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    The Supremes

    Rs are, and will continue to be the party of fear. They're so afraid of everything. Progress... minorities... hell... half the rs carry guns daily because they're so scared of everything... imagine being such a pussy that you carry a gun everywhere
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    The Supremes

    They don't care. They have solid control over the courts for the next 20 years. They just don't care. They're also elevating themselves above the other "co-equal" branches of government, and doing it blatantly... They insist on turning back the clock and will go as far as they can to establish themselves as a politburo
  3. Tucson is a dropout joint last I heard. All the gang dropouts, sex offenders, all the people that can't walk a main line to to dropout joints. Not surprised he got stuck, even at a dropout joint. Am surprised they let him out on any line, but I guess he thought he could handle it... oops There are three levels of FCI's... medium, low, and camp. Medium level is mostly people that don't have life sentences or really high football numbers, and are a step-down joint for USP's... they aren't a cakewalk by any means. A lot of people at medium joints are people that have served enough time at USP's so that their custody points drop over time. That being said, Tucson is a dropout joint. So that's the safest spot for an ex-cop anywhere. David Mack, of Rampart fame, thought he was tough enough to walk a main line at a normal medium high level. Now, he was pretty tough, but there were 20 or 30 Sureños that wanted some get back, and, needless to say, he didn't do so good. He got jumped on and stabbed, fought back, but man, he couldn't win. Apparently he took a couple of puncture wounds and etcetera, and went to a dropout joint after. Medium stands for medium high. Then low security, then prison camps. There's lots of violence at medium joints... as Chauvin had now found out
  4. A lot to a little. I competed a bit. Mostly smokers... a few times in some side action. been knocked out a few times. I think about 7 times. A few times cold, a few times I stayed fighting but don't remember what happened. Got jumped on a few times. Tried to fight a guy with a gun during a thing... 2 guys trying to "rob" me... I'm pretty sure it was more than that. Got shot. Died a couple times. Haven't been in a good tussle for about 15 years. Last fight beat the shit out of a guy who charged me. Teep to the chest, a few to the face while he was still charging... threw a wizzer reversal when he actually grabbed me then mounted him and elbowed him til he stopped trying. Anyways... not much of a Nancy, but I've slowed down a lot since I got in the straight and narrow
  5. I see... I never really watched pro wrestling... so I completely missed that reference
  6. "This is the equivalent of racing out of the backstage with a folding chair and then pulling up right as your kayfabe ally is getting pinned." What does this mean, if anything?
  7. The fuck this have to do with this topic?
  8. Jeesus tapdancing christ what a horrible take... Fucking "christian" dipshits who don't know the Bible for 600 Alex
  9. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://gimletmedia.com/amp/shows/science-vs/z3hlzxrj&ved=2ahUKEwjm3ce6zsqBAxVok2oFHVh7AGEQFnoECBgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0J3yT64S0MltlEZupUVfHu
  10. The jogger must've been a cop... on second thought, probably not, since he actually hit the dog... most cops, the only thing they can hit is their wives... wait, was the jogger beating his wife at the time? It must've been a pit bull... you know, the dogs that are more dangerous than guns
  11. I was not aware of this. I will tree fitty today Thanks
  12. I don't do much complaining, but the only reason I'm not a tree fiddy member is because it won't work with my debit card, and going to set up a PayPal account, or some other account, is not gonna happen (fucking fuck PayPal's motherfucking whole existence) Maybe you could fix that to drive more memberships/revenue
  13. Or maybe the average workers unionize after seeing this?
  14. I don't think Russian radar systems hey returns... that's the main problem.
  15. Arms business might be coming around to the fact that this war is showing proof of concept for products. Maybe that's not the correct term, but the US companies getting a lot more orders for their products might be prompting other companies to do the same and get some good advertising
  16. So how sy they set it on the ground at the atmospheric pressure it will be dropped at?
  17. He won't hit a yard for very long, or ever The answer is most likely neither. He'll most likely try the Christian angle. He's already been Inside, and he knows what to expect for being a rat, so if he tries the Christian angle, he might stay on a yard... they don't tend to enforce a person's jacket. But he's a well-known snitch, so they might just check him in anyway, depending on how many points he has and where they send him. Both of those options would be very, vary based. Especially at a USP
  18. I got the max. I think it was just because the facts of what they could prove verses what they think they knew were so divergent. You get 15% per year good time. So 54 days a year off max
  19. Fat electrician channel is great. You should watch this on Cassius Clay https://youtu.be/f6nwCuVd66w?si=1G14fA_rG6tlU2JS
  20. He went to the feds. From what it says he went to Elkton, which is a low security joint. He never got stabbed or checked in... they're not running fraudsters off the yard at any low unless they are snitches, but even that's rare...and for sure no one was cufffing him, like extortion. He probably did some hole time for rules stuff. I mean. Most fraudsters can't stop, not even in prison, and so they keep trying to run game and get caught constantly. Hell... from what I just looked up our looks like he ended up getting compassionate release during covid... so, he ended up giving some back by scamming... With fraudsters, though, they do have a tendency to be rats in the joint. Mostly because they are complete scumbags with no morals at all and will do pretty much anything to get ahead, so if he did get checked in, it was because he was speesnitching
  21. Thanks everyone... I'm not too keen on the benefits versus value equation, I am simply wondering what in the world this doctor is talking about. Like I said, I read quite a bit about it before even getting it for him, peer reviewed studies about it, then hearing this from my wife after getting it for him was a real shock. I never came across it before, and then couldn't find anything referencing it after. Add to that it's been a safe supplement for around 30 years, I couldn't understand. And I know there's quite a range of careers on this site, figured I'd ask if this was a real thing. Thanks
  22. I already came across this articles in Google scholar... I've been reading them to try and figure out what this doctor is talking about
  23. So..... Any doctor or scientist could maybe help me with this? My son is 17.5 years old and has gotten into weight training. So, I got him some good protien supplement and a creatine supplement. My son's doctor told my wife he shouldn't be taking creatine because it crystallizes in the liver and is generally not safe. Sure, OK, it's not a big deal... other than the fact that I cannot find one study, peer reviewed or even some junk science study that makes this claim, and, in fact, have found several that say it is actually helpful to the liver when eating a higher fat diet (in mice, that is...) What gives? Does this doctor know something that isn't published?
  24. "Not so fast" says the Supreme Court originalists... Originalism is working
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