Is it illegal in the sense that it is punishable or in the sense that it isn't a valid defense and you can be held in contempt of court? I would that would effect support for the law.

Cali also just outlawed forcibly sterilizing inmates. So I guess this is a good year for them to move "forward".

That requires getting to the arrow. Which increases the difficulty at least.

To be fair most armed criminals carry guns for the reassurance it gives them and the fact that most people are willing to comply when it's pointed at them.

He shouldn't. Vibranium is suppose to absorb kinetic force. Though this causes problems with logic.

In all fairness they could be Asian, White Hispanic, Mixed race, Native American, Mestizo (or some other mixed race group not identifying with either of it's parent groups).

In all fairness they could be Asian, White Hispanic, Mixed race, Native American, Mestizo (or some other mixed race group not identifying with either of it's parent groups).

Now what is Cali going to do about it's prison population problem? :P

I mean was the category designed to test knowledge of marketing? Because most of the examples seem to be references to commercials and marketing. Which is arguably within the purview of Jeopardy (all of it being trivia instead of any important information (for say day to day life)).

So were these answers all pulled from advertisements?

ROFL.

I would prefer to call him a simplistic prankster and a sexual assailant.

Arguably threats on the internet probably have a lower follow through than ones over the phone. Also there can be problems with jurisdiction (does it fall under the area it was sent from or received). Not that they shouldn't be taken more seriously than they are.

Yes and no. In the US threats aren't protected speech. So you don't have the right to threaten someone (in the US at least and I assume similar in the UK). But specifically being arrested and thrown in jail for speech is a lack of the freedom to express that speech (which is a pretty good idea with the whole…

I think I've seen some reenactments of the stories that you mention. :P

I didn't say you were the one who started using it in a racialized manner. You're simply the person I'm currently talking to.

How are they Columbusing? Did they claim to have discovered any of these recipe's or the style that the speak in on their show?

Thugs been used for violent common criminals in general for a long time. A lot of people use the term criminal to disparage POC as well. Are you going to claim that criminal is in and of itself racist as well?

That's an awfully defeatist way to look at it.

Really? Until I read about it here (this site not this article) I hadn't heard the term itself used in that way. I've heard people apply it that way (i.e. those (chose some slur for some disenfranchised group) are all thugs) but not in that the word itself should only be applied to one group of people.