JacquesThree

-223 pts ยท April 21, 2020


I assumed it was a navy thing.

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Racist is too broad a term to be actionable. Same with white supremacist.

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More like a racketeer for the elite. This kind of thing was going on long before capitalism.

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thing that happened that they needed to wait for.

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They didn't wait, she was an activist who intentionally generated the required event. Nothing wrong with that, but it wasn't an organic

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Things are getting better. These kinds of thing used to be 20 years away.

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How is the judge a white supremacist?

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She looks like an ugly fish.

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Maybe the dutch can work on developing technology to hold back the sea?

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Yes you can. Read the statute.

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It seems a bit unlikely that the judge is a white supremacist.

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I'm pretty sure there was at least one more mentioned in court.

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No worries. Thanks for your time.

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your self defence right back.

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dealing with something wild along the lines of Ruby Ridge. Even with provocation by trying in good faith to withdraw/deescalate you can get

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it. You absolutely can shoot cops if you meet the self defence statute. Conceivably a shooter could shoot at cops, but you'd have to be

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Provoke has to either be a criminal act likely to provoke others to attack you, or any action intended to get others to attack you. That's

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No, I've read the law in the state. Just Google "wisconsin self defense statute". It's quite brief.

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defence.

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Again, it's not provocation if it's justified. If he reasonably believed his life was in danger from the crowd, then you are back to self

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meds.

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that? If I recall he couldn't stay at his girlfriends place because of the terms of his release, so he was out on the street without his

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he was very well. I know I threw around him being a paedophile kind of flippantly, but would you not have to at least have some issues to do

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stuff she couldn't recall. He hadn't been able to collect his prescription. He'd also dine time for raping 5 boys aged 9-11. I don't think

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The first guy was in a psych ward due to suicide attempts. His girlfriend said he was on anti-depressants, something for bipolar and other

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can't have been acting in self defence.

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It feels like people want to say if the person Rittenhouse shot honestly thought they were acting in self defence, then Rittenhouse

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other peoples thinking.

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I'd be interested to know what you think about the provocation thing. I'm interested because I wonder if your take is motivating a lot of

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wasn't the case. To some degree they are separate, but for some questions they have to be taken together.

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