JackCh

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   by JackCh 9y ago

   Doubtful. In most scenarios where it applies the cops are not involved in the killing (For instance, if bank robber Bonnie commits murder, bank robber Clyde can be charged for that murder.) Furthermore if a cop lawfully kills a crimina
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   by JackCh 9y ago

   >"firmly in the past" That's something I never said, or even implied. If I said that America has a "history of military power projection", would you object that military power projection is the present reality as
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   by JackCh 9y ago

   Didn't Sandberg recently suggest something to the effect that opting out of privacy violating "targeted ads" is something you'd need to pay facebook for? That wasn't in the script. Even if rationally true, stating
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   by JackCh 9y ago

   Taking cheap-shots at southern states with disreputable histories is easy, but the vast majority of states (46 out of 50, as of 2008) in America have a Felony Murder rule. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/felony_murder_d