Nelson Biederman IV

He needs to just move on and open up his own Shady Nasty’s.

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so his future is in lingo

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Is that similar to being in limbo?

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Please, try not to be a fricking moron

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Look, I’m not insulting your intelligence. I am, however, trying to illustrate how obtuse you are being and how rigid your application of reason is on this matter. I am not absolving Lacy of any guilt. I am talking about the application of the law and reason. Again, I’ll ask you to answer the squirrel scenario. You don’t seem to be looking at this very objectively.

I’ve read your arguments and fully understand them. However, just playing devils advocate: Is LSP civilly liable for Lacy’s death? Following your logic(which I don’t disagree with, necessarily), had the LSP not overcharged him, he likely wouldn’t have killed himself.

I don’t think you can hold people responsible for how poorly others react to things.

Lacy was driving recklessly and speeding. The woman was speeding, distracted, and following too close. He should have been cited for his part. Ultimately her inability to follow the law and react appropriately caused the accident. Had a squirrel run out in front of the truck and he slammed on his brakes and the same thing happened, would she have been cited with a single ticket? Would they go after the squirrel?

There are a lot of analogies you could make here about cause and effect and the butterfly effect is limitless.

Wrong. IF there were legitimate irregularities it needs to be addressed and there needs to be consequences for all parties involved. I just don’t think that’s the case here. I think the election was stolen, and it’s irrefutable that it was interfered with, at the very least. I just don’t think this case and this instance was necessarily part of that and it’s damn sure not prove-able or the administration would be all over it.

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The Dutch

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Sounds like the Danes did, too. ??

I don’t care what your educational background is. That doesn’t necessarily equate to intelligence…but just for shits and giggles, are you are you Ivy League educated?

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I disagree. I think what we are actually seeing the death throes of a totalitarian mindset that was trying to take hold. It sucks that there has to be victims to it, but all they are ultimately doing is destrying any hope they ever had for a foothold.

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I hope you are right. I really do. I just don’t think you fully grasp the extent to which so many have been completely brainwashed.

This isn’t the 18th century. Sedition doesn’t mean violence. Hell, historically speaking, there’s plenty of precedent for the mere act of conspiracy constitute treason. Treason is the crime of betraying one’s country. That argument is easily made. Sabotaging the duly elected president. The end.

It’s amazing to me the people that think this is the result of censorship. If it were the result of censorship he would be replaced. It actually speaks to the bubble a previous poster referenced. They’re so insulated that they just don’t think it’s a popular platform or time slot anymore. It couldn’t be the content. I mean I do think it’s a dying medium, but to not even try is telling.