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Sujo

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  1. 58 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

     

    Disgraceful repeating of fake news.

     

    Quoting directly from the bill - NOTE THE LAST SENTENCE !!!

     

    "No person shall solicit votes [or] distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give, or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and drink, to [a voter] … This Code section shall not be construed to prohibit a poll officer…from making available self-service water from an unattended receptacle to [a voter] waiting in line to vote."

    https://www.dailywire.com/news/joe-biden-media-claim-georgia-law-prevents-giving-water-to-voters-in-line-thats-not-true

     

    The closure of the world news forum was only a matter of time. Just a shame the forum rules could not have been adhered to - as they are on every other section of the site. After years of depravity encouraging the mocking of Trump's physical characteristics and pushing all unsourced fake news as fact we arrive in 2021. A year where there really is a swamp beast, a corrupt senile old fool in the white house - with unexplainable money links to China and Russia, with rock hard evidence corroborating his family clans corruption in every way possible, of course discussion must be silenced now.

     Ah well, c'est la vie.

     

    you proved my point.

     

    It is illegal to give them food and water.

     

    Why on earth do that. How about asking themselves why they have to line up for hours to vote and fix that issue.

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  2. 17 hours ago, jspill said:

     

    He had 11 ng/mL of fentanyl in his blood, several times the lethal dose, along with meth, and covid. That's the whole basis of the defence, and I expect he will be acquitted.

     

    Kneeling on the back of one's neck doesn't cut off their breathing, try it, the windpipe is at the front of the neck. Police wouldn't be trained to do it if it was dangerous. Carrying out training isn't incompetence. 

    The basis for defense at the moment is that the officers were too distracted by the people watching and complaining.

     

    Are you saying chauvin was fired for doing the right thing?

  3. 1 hour ago, jspill said:

     

    He had a history of swallowing drugs and resisting arrest and 'using diversionary behaviour'. He did that when approached by police a year before his death.

     

    And it's very common for people to say 'I can't breathe' in that situation with police since the high profile Eric Garner case in 2014, you can find many youtube videos of perps saying exactly that as soon as the police try to cuff them, as they know it can be legally advantageous.  

     

     

    So much so that the chief of police said it was wrong. The 911 operator said it was wrong. Another officer at the scene said it was wrong.

     

    he was already cuffed so saying he cant breathe is again, nothing to do with him saying that so he wouldnt be cuffed.

     

    floyds history has no relevance, at all.

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  4. On 3/28/2021 at 6:59 PM, KannikaP said:

    I filter my tap water, then put it in a bottle!   LOL

     

    Funny that on aircraft they give you a small plastic cup of water which says 'PURE BOTTLED WATER' and then goes on to tell you what minerals etc are in it. Pure?

    Never ever drink water on a plane unless its bottled. I wouldnt even drink tea or coffee on a plane. They never clean the water tank.

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  5. 24 minutes ago, muzley said:

    Sidney's lawyer will clear it up for you all.

     

    Official Statement from Sidney’s Lawyer
    HOWARD KLEINHENDLER, ATTORNEY FOR SIDNEY POWELL, RESPONDS TO MEDIA ALLEGATIONS CONCERNING MOTION TO DISMISS FILED AGAINST DOMINION COMPLAINT

    New York, New York March 23, 2021

    Yesterday, several news media outlets cut and paste out of context portions of our motion to dismiss the Dominion complaint to “spin” a message that the election fraud allegations that Ms. Powell presented to various courts and to the public were not credible. I’d like to clarify what actually was presented to the court. First, let me be clear: any suggestion that “no reasonable person” would believe Ms. Powell or her comments on the election is false. The language these reports referred to is a legal standard adopted by the courts to determine whether statements qualify as opinions which are exempt from defamation liability.

    As the DC Circuit reaffirmed just last week, there is no claim for defamation when the alleged “defamatory” statement is a legal opinion. Ms. Powell’s statements fall precisely into this category. Ms. Powell reviewed sworn affidavits, declarations, expert testimony, and other highly corroborated evidence concerning the election which Ms. Powell filed with the courts and shared publicly. She continues to stand by those opinions today. Our motion, in part, argues that the Dominion case should be dismissed because legal opinions are not grounds for defamation.

    In sum, the legal standard of a technical legal defense crafted by the courts has been improperly manipulated by the media to tell a false narrative. Ms. Powell is not backing down or retracting her previous statements concerning Dominion. Dominion’s case lacks legal merit and should be dismissed in its entirety.

    Funny how all those affidavits and expert opinions all got thrown out of court becsuse they were worthless.

     

    But by all means, keep the faith.

  6. 4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

     

    It has little to do with the animal hurting too much. If you have been following along, you should know that I was responding to someone that asked why a hunter would want a semi-automatic. I explained that if the animal is not killed instantly, the hunter has to chase the animal down. The hunter does not want to case the animal down, and when the hunter does chase the animal down, the hunter has to drag the animal back. Dragging a 100-300 dear through the woods is not pleasant, particularly as they generally run down hill, and it seems like always away from the camp and or truck. 

     

    I understand, you guys don't like guns or hunting, and you seem to hate the people that do. 

    Oh the poor hunter has to work a bit harder to kill an animal.

     

    But lets not be concerned about people being killed.

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  7. 1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

     

    With all due respect, I doubt you hunt or shoot or know much about guns.

     

    Semi-automatic firearms have been around for over a hundred years. The are not something new. The reason many hunters prefer semi-automatic rifles is because animals generally do not die instantly unless hit perfectly. Regardless of what the NRA might say, animals do not like being shot, and if you shoot them, and only injure them, they run away, and they often run very far. Animals often have to be shot more than once to be stopped. You do not want to chase the animal too far, and you don't want the animal getting away and taking days to bleed-out. 

     

    Again, many people in the US use guns for hunting, plinking, target shooting, protection, collecting and whatever the owner sees fit to use them for. As long as what they are doing is legal, what business is it of of anyone else's why they want them and what they use them for?  Shooting and gun owning are activities people enjoy, whether or not they NEED guns is irrelevant. Most people in the US do not NEED a gun, but clearly some people do, and to believe otherwise is foolish. 

     

    Most people that own guns  in the US do not belong to gun clubs, and many never go to public ranges. People that belong to clubs typically shoot and hunt in places other than the club they belong to. People that shoot at public rages often do not shoot at the same range all the time, and again, their shooting is often not limited to ranges. Also, after shooting, guns typically need to be serviced. Most people do this themselves, and do it at home.

     

    Many people hunt and shoot on their own property and or on public land. It is really no different than fishing, except that it is more difficult to kill someone with fishing gear. Imagine garroting people gets popular, and it turns out spetra/braid was really effective for garroting, so much so that it became the weapon of choice. The government steps in and bans braid, and says you can only use monofilament. Do you think that banning spectra would have any significant effect on the problem?

     

    People in the US have the right to own firearms and to keep them in their homes. There is a vehicle in place to repeal this right. Let the people that want to remove this right gather the support they need and go through the process of repealing  it. 

     

    Most proposed run control will do little or nothing to slow, much less stop gun violence. What it will do is make it disproportionally difficult for the poor to own guns, while doing nothing to restrict the rich from having guns. Most people posting in this thread seem to applaud this, I do not. I think the poor have just as much right to own a gun as the rich. 

     

     

     

     

    Im sure people wont mind doing away with automatic guns so that others can live.

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  8. 4 minutes ago, robblok said:

    Yes but matches and gasoline are things that are needed. While guns except for hunting are not. Also you don't need semi automatic weapons for hunting. So to compare something that has multiple uses with guns that  have one use to kill is a bit different. Because what are guns for, to kill be it humans or animals. 

    I have never understood why they call them hunters. They are not, they are killers.

     

    Its like using dynamite to blast the water to kill fish. Thats not fishing.

     

    Using guns to hunt is not a sport. To keep animal populations down then let authorities do it.

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