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So is using the word “like” in this manner, you absolute retard.
This thread is about children. 2nd graders are children.
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Why has no one pointed out the coincidence of this announcement being immediately after the midterms?
The Cybertruck is the biggest middle finger to libs. It is a huge trigger for them. Cancelling the ct allows for a lower profile or something like that.
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@grok what % of spacex revenue does this $2b+ contract reflect
They’ll call him mean. They’ll call him inappropriate. They’ll call him insensitive. They’ll even call him a misogynist. But they never call him…
A liar
Me: Shane Gillis's comedy is harmful and not funny
Them: It's not for you
Me: Yes, but it's about me
Being the target of harmful jokes makes it for you AND about you. I'm a woman and I have a daughter. Shane Gillis being offensive toward women is very much my business.
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Reminder: the same people who cheered the public execution of Kirk are mad about the public execution of a murderer terrorist.
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The same people who think it’s “compassionate” to kill an unborn baby because it has deformities or downs, think it’s monstrous and abhorrent to end the life of a murderer instead of locking them in a cage for 30,40,50 years.
“But what kind of life will that baby live?”
Exactly, what kind of life will this killer have being locked in a cage until a “natural” death? A life sentence IS a death sentence. The compassionate approach is to make their life sentence VERY short by simply ending it.
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If a death sentence isn’t justice, how much “justice” is there in locking her up for life?
The thing I don't understand about death penalty supporters is like.. this isn't justice. This doesn't make things right for her victim or undo the damage she caused. You can't do that. It's just killing someone else, decades after the crime
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I feel so bad for the mental strain of a brutal murderer.
Whatever Christa Pike did, think about the human being sitting in that cell tonight.
After 30 years under a death sentence, she was prepared to die this morning. Then a federal court stopped it. Hours later, the Supreme Court cleared the way for Tennessee to kill her after all.
Live.
Die.
Live….
Die.
Imagine sitting alone in solitary confinement while courts decide which one it will be.
To me, subjecting any human being to decades of waiting followed by this kind of psychological whiplash is cruelty.
No political label and no description of her crime requires me to pretend otherwise
Abolish the Death Penalty.
…except in cases of High Treason and War.
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We should actually expand the death penalty and it’s not really debatable at this point.
Multiple generations of an increase in criminal protections has objectively emboldened them to continue and escalate their stranglehold on the rest of society.
Make capital punishment great again. Make it more gruesome. Hanging/firing squad at a minimum. Possibly a guillotine. Televise it.
We should have abolished the death penalty by now. Every other decent society has already done so. This keeps us on a short list with Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen. It’s barbaric.
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Intentionally not tinting the windows on my Model Y as an advertising strategy to ICE drivers who see me scrolling away in rush hour.
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When I sell a covered call and the stock rips
Fernando Tatis Jr. has lost his lawsuit against Big League Advance.
Tatis was paid $2 million as a minor leaguer in exchange for 10% of his future earnings.
This was not a loan.
If Tatis didn't make it to the big leagues, he didn't have to repay the $2 million.
But Tatis did make it to the big leagues and later signed a 14-year, $340 million contract.
That meant Tatis owed Big League Advance $34 million.
Tatis had publicly praised Big League Advance, saying the $2 million allowed him to hire a personal trainer, upgrade his apartment, and eat better food.
But after realizing he owed $34 million in exchange for $2 million, Tatis sued the company, alleging that they used predatory tactics to lure him into an investment deal that was really an illegal loan.
The judge disagreed.
The agreement was upheld this week and Tatis was even ordered to pay Big League Advance’s legal fees.
This is a big deal because Big League Advance has signed deals with 700+ athletes, including Elly De La Cruz (MLB) and Nolan Smith (NFL), across MLB, NFL, and college sports (think: NIL).
And now that the courts have ordered Fernando Tatis Jr. to follow through on the agreement, other potential legal challenges will likely go the same way.
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