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Duster is a sleepy boy, but he would still like some scritches.
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The real story of Epstein suicide is that the prisons are corrupted and miserable and prisons could easily prevent suicide but don’t bother to all too often. It’s a really cruel system. But golly, now a bunch of people (not here) who miss prison rape jokes have decided to try their hand at prison suicide jokes just because Epstein was terrible human.
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mlmp08 posted:The real story of Epstein suicide is that the prisons are corrupted and miserable and prisons could easily prevent suicide but don’t bother to all too often. I mean it’s even worse when you remember the majority of the prison population is non violent offenders. I can understand, at least on a basic level, not giving a poo poo what happens to murderers, rapist, and pedophiles, but someone who got caught with a joint doesn’t deserve to be treated like an animal. Our justice system is fundamentally broken.
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I'm starting to think Epstein is dead in the same way that the Saudis who killed Khashoggi are dead.
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mlmp08 posted:The real story of Epstein suicide is that the prisons are corrupted and miserable and prisons could easily prevent suicide but don’t bother to all too often. Solitary confinement in MDC is so shockingly inhumane that the cannibal cop who was put into segpop for protection asked to be put into gen pop because the risk of being attacked by other inmates was preferable to being in solitary. Yes, solitary (excuse me, protective confinement) was so bad that a cop asked to be put into general population. Which is still horrible, but is preferable to solitary in MDC.
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 Teppence the abnormal dog sending good vibes along with his little cat pal Took. 
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I don't think the guy who was obsessed with immortality, who already effectively got off once, who was friends with Trump and who was given his first hookup by the father of the AG, but who also had secrets on countless wealthy powerful people, killed himself in custody.
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Seriously. It's grift all the way down. And I honestly doubt that piece of poo poo is dead. It's 2019, he's on a flying saucer with Elvis and Tupac.
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I wonder if the whole chud world believes being an informant just absolves you of the crime.
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Sorry, without context you don't know shes trolling, but she is and I think that's hilarious. Katy Stoll is one of the frequent guests on the Behind the Bastards podcast that so many people in here recommend.
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Chichevache posted:Sorry, without context you don't know shes trolling, but she is and I think that's hilarious. Katy Stoll is one of the frequent guests on the Behind the Bastards podcast that so many people in here recommend. Oh thank God. For a moment there I was like you know what, gently caress it. It's 2019, this isn't even the worst or least believable thing I've read all week.
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Smiling Jack posted:Solitary confinement in MDC is so shockingly inhumane that the cannibal cop who was put into segpop for protection asked to be put into gen pop because the risk of being attacked by other inmates was preferable to being in solitary. Cannibal cop? Wha 
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Flying_Crab posted:Cannibal cop? Wha Wasn't that a Troma film?
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You're thinking of killer condom
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Flying_Crab posted:Cannibal cop? Wha This gets weird, even for the "cannibal cop" premise. Assuming I'm thinking of the right guy, and there's not somehow another one in New York. https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/conviction-cannibal-nypd-overturned-article-1.1850334 https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ex-nypd-cannibal-releases-extremely-violent-horror-article-1.3745322 tl;dr his conviction was overturned after a couple years because a higher level court found that his original jury conviction for planning to murder and eat people was based on insufficient evidence. He then went on to write a novel about killing and eating people. How do I know this, off the top of my head? Well, because my high school librarian was one of his cannibal pals, and is doing time for it. Dude always had creeper vibes. Guess he wanted to eat his students. https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/school-librarian-15-years-case-tied-cannibal-article-1.3786933 Edit oh poo poo, and now that I'm reading the article about my librarian, I guess he was with NAMBLA too. And was suspended even before his arrest for molesting students. Wow. Arc Light fucked around with this message at 19:39 on Aug 11, 2019 |
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I'm def not the only one on the Epstein is alive train. https://twitter.com/CameraAndFlask/status/1160313265429319685?s=09 Late edit: Andrew Yang after my comedy option vote. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/video/trump-hot-air-balloon-grounded-fat-yang-64908481 CRUSTY MINGE fucked around with this message at 23:52 on Aug 11, 2019 |
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Suicide Watch posted:Fat shaming isn't cool, YangGang I'm a fat gently caress and that kind of "fat shaming" is fine in my book. It barely registers a 1 on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Suicide Watch posted:Fat shaming isn't cool, YangGang What'd he do to fat shame? Edit Nvm. Saw it. That's so innocuous and besides, if he doesn't want to be fat he can put down the fork.
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Suicide Watch posted:Fat shaming isn't cool, YangGang Yes it is.
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Wasabi the J posted:We do not have a criminal Justice system. We have a continuation of slavery per the 13th amendment. The quote I remember from a Ken white post on the prosecution and suicide of Aaron Swartz seems relevant: '"Justice system" is a label, not a description. The furnace on a steam locomotive bound for San Francisco does not have a goal of reaching San Francisco; the furnace just burns what you throw into it to move the train along.'
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To no one’s surprise, changes in YouTube’s recommendation algorithm are suspected in leading to the rise in right wing nationalism in Brazil. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/11/world/americas/youtube-brazil.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage What’s ironic to me is how authoritarian regimes actively try to crush free speech/the media, but citizens in these struggling countries willingly eat up this right wing propaganda
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DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK: THE STAYING POWER OF THE ISLAMIC STATE Bottom Line Up Front: -- Several high-level reports published over the past few weeks reiterate what most terrorism and security analysts have been saying for months—the so-called Islamic State (IS) is alive and well in Iraq and Syria. -- Over the past several months, IS has waged a campaign of assassinations, ambushes, and suicide attacks. -- IS boasts between 14,000 and 18,000 current members and has amassed a war chest assessed at between $50 and $300 million. -- Not only is the physical manifestation of IS resurging, but the deplorable conditions are abetting the group's ability to sustain itself in the future in places like al-Hol, which fuels propaganda and recruitment. Several high-level reports published over the past few weeks reiterate what most terrorism and security analysts have been saying for months—the so-called Islamic State (IS) is alive and well in Iraq and Syria. The Lead Inspector General (IG) report to Congress on the state of Operation Inherent Resolve, combined with the United Nations Security Council report on the Islamic State, paint a bleak picture of the campaign to defeat the group in Iraq and Syria. The IG report describes how IS has reconstituted a sophisticated command-and-control network while the UN report warns explicitly of the potential for a new wave of terrorist attacks around the globe by the end of the year. The IG report, which covers the period from the beginning of April to the end of June, notes that even though IS has lost its physical caliphate, the group has still managed to reinforce its operational and organizational capabilities, while transforming into an underground guerrilla movement in Iraq and Syria. IS has been able to resurge, in large part, because U.S. partner forces, including the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), lack the training and equipment needed to combat the group. The IG report estimates that IS boasts between 14,000 and 18,000 members currently. Its vast financial reserves, assessed at between $50 and $300 million, provide it with the opportunity to reinforce franchise groups across the globe. In 2017, IS core in Iraq and Syria sent funds to militants fighting in Marawi in the Philippines. It will likely seek to do the same with its affiliates in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Libya, Afghanistan, West Africa, and elsewhere. The U.S. military has warned that the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), IS’s affiliate in Afghanistan, is capable of inspiring and directing attacks against Western countries, to include the United States. Over the past several months, IS has waged a campaign of assassinations, ambushes, kidnappings, and suicide attacks. Massive crop fires, which have been attributed to the group, serve as a reminder to the population that the governments in Iraq and Syria are unable to protect civilians while undermining confidence in local security forces. As chaos and instability return to areas where IS formerly governed, reconstruction and stabilization efforts will be further delayed and postponed, perhaps indefinitely. Despite President Trump's announcement in December 2018 that 'We have won against ISIS,' it is clear that the Islamic State has the ability to sustain an insurgency for the foreseeable future. This is not an issue of IS returning to Iraq and Syria—the group and its members never left. Not only is the physical manifestation of IS resurging, but the terrible conditions are abetting the group's ability to sustain itself in the future in places like al-Hol, a detention center in Syria where as many as 70,000 people are being held, most of whom are children. The UN report warns of the impact of prison radicalization and the deplorable conditions of detention camps like al-Hol, where IS is actively working to recruit new members within the camp’s large population of internally displaced persons. Without a coordinated strategy to deal with the individuals held in these camps, the cycle of violence is likely to repeat itself, thereby perpetuating extremism not just in Iraq and Syria, but in third-party nations where foreign fighters and their families ultimately seek to resettle. http://www.soufangroup.com/intelbrief-dont-call-it-a-comeback-the-staying-power-of-the-islamic-state/ If you aren't signed up for The Soufan Group's email, you should. It gives you a real look and update plus good analysis on foreign policy, international security, and domestic and international terrorism 5 days a week.
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Suicide Watch posted:To no one’s surprise, changes in YouTube’s recommendation algorithm are suspected in leading to the rise in right wing nationalism in Brazil. That's because fascism is like an opioid.
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Latest on the Rooskie nuke fuckup:Brown Moses posted:Seems like a missile test failed, and when they tried to recover it the missile exploded
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