sejje

13 ms·

361.
by sejje 9mo ago
This child's mother had a choice to bring her along or not, and she brought her. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/25919906-vml-v-harpe... My translation: "Jenny Carolina Lopez: I'm taking my daugh
362.
by sejje 9mo ago
Hell yeah, thoughtcrime! Let's get Tom Cruise in here and whoop some ass!
363.
by sejje 9mo ago
It's not to prevent my car being stolen. It's to find it after it's stolen. People have been stalking each other since long before airtags.
364.
by sejje 9mo ago
...many people get off because of police procedure problems. I see it constantly in my courtroom youtube feeds. Judge: "And what was the probable cause?" Prosecutor: "(some bullshit that's not legit PC)" Judge: ::in
365.
by sejje 9mo ago
If I die in a car crash, you don't get to say the car executed me. Words mean things.
366.
by sejje 9mo ago
You mean "you're right, saying the victim was cruelly and unusually punished isn't a good argument here." You've just presented a new argument. Many, many people are killed by LEO each year; how many are considered
367.
by sejje 9mo ago
The clear footage we have is of the car hitting the agent. The car starts moving, when previously stopped, in violation of a lawful command, and travels directly into an agent. He can't see the tires from his viewpoint, so that doesn&#
368.
by sejje 9mo ago
People have been deported as long as I've been alive. I haven't lost any of my rights yet. Certainly not in the past month. All the mechanisms to deport people were already there.
369.
by sejje 9mo ago
Well, you can see the alternative. Get shot in the street and get a lot of twitter posts.
370.
by sejje 9mo ago
No, that's the thing. We accepted for a long time. Literally not one thing about any of this is new, except the politicians and reporters decided we need to focus on Minneapolis this month. The same thing has been going on the same way
371.
by sejje 9mo ago
One of them was very justified. Pretti was a cluster like I said. I don't think he should have been shot, but it's going to be really hard to find anyone guilty. They're hands on with an armed person who is resisting them, an
372.
by sejje 9mo ago
Cruel and unusual punishment is about sentencing, after a trial. These folks didn't go through a trial. No, I don't think either person deserved fifteen years of hard labor, or five years. What actually happened is not that they w
373.
by sejje 9mo ago
You should probably make your argument with names.
374.
by sejje 9mo ago
That's not what you quoted when you called it my take. Now that you've got an actual take, I can respond: He was trained to respond to deadly force with deadly force. That's what I'm talking about, the shooting. It was b
375.
by sejje 9mo ago
Because I have at least a bare minimum understanding of what a lawful command is. Law enforcement can order you out of your vehicle, and you must comply.
376.
by sejje 9mo ago
I don't view law enforcement as my team. But I do want the laws enforced.
377.
by sejje 9mo ago
I'm not normalizing it, it's already normalized. We have accepted this kind of policing forever. Nothing in Minnesota has changed the game, except masks maybe, since they're being doxxed.
378.
by sejje 9mo ago
If it's not a lawful order, you fight that in court. It's almost a free pass to get out of whatever you did. But what she was given was a lawful order. That's the one I'm talking about. I'm not a trump voter.
379.
by sejje 9mo ago
Sorry, just rattle off a couple names of ICE executions, and I'll go do research on them.
380.
by sejje 9mo ago
Or when the set repeats, and the random order puts songs from the end of the first ordering of the set into the beginning of the second ordering of the set, so you quickly hear them twice.
381.
by sejje 9mo ago
Yes, the place she thought needed her prayers. How is that important?
382.
by sejje 9mo ago
Assuming the victim owns a modern phone and still possesses it, sure. Seems just as easy to boost the phone while you're dropping the tag.
383.
by sejje 9mo ago
We aren't risking it; you can already stalk people with other devices and methods. This doesn't increase the "stalkability."
384.
by sejje 9mo ago
I think if my car is stolen, it's probably a bigger deal for me personally than stalking. I'm not a female, so I don't anticipate a civilian stalking me for really any reason. A non-civilian wouldn't use an airtag. Zero
385.
by sejje 9mo ago
Most property theft isn't reported, and won't be in your statistics.
386.
by sejje 9mo ago
Not on Earth, no. It would be if stalking happened at the same frequency as property theft, but the rates are ridiculously lopsided. So much property theft happens that we don't bother reporting almost any of it.
387.
by sejje 9mo ago
You already know the answer to your question
388.
by sejje 9mo ago
Africa has economic issues.
389.
by sejje 9mo ago
Same. I try to remember to lock the door if I'm in a bigger city. I don't own the key to my house, it's not something we think about here (US, south).
390.
by sejje 9mo ago
Why does people leaving guns in cars make the stealing worse?

More ›