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no this will just get put into the collection of 'things the president has said on twitter' and be forgotten about
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Soulex posted:Its happening? Only when Trump gets dragged out into the street in handcuffs and perp walked. EDIT: 
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Aug 5, 2018 18:51
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Can you even imagine how much more trouble we would be in as a nation if this clown knew how to shut the gently caress up
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shame on an IGA posted:Can you even imagine how much more trouble we would be in as a nation if this clown knew how to shut the gently caress up really, "trump who knew how to shut the gently caress up" was reagan and yep, the gipper did gently caress us over also holds true wrt the peeps who were wary of the smart fascist coming in it was ron
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bob dobbs is dead posted:really, "trump who knew how to shut the gently caress up" was reagan Reagan ended his presidency in the midst of dementia. Trump started with it.
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Aug 5, 2018 19:23
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DoktorLoken posted:*looks at Twitter* I want to invent a machine that will slap him every time he uses parenthetical commas.
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Aug 5, 2018 19:48
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Soulex posted:Its happening? Not until there's some evidence that anyone on the Trump side solicited, accepted, or received dirt on Clinton from the Russians. The accounts of the meeting (at least the public ones) don't have any of that.
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Aug 5, 2018 19:54
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joat mon posted:Not until there's some evidence that anyone on the Trump side solicited, accepted, or received dirt on Clinton from the Russians. Didn't they go into that meeting with the Russians intending to get dirt, tho? How does intent fit into criminal law?
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Wingnut Ninja posted:*ahem* I believe you mean the BRO NS They don't have Bron anymore either
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Thalantos posted:How does intent fit into criminal law? totally legal and done all the time in politics
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Shaddak posted:
Saw this posted in gbs followed with "ah, TriCareatops" and immediately loved the term. Which is fine, because Dependapotami is a little stale.
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Aug 5, 2018 20:51
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Medicare is socialism! Marry into TRICARE instead!
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Aug 5, 2018 20:55
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joat mon posted:Not until there's some evidence that anyone on the Trump side solicited, accepted, or received dirt on Clinton from the Russians. "Russia...if youre listening...release the emails"
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Aug 5, 2018 21:38
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They didn't give money, and they didn't even have info! How can it be illegal, they didn't even have anything for us!
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DoktorLoken posted:*looks at Twitter* Maybe he's telling the truth, he's so unconcerned about junior he just sold him out.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Saw this posted in gbs followed with "ah, TriCareatops" and immediately loved the term. Which is fine, because Dependapotami is a little stale. Oh I like that. Dependapotami will never be stale but there's so many of them we could certainly use other hilarious terms.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:"TriCareatops"
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Sergg posted:
Naw, just an RN/paramedic.
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Aug 5, 2018 23:12
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Saudi Arabia just expelled the Canadian ambassador and froze all new trade. Apparently they really didn't like our advocacy for imprisoned civil rights activists. Seems a trifle extreme to me  https://www.google.ca/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN1KQ0QI
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Thalantos posted:Didn't they go into that meeting with the Russians intending to get dirt, tho? Different intent. In your sense, going to a meeting with the intent to get dirt is like going to a protest to get in a fight. Intend all you want, but it's not illegal until you get in a fight. Now, if you conspire with others to get into a fight, that's a whole 'nother rabbit hole. Intent in the law works a bit differently. One has to do an action that is illegal in order to break the law. Thinking, wanting, hoping, going over in your mind, about a crime isn't illegal. Generally* one must intend to do the illegal action. This actually makes it easier for the prosecutor. He/she doesn't have to prove you had the intent to break the law, only that you intended to do the act that broke the law. In this sense the intent is basically volition. This most basic of intent plus an illegal act equals a crime. (usually) E.g., soliciting/accepting foreign in-kind political contributions is a general intent crime - the prosecutor doesn't have to prove you did it with bad intent, just that you did it of your own volition. *This kind of intent of called general intent. There is another kind of intent that does require some intent of the kind you're thinking of. Those are called specific intent crimes. In addition to a criminal _act_, the act must be done with some flavor of bad intent. E.g., several of the obstruction of justice statutes require that the obstruction 1) be done and 2) be done "corruptly." In addition to the act of obstructing, the prosecutor additionally has to prove that the act was done with corrupt intent. Specific intent crimes require more work, more proof, and have more room for reasonable doubt. Wanting something illegal isn't illegal.
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joat mon posted:Intent in the law works a bit differently. One has to do an action that is illegal in order to break the law. Thinking, wanting, hoping, going over in your mind, about a crime isn't illegal. **unless it’s considered terrorism
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The Iron Rose posted:Saudi Arabia just expelled the Canadian ambassador and froze all new trade. Apparently they really didn't like our advocacy for imprisoned civil rights activists. Seems a trifle extreme to me give us back the LAVs you bought from us then KSA edit: https://twitter.com/jeffreyianross/status/1026251925484916736 
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Relentlessboredomm posted:Gentlemen, gentlemen this debate has been settled for some time. Mississippi is far and away the worst state. It's not even close. No matter how terrible any state might be nothing holds a candle to MS. Mississippi leads the country in childhood vaccinations. It's Alabama that's The Worst.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Mississippi leads the country in childhood vaccinations. It wasn't "worst" it was "most boring." And man if you think Ohio is, you haven't been to Nebraska.
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Aug 6, 2018 02:41
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Most boring? Probably Kansas.
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What about North Dakota?
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Stultus Maximus posted:It wasn't "worst" it was "most boring." Ohio is the most boring relative to both the number of people that live there and the chance that an average person will end up being sent there for work.
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DoktorLoken posted:What about North Dakota? A mate of mine just went through there on a road trip. I think he described it roughly as 10% racism, 90% corn.
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psydude posted:Ohio is the most boring relative to both the number of people that live there and the chance that an average person will end up being sent there for work. So it's the most boring when compared to.....which states exactly?
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Flikken posted:So it's the most boring when compared to.....which states exactly? Well he mentioned Nebraska, but Nebraska doesn't have any major cities and 11.6 million people living in it. And yet 95% of Ohio could be mistaken for Nebraska.
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psydude posted:Well he mentioned Nebraska, but Nebraska doesn't have any major cities and 11.6 million people living in it. And yet 95% of Ohio could be mistaken for Nebraska. And that still didn't answer my question. Which states ARE you stacking Ohio against? Well, what are you looking for in a major city that Ohio doesn't have?
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Flikken posted:Well, what are you looking for in a mjor city that Ohio doesn't have? Natural beauty of the surrounding area that doesn't involve hundreds of miles of farms periodically interrupted by factory towns?
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joat mon posted:Different intent. In your sense, going to a meeting with the intent to get dirt is like going to a protest to get in a fight. Intend all you want, but it's not illegal until you get in a fight. I just woke up and I'm gonna have to read this post once more after I've had a coffee. Because right now, it reads like the missile knows where it is
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psydude posted:Natural beauty of the surrounding area that doesn't involve hundreds of miles of farms periodically interrupted by factory towns? Ohio is superior to almost the entire time zone just to the west of it.
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psydude posted:Natural beauty of the surrounding area that doesn't involve hundreds of miles of farms periodically interrupted by factory towns? So you are saying that for a state with that large of a population it should have more natural beauty? Also ignoring it's coastline, National and state parks and that almost a third of the state is just forests and rolling hills?
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Mississippi leads the country in childhood vaccinations. MS is Alabama minus the cities ie minus any pockets of good. Mississippi is the worst for education, per capita income, and basically anything good It's number 1 for STDs and basically everything bad. It's a garbage state.
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Flikken posted:So you are saying that for a state with that large of a population it should have more natural beauty? I'm not saying it should have anything. I'm saying that with 4 major cities and 11.6 million people you'd expect more to do. Nobody expects that out of Nebraska and Oklahoma. Cincinnati is nice, though. Although they pretend to be a part of Kentucky. e: If you like living in Ohio, good on you. Denmark and Singapore are really boring to visit, too, and people really enjoy living there psydude fucked around with this message at 04:11 on Aug 6, 2018 |
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Bangladesh js loving wild right now.
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psydude posted:I'm not saying it should have anything. I'm saying that with 4 major cities and 11.6 million people you'd expect more to do. What are you looking to do? Because those metro areas offer everything that any other major city does too. Edit:I don't live in Ohio.
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Stultus Maximus posted:And man if you think Ohio is, you haven't been to Nebraska. I moved from Oklahoma to Nebraska in middle school. That loving sucked.
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