Are you serious? If you’re struggling to make rent, YES.
Are you serious? If you’re struggling to make rent, YES.
Right. I am totally on the side of the mistreated employees UNTIL they commit violent crimes. And even then, I might have been able to at least sympathize a tiny bit if she’d attacked her actual employers. It would still be an awful thing to do, but a tiny bit more understandable.
I worked briefly as a bank teller when I was in high school so I could afford college tuition, and some of the clientele treated me like absolute garbage, and it’s clear they often took out their personal frustrations on the staff of the bank.
You are not alone. I can’t quite say why this makes me uncomfortable, but it definitely does. Wishing you peace and health (and hot Earl Grey).
This article is incredibly unfair to the Krims. No, Yoselyn Ortega’s complaints weren’t legitamite. She made bad financial decisions; she sent her son to expensive private schools, she chose to sublet from a someone who kicked her out shortly after she moved in. They paid her, they offered her extra work when they…
The sentencing. On both accounts.
Agree. There is no justification for slaughtering two innocent children, even if you have a beef with your employer.
If you are her defense attorney, I’ll allow.
It is an injustice to paint these parents in any other light than grieving fucking parents.
On the third day of the trial of Yoselyn Ortega, the New York City nanny who killed two of her charges, the jury was…
If he didn’t use a weapon or if it wasn’t by force (physical harm) it is NOT classified as this. No matter what yours or my personal opinion is, that is how statutes are written. We don’t get the option to interpret them as we see fit.
I didn’t assume he was being blithe. I assumed he was using a legal term... to discuss the law.
non-violent sexual offense
All the Black Mirror fans who simultaneously love and fear the show, rejoice—it’s getting a fifth season on Netflix.…
Drag Race? In my gaming sub?
I never thought I would see Aja on Kotaku. Thanks sis.
I love this idea — taking economic leverage and applying it on behalf of people and groups who’ve lacked it. It’s a great way of addressing the imbalances that Dr. Smith herself first identified years ago, and that Geena Davis highlighted:
Benjamin Lawrence Petty was convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl at the church camp where he worked as a cook and…
Who is proving they can’t read? You are little guy! Here, let me help. It didn’t go to criminal trial. The victim was being maligned and harassed to the point she didn’t want to testify. She filed a civil suit and Kobe paid, which was what he wanted to do to begin with. Because that’s what rich people do, throw money…
Kobe wasn’t found not guilty. He didnt have to face trial because he smeared the victim into submission. Try to keep up.