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Where do y'all land on ramming someone car while moving at highway speed? Assault with a deadly weapon, and even worse - PROPERTY DAMAGE!!
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2 hours ago, Hate said:
They need to get off the goddamned highway.
I can't believe those very fine people would kidnap everyone else on the road like that, right @Onboard 2.0?
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24 minutes ago, seven said:
These thugs and agitators should be run over or sent to prison for kidnappingÂ
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They blocked a highway? THATS VIOLENCE AND KIDNAPPING!!!!111!!!ONE!!!ELEVENTY!!!
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I'm looking forward to this thread gleefully shit posting about how they deserve to be brutalized by the police or a truck driving through them
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13 minutes ago, slorch said:
Indeed. the white supremacists are burning the cities right now.
so selective, this concern is...
I mean, there's been multiple felony prosecutions against white supremacists for inciting riots and setting fires. Some just got arrested for plotting a kidnapping of a sitting governor.Â
And your president cheered those people on.Â
The sitting president, his family, and his administration are actively cheering on violence against the opposition party. Some fucksticks in our fucking state tried to run a team Biden car off the road. And the president's response was to say that he loves Texas.Â
We are going to see rampant political violence from trump supporters.Â
Try to hide your boner when it happens.Â
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These fucking refs are shades of the 2015 crew. Fucking Texas on every call and swallowing the whistle when it's okie lite
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What shitty fucking play calling our team has. Players weren't even in the right zip code to make the play
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Brennan motherfucking Eagles
Fuck yeah
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Just now, cabowabo said:
Our secondary is good.Â
Scheming however, is bad
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Careful Brat, I have it on good authority that testing is what causes COVID
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40 minutes ago, Calihorn said:
Doom O' Clock
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@immamacthis is our concern, dude
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4 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
Fuck you, Brett.Â
Dick pic farve likes pussy grabbing trump? You don't say!
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1) falsify a search warrant to get legal cover to invade a black woman's home
2) kill black woman during invasion
3) local AG spikes case and lies to public on their process and GJ recommendations
4) legally smear and attack the surviving victim of the invasion, doubling down
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Protect and serve, right guys? This is what american policing is all about, baby!
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Breonna Taylor grand jurors say police actions were 'negligent' and 'criminal'
Oct. 27, 2020, 7:12 PM CDT / Updated Oct. 28, 2020, 9:37 AM CDT
By Janelle Griffith
Two grand jurors in the Breonna Taylor case said the actions of Louisville, Kentucky, police officers the day of the botched raid at her apartment were "negligent" and "criminal."
"They couldn't even provide a risk assessment," one of the anonymous grand jurors, identified as juror one, said in an interview scheduled to air Wednesday on "CBS This Morning." "And it sounded like they hadn't done one."
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"So their organization leading up to this was lacking," juror one said. "That's what I mean by they were negligent in the operation."
The other anonymous juror said that police were "criminal" leading up to the raid and that "the way they moved forward on it, including the warrant, was deception."
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Prosecutors say they discovered bomb materials connected with Whitmer kidnap plot
LANSING – Federal prosecutors have asked for more time to hand down grand jury indictments in their kidnapping conspiracy case involving Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, saying the recent discovery of bomb components could lead to new charges, including terrorism-related charges.
In a court filing Monday, prosecutors asked for a 40-day extension of the time limit to seek indictments of six men charged under criminal complaints with kidnapping conspiracy.
"Firearms and explosive device components were recently recovered, and must be analyzed to determine whether charges under the National Firearms Act, explosives or anti-terrorism statutes are warranted," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Nils Kessler.
Kessler said in the court filing there is also a huge amount of other evidence to analyze. He said the FBI had to arrest the men before they finished processing the evidence because of evidence they were planning to abduct Whitmer ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
"The FBI has collected hundreds of hours of audio recordings from confidential human sources and undercover agents, and is still in the process of collating that material." Kessler said.
"Because of the imminent nature of the threat, law enforcement was obliged to arrest the subjects before this evidence could be processed."
Evidence presented during preliminary hearings and detention hearings suggested the men had discussed blowing up a bridge near Whitmer's northern Michigan cottage to slow police response to the kidnapping, But the court was also told the alleged conspirators were looking at purchasing $4,000 worth of explosives to detonate the bridge from an undercover FBI agent posing as a sympathizer.
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5 minutes ago, Dr. Beeper said:
But it’s fucking hilarious you think “all their members did was try to do a good thing...”
Look man, I love the Eyes. I would keep playing the Eyes were I in LHB still. My wife and IÂ had the Eyes played at our wedding reception for chrissakes. But I'm not gonna shit all over those students for saying "fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" when they're far and wide ignored by their directors (obligatory fuck scott hanna and his shitty music in the stands).
And I don't think a bunch of chuds on the internet who didn't give a shit what LHB did before should start demanding shit of LHB now.
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3 minutes ago, Dr. Beeper said:
Scholarships - I read it somewhere. Probably wrong.Â
Never change, rex. You just believe whatever the zuckbook tells you to believe
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6 minutes ago, BradInATX said:
I mean, it has slowed it down. That's not even really up for debate. You can make the quality of life vs. effectiveness debate, but saying that shutdown measures didn't slow it down is just plain ignoring the evidence.
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4 hours ago, Dr. Beeper said:
1/3rd of band members are on scholarship, I believe. For those members that don’t want to play, they should be kicked out of the band and those getting aid should have their scholarships revoked. It’s the opposite of cancel culture. It’s wanting the band to continue, and an effort to stop letting the inmates run the asylum.Â
How much they practice and how much I ignore their effort is irrelevant. You can call it angst all you want (and I’d wager that at least half of those critical of the LHB aren’t boomers), but it’s divisive and will lead to unnecessary financial strain. You seem to look at it as an opportunity to jump on people you perceive to be political opponents.Â
Do you have any shred of evidence or first-hand knowledge in support of this? Because when I was in LHB up through 2014 there definitely weren't that many significant scholarships available. There were definitely a few hundred-dollar scholarships out there from an alum funding their own named scholarship, but I wouldn't call someone getting five hundred bucks "on scholarship" lmao.
This has nothing to do with politics. I just don't like seeing an organization and legacy I was a part of and would hope (way in the future) for my kids to be in get shit on so much.
And it's not like they or their members I dunno, hospitalized, raped, or killed anyone like any of the greek life or other spirit orgs on UT's campus. Not sure why LHB is so fucking hated when all their members did was try to do a good thing in a fucked up year.
No accounting for taste, I guess.
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It really is something how in the midst of a quarter of a million Americans dead, historically high unemployment and a national task force that has said "we have no containment plan", yall are more worried about bars opening up than containing and tracking the viral pandemic.
Six months in, and all the "it'll be over by easter" folks are still acting like it was over by easter and we've just been overreacting.
@slorch did you read my post up the page on why bars are being singled out? I'll post it again for ya:
Ever see a big red 51% sign at a bar limiting your right to carry a firearm? That's because we as a society recognize and accept that alcohol tends to enable bad behavior from people who otherwise know better.
Arbitrarily limiting bars that exist solely to sell alcohol (or at least >50% of their revenue is exclusively from booze) seems like a reasonable measure during an air-transmitted viral pandemic, considering risky behavior is ramped up when inebriated.
And I'm sure that some folks will get trashed at a restaurant on booze, but the difference is that there's gonna be wayyyy fewer of those folks at a restaurant than at a bar. Not to mention that they aren't likely to visit several other restaurants that night. It's not about absolute, 100% no variance, hard and fast rules. It's about trying to balance normalcy against a bunch of selfish asshats that don't give a fuck if they get everyone around them sick.
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Does your mobo support NVMe? You'll get a pretty significant performance uplift for boot times and loads if you can get off of SATA interfaces for your SSD's. Or shit, just a PCIe card to take NVMe drives may be a worthwhile upgrade for not too much extra.
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Update to the forced sterilization story:
Link to the actual report sent to congress
QuoteAt least 19 women have now come forward to allege they were pressured into unnecessary gynecological treatment and surgeries, including procedures that left them sterile, while they were imprisoned by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia. The women are mostly Black and Latina. They were all patients of Dr. Mahendra Amin, the primary gynecologist linked to the jail.
In a shocking new report submitted to Congress Thursday, an independent medical review team of nine board-certified OB-GYNs and two nursing experts examined more than 3,200 pages of the women’s medical records and said they found a lack of informed consent and a, quote, “disturbing pattern” of questionable gynecological surgical procedures. Today they’ll present their findings to the Senate Democratic Caucus.
This comes after whistleblowing nurse Dawn Wooten first spoke out in September about an alarmingly high rate of hysterectomies performed on women at the ICE jail, prompting congressional and federal investigations. An ICE spokesperson said the allegations in the new report raise, quote, “serious concerns that deserve to be investigated quickly and thoroughly.” Meanwhile, the private prison company that operates Irwin, LaSalle Corrections, said it could not comment during the impending investigation.
The report, authored by a panel of nine board-certified OBGYN's and two nursing experts, found a "disturbing pattern in which many women either underwent abdominal surgery or were pressured to have a surgery that was not medically indicated and to which they did not consent". The report also questions the possible complicity of ICDC in a pattern of abuse from a contracted OBGYN, including referring patients who had no GYN-related concerns and ordering psychiatric evaluations when women refused to undergo procedures recommended by the OBGYN.
None of the 19 women in this initial report received adequate informed consent. Dr. Amin's "findings" for surgery are not supported by any available source of information. Many of the patient records produced by ICDC and Dr. Amin are incomplete without imaging studies, operative notes, pathology reports, or hospital records.
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I'm not feeling any better about this story.
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16 minutes ago, aggie08 said:
But dining in certainly isn't necessary. So, to your point, once they decided that indoor dining was allowed, there weren't many valid reasons* why bars couldn't also open under the same distancing and capacity guidelines.
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And to be frank, regulating what behavior is legally permissible in bars is consistent with existing law. Ever see a big red 51% sign at a bar limiting your right to carry a firearm? That's because we as a society recognize and accept that alcohol tends to enable bad behavior from people who otherwise know better.
Arbitrarily limiting bars that exist solely to sell alcohol (or at least >50% of their revenue is exclusively from booze) seems like a reasonable measure during an air-transmitted viral pandemic, considering risky behavior is ramped up when inebriated.
And I'm sure that some folks will get trashed at a restaurant on booze, but the difference is that there's gonna be wayyyy fewer of those folks at a restaurant than at a bar. It's not about absolute, 100% no variance, hard and fast rules. It's about trying to balance normalcy against a bunch of selfish asshats that don't give a fuck if they get everyone around them sick.
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American Civil War II
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If states reject the result of their vote and send their own appointed and unelected EC voters, the US will be dead.Â