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re: The Lone Warrior

Posted by Flats on 6/1/24 at 8:50 am
[quote]If Trump opens or at any time says "My Fellow Americans, the storm is upon us....." in the Twitter/X Town Hall return, where do we go from here [/quote] Back to your mom's basement and an endless supply of hot pockets....

re: The Lone Warrior

Posted by Flats on 6/1/24 at 8:48 am
[quote]Many of us don't particularly like Trump[/quote] :lol: WTF do you do for politicians you like? Loan out your wife?...

re: Summer Food Programs Are A Joke

Posted by Flats on 5/31/24 at 6:26 pm
[quote]He’s a constitutional conservative[/quote] :lol: I don’t think he even claims to be conservative, although I might be getting him mixed up with Cobra’s Taint. ...
[quote]You could say the same for Perry right? [/quote] I honestly don’t know, I haven’t seen anything about that. Let’s say they were both looking for trouble. Who had the best reason for being where they were, and who approached who? If the “protest” was in the park and Perry’s car ended...
[quote]Perry runs the light and drives into the crowd[/quote] Perry's car was on the road, where it belonged. [quote] If Fosters Gun is slung[/quote] Whether or not a sling was used is irrelevant. I couldn't tell much from the video but in that still picture he clearly has his weapon at low ...
[quote]Does this verdict convince a lot of people who were on the fence to vote for Trump? [/quote] It will convince some. I think the bigger swing are the fence voters who will stay home, not being as motivated enough to vote against him as a result of this bs, paired with a boosted turnout by...
[quote]Is someone approaching your vehicle while legally open and carrying a rifle in hand motioning for you to roll the window down but not pointing the gun at you in the midst of a protest enough though?[/quote] This is from memory but I think he had both hands on the rifle. How did he motion ...
[quote]He was a big Libertarian,[/quote] That's a strange way to spell BLM....
[quote]If Foster didnt aim his weapon, then what gave Perry the right to shoot him?[/quote] If you wait until you’re staring down the barrel you won’t have to worry about charges. Perry was in a volatile situation where his car was surrounded (I guess his civil rights don’t matter) and his safet...
[quote]Is Comey in trouble or in jail or convicted for anything? Nope! Is Brennan in trouble or in jail or convicted of anything? Nope! Is Hillary in trouble or in jail or convicted of anything? Nope! Is Hunter in trouble or in jail or convicted of anything? Nope! Is Joe Biden under a serious th...
[quote]And it's a better standard than, "The limit is whatever an individual officer feels is reasonable on any given day." For the same reason.[/quote] Exactly. If 25 feet isn’t reasonable, fine, make it 15. We’ve already established that they can keep you a certain distance away, I don’t see...
[quote]This only works if due process is eliminated and the ability to redress violations doesn't exist.[/quote] Make up your mind. I post how an objective standard can protect a citizen and you essentially say "well, none of that matters because they can do what they want". Other posts have yo...
[quote]Correct[/quote] Then you already don’t have the freedoms you claim this law would restrict. Nothing will change at all. ...
[quote]I'm not a fan of trading my rights for a feeling of security.[/quote] You’ve already done this 1,000 over. On this topic we’re just talking about whether we want an objective standard in the law or not. I can see the upsides. ...
[quote]If he’s having that bad of a day, an arbitrary distance that no one is going to ever actually measure won’t remove those concerns.[/quote] If you end up getting charged it absolutely can be measured from video. Again, the only law decent people need is “don’t interfere”, but the world...
[quote]Update: you're always subject to how bad a day the cop is having.[/quote] And you don’t see any upside at all to reducing their discretionary power?...
[quote]Why can't they be both?[/quote] Because “new” and “existing” are contradictory terms. You attended some sort of university, correct?...
[quote]Unfortunately law enforcement related issues have to live in that universe because every situation is different.[/quote] Of course they do, but adding objective clarity when it's possible can be a good thing. If a cop told me to back up to the sidewalk, that's better for me than "back u...
[quote]The problem to reducing it to a set distance is there is no tape measures available to determine the actual distance involved.[/quote] Great. Now assess the problems created by making every single instance discretionary....