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That jury wasn't all-white; 9 of 12 were white. In the Federal jury that later convicted Koon and Powell of Federal civil rights violations, there were likewise 9 of 12 white jurors. Modern American jurors don't inherently judge
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It started in 2006 under Bush That very Wikipedia link clearly affirms that the operation that came to be known as Fast and Furious began in October 2009.
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6y ago
In my experience when I was uninsured, Costco's uninsured rates for prescription drugs beat everybody.
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6y ago
Generic OTC allergy meds are cheap when you don't buy boutique retail. I pay less than $11/year for daily generic Claritin (365 doses) at Costco. Allegra is a touch more.
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There's a crapload of what may be looted merchandise suddenly being listed on For Sale on nextdoor here. People who haven't sold anything before are suddenly listing multiple "brand new and sealed" items of a given categ
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6y ago
And this is a "Google SWE"?
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Very well said. I would add that not everyone is a signatory to all Hague Convention elements. For example, USA is not a signatory to the FMJ requirements but generally observes them anyway to facilitate sharing of supplies with allies.
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6y ago
This is just an assortment of Amazon affiliate links, with most or all of the summaries directly copied from Amazon's corresponding sale page.
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6y ago
That only applies to stolen property that has crossed state lines.
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Pao has quite a knack for landing in "hostile workplaces".
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No, 1992 was the combined weight of genuine systemic racism in policing combined with the de facto jury nullification by an artificially selected venue and favorable jury pool. When injustice is systemic and protected , there is no hope of
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6y ago
Every submit for this site is just an ad for Amazon affiliate linked books (tag=itbook.store-20) There is no "store". Even the descriptions are ripped from other retailers' pages.
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6y ago
Related, from earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23371537
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Maybe multiple cases are being conflated here. In the case of the cab hauling the FedEx trailers where one attacker got caught in a rear wheel, the truck had stopped, but multiple people climbed onto the cab and tried to break in while me
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Soliciting black hat activity on HN? Classy.
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The exceptions in food labeling confound me. I keep assuming that some behaviors have to be illegal, but Federal rulemaking changes have been spottily reported for over 20 years. One example is nuts. There are off brands (I see mainly a
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Reagan was quick to pass the Mulliford (sic) Act Reagan signed the Mulford Act, but it would have become law without his signature anyway. It was passed in the Assembly and Senate, neither of which was controlled by his party.
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6y ago
and guns Not according to your stated example. Quoting: "Ammunition and accessories only No firearm registrations."
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False; see PC § 27885: PC § 27885 (a) The person loaning the firearm is at all times within the presence of the person being loaned the firearm. I think most people's definition of "loan" isn't limited to the loa
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(Trump recently pardoned him) No,he wasn't pardoned. His sentence was commuted. He remains a convicted felon.
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The Jungle was about the safety of the products (to consume) far more than about the safety of the workers. Chicago meatpacking was safer work than, say, railroad grades or West Virginia coal mines.
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The cops that choked Eric Gardner to death are all free right now. Despite Loretta Lynch hand-picking the DOJ investigating agents, she declined to pursue civil rights charges. (Remember, that was the mechanism used by GHW Bush'
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6y ago
(2015) February submit, ~700 points: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22482731
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"He said some of the 40 arrests made in the Twin Cities Friday night were of people linked to white supremacist groups and organized crime." Actually, he said no such thing, hence the lack of an actual quote. Good thing, too, lest
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The Reagan administration banned needle exchanges Declining to include Federal funding in his budget is not "banning". Funding bills originate in the House. The House was Democrat controlled for Reagan's entire tenu
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"All immigrant physicians like Mehta are authorized to work in the U.S. through H-1B visas." All immigrant doctors are H-1B visa holders? None are citizens? None are Permanent Residents? None hold other kinds of visas?
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Plagiarized from Katharina Buchholz's article: https://www.statista.com/chart/21868/share-of-covid-19-cases...
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Plagiarized from Felix Richter's article: https://www.statista.com/chart/18839/quarterly-real-gdp-grow...
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Potatoes didn't exist in the Old World until brought from South America. Corn (maize) and tomatoes also came from the New World.
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Your "concrete example" doesn't say that any prisoners were forced to do anything. Many volunteer for work release to make money, get outside, and/or gain work experience. If you have firsthand knowledge of any of the
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