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empty whippet box posted:Ugh. gently caress this guy, can he be forced out of office if he refuses to resign for this? I confess I know next to nothing about this guy, though I've heard his name before. Was he already a known horrible shitbag or what? wikipedia posted:In 2008, The Los Angeles Times revealed Kozinski "maintained a publicly accessible website featuring sexually explicit photos and videos."[13] Kozinski had collected a "vast" number of images sent to him via e-mail over many years and retained them on a personal web server in his home. Only a "small fraction" of the images were offensive. Kozinski believed that only invited friends and family were able to view the image directory.[14] Nonetheless, he called for an ethics investigation of himself.[15] In July 2009, a panel headed by Judge Anthony Scirica wrote that Kozinski should have administered his web server more carefully, but Kozinski's apology and deletion of the web site "properly conclude" the matter.[16][17] loooooooooool
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Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once.
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Don't read speculative fiction about Nuclear War if you have anxiety in 2017, Jesus Christ.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:if he wins its loving depressing, but that then is an albatross around the gop's neck especially given the fact the dude is loving nutjob who will be at war with the establishment and probably ruin a ton of votes. that being said. i still have some faith in the non insane conservatives and moderates and trump backing him will probably draw more people to vote against him a gently caress you to trump. the multiverse brain has been ecstatic about this election since moore won the nomination there is no bad outcome for democrats here you fuckos
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AceOfFlames posted:Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once. it's something which shows off your
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https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/939014159726870530 Jesus. Instead of simply telling the guy, who obviously was trying to comply, to lay perfectly still with his hands forward on the ground or whatever, the power tripping cop gives him a loving elaborate series of instructions including asking him to raise up from a prone position and approach him, all the while telling him that any mistake will result in his death, the guy fails the game of "Simon Says" probably because he was trying to pull up his loving pants that were coming down because of the idiotic instruction for that guy to crawl, poor sod is executed and it's adjudged by American society to be a righteous shoot. How many people would even be able to properly put whichever leg over the other the guy instructed in a circumstance like that? And then get killed because I said LEFT LEG NOT RIGHT MOTHERFUCKER? loving hell.
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skylined! posted:loooooooooool Wasn't there some judge who had like tons of porn on his web site, including bestiality and poo poo? Was it this dude?
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i know it's been posted by just how many times has this thought been shared among this administration https://twitter.com/gabrielsherman/status/939270427490377728
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AceOfFlames posted:Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once. You get out what you put in.
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Zwabu posted:https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/939014159726870530 Rub your belly and pat your head motherfucker or I will end you. Jesus loving christ. Edit: Wait, are you loving kidding me? This was ruled okay? They straight up murdered him while he was bawling his eyes out and obeying them. Caros fucked around with this message at 00:22 on Dec 9, 2017 |
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Stickman posted:You get out what you put in.
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AceOfFlames posted:Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once. Spend time outside your hotel room, meet the people whose home you are visiting. If all you're doing is walking through a canned tour and only meaningfully interacting with the people in your tour group, then you may as well stay at home and read the Wikipedia page about the place. In the last twelve years, I've lived and worked in 8 different countries. My worldview has changed massively as a result.
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empty whippet box posted:Ugh. gently caress this guy, can he be forced out of office if he refuses to resign for this? I confess I know next to nothing about this guy, though I've heard his name before. Was he already a known horrible shitbag or what? Yes, he's a libertarian shitbag, but to be honest, when you compare him to the more recent breed of outright shameless political hack idealogue judges the GOP has shoved though since 200, he starts to look far, far better by comparison.
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Spiritus Nox posted:Don't read speculative fiction about Nuclear War if you have anxiety in 2017, Jesus Christ. Oops. Probably should cancel the blu-ray of Threads that I just pre-ordered.
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Caros posted:Rub your belly and pat your head motherfucker or I will end you. For whatever reason, American juries will not convict cops, period.
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AceOfFlames posted:Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once. Is this a joke post? Looking at monuments doesn't provide a cultural education, interacting with people from other cultures does.
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axeil posted:It seems far more likely than those and there's nothing we can do about the latter two while we can impeach trump right now to prevent the first. If seriously engaging this will help you: while the odds of a conflict happening with NK are definitely more likely, the odds of a successful cross-fire nuclear exchange are pretty much up there with global gamma burst. This article makes a LOT of dumb assumptions to get to its doomsday conclusion. For one, the idea that NK would massively attack SK and Japan and we'd retaliate with an ineffective conventional air campaign is nonsense; under the Obama administration maybe, but the danger we have is that Trump will be *too* likely to nuke NK, not that he'll inexplicably decide to hold back given an actual legitimate excuse. It also inexplicably presumes no Chinese involvement, which makes no sense in this case. Finally, it takes the most generous, far-fetched assumptions about the state of NK nuclear technology and their plausible success rate. It's a late-season 24 episode, and it's fear-mongering the implausible (massive nuclear deaths in the US!) while ignoring the actual very plausible horrors (widespread deaths in SK due to conventional weapons). In any case: your odds of getting hit by a car while crossing the road today are still astronomically higher than the odds of you dying from a NK nuke.
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business hammocks posted:It’s just bullshit clickbait. There’s no reason to fear this specific scenario over, say, a gamma ray burst sterilizing the Earth or a comet strike.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:For whatever reason, American juries will not convict cops, period. Shaun King has a pretty good piece about how the "belief of threat" standard for lethal force has effectively neutered the court system's ability to prosecute police brutality [New York Daily News]. I'm definitely not a legal expert, so someone will have to tell me if this is way off mark.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:For whatever reason, American juries will not convict cops, period. That's not true. They convict some non white cops. Like that asian cop that killed a black in a NYC stair well, that black(latino?) cop that killed a white woman.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:Is this a joke post? Looking at monuments doesn't provide a cultural education, interacting with people from other cultures does. I'm such a statist nerd when I'm in another country I ask questions about and study their infrastructure 
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Z. Autobahn posted:If seriously engaging this will help you: while the odds of a conflict happening with NK are definitely more likely, the odds of a successful cross-fire nuclear exchange are pretty much up there with global gamma burst. This article makes a LOT of dumb assumptions to get to its doomsday conclusion. For one, the idea that NK would massively attack SK and Japan and we'd retaliate with an ineffective conventional air campaign is nonsense; under the Obama administration maybe, but the danger we have is that Trump will be *too* likely to nuke NK, not that he'll inexplicably decide to hold back given an actual legitimate excuse. It also inexplicably presumes no Chinese involvement, which makes no sense in this case. Finally, it takes the most generous, far-fetched assumptions about the state of NK nuclear technology and their plausible success rate. Thanks for this 
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:For whatever reason, American juries will not convict cops, period. Uh oh, you've lit the Cop Apologist signal
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Stickman posted:Shaun King has a pretty good piece about how the "belief of threat" standard for lethal force has effectively neutered the court system's ability to prosecute police brutality [New York Daily News]. I'm definitely not a legal expert, so someone will have to tell me if this is way off mark. That's part of it, but I think even with a revised standard, I suspect there's a certain percentage of jurors who are just always going to support an authority figure, period. Like, Michael Slager was *clearly* guilty as hell of murder -- he shot a running man in the back -- but there was still a juror who refused to convict.
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AceOfFlames posted:Re: travel, I don’t understand how it makes you “more enlightened”. I have been to tons of places with my parents but we mostly see monuments or museums with tour guides. How does that make you more tolerant? It definitely didn’t do so for my parents, their views are frighteningly close to American right wingg despite having only visited the U.S. once. Stickman posted:You get out what you put in. Exactly. If you spend your time and can speak English everywhere you go while touring around the stereotypical sights you're probably not going to get very much out of it. Yes, see the sights, there's a reason they're popular. But instead of that restaurant with the English menu, go find the local spots, try something new, and even if you don't like it thank the person anyway. Stay at a hostel or with a local family, ask people about their lives. Go to a bar where youre the only foreigner there. Learn about their culture through their eyes and try the language. Gain some perspective.
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doug jones 2020 https://twitter.com/GDouglasJones/status/939274413651918849 (this is the whole speech where he mocks moore for being a cuet lil beepboop cattle russler)
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Living overseas and having to communicate while barely speaking the local language changes you. Having to learn to adapt with different ways of doing things, because the locals certainly aren't going to change for you, changes you. Learning to participate and fit in with a different culture changes you. Seeing the Tower of Pisa? Ya, that kind of tourism doesn't do squat.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:That's part of it, but I think even with a revised standard, I suspect there's a certain percentage of jurors who are just always going to support an authority figure, period. Like, Michael Slager was *clearly* guilty as hell of murder -- he shot a running man in the back -- but there was still a juror who refused to convict. I think the cultural conflict and high partisanship plays in here; I think there's a feeling that siding against a cop means you're a BLM-supporting liberal, and that's all that matters for some people, no matter how egregious the case is.
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Lemming posted:Uh oh, you've lit the Cop Apologist signal Do we even have Cop Apologist? I have never seen "cops are good actually" posted on this website.
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Hijinks Ensue posted:Oops. Probably should cancel the blu-ray of Threads that I just pre-ordered. Oh joy, a totally remastered way to give yourself weeks of agonizing nightmares.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:That's part of it, but I think even with a revised standard, I suspect there's a certain percentage of jurors who are just always going to support an authority figure, period. Like, Michael Slager was *clearly* guilty as hell of murder -- he shot a running man in the back -- but there was still a juror who refused to convict. I definitely agree - I just wasn't aware of how much the legal framework exacerbated the problem before I read that article. I'm not sure what a good solution to the "blind obedience to authority" problem would be, except to eliminate juries from cases of killings/brutality committed in the line of duty.
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Electric Phantasm posted:Do we even have Cop Apologist? I have never seen "cops are good actually" posted on this website. If we name them they will appear. It's like they google their usernames or some other weird poo poo.
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Z. Autobahn posted:This article makes a LOT of dumb assumptions to get to its doomsday conclusion. For one, the idea that NK would massively attack SK and Japan and we'd retaliate with an ineffective conventional air campaign is nonsense; under the Obama administration maybe, but the danger we have is that Trump will be *too* likely to nuke NK, not that he'll inexplicably decide to hold back given an actual legitimate excuse. Yes, exactly: the article is overly optimistic about USA's method of retaliation. quote:It also inexplicably presumes no Chinese involvement, which makes no sense in this case. If North Korea launched nukes at SK and Japan, what exactly do you think China would do? quote:Finally, it takes the most generous, far-fetched assumptions about the state of NK nuclear technology and their plausible success rate. After the last NK missile test, experts now believe NK ICBM's can reach USA's east coast. That is according to Mattis as well as many others. I mean look dude I get it, you want to believe the situation isn't dire because for some people that's the only way to stay sane. But, in my humble opinion, you're out of your god drat mind.
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