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  1. More often than not, when police arrive, the incident is usually over. They'll speak with both parties and look for evidence supporting either story. In my experience, when a CW alleges strangulation, police will not usually arrest someone on a felony charge unless there is some evidence to support. Typically, we're talking red marks, discoloration, etc. on and around the throat, AND CW alleges difficulty breathing - even for a moment.

    But every cop and agency is different. Speculating is fun, but the evidence could range from "he said, she said" to "she was unconscious on the ground with a discolored neck."

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  2. 20 hours ago, Lucid said:

    We must violently crush the warmonger to preserve peace says man living under the most violently expansionist regime on earth

    Out with it. Should Putin be permitted to steamroll Ukraine?

  3. 1 hour ago, Constant said:

    Did they give him some time served? He was sentenced in 2012. 

    Arrested in 2008. Never heard of any American court not counting the days you spend in custody prior to sentencing (absent a plea agreement to waive back time.)

    Then again, I've never represented Russian arms dealers in Fed court.

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  4. 4 hours ago, YGIFS said:

    While they probably won't serve very long in jail, this kinda behavior has an incredibly corrosive stigma attached to it in Germany.  Their memory is not short like ours.  They know what this leads to in the end.  These men will be outcasted from every segment of society from jobs to spouses to churches to bars.  Their names will be trashed for multiple generations.  They will be so outcasted that most of them will be driven to more serious violent crimes that will get them longer sentences, or better yet-driven to substance abuse and suicide.  A year in the penal system is the least of their concerns right now.  The likeliest outcome is that some of them give up their co-conspirators and financiers/handlers, and wind up dead before trial.  Germany has a way of taking out its own trash the last 75 years.  In America, these people would run for Congress and probably win.  

    I dunno, that's their thing for some reason.  They, or some offshoot of their Q-esque movement, has claimed for decades that the government-in-exile operates from Nevada.  I don't know where in Nevada, and I ain't going down that internet rabbit hole of stupidity. 

    Some say this all started in Germany with the Volksfrei movement, some say they have ties to the Asian Dawn.  I dunno, my subscription to Time Magazine ran out.  

    8 months is what Hitler served for his role in the Beer hall Putsch 

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  5. Somewhat curious that the rest of the sports world has moved towards analytical evaluations of players yet somehow the Heisman has gone the total opposite direction into just picking QBs from top 10 teams

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  6. 7 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

    This Jon Cooper dude is the dumbest motherfucker on twitter.  It's not a loan *TO* a foreign creditor, it's *FROM* a foreign creditor.  Also, Daewoo has "ties to North Korea" about the same way that Nike does.

    Thank you. There are a handful of these accounts (like Cooper) that are just clickbait bullshit.

    Quick tip: If you are following a non-journalist on twitter and they like to begin tweets with:

    THIS IS HUGE!:

    BREAKING!!:

    HOLY HELL!!

    THIS JUST IN!!

    Then you should understand that what you're reading is likely bullshit

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