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Shear Modulus posted:is there a video of gavin spinning that wheel in the background The bouncy ball machine has everyone's name on a bouncy ball the size of a ping pong ball (for clarity) that's been vaccinated. Newsom decided to use a vacant duplex and convert it into the bouncy ball machine, as in order to have enough space for the balls as well as the ability for them to bounce, they needed a container that was at least the same dimensions as a cube 65 feet wide.
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Ca ban on assault rifles just got overturned lmao
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It’s stayed pending appeal, it’ll be tossed out. Then appealed again. So hold onto your pants.
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Celexi posted:Ca ban on assault rifles just got overturned lmao For example in his "Freedom Week" decision (Duncan v Becerra; Challenging the ban on possession of grandfathered 11+ round magazines), the judgement resulted in immediately re-legalizing the purchase of 11+ round magazines; this happened for a week while the AG and Plaintiffs argued loudly over letters and then Benitez did a partial stay on his decision after the AG threatened to file an emergency stay motion to the appeals court; the stay protected those who purchased during that week until the resolution of the case... which is actually En Banc currently and Oral Arguments are taking place on uh... 22nd of this month? I think he's the favorite the judge as a go-to for gun rights groups in California now, assuming they can find a plaintiff in the San Diego area. A lot of said cases seem to be filed in San Diego (which is CA Southern Federal District, which Benitez resides in) and I imagine it's so they might draw him as a Federal District Judge. He's issued favorable gun rights opinions in the Duncan v Becerra (mentioned above) and Rhode v Becerra (Ammo background checks). In this case however, as part of his opinion, while he did a judgement basically saying the featured assault weapon ban (as opposed to named assault weapons) was unconstitutional, he also baked in a 30 day temporary stay on his own opinion to give the AG plenty of time to file for appeal and their own temporary stay with the Motions Panel (So the AG didn't need to batphone an emergency motion); based off of there being "serious questions" as referenced by case law/precedent. Opinion: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.casd.642089/gov.uscourts.casd.642089.115.0.pdf Docket: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/16069141/miller-v-becerra/?filed_after=&filed_before=&entry_gte=&entry_lte=&order_by=desc Rodenthar Drothman posted:It’s stayed pending appeal, it’ll be tossed out. Edit: Also at the 3-judge-panel appeal level, there's a ~25% chance that a pro-2A panel is drawn, and at the En Banc 11-judge-panel level, there's about a ~5% chance that a pro-2A panel is drawn, based off a spreadsheet another goon maintains mapping judges to various 2A decisions (and failing any 2A decisions, their nominating party). The chances at the 3-judge-panel appeal level doesn't take into account visiting judges from other circuits, since that can't be accounted for. I also used to check the Motions Panel to see how they might rule on a stay motion as part of an appeal, but the 9th Circuit abruptly stopped posting which judges were assigned to the Motions Panel for the current month a number of months ago without any announcement. BeAuMaN fucked around with this message at 11:07 on Jun 5, 2021 |
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BeAuMaN posted:Yes, from the beginning it was understood that this case will probably go all the way to petition SCOTUS for review. CA AG is going to appeal and request stay pending conclusive decision immediately, the case will be heard by a 3 judge panel, then whoever loses will appeal En Banc; En Banc will definitely be granted if the state loses and probably be granted if the plaintiffs lose; then whoever loses (plaintiffs would most likely lose at En Banc) is going to file certiorari with SCOTUS. Assuming Plaintiffs lost En Banc, then it's a question whether SCOTUS will actually grant cert and take the case. It will probably be another 2 - 4 years until the case is granted/denied cert by SCOTUS. In a 7-2 decision…
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When do we find out if we've 'won' the lottery or if Gavin gave it all out to his friends in exchange for 1/2 back as 'campaign funds'?
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OgNar posted:When do we find out if we've 'won' the lottery or if Gavin gave it all out to his friends in exchange for 1/2 back as 'campaign funds'? Dalrain posted:The fine print says they'll try to call you and if you don't respond in 72 hours they pick another winner. Hope you gave a good phone number for your appointment! 
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Jun 6, 2021 01:15
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I WON YOU FUCKS I WON THE VACCINE LOTTERY. THE MONEY IS GOOD THE COVID IS GOOD THE FOOD IS GOOD LIFE I GOOD TAKE A VACCINE FROM A CVS AND DONT BREATH OPEN AIR I PREFER VENT HOOD
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WAR CRIME GIGOLO posted:I WON YOU FUCKS I WON THE VACCINE LOTTERY. THE MONEY IS GOOD THE COVID IS GOOD THE FOOD IS GOOD LIFE I GOOD TAKE A VACCINE FROM A CVS AND DONT BREATH OPEN AIR I PREFER VENT HOOD post proof e: oh wait you just get a phone call don't you Cup Runneth Over fucked around with this message at 03:12 on Jun 6, 2021 |
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Cup Runneth Over posted:post proof If they can't get ahold of you by phone, they will also try email.
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fermun posted:If they can't get ahold of you by phone, they will also try email.   They done fixed that issue!
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BeAuMaN posted:It's funny you say that: lol I got vaccinated stupid early as a healthcare worker and I have nothing on file, gimme my $50 motherfuckers
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Look Gavin if you want me to vote against the recall it'd help me remember to do so if you give me my $600 Gavinbux you were talking about a few months ago. Giving me the lottery prize wouldn't hurt either.
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Shear Modulus posted:Look Gavin if you want me to vote against the recall it'd help me remember to do so if you give me my $600 Gavinbux you were talking about a few months ago. Giving me the lottery prize wouldn't hurt either.
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Shear Modulus posted:Look Gavin if you want me to vote against the recall it'd help me remember to do so if you give me my $600 Gavinbux you were talking about a few months ago. Giving me the lottery prize wouldn't hurt either. The Gavinbux are part of the budget so can't be sent until the budget passes the legislature and gets signed; that has a deadline of the 15th. It should take just a few days to a week for a direct deposit to happen as soon as the budget gets signed, though. Gavin needs to start yelling at the legislature so that I get my money if he wants me to vote against the recall.
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it has been an incredibly long wait since *goes back 6 pages in the thread* may 10th. that 5 week stretch has been grueling, i'm surprised we held out this long
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Doing that conservative restaurant diner thing, except every day Gavin doesn’t give me my loving money is another dollar it costs to buy my vote in the recall
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https://ktla.com/news/local-news/sheriff-villanuevas-decision-to-deploy-deputies-to-venice-homeless-encampments-draws-city-councilmans-ire/quote:Sheriff Alex Villanueva waded into the morass of homelessness in Los Angeles this week by deploying a team of deputies to the Venice boardwalk, a tinderbox in the city’s struggle to deal with the mounting crisis. Looks like the Sheriff is going to get the state sued for violating Martin v Boise out in Venice. Also just another example of police having more power than elected officials, and their only solution to homelessness is criminalization. LA feels totally hosed to me. I have noticed the population of the park I do outreach in growing even as PATH manages to get a few people into hotel rooms, doesn't seem like the city can keep up. Once people start getting evicted again I imagine things are going to get worse.
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Sheriff is an elected position, it's just it's an elected cop and ACAB
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JesusIsTehCool posted:https://ktla.com/news/local-news/sheriff-villanuevas-decision-to-deploy-deputies-to-venice-homeless-encampments-draws-city-councilmans-ire/ Also yeah Sheriffs are elected; which is a good thing in my opinion. Imagine if you could elect your Police Chief instead of having to rely upon your mayor and/or city council to deal with them.
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Lol, electing cops is pointless. They're all loving awful.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Lol, electing cops is pointless. They're all loving awful.
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As if any non-LEO person that gets elected Sheriff isn't going to wind up an Unsolved Murder in a ditch somewhere
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CPColin posted:As if any non-LEO person that gets elected Sheriff isn't going to wind up an Unsolved Murder in a ditch somewhere  What kind of reception do you think a complete outsider is going to get being appointed to power over the most violent boy's club in the country?
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Cup Runneth Over posted:
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BeAuMaN posted:The same reception Chesa Boudin probably got when he was elected DA? How's that working out btw? Not my area. Chesa Boudin is a lawyer, that isn't an outsider
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BeAuMaN posted:The same reception Chesa Boudin probably got when he was elected DA? How's that working out btw? Not my area. A bunch of rich assholes from Silicon valley are trying to fund people in SF to recall him
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Plus DAs, while effectively cops, don't carry weapons and cultivate a culture of doing personal physical violence to people.
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Yeah they just take the "lucky" people that the cops didn't outright murder and ruin their lives by feeding them to the prison industrial complex/legal fees cartel
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Chesa Boudin is a lawyer, that isn't an outsider Tuxedo Gin posted:Yeah they just take the "lucky" people that the cops didn't outright murder and ruin their lives by feeding them to the prison industrial complex/legal fees cartel Well, since DA are going to continue to exist, I rather have a DA who was raised by the Weather Underground than anyone else. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Boat Stuck fucked around with this message at 20:51 on Jun 11, 2021 |
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Don't get me wrong, I like Boudin. Just like there are possibly maybe cops that aren't horrific murderers, there are some DAs that try to do good. It's just that the entire system is evil and immoral
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Boat Stuck posted:Well, since DA are going to continue to exist, I rather have a DA who was raised by the Weather Underground than anyone else. I'm not criticizing him man, just pointing out that isn't an example of what I said
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Cup Runneth Over posted:I'm not criticizing him man, just pointing out that isn't an example of what I said I'd honestly argue that a DA whose parents went to prison for killing cops and whose family has a long distinguished Marxist pedigree is as much of an outsider as you can get.
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The biggest difference with a DA vs. a sheriff is that if an outsider is elected to be DA, they can fire everyone under them that doesn't want to follow their policies, which is what Boudin did immediately upon taking office, an outsider sheriff wouldn't be able to clean house.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:I'm not criticizing him man, just pointing out that isn't an example of what I said SuperKlaus posted:Plus DAs, while effectively cops, don't carry weapons* and cultivate a culture of doing personal physical violence to people. But I get what you're going for. 
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fermun posted:The biggest difference with a DA vs. a sheriff is that if an outsider is elected to be DA, they can fire everyone under them that doesn't want to follow their policies, which is what Boudin did immediately upon taking office, an outsider sheriff wouldn't be able to clean house. There is no clean house! That's the point. There's no good cops. You can't even tell them what to do, they won't listen to you.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:There is no clean house! That's the point. There's no good cops. You can't even tell them what to do, they won't listen to you. The DA and the police are technically different offices and they do work differently.
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El Mero Mero posted:The DA and the police are technically different offices and they do work differently. That's... exactly what I'm saying.
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Ah, one of my favorite subjects - the tension between what wingnuts imagine California to be (a crime-ridden, business-hostile hellhole on the edge of total fiscal collapse) and what it actually is (a roaring economic dynamo). From Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-06-14/california-defies-doom-with-no-1-u-s-economyquote:California Defies Doom With No. 1 U.S. Economy   * sigh * Just imagine what this state would be like if we ever managed to build some loving housing, or unfuck our tax system...
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Will the members of this thread please rise for the official state anthem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wBTdfAkqGU
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