The law probably didn't consider that. At least in America we have laws like that all the time (a law gets passed but fails to consider potential reasons that should be exempt from it).

I don't know about Canada's laws regarding libel, but if they claimed it was her being raped without trial couldn't they be sued?

In fairness to them (and I have no clue who they are), but did they maybe not understand, I mean did they not know about Ferguson or some such? It seems it's much more understandable with context and I assume without that context one might just see it as a random statement. I.E. the statement Black power comes off…

I get that. But just like my view on religion I think it's superstitious hoo hockey. I suppose I should have said I don't see a reason other than tradition that we consider corpses as people and not things. And I really dislike tradition as a reason for anything since well it's the go to excuse for continuing a lot of…

I'm more annoyed that we are still having this discussion. I mean to say it should have been solved a while ago. Now the question is as a society what policies or changes can we make to ensure that black lives are treated with the same respect that all life deserves. To me at least it seems that this needs to be moved…

While I'm not upset or surprised that the companions lives rotate around the Doctor, what the heck is up with women not writing for it more often.

I never really get the outrage over things like this. Dead people I mean. A corpse is a thing, why do people feel so attached to their bodies after they're dead. I mean it's shitty of the family I guess but in the end their daughter (whether they want to admit she is or not) is dead. It's just a corpse.

"Yes, racist tendencies are so deeply ingrained in Darren Wilson's mind that he can't even acknowledge them." Why do we assume Wilson is racist. The system may be but we don't have any reason to believe he himself wouldn't have shot a white kid. Maybe he's an equal opportunity coward.

True.

Nope. But I assume some of those bystanders would have disputed the claims if they saw different and I have seen pictures of the gun (which would from a distance look pretty real). My problem is more with treating it the same as Mike Brown's death, where we know he was unarmed and the cops had no reason to suspect him…

That's the one where he was carrying the gun over his shoulder (in an open carry state I believe) and the cops just come around the corner and shoot him, right? I saw that video somewhere. That is some serious bullshit (that the cops are being charged).

Ok I'm sick of people bringing up that 12 year old. The police responded to a call that a gut was pointing a gun (maybe real maybe not) at people. They arrived and ordered the kid to raise his hands, he reached for his waist band as if he was reaching for the gun. Did you see the gun? It (at least at a distance) looks…

Don't forget those damn pumpkin riots. Why ever the hell those got started.

It can result in change. But this won't lead to any change that those folks would want. The Boston Tea party was the kick off to a rebellion. This will end more like the whiskey rebellion. With harsh cracking down. And you would have to be willfully ignorant of politics, demographics, economics to think that at the…

He might be referring to some of the less than stellar press she gotten on various things over the years (her work defending a rapist, Benghazi, her past stances on LGBT issues, ect).

Well in all fairness I believe he had a stint with trying to lead a "virtuous" life. And then promptly decided "fuck it" and went back to enjoying life.

I was in the Marine Corps and know some folks who were in the PA guard. The rules tend to be about the same for guard units since they can be called to serve under the regular Army. But I'm working on the assumption that MO NG isn't a special case, so I could possibly be wrong.

Well even with all of the anger about the grand jury crime still goes on. Heck if I was going to choose a time to break the law it would be around unrest like this as the police aren't likely to be watching as closely (for individual crimes I mean).

It's funny how in some area's that have implemented that (the camera part at least) the cops seem pretty happyy about it. I was reading one say that he was happy if he got accused of using undue force he had video showing that he didn't. And of course everyone else benefits since cops are less likely to overreact or…

Nothing wrong with being cynical. I disagree with your assertion that they had forethought (wouldn't want to accuse them of being competent enough to actually achieve a plan).