True, except bruh man wouldn’t have that sneaky look on his face.  It wouldn’t even register to him as stealing.

Her lies are even worse than that once you listen to the actual audio of the call. I posted this on another thread where a user posted this story, but I want to leave it here just so people know exactly how egregious this call was:

They didn’t learn it from us, we learned it from them.

I’ve heard it from Chinese, Japanese, and Korean American kids in the bay area.

Yo, this has to be the worst one yet. She deliberately tried to suggest to the dispatcher that those children and women with literal babies in strollers might have guns on them. It’s not enough that she lied that they were damaging her gas pumps and busting up her store when they were very obviously nowhere near the…

#CC—who does not love you and is not riding

God, I wish I made this joke.

That is exactly the progression.  I said it already in a thread above, but I know a Japanese-American guy that went precisely this route.

You’d be surprised (or maybe you wouldn’t) how often this happens, especially recently. I have a former acquaintance, a Japanese-American guy, who went from being an eccentric and extremely socially awkward but good-spirited and generally well-liked geek to being an “anti-feminist” and then to being an MRA and then to…

This is hilarious, but “fleshy” jumped out of the screen and bit me.

I think the point of not alienating him is that alienating him might spur him to a violent response.  It happens often, and I’m not alleging abuse here at all, but it’s one of the reasons women don’t leave.

It reminds me of a gag between me and my friends when one of us has said something goofy.

Oh my god.

In the sense that innocence is not a legally cognizable term, sure, you’re right. The actual point I was making is that he literally, and legally did not commit a crime. Thus, Canuck’s initial statement that the law worked as it should since he spent time in jail for taking a life was wrong. That was the salient point.

That has nothing to do with the argument we’re having. It’s dystopic to want to lock up people for over a year and in many cases several years without trial because you “really don’t love the idea of violent offenders being allowed out in the world where they may reoffend” when no one has ever proved they offended in…

That’s unethical, immoral, and frankly, dystopic.

He is literally, legally innocent because he was not proven guilty. The jury had to find that he was reasonably in fear for his life to have found his asserted affirmative defense of self-defense credible enough to acquit him. They explicitly found that he did not commit a crime. Nobody who has not been convicted of a…

Maybe my eyes are just that bad, but I really cannot tell if that man has a mustache or the space between his nose and mouth is really that much paler than the rest of his face.

In my youth, green bean casserole repeatedly called me a nigger.

She’s worse than Katt, cos at least he had sense enough to use his talent to establish a career and some good will before acting a goddamn donkey.