yeetawayhn

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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
"What about my 1st amendment right to dox law enforcement officers?"
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
FYI, your comments seem to be shadowdead. They are dead when signed in, but not dead when not signed in.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
>Your point of view is extremely US-centered. I would be shocked, for example, to hear an European to hold such a view. Which Europeans believe that you work for the government, not the government works for you?
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
That's kind of an amusing way to put it: "Why would I prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime catastrophe? It never happened to me before."
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Yet boxing matches are questionable. Underground dogfights being illegal is a tangential point, based only in legal semantics.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
https://thelogicofscience.com/2016/09/27/dont-tell-people-to...
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
That's just circular reasoning. You claim they're "above board" because they are not questionable, but the only metric by which you deem them not questionable is that they are "above board". This discussion is
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
What makes boxing matches questionable compared to underground dogfights?
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Yes, non-questionable. You tried to compare massage parlors with strip clubs when neither are questionable. On the other hand, both underground dogfights and boxing matches are both questionable. Your position is all over the place. It&#x27
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
That isn't a fair comparison because people outside of Cruz's district are not able to vote for him. The same is not true for Twitter users and Twitter.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
No, because you keep comparing nonquestionable to nonquestionable or questionable to questionable. Your point really isn't coming across well here.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
> Those are alternative platforms to twitter in the same way that a strip club is an alternative entertainment venue to your local movie theater. I'm assuming this comparison is supposed to have some rhetorical value to it? Otherwis
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Presumably to put things into perspective regarding the prevailing zeitgeists of who's destroying the world.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
No, professional complainers.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
None of that refutes the comment you are responding to. The suspected drug dealer did have a weapons charge, and the baby was placed in the way of the the front door of his residence.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Not exactly, surplus weapons are really popular among civilians.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
>is there a better way of describing the group of countries where it is unlikely to encounter criminals with lmgs mounted to pickup trucks? The dogwhistle has now turned into a full on bullhorn.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
>APCs are not "purely defensive". They're an intimidating presence In that case, they can paint them pink.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
People conveniently leave out that it was the front door of a suspected drug dealer who had a previous weapons charge and had guards. https://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/georgia-toddler-injured-st... So th
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
You missed the "developed countries" dogwhistle, which usually means rich and white nations.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
If everything is political, then nothing is.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Your comments indicated that such an explanation was necessary to improve your understanding.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Source that this kid was a member of the "boogaloo crowd"?
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Not sure, but according to Bureau of Justice Statistics, it happens in 27% of burglaries. https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/vdhb.pdf
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
>People telling that "high-capacity overpowered mass destruction weapons" should be forbidden, on the other side... Are like the people who are saying the Casio F91W is a "terrorist watch" https://news.ycom
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Yeah, there's a lot of lack of self-awareness going on in that statement. "Excuse me while I ride my death machine over to a store."
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
> From the opb report it sounds like they were essentially just little badges that say "police". Which means that the OPB report is being intentionally misleading. Which is unsurprising for much of the media covering the events
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
>This is separate from the Democratic Party “moving right,” or in the case of issues like war, financial deregulation, and surveillance, having always been in lockstep with the right. This is about a change in the personality profile of
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
They do, you can see them on closer videos taken.
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by yeetawayhn 6y ago
Except the agency has declared itself: DHS made the announcement, making your position void.

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