It’s a fragment, but the use of a fragment, where intentional, is not bad grammar.

Ok. The “the” is clearly a mistake (and one I didn’t see). The fragment is clearly not.

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I’m not sure why anybody would buy TiVo OTR after the Xbox announcement.

I’m not sure why anybody would buy TiVo OTR after the Xbox announcement.

All of this is true. And yet I’m still rooting for them every week. Goddammit.

He finally became the thing he loved most in this world. Roadkill.

You’re living a pipe dream if you think Sanders is going to make this a serious race.

If Tim Cook were hurt or killed, Apple wouldn’t go under, but the effects would be far larger than $700K.

It’s not just that you don’t believe in the rule of law, it’s that you don’t understand what it is. And you seem to be really angry. Are you still a teenager? It gets better.

This is the same reasoning as “Wives who listen to their husbands don’t get beaten.”

My ignorance? I’m not the one who seems to be forgetting we live under the rule of law.

All of those are unreasonable if the cop doesn’t have the authority to ask for them.

I’m not saying they aren’t. I’m saying that he didn’t have the authority to make this traffic stop.

That’s funny. I’m actually a lawyer, and ALL I care about is the rule of law. The catch is, that isn’t the same thing as the rule of authority.

“Lawful requests”?

Who cares? None of that has to do with the officer pulling out his gun and shooting a man in the head.

None of this means there are “two parties to blame.” The party to blame is the person who pulled the trigger.

You mean the actions of someone putting a gun to a man’s head and pulling the trigger?

This is what I’m saying! The only time we shouldn’t blame the “victim” (read: co-murderer, but of themselves) of a cop shooting is when that “victim” is a newly born white child from legitimate parentage, and who is lying quietly in their cradle in a suburban home of adequate size and value.

Yes, we definitely need to worry ourselves about only the most perfect of victims.