He vetoed this bill last year. Jon Bon Jovi is only lobbying for the law in NJ because the law we have in New York like this saved his daughter's life: her friends call 911 in spite of their being drugs on them and her. As you know, many people won't call in OD cases for fear of getting themselves or their overdosed…

The issue goes beyond Lindsay, actually. The Supreme Court ordered the state of California to reduce the number of prisoners it has it its state prisons by 137% because the overcrowding constituted a massive 8th Amendment violation. Since there is no way for them to build huge new prisons on short notice, felons who…

Congrats on your first MRA troll! This is a huge milestone in one's internet life. It's like a Sweet 16, Bat Mitzvah, and Quinceanera all (t)rolled up in one.

I just said that I would not be able to live with myself if I knowingly sent an innocent man to prison. If you can, that's fine.

I acknowledged that I was mistaken about the cartwheels. I have seen a video of another woman doing those cartwheels. However, her boyfriend defended the act by saying it was just Amanda showing off at a most inopportune time.

That's disgusting. How would you live with yourself after that knowing that you could put an innocent man in prison for most of his life? You have no conscience if you'd be okay with that. The fact that Lumumba was released is irrelevant, she rolled the dice by assuming a witness' role to say he did it. Anyone who can…

She's disputed it? Then why did she express regret about what she did to Lumumba, claim that she'd have taken it back if she could, and say that she was wrong to do it? I don't think denying it ever happened while currently apologizing are factually compatible. How can she regret doing something she says never…

We also believe that the rights we enjoy under our constitution (deprived to people who look like Patrice Lumumba) must also extend across the globe. Forget the hypocrisy of calling the Italian system unjust and Americans puffing out their chests about how much fairer our system is when it is terribly unjust toward…

Yeah, but she seems to forget that her own handwritten diaries dispute that. She spoke of how guards encouraged her to keep her head up, how other prisoners and staff were supportive of her and held her when she was found guilty, how the other prisoners were nice to her. She did mention on guard hitting on her, but…

I box to keep fit. Can someone dox the person who wrote that rape thing to Lindy? I haven't had my daily workout yet and I'd be glad to swap out the heavy bag for that shitstain's face!

Ew. Well, people accepted being sexiled, but no one wanted a) to come back to a room that smells like sex or b) have their housing situation disrupted or having to find a place to crash. That's why singles were highly coveted.

Well, KANYE KAPS, as I call them, probably make people feel is as if they are screaming.

I haven't been in college for a while, but sexile is a word, and it was a dreaded one during the housing lottery because everyone wanted a single and no one wanted to get sexiled.

I don't feel compelled to go doing research for people when an incident has been in the news for well over five years. This isn't a new event and the trial was not conducted under the cover of darkness. If people want to weight in, they should look things up themselves. I will admit that I was wrong about there being…

Good to know.

I don't understand what you mean. If you're mocking me for taking issue with Jezebel's breezy attitude about the privilege of white women; how invoking the presumed fairness of the US justice as a means of establishing her innocence all while ignoring that men like the one she accused in Italy aren't afforded the same…

"I was naive enough that I didn't understand the way bad things can happen to regular people for no reason," Knox responded rightly.

I'm not angry with you. I was just tossing out one of the many excuses white people have been offering for why what she did was okay. Indeed, the consensus of the Knox Posse is that, in the end, they did catch a black guy which somehow vindicates her actions. Others have called her a saint. Others have, again, drawn a…

I never said she doesn't deserve justice. I said that people are invoking US standards and acting as if our justice system is inherently fair whereas the Italian one isn't. The point I was making is that it is hypocritical to whip out the fact that she would have been treated differently in the US because the US is oh…

That quote was pulled directly from the trial and she never disputed it. You can google it.