Using your example, intent matters. It dictates the response of the person you elbow. Are they going to beat your face in, have you arrested for assault or understand it was an accident? How you behaved in that moment, what you intended makes a difference.
So people do give a shit about intent.
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Except, you know, money. Without cross play, some players will buy games on their secondary system (usually a Switch) in order to play those games with friends on a PC/XB. Allowing cross-play won’t increase sales, but it might prevent sales that would otherwise have been on their system.
You have them confused.
Schult is “Fuck NO”
Clinton would be “Fuck WHY?”
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“Upon information and belief”: I heard someone tell me. AKA hearsay.
He’s never seen it, doesn’t know if it is real or not. But now that he wants money from them, he totally believes all the stories he’s heard.
One does not mention hearsay in a court filing unless one wants to get hit with a libel lawsuit.
And Nazi salutes. And dead children.
Not when a “sex offense” in involved. It’s rather short. Taking out the couple of highly public cases that were more outliers than the norm, the average time spent in jail by a white sex offender of any crime not rape is 5 years.
And yes, people have gotten 3+ years for peeing in public. They got charged with “indecent…
The registries are broken down into 3 levels,
Level 1 is minor offenses the public isn’t aware of (unless a case like this shows up and they dig it up). It’s minor things. Most registered sex offenders are this level and it’s illegal in most states for this list to be given to the public. The only type of rape at this…
Depends on the state. In some states an oral agreement is still a contract.
You know you can get up to 3 years in some states for urinating in public if someone sees your, to quote the states, “private parts.” 6.5 for a sex crime is really mild honestly. Most states find a way to never let them out of jail.
‘Coercion’ in most states is someone who’s had as few as 1 drink. It’s totally possible someone had second thoughts, but we don’t have nearly enough data to make that call.
As a person from Seattle, Britian can have her, though I expect they’ll stamp “return to sender” on her and give her back against our will.
Woman, suburban white woman. Courtney Cox to be exact.
Copyright office also notes that you don’t have to copyright the dance before you attempt to enforce the copyright.
He ain’t no Becky Lynch.
Our system requires a single person to get enough votes via the electoral college to become president. Currently, with only 2 parties, we have about a 3% chance of one person failing to get enough. At a 3 party system, with 3 viable parties, the chances of failure jump to almost 50%.
At that point, the House has to…
If the US had a multi-party system, we’d have to re-write the Constitution and how it handles choosing a president or we’d be trapped in a loop where the guy getting the largest % of votes in the Senate becomes President.
Clearly you didn’t read the article either, they’ve used moves from white people as well. So it’s not appropriation. It’s also random dance moves mad up by a random guy. Doesn’t automatically make it part of the “culture”. A white dude made up most of the “classical” dances, like the Waltz, but you don’t hear people…