Cops killing with impunity is a feature of our criminal justice system, not a bug. This is what it was designed to do.

Seems that way, since they didn't even send you the message, like the petulant children that company seems to be.

same here... that's why im going to buy the Final Fantasy XV insted of AC :P

that will never ever get old, cracks me up every time

Surprisingly, because it's set in London, that's what everyone will look like in the next game, no glitches.

i would have kept it. the value of having a one of a kind statue like this is worth more than the money to me.

You're seriously the voice of reason here in this discussion. I can't believe the number of "What $2500?! This thing will be worth millions in a few years! Why didn't he hang onto it?! What an idiot!" posts here and on other venues.

Nah, impulse buyers may lose interest. Best to capitalize while it's popular.

Know what game this would be a perfect style for? A Grim Fandango sequel.

Who said what makes what less outrageous?

I implore you to look at the evidence provided to the grand jury. I've read every piece of testimony they did. Nearly every witness conflicts with the testimony of every other witness. There are even conflicting reports from within the statements of Wilson's. A motivated prosecutor could indict a block of wood if he…

The shooting was outrageous, of course, but it's standard practice to whitewash charges of police wrongdoing, regardless of what they did or who they did it to.

you know what I find offensive? 18 year olds getting shot and prosecutors intentionally throwing the case

Seen on reddit yesterday

I found this one on the net (so I can't take credit for making it), but it's too good not to post.

LightForkSaber :

Well, it probably has to do with Wii U input code. Using this new device is not the same as detecting a classic controller. These inputs come from a different channel, with different issues (like controller pulling). There is no reason to believe that this would be universal, though I'd they were smart, they'd issue…

You're missing the point about possible future civil litigation by Rice against Goodell and the League, which is exactly my point about Congressional hearings of any sort. The 5th may be invoked in any type of legal proceeding, not limited to criminal proceedings.

Well, sure there is. Answers given in a civil proceeding can be used against you in a subsequent criminal proceeding. If you were compelled to answer in a civil matter, a prosecutor could always just sue you for being, like, a noisy neighbor, add questions about the drug ring he suspects you of running into the…

It's the best they can do as long as they use chemical thrust. It's ironic that so much of the mass of a spacecraft is just a giant gas tank, and most of that fuel is used to move the fuel alone.