antibes

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   by antibes 8y ago

   I think it is that we can't do anything about a vast number of serious criminals without cessation from any appearance of such laws. I know that in isolated cases the law is bluntly ignored and treated with contempt.
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   by antibes 8y ago

   I continue to be harassed often daily often violently since t spent a six year sentence in​prison for breach of a order that never existed, procured or forged by a social worker to remove me from being able to prevent him defrauding my elde
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   by antibes 8y ago

   regarding your second statement, counter argument to my claimed argument: Unfortunately I cannot disagree. I certainly had a much longer history in mind, as well as being selective to begin with the start of the twentieth century, whereabou
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   by antibes 8y ago

   I don't know the EU/EuroParl equivalents, but the UK still has a robust Judicial Review system. I would strongly argue that the UK has a longer history of independent judiciary, both capable of standing up to misguided legislation
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   by antibes 8y ago

   company failure survivors are not automatically the most reliable and neutral witnesses, of course. I was just reading the self evaluation reports of some top traders at Goldman Sachs in 2007. I am not disparaging individuals, merely to ass
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   by antibes 8y ago

   if mild trauma is basically daily occurrence its not trauma in my book I don't want to relate highlights of my traumatic experiences, but i have only gotten past the shock stage on one event, five years afterwards. This is the breakdow
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   by antibes 8y ago

   thank you I am doubtful of the study methods but not my field I will have to read again, I am commenting because I endure complete days stuck in miasma recollection of decades past thst was obliterated from my memory until further trauma un
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   by antibes 8y ago

   I got the similar result, the thing thing my brain fancied earlier doesn't seem so great after the dopamine falls away. But, I found that if I persisted with trying to create or refine the earlier idea, very often there was something g
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   by antibes 8y ago

   I can't understand such long sleeping, because​I found the very fact of being interested in learning something new or solving a problem, keeps me alert and awake, literally a adrenaline rush.
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    by antibes 8y ago

    my company name is the result of a hangover, not a discernable moment between inspiration and telling my associate who sadly didn't come along because he was emigrating to Malaysia. But I found hangovers equally assistive to quiet line