The dude is innocent, at least based on the info Netflix provides. I just finished it episode 5 and it seems like he is innocent. I will weigh in once I finish the series.

Is wrap hard to take off? If not, NP. This is unique and cheap.

It’ll buff out.

Don't sleep on the flora. I hear that shit is dangerous as well.

Except public safety regularly trumps freedom. See seatbelt laws, pollution regulations, OSHA, etc. Smart states realize that brain damaged motorcyclist/bikers aren’t likely to have good insurance and provide regulations that save the public money at the cost of freedom.

You are an idiot. Enjoy your traumatic brain injury.

If helmets aren't cool enough for you, we don't won't you on a bike.

It's awkwardly worded, but grammatically correct.

How couldn't you infer that? In finding the one incident, a bunch more stepped up. Presumably, stepping up means they hadn't told anyone prior.

Yeah, being better at your job is definitely an advantage in all fields.

To be fair, that video doesn’t show anyone playing beer pong. It just shows a kid giving a beer pong table the people’s elbow.

Since strong letters and corruptions are their bread and butter, I'm sure it will be fine.

“The increased homicide rate of black women by police”

Because once humans are viable, we don't just let them die in emergency medicine scenarios.

By that logic, we shouldn't provide medical care to poors or the elderly. They are just going to rack up debt and suffering.

Well you can’t leave a dead body inside someone, they will also die. Or are you implying they should have killed that baby? I'm fairly certain killing live people is illegal. I am pro-abortion, but shit, you are advocating killing a baby at this point.

It isn't an fetus when it is alive outside a body.

Since we regularly lose insurgent style wars, that isn't too off base.

I mean, they definitely didn’t have standards. Whether or not women turned out to be successful was just a function of primarily their natural ability. Russian soldiers weren’t know for their talent as soldiers. Primarily because they weren't being trained or equipped. It was the amount of soldiers that helped them.

Has anyone done it effectively since Russia in WW2? Granted, they didn’t worry about standards, they’d just shoot you if you ran.