I watch "The First 48" religiously and its amazing how they go directly to Flock data in every new episode.
I know what will fix this - endless immigration!
>Gabe seems like a pretty good guy but he bought a $70m mansion and builds yachts as a side business… As if that was a counterexample to him being a good guy? Who cares what he buys. It's his money and its legal. The…
Maybe not the most effective but Helldivers rolled back the requirement to link a Playstation account (on PC) after massive outrage and pushback.
Your employer should pay you 5% less then they are legally obligated to. See how flippant you are then.
And the free market shouldn't apply to private property because...?
Pure conjecture, Reddit-coded, seal-clapping bait.
It must be nice getting to live in an area that doesn't have entire subcultures dedicated to guns and crime.
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>Excuse me for not being impressed. That was always going to be the outcome. >The burden of proof rests upon the person who makes the allegation. "Do your own research" lol. This isn't a court of law, I'll provide you…
More Mythos Marketing.
It's becoming more like Reddit, that's for sure
Same with polygraph tests. It's not admissible in court. It's an interrogation tactic designed to give some perceived authority to the police's claims that a suspect is lying and give the suspect a reason to talk more.…
Yes, let's have no federal immigration enforcement entity in this country, novel idea.
People hate cops until they need one
I watch "The First 48" religiously and its amazing how they go directly to Flock data in every new episode.
I know what will fix this - endless immigration!
>Gabe seems like a pretty good guy but he bought a $70m mansion and builds yachts as a side business… As if that was a counterexample to him being a good guy? Who cares what he buys. It's his money and its legal. The…
Maybe not the most effective but Helldivers rolled back the requirement to link a Playstation account (on PC) after massive outrage and pushback.
Your employer should pay you 5% less then they are legally obligated to. See how flippant you are then.
And the free market shouldn't apply to private property because...?
Pure conjecture, Reddit-coded, seal-clapping bait.
It must be nice getting to live in an area that doesn't have entire subcultures dedicated to guns and crime.
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>Excuse me for not being impressed. That was always going to be the outcome. >The burden of proof rests upon the person who makes the allegation. "Do your own research" lol. This isn't a court of law, I'll provide you…
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More Mythos Marketing.
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It's becoming more like Reddit, that's for sure
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Same with polygraph tests. It's not admissible in court. It's an interrogation tactic designed to give some perceived authority to the police's claims that a suspect is lying and give the suspect a reason to talk more.…
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Yes, let's have no federal immigration enforcement entity in this country, novel idea.
People hate cops until they need one