Non-violent trans inmates, or trans inmates that have been well-behaved inmates, will likely be sent to prisons who do not have much in terms of violence/rape problems…
And those who were violent criminals who committed serious offense that merit being deposited in the worst prisons?
Well, part of the punishment for such a crime is living in a place with others like you.
I don’t wish violence upon anyone, but murderers and rapists being isolated with one another is not something I lose sleep over.
This is legitimately a bit funny but it would be hard to think about this as anything but sophistry.
You can just get a hobby and go where people do that and make friends.
You can go to religious services and meet people…
You can also socialize at bars…
You can do anything.
I did not expect to see this - what a win for Libertarians.
I do agree with that, and I am sure he will get another shot - just perhaps not with the Vikings
True, but writing up a plan for an illegal sit-in where they explicitly said they might have to pull fire alarms is not 22 years in jail bad.
Note there isn’t a single mention of human rights abuses or Israeli conduct towards Palestinians.
To be expected, I suppose.
Halevi had also appeared to be at odds with Israel’s new defense minister, Israel Katz, over the direction of the war, with Halevi saying Israel had accomplished most of its goals and Katz echoing Netanyahu’s vow to keep fighting until “total victory” over Hamas.
So the new guy is even more of a blowhard.
The truce has already seen Hamas return to the streets, showing that it remains in firm control of the territory despite 15 months of war that killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and caused widespread devastation.
LOL, yeah, that’s right!
Gotta say, the last line convinced me 100% that this was parody.
I remember that even 20 years ago in the more left leaning cities in Britain people were getting put in the hospital for being gay/ trans.
In the year 2005 they were involuntarily forcing gay people into hospitals in the UK?
This is wildly inaccurate.
Those pardoned include Enrique Tarrio, the former Proud Boys chairman, who faced a sentence of 22 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. Tarrio’s attorney told the Associated Press he expects Tarrio to face release Monday evening.
This is wonderful because he
Based off of the gifts her uncle gives her, I would guess @Alice@hilariouschaos.com .
Went 14-2 through the first sixteen weeks of the season… Then, lost a pivotal week 17 game, choking really big… Making the Vikings 14-3…
And then… worst of all… He was very garbage in the 27-9 loss against the Rams in the wildcard round fo the playoffs, effectively sending the first eve 14 -win wild card team OUT of the playfofs in the FIRST ROUND in a game they SHOULD’VE won… Why? Because he played so poorly against the Blitz and made some bad mistakes.
Many think of it as a regression…
Now there’s MASSIVE debate in the football community about what the heck do we do with this guy, since he is obviously very talented to have had a 14-win season on a team thtt was predicted to finish low… Yet, he is a CHOKE ARTIST.
You got all sorts of opinions on this now. ^^
Mastodon announced Monday that it’s shifting its structure over the next six months to become wholly owned by a European nonprofit organization—“affirming the intent that Mastodon should not be owned or controlled by a single individual.”
Oh, we are going to cede control to people in a series of countries with massive hate speech laws that occur at both national and continental levels in order to decentralize power more.
Wonderful, lol.
It is also the case that a lot of underbrush was not routinely removed… This is somewhat understandable when we are talking about forest fires in more remote parts of California.
The big issue is that underbrush in various parts near Los Angeles suburbs and throughout the area had not been dealt with.
The Getty Mansion and museum grounds were fully within the line of the fire that was coming, but they privately maintained their own grounds and insured that the underbrush that works as kindling for these fires was handled, and even have their own means of fighting fires that would start there… And they were completely fine even though many places all around them burnt down.
Right - even if it is not as dramatic as imprisonment in the camps in Hamgyeongbukdo, it could mean demotion and years of sustained investigation and perhaps social ostracism.
But I think one of the other motives here is that these guys are probably getting some wild hazard pay for going to the conflict zone, and their relative wealth within North Korea as elite soldier careerists is probably quite decent as is.
At some point, you have to even wonder why they wear the mask of legitimate concern at all. Enough has been leaked that everybody understands that their real objective is the ethnic cleansing of Gaza and repopulating it with Jewish settlers.
Nothing these people say can even be particularly interesting because it’s just a facade erected to disguise their Jewish supremacist ideology & Zionism.
Palestinian came off as oddly specific.
But it very well may be the case that you have a primarily Palestinian refugee group there.
Nonetheless, I think people misunderstand the situation gays faced - interviews with a lot of them back in the Deep South in these days talk about how they were pretty well known elements but had to simply avoid outing themselves in their small town directly. They could have their private life, but it could not really be admitted to bluntly, or it would draw ire. I am sure that, to some degree, they were subject to the excesses of lunatics with little recourse, but there is an entire industry designed to make people think that all anyone ever did prior to 1967 was witch hunt gays, Jews, and Communists.
But why didn’t the Baby Boomers - who were 20%+ LGBTQ,since this number never changes, right…?! - why didn’t they revolutionize the way that this is viewed if 1 in 5 of them were gays? They revolutionized everything else.
lol absolutely true
I even know quite a few people on the left who believe the election was stolen.
I think this is actually the position more in line with how m uch of the radical left viewed American politics before - a swamp full of agents of powerful corporate patrons and defense contractors that will do anything to avoid losing money…
Of course they stole the 2020 election, and we should look for them stealing any election in which there are unconventional or unpredictable candidates running.
… They also stole the 2016 nomination from Bernie after all, didn’t they?
Absolutely excellent - love to see that there were “collateral arrests.”