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🚨 #BREAKING: 3 Charlotte cops resign after Flock’s database allegedly revealed competition to see who can arrest the most Black people.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Texts with the alleged competition were discovered on an officer's phone during a separate Flock misuse probe, not revealed by the database.
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Replying to @PrettyCultureHQ
It's a great entry-level woman to get interested in if you're starting to cure your homosexuality
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President @EmmanuelMacron can you post this in Arabic so citizens of France can understand?
Adresse aux Français. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nxnRBMXp…
Haben sich diese ‘Schüler‘ da über Mathe unterhalten?!
So sehr sich die Medien bemühen, die Proteste in Frankreich linksradikalen Chaoten in die Schuhe zu schieben - wir wissen es besser: Hier geht die Jugend gegen Sozialabbau, Kriegsvorbereitung und Genozid auf die Straße. Und ihre Wut springt über auf andere Länder. #Jugendrevolte
When is her flight back to Somalia?!
Thank you to everyone who stood with me over the years. It’s been a scary journey but I have always been grounded in my work and ability to provide exemplary service to my constituents. Trump and his administration have been after me since I arrived in Congress. I have always stood up to him and that will never change. The pedophile protector will never silence me.
Why is she blocking all the comments?!
I’m only going to ask one final question regarding the Cornell 7 case, and then I’m moving on. I genuinely believe this controversy has brought out some of the worst aspects of our society.
I’m also amazed at how many people on the Right, who routinely criticize liberals for their intolerance of opposing viewpoints, have been so quick to attack, insult, unfollow, block and make entire videos attacking someone simply for disagreeing with them. Apparently, meaningful debate and freedom of thought are great principles until someone expresses an opinion you don’t like.
Here’s the question I think everyone needs to answer.
In roughly half the states, the Cornell men could potentially have faced criminal charges under laws that protect people who are too intoxicated to consent, even when they voluntarily took the drugs.
The defense everyone keeps repeating is that she willingly took ketamine and allegedly didn’t object to the other men. But ketamine is known as a date rape drug precisely because it can impair someone’s awareness and judgment.
They allegedly offered her ketamine and encouraged her to take it, knowing the drug could impair her judgment, lower her inhibitions and make her less likely to resist sexual advances. Then, once she was intoxicated, they invited a bunch of buddies into the room to have sex with her without her knowledge or prior consent.
And this is where I think people are missing the bigger issue.
Who has the right to offer another human being up for sex?
She may have voluntarily taken ketamine. She may have voluntarily agreed to sex with certain men. But neither of those decisions should give those men the right to offer her up sexually to anyone else.
And if they deliberately encouraged her to take ketamine, knowing it could make her less likely to refuse, then invited other men to take advantage of that impaired state, shouldn’t that raise an entirely separate question of criminal responsibility?
In states with broader sexual assault laws, knowingly engaging in sexual activity with someone too intoxicated to consent can be criminal. And deliberately arranging for others to do so can potentially carry criminal liability as well.
So I have two questions.
First, should it be a crime to offer another human being up for sex without their knowledge or consent, regardless of whether they’re sober or intoxicated, and regardless of whether a rape ultimately occurs?
Second, if you believe the conduct alleged in the Cornell case should be legal, do you also believe states where that conduct could result in criminal charges should weaken their laws?
Shoot the person to make it quick.
Umm…a retard voluntarily entering a tiger enclosure decided to commit suicide. We don’t scrap a train because someone decided to walk in front of it.
If you think a Tigers life is more important than a human life, you have something deeply wrong with you. The tiger should have been shot on the spot while the man was still alive, they had plenty of time to do so and everyone knows it. It’s easy to make fun of the guy but if it were your family member you’d want the tiger killed to save them. Don’t @ me I don’t care.
Never seen a guy be so wrong about the markets.
Markets on “hold” today until FOMC rate decision at 2:15pm ET
1. if Fed raises, markets expected
- Future cuts likely get removed,
- 10-yr yield likely drops
= stocks rally
2. If Fed “holds”
- dovish surprise, even if hawkish talk
- markets focus on hold regime underway
= stocks rally
We think most likely path is a rally post-2:15pm ET
@FundstratDirect @FundstratCap @BitMNR
$BMNR $BMNP
Lol, Jason is such a dweeb.
AI stocks will drop 10%+ on Monday morning
Brace for impact folks
@DarioAmodei just unwound the AI trade with a blog post
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A suicide bomber kills Ahmad Shah Massoud, military commander of the Afghan Northern Alliance.
Russian President Vladimir Putin calls President Bush and warns him urgently that “something larger might be afoot.”
Tesla‘s 9/11 #neverforget
Why did they disable the comments?!
Calls for public inquiry into Jason Arday 'witchhunt' bbc.in/4xdxYED
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Oh Amnesty. How far you have fallen.
Amnesty International UK compiled an “anti rights”list. And not one Islamic organisation appeared on it. Not one.
But Christian organisations were, including the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, as well as the Catholic Medical Association and the Catholic Herald.
This is globalist blatant anti Christian prejudice, where mainstream Christian belief is treated as dangerous (seriously)
Amnesty then deleted the report when people noticed obvs … but the internet never forgets.
































