I don't represent criminals. I represent defendants in civil suits, protecting the insurance companies' money. I don't represent the little man. I rep...
You cannot get the virus through your skin, but can only get it through your mucus membranes. That would include your eyes, nose, and mouth, and your ...
I don't wear a mask and don't own one. I've never worn one that I can recall. Mask use frequency is directly related to the number of miles one is fro...
You wouldn't ban someone for holding to a pseudo-scientific belief they didn't advance here though. If I believed that HIV did not cause AIDS but I di...
These doctors say the shutdown or worse than the disease. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doctors-raise-alarm-about-health-effects-of-continued-coron...
Some questions. Answer, ignore, or ridicule as you see fit: If Arbery could have avoided the altercation, do you believe he was required to, or do you...
You're trying to impart legal significance to "brandishment," a term not used in the Georgia statute of aggravated assault. An assault is threatening ...
The question is whether he assaulted him with a weapon. Carrying a gun is not an assault, which is why the allegation by Baden he was "waving the gun ...
Motive.is distinct from intent, and intent must be proved, but not motive. If I kill my wife because she cheated on me, that's my motive and the jury ...
You make 2 comments: (1) whites are prosecuted less, and (2) it's due to racism. Neither comment is addressed by the cite. My comment was that whites ...
You do realize that you're now arguing for the controversial "stand your ground" law instead of the law you must retreat if possible But Georgia does ...
That didn't look like self defense to me. You think he was in reasonable fear for his life at the time he ran around the truck toward the gun? I'd say...
Yeah, but who cares what psychoanalytic musings you arrive at? It's not like it's based on anything. We Americans are as varied as the next bunch, jus...
That's not what happened. But, hypothetically, no. This is a legal question, not a moral one. They.were not in violation of the law to be there. They ...
The question was whether you'd convict, not whether they were racist. If a racist is having his shotgun wrestled from him, does that change his right ...
You were referring to a hypothetical shooting? If my post were irrelevant, then why spend several more posts responding to it? And yet the next severa...
The sandwich shooting: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/oct/09/st-louis-police-officer-shoots-dead-black-teenager-off-duty The ballistics test...
The numbers don't support this claim. More whites are killed by blacks than are blacks killed by whites and more blacks are killed by blacks than eith...
As some additional video indicates, Arbery had been trespassing onto a construction site, had been noticed by two neighbors, who then called the polic...
I live in Georgia, and, anecdotally speaking, it's pretty uncommon. I can't recall the last one actually. It's for that reason it makes the news. My t...
Some attorneys have argued that the 2nd Amendment relates only to your right to protect yourself against the government and not against your fellow ci...
If we take the definition of "natural law" as "a body of unchanging moral principles regarded as a basis for all human conduct," then I would see natu...
Which must mean you don't have the Constitutional right to kill someone with a gun solely because they have a gun. From whatever the 2nd Amendment suf...
It's not a legal document. If someone were to sue claiming that their rights under the Declaration had been violated, they'd be suing without any lega...
Certain rights are being declared absolute and therefore no government has the right to impede them . The reference to the creator is not a reference ...
The restrictions in public college are fairly limited and it's not at all uncommon for students to openly express their religious beliefs when taking ...
Did you go to college in the US? This is just categorically incorrect. I took religion classes at a state school and some private colleges even specif...
Why wouldn't lawyers be permitted to read something about God? Is that a rule somewhere? I don't follow anything you've said here. Even if you can cit...
I understand the approach of supporting the ideology but not the person. You can logically be a good person and vote for a bad person. It really comes...
Don't hedge your bets here. If it works, it works. Don't try to say it must've been because us Georgians behaved ourselves if it does work. We're goin...
So you think the best way to find a candidate with personal integrity is to just have more parties to increase the odds one won't be a piece of shit i...
Where I live, it's the same. Any pocket of affluence requires very little government oversight. Such is Sweden. If you have one homogenous class, no w...
Because their population is absurdly responsible and competent. Being a politician there is like coaching a team of all stars. They're going to win re...
This is the Swedish Fallacy, a logical fallacy I've discovered. It's the argument that since it works in Sweden, it can work anywhere. The truth is th...
Everyone doesn't think it's wrong. The deeper point for it, and for all you want to know and more and retributive justice: https://plato.stanford.edu/...
She has no bias due to her being a Democrat and lifelong Biden supporter, but those factors also point to her having no brain. I'll call those a wash,...
The mysticism I have a limited introduction to is kabbalah, which entails finding hidden meaning in biblical texts. The study is typical of other Juda...
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