Good solution? No. I’m also not saying he should be returned to his family, if possible, at this instance. What I am saying is that a life sentence does not fit the crime. And that maybe 10 years with the possibility of parole or house arrest is a more fitting sentence

This is a take I can actually agree on. I never said he wasn’t an active danger, but I do not believe he deserves a life sentence for his crime. A few years, some actual mental health treatment, reevaluation, if passed, maybe house arrest with a family member. As they’ve done so many times with so many people (at…

Or you can leave a real comment? 

Once again, another reply that has zero substance and just “what if what if what if.”
Yeah, what if he does something else again? What if you snap and kill your family? What if what if what if?
They gave him a life sentence. I’ve replied this to everyone who commented and I will keep replying it. They don’t even give…

You provided absolutely nothing of substance to the topic and just said “what if.”

You don’t know that, and have no possibility to know what he’s going to do. Clearly the guy has issues that needs to be addressed. But they gave him a life sentence. That’s not a punishment to fit the crime.

I did. Maybe you should give a better reply

My guy, literally everything has potentially life altering consequences. A life sentence for this is a bit much, sorry not sorry

I did read the article. They gave him a life sentence. That is not a punishment that fits the crime. A life sentence? Really? That doesn’t seem sound. 5 years? 10 years? Maybe some therapy. They’ve already outlined that the guy is autistic and likely has other mental issues that need addressing. But a life sentence?…

That is in no way a fitting punishment for the crime of “hacking” companies that should already have had better systems in place. Does he not have any family, is house arrest not an option? 

An author that lives near me? That’s a surprise. This one is, last I knew, living in Freeland, not Saginaw. Unless the listing changed. I’ve been drooling over it since I saw it, but at $20k, that’s a huge no go. Originally it was listed at $22k.
I’ve been seeing a whole lot of random Japan only Toyotas around Bay…

True, but it’s only week or two off from when they were going to actually drop it

I was hoping we’d get something next year, but 2025? That’s a possible 2 year wait? And we still can’t get a PC version at launch?
PC version aside, I don’t think I’ve ever cared less about a launch of a franchise I absolutely love(d).

Insofar as “Next gen” only. I feel like that should have been obvious from the fact…

Honestly, please keep making fun posts. It’s not all that serious

Dear nintendo, just add age restrictions to games and then allow those games to be restricted by profile settings. You’re welcome

Considering my 2011XT was only $9200 @105k miles with very complete carfox that had nearly every potential hazard replaced within the last 10k miles, there’s no way I’m hitting up a $15k 06XT at 168k miles

What kind of metaphor is “streets of glass?”

That aside, politics are politics and healthcare has never been number one for anyone in the US aside from the people who need it.
You’ve got some of the biggest companies in the world lobbying for their interests in both the state and national. Your questions are literally…

I always thought men were so insanely competent and cool headed and women were the ones who’d snap and cause wars or whatever

When has California acted like they ran out of cash? It’s literally their bragging point that they have a larger GDP than the majority of other countries

I love that in the comment section of some of those videos there were actually people gatekeeping Genshin. Calm down folks, it’ll be okay

Nobody said that but Bloomberg, known for not getting much right.
That being said, it likely has more to do with bad stereotyping than anything else. Which is fine. That’s never what made the games fun to play in the first place