LOL! Listen at you, talking hard. What's your "hood", exactly? Your timezone is mountain. You in the deep "hood" of Mormon-run Utah, maybe?

Wander into gang territory in LA or Chicago. It doesn't matter if they don't know your face, or you wear a mask. If they don't know you, at a minimum they beat you within an inch of your life, at worse, they put holes in you and dump your body in the nearest river.

You aren't "hood", buddy, and gangs keep EVERYONE out of their "hood". Be they larping drinking clubs or people who just took a wrong turn.



LOL. First you lie about your family fighting Nazis, now you're lying about a woman who was murdered in a stairwell. It just never stops with you, does it, baby marxist?

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Jan 21 2025 05:15pm

Again, not in a stairwell, halfway through a broken window into the SPEAKERS CHAMBER.

Stairwell. Being pushed through a broken doorway window, into a hallway. Very clear in the video.

No matter how many times you tell a lie in an attempt to excuse murder, it remains a lie, and it remains murder.

Standards, you have none.

he just pardoned ross ulbricht , idk what is going on anymore

Is that a problem? Hardened drug dealers who've sold fentanyl that've killed kids have gotten a year or less. Life without parole for setting up Silk Road seems pretty intense.

Granted, prohibition doesn't work, it merely creates more criminals. Though I would say if Trump is going to start pardoning people who build ways to buy and sell drugs online, I would expect for him to start wiping out the controlled substances list at the federal level as well. Pardoning the dealers and facilitators while keeping the drugs illegal doesn't make much sense.

So yeah, I agree, at least for this moment, that there's some confusion in this pardon.

I love it but I dont understand it

Sorry, disjointed thoughts.

1. I'm anti prohibition. I do not believe the federal government has any business telling us what we can or can not put in our bodies. Regulate it to insure it's safe when taken in proper doses? Sure. That's it, and frankly, that should still be a State issue.

2. Facilitators for drug sales shouldn't be criminals unless they're attempting to sell to children.

3. Drugs ARE illegal at the federal level.

4. Pardoning a facilitator for online drug sales before ending the prohibition doesn't make sense.

So while I'm not opposed to the action, another action was sort of required first. But there may be more to that case than I really understand.

Promises kept I guess.

I wont get into all the nuances of my opinion but I will just say that life imprisonment was unfair from the jump

a politician is not only keeping his promises but doing it on time
gotta say the dude made a lot of day 1 promises and it seemed logistically impossible to do them all, but the guy made a show of it and threw pins to the audience