial aggressor. Some states even have statutes that list "fighting words" as a direct defense for any charge of Assault, as the person who is starting the commotion and being unhinged IS a threatening issue. For all he knew it was a homeless bum yelling at her (in the passenger seat, btw) for parking in a handicapped spot. He responded with an appropriate amount of force to address the situation (didn't even punch the guy), and he was shot over it.
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  2532. The military did so much to prepare me for the real world. It really prepped me for homelessness when I got out.
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  2533. @josephrankin6055  I'm not saying that it can't happen - I am merely saying that American Trains are built with vehicle collisions in mind.
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  2534.  @RandomUser2401  uh. Samsung phones are made in Korea. With labor laws
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  2535.  @diwhy5116  Samsung devices are made in South Korea you mop
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  2536.  @RandomUser2401  any galaxy or lg runs smooth after 5 years
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  2537. ​ @Dainty213  They make fires that may get out of control. They don't go around committing aggravated arson
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  2538. @guardianlynx1745  Or you were injured and had to pay for your hospital bill because the ambulance took you to the wrong hospital and have to eat all those costs. When it's one person then that's an individual. When it's a majority of Americans then it's the system
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  2539.  @shotgunsam23  i was in the military and can tell you that suicide rates among combat veterans are equivalent to the suicide rates among IS Analysis dealing with cataloging combat footage and intelligence media.
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  2540.  @Pause4pot  And Mexico and Japan and Native tribes Unless you have a different definition of "win a war" than "the surrender of a force under terms named by the opposing force"
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  2541. Dude you are such a moron. The USS Liberty was attacked due to a Message Handling Error. The USS Liberty did not handle an IMMEDIATE priority message fast enough and it delayed the IDF from knowing that an American vessel was operating in the region. The event transformed how both land and sea Radio Rooms manage their message handling. There's even a big fuckin alarm that sounds when IMMEDIATE priority messages come thru and the CWO must personally ensure that the message gets to the proper person within five minutes of receipt. If transmitting, an IMMEDIATE priority message means you stop whatever you're doing, take that message, and have it transmitted within 5 minutes. It's obvious that you have no insight into any matters of the military.
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  2542.  @shotgunsam23  I'm gonna have to dig around for it. I read it in a primary study and not from an article or editorial of the study. Veteran Suicide brings up so many results I'll have to dig in for it.
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  2543. Conservatism is based on cruelty. Never forget it
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  2544. ​ @joelglanton6531 found the bad dad who is mad about the divorce
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  2545. ​ @nicwelch  You get pay stubs to know it's been deducted, yeah?
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  2546. ​ @jsivco3sivco785  "UH BUT WHAT ABOUT WOMEN" - a guy who doesn't actually care about women any other day of the year
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  2547. ​ @baggav99  He could have sued the officer because that's not in the purview of his enforcement powers
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  2548. ​ @tinkthestrange  Maybe we should find public infrastructure and transit so people can stop crying about how not having a License is the end of the world. Also, they could ride scooters or a bicycle to work. You guys just feel entitled to driving as a right when its convenient for you
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  2549. ​ @morgansummers5803 skill issue
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  2550. ​ @sydwelglobal1439  No. They can. You just can't walk away after years of accepting responsibility and care for the child. If you treated a child like an offspring from the start then the courts won't back you neglecting that child.
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  2551. ​ @volvo09 skill issue We could also fund public transit. But noooooo that's commie.....
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  2552. ​ @volvo09  "I'D HAVE TO BIKE 4 MILES ONE WAY TO GET TO THE STORE!" Buy a horse or a scooter, then.
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  2553. ​ @johnpublic6582 skill issue. Move closer to work or buy a horse or scooter
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  2554. ​ @walkinharmonyhomestead2888 it is. You read the Driver's Manual, yeah? Signed the form to get your license where it clearly states: "Driving is a privilege" in those exact words, more-or-less?
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  2555. ​ @JamesThomas-kx5sj  Skill issue.
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  2556.  @JamesThomas-kx5sj  Ahaha I can type comments while listening.
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  2557.  @walkinharmonyhomestead2888  You are free to do whatever you want on your own roadways that you build with your own money on your own land. The license to operate a motor vehicle on the roadways is just that - a license to operate a motor vehicle on the roads that everyone collectively pays for and uses, and by law that license is umilaterally valid in other states. Your petty sense of entitlement is humorous. You are free to travel. You just feel entitled to use a car to do so. You can take a horse and buggy all day. You can take a moped or a bike all day. But you won't because you feel entitled to use the roads that the rest of us actually pay for with our licenses and fees. Also: >travel Ah. Another nutcase.
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  2558.  @mikepalmer1971  There's a document you can file for that.
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  2559.  @wrent291  So you knew that she was getting paid less than what was due and you didn't cut a check for the amount? Damn cuz. That sounds like a skill issue to me.
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  2560.  @walkinharmonyhomestead2888  I think that you don't need a license to operate a house on anybody public thoroughfare in any state of the Union, with the exception of Hawaii.
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  2561. @joelglanton6531  waaaaaah cry harder my guy Driving is a privilege and people who don't think so are usually the ones who need it revoked.
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  2562. @sydwelglobal1439  that doesn't matter route mate. If you act as a child's legal father and you stop loving them because you found out it wasn't yours then you're the monster in the situation to the kid.
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  2563. ​@kayleesykes2739 More like "we don't feel like wrestling a maniac today
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  2564. ​ @bubbajones4522  This is nuts by guy. This is a small government matter like all the conservatives cry about. The people that arrested her are all Republicans.
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  2565. ​@sweetpepino1907 If you had a clean cut anywhere before then you know that you can't immediately process it. It takes a bit.
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  2566. I've seen more responsiveness from a corner junky lol this man is gooooooooone
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  2567. Unfortunately the standard for courtroom decorum grants judges a kind of imperium over everyone within the court they oversee. There is no law saying that a judge can do anything they like, but there are laws that say a judge cannot be arrested or sued for an act of judgement while court is in session - regardless of that judgement's validity. They can have a random spectator in the gallery bound and gagged for as little as sneezing, if they so desired. There was one judge who literally fought a defense attorney for disagreeing with him and the thing that hit him disbarred and fired was NOT the actual fight itself, but the fact that he then returned and forced the defendant to engage with court proceedings without said attorney present. A judge could literally offer the defendant a goofy-ass alternative to regular sentencing - like being forced to physically walk the distance of an unpaid cab fare or hold up a sign that says "I'm a terrible person," as viable alternatives to sentencing. Those would be optional, but the judge would never receive punishment for offering the convicted a choice in their sentencing (so long as the alternative is a fair sentence as well).
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  2568.  @shawnwatson1419  the only reason Cash for Kids even resulted in judicial punishment is that there was an external conspiracy that involved a judge. The judge could have still been a guy who sentenced kids to long term convictions. Judges can't get sued for their judgement. That includes their formal imperium within the court.
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  2569. We get it. You're racist
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  2570.  @M167A1  man that's the dumbest take in this entire thread. People IN THE CORPORATION are already not getting hit while the HEADS OF THE CORPORATION responsible should DEFINITELY be rolling for blatant and gross violations of the crime.
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  2571.  @Br3ttM  >people don't gain criminal immunity from working at a company If the activity a company undertook under directive was illegal but the money was sent to shareholders and investors then the persons within the company are immune from prosecution for crimes the company committed. The only way to prosecute the company is to prove the action "pierced the corporate veil."
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  2572.  @zapazap  It's very convenient for a corporation to kill people for the sake of money and keep it's doors open too. I'll believe corporations are people the second Texas executes one.
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  2573.  @zapazap  except that corporate personhood is legally considering them as persons in the US with rights of a US citizen without any of the constraints of a US citizen. They can lobby congress. They can literally buy politicians and presidents using money no single human could ever acquire on their own. They then go on to kill and maim people with no resulting charges or equivalency and almost everyone involved makes money off the suffering of others. DuPont knowingly and willingly killed hundreds of people and poisoned an entire generation. And for that they got ... a fine less than the amount that they made off the poisoning. There's thousands upon thousands of examples of corporations breaking the law and getting a fine less than the money it made them. And every example is less than what a real person would have suffered had the person been an actual human being. Remember when banks and finance companies made corporations to float loans and pad their books with fake AAA loans - resulting in the 2008 financial crisis? Who went to jail for that, again? Oh. Nobody. The equivalent of a corporate death sentence would be the freezing of assets, jailing of managers and executives, and loss of ability to work in the US. But that's "too extreme."
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  2574.  @zapazap  playing word games doesn't change that corporations in the USA are legally people who can't be charged with crimes. It's bullshit
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  2575. Submarine sailors get an extra whopping $200/month on their pay. I told them that there is no price the could pay me to replace fresh air, cigarettes, and warm showers.
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  2576. ​​ @johndododoe1411 >saf​​​e exit at titanic depths I was a diver and this is just dumb. There is no "safe" exit from 1 atm of pressure to 380 atm of pressure... That's 5,000 psi. Aka AN AUTOMOBILE for every SQUARE INCH of your body. For comparison, deep sea divers - with reinforced suits and pressure chambers - max out at 423.9 psi and they need WHOLE WEEKS to keep their blood cells from bursting like shaken soda cans. There would be more left of you if you laid down on a busy freeway for 2 hours. Hell. If we amongus jettisoned you out of an airlock into the vacuum of space, there would AT LEAST be a body afterwards (1 atm to ~0 atm). Water pressure and dive physics (there is an entire field of physics dedicated to this) is crazy incomprehensible to those who haven't studied it. At that depth, you go from a solid object to dissolved liquid solution almost instantly. Ever notice how there are no bones on the Titanic wreckage footage? It's not because fish ate the bones ... It's because there are no bones. Crushed to dust.
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  2577.  @johndododoe1411  then you would make the sub out of that stronger material. I'm going to make it real simple, man. The military spends a lot (a looooooooooot) of money training a lot of people to run their nuclear submarines... but they don't have underwater escape systems. It's not because they think their subs indestructible or people invaluable, but because an escape vessel, at-depth, is redumbdant. Creating a seperate escape channel creates more points of failure. And if it relies on an inner section made of stronger material ... you just make the whole thing out of that stronger material in the first place. Not to mention that the new material is not GRADUALLY reaching 5000 psi (like a descent) but INSTANTLY reaching 5000 psi. There are materials that can handle it - but you can't get those alloys on the civilian market, as their only use is on attack submarines. I appreciate the thoughtfulness but that's just not how it works. Every person on a submarine is closing their own coffin every descent.
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  2578. I am actually looking into kit bodies and that is going to be what I pick. You know why? Because I'm not trying to race anyone and I keep Toyota parts under the hood.
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  2579. ​@@michaelkstahl>assigned the debt If you hire an assassin then the assassin and you are on the hook for the murder. If you're suing someone and ruining their credit without proper paperwork then you should not be in business
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  2580.  @RougeComputer  He could have bought it in Florida and didn't flip the plates when he was in NJ.
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  2581. @Jason_556  It's called having a faster car.
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  2582. @Jason_556  There is no interstate police force in the USA outside the FBI and some regulatory agencies.
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  2583. If you are ever in a barricade situation and the other party says anything to the affect of "I'm writing something," pull back. It's their will/last letter
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  2584. Boy are we glad those AR/M systems never got to be used in actual arctic combat. Maintaining that weapon would be a nightmare.
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  2585. I'm here to remix the chorus with a sick af bass set.
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  2586. ​ @scottyi88  It's 100% jurisdiction. They don't want Highway Patrol engaging in pursuits where they don't know the roads and don't have communication with the local dispatcher. That's how people get REALLY hurt. Imagine coming up on a blind curve w/ construction and the officer doesn't know. Or passing a vehicle over a "slight hill" that turns out to be a very steep hill and has a head-on with a car in his lane.
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  2587. ​ @twiggy45713  They can't pursue off the Highway because they don't know the local roads and don't have contact with their dispatch.
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  2588. Ditches ain't shit but hoes and tricks.
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  2589. So. The State presses charges for violation of protective orders.
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  2590.  @jewii3824  Jury nullification
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  2591. @yerbamata  I love the mothers too. It's just that society has taught us that being unable to do everything on our own makes us failures so people will burden themselves even when they don't need to
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  2592. ​@jb6712 Yeah so I have not read any instance where that has been prosecuted
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  2593. ​ @Matt-yg8ub  >you can be sued for a million dollars Bro Katco was a deliberate trap. Trespassers on private land generally do not have the protections of a guest.
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  2594. ​ @Matt-yg8ub  >200,000 loss Bruh what kind of math are you on? It sounds like math but the reasoning is more like meth lol
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  2595. This is the criminal equivalent of running lengthwise away from the falling object in movies lol You really gonna run straight down a road where cars can catch up to you instead of into the brush as far as possible?
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  2596.  @jonothandoeser  oh yeah they will save his life - but they won't treat him for conditions suffered because of the injury. Nor does it absolve him off the duty to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars
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  2597. When we eat the rich
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  2598.  @chrismartin5450  You don't have to be like that. Just let them know that the lay of the land. Not everyone came from the gutter.
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  2599.  @misseselise3864  That sounds like more reason for cops to have college. Not every lazy mf can just show up and make life-long legal decisions for you.
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  2600. ​ @rolandm9750  Actually yeah. The only way felons are getting guns right now are "good guys with guns" straw-purchasing them
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  2601. ​ @tracamazon  We can change that just like we changed the ownership of other people
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  2602. "Or whatever the are called." You need to make a video addressing titles designed solely to limit liability. ie. "Shift Supervisor" (in context with Unionization efforts and hourly wage requirements), "Contracted Driver" (an employee in every other aspect except title and protections, with strict schedules).
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  2603. ​ @hime273 he didn't say it though. Lol
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  2604. ​ @MicahThomason found the racist
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  2605. ​ @hime273 found the racist
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  2606. ​ @brentfarvors192 if you claimed that you were going to nullify a jury vote then you would definitely be tossed from the jury
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  2607. ​ @MacroAggressor not as much as you are trying to pretend an explicitly-racist statement is somehow not racist because you think society are the real racists
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  2608. ​ @cwkie3776 >i'm sure you were present As present as you are by going off mere hearsay instead of the actual article detailing that a person lied before making explicitly racist statements to a judge
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  2609.  @brentfarvors192  nullification is a loophole that only exists if you don't say or imply that your goal is to sabotage a trial.
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  2610.  @gwentarinokripperinolkjdsf683  no no. It's still racist. A non-racist person would just challenge the assertion that race has anything to do with the topic of guilt or innocence. Like the judge did when the juror made the racist comment in their presence
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  2611.  @MicahThomason  nope. Check the mirror
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  2612. Or (hear me out) don't buy a toy unless you're willing to take care of it and fix it when it's broken
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  2613. WHAT DO YOU MEAN I "CAN'T JUST SHOOT UNARMED PEOPLE?"
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  2614. Other countries have all officials recalled in a snap election when their officials can't get a budget passed.
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  2615. ​ @nicolasjoly6948  You are allowed to enter the intersection prior to your turn and complete your turn when it's free. It's not a lane change until you have already turned.
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  2616. This is the ideal firearm. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
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  2617.  @boilerkim1530  I'd ask the women and children ... Oh. Wait. I forgot: They were all killed by the government.
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  2618.  @StevenCS0621  Because they aren't just random people they are the enforcement body of the State acting under oath of office that was directly depriving a citizen of their rights by falsifying evidence. If anything the sentence got falsifying evidence should be the sentence the person was facing had it not come to light.
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  2619. Plato was known for standing up and flexing while responding to opponents in debate. This is not a joke.
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  2620. @lissaMJH  don't pray. Vote Democrat (the other guys literally cut VA funding multiple times every single budget session). Go do some community service. Use contractors abs business that prioritize hiring veterans. Go to your local town hall and speak out against other anti-homeless laws in-general. Vets aren't the only people with these issues. I'm here by incident of life and not by personal choice or chronic drug use but there's many others in the same boat, and there are many of these guys who just never REALLY came back but don't want to be around others to burden them. The (ironically) responsible thing.
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  2621. You guys already covered this one under another title
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  2622. It's been a while since someone committed the literal crime of Mayhem and the dude wasn't indicted by a Grand Jury? Wiiiiiiiiiild af
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  2623. The dude who got his finger bit off is in absolute shock.
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  2624. >didn't melt in the first 10 seconds You saw that weld melt off?
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  2625.  @UncleKennysPlace  Because Europe is suffering soooooo much, right? ... no. Kick rocks. Doctor's salaries are unaffected by patient charges thanks to a bunch of shifty middle-men trying to make a bunch of money off of a captured client.
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  2626.  @leecox1513  there's numerous studies showing that when Reagan signed the law that created for-profit Healthcare (prior to which HMOs were related to be strictly nonprofit entities) shot prices straight to the moon. Funny. Everytime capitalists say that privatization will save everyone money, it ends up costing much more money for the individual the had the service been simply ran by the government. It's almost as if the government is out for people's best interests while private sector is out for people's wallets.
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  2627. ​ @Bucketus.Lord.of.Buckets  >want them banned Who tf wants them banned except police officers unions?
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  2628.  @StevenRogers-hw9dj  nope. The full length video shows he was held with a knee on his keck for over 9 minutes.
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  2629. @Poe-007  He's just a racist. Don't try to reason with him
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  2630. The definitely should have taken him for an evaluation on that behavior alone. There is no way EMS checked that dude's blood pressure and said "he's good to go." The officers didn't do anything wrong besides not making sure the clearly-psychotic guy received sedation or medical attention.
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  2631. Some people should never drink. Ever
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  2632.  @reptarcar  considering the turn of the century was a FUCKING BOOM for quirky and bullshit guns and zany upgrades (almost steampunk additions like a mousetrap design that turned a break action shotgun into a 4+1 shotgun) - AND THOSE GUNS DON'T EVEN HAVE A COPYRIGHT ANYMORE THEY CAN COPY AND PASTE THE MODELS AND NAMES - I'm sad. I haven't made it to the online mode and my sister bought this game and we are playing story mode to beat it then planned on playing online where we could kinda roleplay being traders or something in the Heartlands and Grizzlies while basically being outlaws in every other state. Just ... tell me that me and my sis can execute an elaborate train robbery where she drives the train while I empty pockets and fight off the law. Please.
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  2633. This dude totally dehumanizes the victim. He can't even name an activity he has done with the daughter outside of "TV" - No throwing ball. No paddy cake. No going to parks. No helping with homework. Hell he didn't even list "driving around" like my dad would probably say. This child was always an object of convenience to him.
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  2634.  @samblack5313  You already live in the USA. Why do you need to restate the obvious?
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  2635. It was exclusive use when the case was filed
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  2636. ​ @brotherofiam  you didn't understand the case correctly
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  2637.  @Oda__Nobunaga  They can choose their own government by moving or getting better ideas to bring more people out to vote.
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  2638. Liberal government used the same trick Reagan used to keep people from striking? Color me shocked.
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  2639. @Fitt Dude hey mate. I know you got issues locally but John Oliver's bit wouldn't help Columbia in any measurable way. Not that it's not important or that John may not care but his staff writes scripts and his bit is presenting in-depth analysis regarding issues affecting his American audience. Not to sound ignorant but your best shot is finding an English-speaking journalist willing to come down incognito and cover issues and getting an editor to splice footage and narrate to make it relevant to a larger audience.
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  2640. The same reason they do anything: Money
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  2641. ​ @Neberheim  He had a security clearance as a Sonar Tech.
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  2642. ​ @ajm5007  They are denying that he is a citizen, which is a federal issue
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  2643. ​ @jimdavis1566  GOP wants government small enough to oppress and not large enough to stop it. That is their entire goal. They want bibles in schools despite the separation of Church and State. You aren't gaslighting anyone
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  2644. @chuyeemac6066  "You have a medical condition. The best place for you is jail" Conservatives are always smooth-brain
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  2645.  @lizthedisjointedzebra692  He is going thru withdrawal
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  2646.  @kontakt4321  they never did any myth using hydrogen peroxide. You are thinking of hydrochloric acid iirc.
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  2647.  @JW-rn6qf  there is a good reason you can buy 96% alcohol, but only 3% hydrogen peroxide off the shelf.
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  2648.  @L1ama  oh. I know. People just need to know what the main deal is that is so common. It's literally hydrogen peroxide. So unstable that it breaks down into hydrogen and oxygen.
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  2649.  @qdlaty23  agreed! He absolutely did
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  2650. @imchris5000  Criminal conversion is literally a common law charge that doesn't require a statute - like murder or theft. Prosecutors just don't utilize it. Common laws are laws everyone naturally agrees upon, but not in their nature. Someone who enters into a contract in bad faith with no intention of fulfilling their portion is also committing fraud. Just because paperwork is involved doesn't mean that it's not a crime. If it was like a crime he committed that was previously dropped, then it was probably because the DA had better stuff to do. Not because he couldn't do it. If what you said were true, then conmen aren't criminals because they often utilize useless contracts.
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  2651. Ghosttown feeling the shrooms bwahaha good on ya girl
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  2652. Not a single remark on how kicking an object while you're in motion would basically throw you straight into the object you are kicking? Whack.
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  2653.  @meloniedropik3539  they may still be - depending on the Unionxs contract with the city - to pay out for individual offense, but there were other issues beyond the officers. The city prosecutor & the magistrate still convicted the man despite the obvious issues with the case. Corruption is never individual. It's always systemic. Corruption requires a lot of people not doing the right thing.
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  2654.  @digdugdraws4174  "it was his son, not him" Yeah. That makes it waaay worse because it means that the dad was careless with his son's wellbeing. He went into a poison store, looked at a menu that said 'food may contain poison,' ordered a drink without the poison, then it's totally shocked that it was still poisonous. From the second I discovered I was allergic to shellfish I learned what to do and say and how to act when I was in a situation where I could be served stuff that could kill me. If I had a son I would place just as much scrutiny into his orders as I do my own. And (huge point here) I would never go to a fast food place that served my allergen. Ever. No shrimp taco stands for me. I know, I know! - I'm missing out on some of their non-shrimp stuff. But you know I just don't feel like choking to death while violently throwing up everywhere after a $100 shot today.
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  2655.  @jari32  as a dude with an allergy I would never eat at a fast-food place that serves my allergen. "Yes, minimum wage worker, please make sure that this is specially taken care of - 'lest I may die choking on your floor!" Like lol why even put that much faith that there's even clean utensils to use? If night shift slacked off and didn't clean dishes right I'm gonna die lol fuck that.
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  2656. People are looking at this as a "his attorney screwed him over" thing and not as a "Defense Attorney tried to get the entire case thrown out - including the judgement - on a technicality regarding discovery." The chess move they played is as distinct as night & day: Allow evidence that shouldn't be evidence to be presented into evidence by the other side. Allow evidence to taint the jury. Argue that the single mistake was so prejudicial that it should render the entire process null and void. I know you are trying to avoid anything that would expose you to a lawsuit - like suggesting that a lawyer has bad morals as opposed to incompetency in this instance - but I'm not buying it one bit.
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  2657. I'm a paralegal who has had to fanangle the system to a point where I can actually do my work without being a lawyer, and that's just not right. Tbh we should just let people take the Bar exam without the bs. If you are a garbage lawyer you are respondible for your filings anyhow, so what's the difference?
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  2658. "McClaren F1 is a beautiful nightmare for me" That's why the good lord invented body kits. I can use the engine and chasis I want.
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  2659. I'm a vet PTSD can be developed from more than combat. They tell you that in your PTSD group therapy. Stop gatekeeping an illness.
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  2660. They didn't call him "The Dagger" for nothing.
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  2661. Repeat after me, officers: "You are free to travel. You are not free to operate a motor vehicle without having a contract with the State of <insert State here>."
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  2662.  @BigTravUSA  sounds like you couldn't even get $20 because you have nothing of value to contribute to any written journalistic medium
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  2663. ​ @123451248ify  She is in some kind of psychotic episode, drug-induced or otherwise
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  2664. ​ @Ralph-i9t  "Police should be able to beat up people in their custody for acting up" is literally a fascist ideology
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  2665. Keanu Reeves in the Matrix video game commercial said it best: "The only thing more dangerous than Agents is Marketing. Stay away from marketing."
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  2666. Failed turbo lol Turbo failure is always catastrophic
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  2667. "What does a money shift sound like?" "A bad driver screaming at his phone."
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  2668. ​ @antton9623  Money Shift = "I don't know how to drive" Seriously the only time anyone should be at-risk of red-lining is if they know how to drive. It's hard to go from 2-3k to red-line without excessive worry.
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  2669. Holy shit guys its Randy Shmilla-shmackis.
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  2670. I mean you can use it for heart murmors
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  2671. ​ @tesmat1243 having a license is a list
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  2672.  @Tom_Nicholas  Oh my God plz read Hemmingway. The dude fought fascists abroad only to see himself grow up and be stalked by the CIA as a "communist sympathizer" until he killed himself because he thought he was going insane and nobody believed he was being stalked by the CIA.
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  2673. The Veterans Crisis Line isn't going to get job placement, transport, housing, and mental Healthcare. It's just an excuse for the government to continue to neglect us and ignore the high rates of mental illness after the military by pointing to a "yeah they could have always just called this number to talk to someone but they didn't oh well call the number guys!" It's gotten so bad for veterans that enlistments are down because enough people have recognized the charade for what it is.
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  2674. @truthache8560  VA Crisis Line is a bandaid. It's an excuse for them to not actually care about the mental Healthcare or overall wellbeing of veterans
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  2675.  @islandofthemind  cool. New Mexico still has the same issues
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  2676. @bardnightingale  No. For-Profit Rehab is infamously packed with junk psuedo-therapists and nurses designed to get people clean and kick them back out to the world as soon as someone is "clean." She needs serious mental issues because on multiple of these cop cams vids she is always babbling or some other nonsense - even when sober. She literally can not stop yelling. 😭 I've seen a lot of tweakers in my life but none of them have been stuck on HIGH volume permanently. There is something wrong there and it's not just meth.
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  2677. They didn't, which led to a lot of them going into debt and a rich guy taking their land from them, despite Roman law restricting the amount of land one could personally own. To make it worse, the new owners did not even need paid labor - as slaves in Rome were cheap and readily available.
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  2678. The comments here are all the lawyers coping hard with the fact that paralegals do most of the work and they just sign the forms
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  2679. >if he is coming back from the range, why is his rifle loaded? If you listen, you can tell that the guy shot blanks at his feet. >inb4 TREETEVERIGUNAZITZLOADDED
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  2680. Republicans: "POLICE NANNY STATE DEMORATS" Also Republicans: "YES THE POLICE SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO ANYTHING THEY WANT WITHOUT PUBLIC SCRUTINY." "Small Government" means "Small enough to do what we want to you" - never forget that
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  2681. My theory is that the goal of SovCits is to be as much of a headache as possible at every stage of interacting with the law to the point where cops look the other way. I cannot think of any other end-goal for all this nonsense
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  2682. ​ @500ccRabbit  >He rejected help His crime was being too poor and being okay with it.
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  2683. ​ @Alex-ie1qu  Why should we harass someone who is fine with being poor and living mostly out of sight?
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  2684. Thanks for the rainbow recognition Midwest Safety
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  2685. That other dude arrested in the gray Hoodie is definitely rethinking his life choices bwahahaha
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  2686. Conspiracy to commit a felony carries life in prison.
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  2687. Not only that. I've fought people and nobody ended up maimed or killed over it. And I had a knife at the time: I just didn't use it, because it didn't come to that. You don't get to confront someone then pull out a weapon when it's not going your way. That's not how this world works.
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  2688.  @Mayhamsdead  I haven't been duped in the slightest. You don't get to confront people then kill them when they meet you with confrontation. That's not a world you or I want to live in. The person with the weapon has the responsibility to deescelate the situation. You bare the weapon and issue commands. This is responsible concealed carry 101.
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  2689.  Ayedidyae  you don't get to START the confrontation then kill people for responding just because you are armed and they aren't. That's an unhinged and brain dead take. This guy STARTED the confrontation while armed. Then elevated it to deadly force.
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  2690. @Ayedidyae  >regardless of who started what Nope. Not in the least. When one person goes to confront others armed they don't get to kill them for meeting their confrontation. That would mean if you got out of your car to confront someone for hitting your car, they could start a fight with your and then shoot you dead if they start losing. Your line of thinking gives the power of judge, jury, and executioner to every armed, hot-headed loser in the US.
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  2691. The hydrophobic shirt has a carcinogenic coating. You should DEFINITELY not be drinking out of the pocket, Drew
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  2692. I'm just going to say this: if you exit the door and close it behind you then your residence is deliberately sealed. An officer came to my door one day so I deliberately walked out, closed the door behind me, and had a smoke while answering the minimal amount of questions. People's mistake is opening the door in the first place. But if you NEED TO talk but DO NOT WANT them in your doorway, you can always say "excuse me" and have the conversation on the porch. If they overstay their welcome you can tell them that you're good off the conversation and tell them to leave.
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  2693. I wouldn't have said "they're not the problem, you are." I'd have said "there is literally video of your friend grabbing a woman's tits on purpose. He's not worth it." Deescelation is key
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  2694. Didn't Republicans repeal most of those safeguards in 2019?
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  2695. ​ @priyamanobal  There's no way that most of the tweakers he's met are violent anymore than most of the drinkers they met are violent. It makes people agitated and paranoid. If they take enough then they can enter a paranoid delusion. That's it. The few people who are violent are because they are highly agitated or predisposed to violence beforehand, and they are always going to be on these yt cop cams because those kinds of arrests are interesting. You're not gonna see the gaming 18hrs tweakers, construction tweakers, trade-job tweakers, or the programming/paper-writing tweakers. Drugs are bad yeah but let's not spread misinformation about the effects.
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  2696. ​ @culturematters4157  Stopping someone from talking isn't a lawful order. A lawful order is any order issued for the safety of personnel and investigation of criminal activity. Just because an officer demands something doesn't mean that it's a lawful order. He can order one person to stop talking to another party if they are assaulting them with threats or goading them into a fight. He can't simply tell someone to stop talking entirely. Disorderly Conduct is a stretch, but depends highly on their local law. It's usually any behavior in a public space that deprives or prevents others from their enjoyment of that public space. (So you can't get arrested for Disorderly Conduct on your own property. You can only get Disorderly Conduct if the conduct done on your property is unlawful and so excessive that it deprives your neighbors from enjoying their own property, or actively disturbs anyone traversing the nearest public road. Either way the arrest when she was leaving a private property is insane.
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  2697.  @peterjohnson1734  >with today's morals And what, precisely, are "today's morals?" What's this Boogeyman that would cause an entire society to turn to murder and robbery overnight? If you are referring to the reactionary riots to police brutality, spoiler alert: if police didn't brutalize an entire community disproportionately, then there is no worry for it. If generations of people didn't grow up with parents in and out of jail for petty drug crimes, then there's no systemic tie to actual, serious crimes. If persons weren't strapped for huge fines that disproportionally affect the poor, they would be more free to contribute to society. And if human beings learned to treat others with dignity and respect without presumption of guilt or dismissing their complaints, there is no resentment for reprisals. The worst part of all this is that cops DON'T EVEN PREVENT CRIME. They merely arrest persons for committing crimes. Social programs prevent crime. Healthcare prevents crime. Stricter access to firearms prevents crime.
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  2698.  @peterjohnson1734  Conservatives are absolutely insane. Do you want smaller government and stronger police? Because that's literally just fascism.
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  2699.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  And that requires a regulating authority and not a simple community fund/neighborhood tax?
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  2700. @MelissaAnn420  He is in this instance.
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  2701.  @Elijah-um8ve  it is They because this is America and corporations are people (referred to in the singular by-name but plural by-description). The CEO fucking up is Them fucking up.
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  2702.  @turbochad69  The story is that in the 2016 election cycle I noticed a lot of people calling me a shill or a bot nobody can claim that I am hiding anything. I'm the real deal and not a shill for anyone or anything, so fuck it. I'm out here telling people what's good.
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  2703. The Radar Jammer sends a signal to police radar that you are going a set speed limit, not that you are going NO speed limit. It has to jam it with a frequency that the system understands and can translate (and not be filtered out) so it's shooting a high frequency band to create an artificial speed limit on the Radar. They picked 45 mph because that is a good default speed.
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  2704. Police officers have less accountability than cashiers at WalMart
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