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So not that it matters but it deflected off his vest.

Now this is every liberal. They’ll deny but it’s all of them.
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“Prove Me Wrong”.

What a sick individual.

 

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@Rick67

Deflected off his vest?

 

[Avenger]

If we don't re-establish a culture of respectful debate of ideas, the current extreme polarization of the spectrum can potentially take both sides into a dangerous radical realm.

That is what Charlie Kirk was all about. And he died for that.

Which is why he was succeeding, which is why he was a threat.

It's not a conspiracy, but the Marxist rot in this country is deep. Considering how much they have infiltrated media and government, and education in particular, and how one guy was reaching minds,... young skulls full of mush, years of work by hundreds of education and media professionals all undermined by one person with the kind of ideals like respectful exchange of ideas, something collectivists can't tolerate,... What a singularity he represented, and a focal point to "save the movement."

I'd be willing to bet the murderer was all good with that mentality. Primed by years of things like our AG campaigning on promises to "Get Trump."

We'll see. They'll find them soon enough.

did you read the whole article? She the money back years ago. It was a $25 check..

Did YOU read the article?

It said she got probation. Anybody can make a clerical mistake, but don't you think there's more to the story?

Who TF gets probation for a $25 check?

 

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Did YOU read the article?

It said she got probation. Anybody can make a clerical mistake, but don't you think there's more to the story?

Who TF gets probation for a $25 check?

No.

I don't think there's more to the story. It's illegal to write a bad check. As an alternative to jail time - she had to have some sort of punishment. She got probation instead of jail time because its kinda ridiculous to jail someone over $25. Would have cost the state WAY more then that to hold her.

In tody's climate with the push to deport anyone to push up the numbers you needed to ask that question?

"Ten years ago, Donna wrote a bad check, charging documents say, for $25. She paid it back and got probation.

But Brown says the U.S. government is suddenly arguing that was a “crime of moral turpitude.”

The U.S. government says that’s a term used in the immigration context that has no statutory definition, but courts have held that moral turpitude “refers generally to conduct that shocks the public conscience as being inherently base, vile or depraved, contrary to the rules of morality.”

 

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gotta reinstate the DRAFT… cell…
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[jpd]

They've got a bead on his shirt...

 

[cany]

Panthers fire PR employee for social media post about Charlie Kirk shooting

“The views expressed by our employees are their own and do not represent those of the Carolina Panthers,” a statement from the team said.

www.nytimes.com

 

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Panthers fire PR employee for social media post about Charlie Kirk shooting

“The views expressed by our employees are their own and do not represent those of the Carolina Panthers,” a statement from the team said.

www.nytimes.com

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That's the left.........................

 

[Avenger]

No.

I don't think there's more to the story. It's illegal to write a bad check. As an alternative to jail time - she had to have some sort of punishment. She got probation instead of jail time because its kinda ridiculous to jail someone over $25. Would have cost the state WAY more then that to hold her.

In tody's climate with the push to deport anyone to push up the numbers you needed to ask that question?

"Ten years ago, Donna wrote a bad check, charging documents say, for $25. She paid it back and got probation.

But Brown says the U.S. government is suddenly arguing that was a “crime of moral turpitude.”

The U.S. government says that’s a term used in the immigration context that has no statutory definition, but courts have held that moral turpitude “refers generally to conduct that shocks the public conscience as being inherently base, vile or depraved, contrary to the rules of morality.”

Maybe things are different in Vaginia but in this godforsaken state the only way to be criminally liable for a Good Year™ check is to write it to the government. And I be hard pressed to see anybody in any goober town wasting the time and effort for $25 even if they would charge her.

Here's another thing. She's been here since she's 11. They're saying almost 50 years. Why didn't she apply for citizenship? What options, exactly, was she keeping open?

Five decades here, and unless you're some Old Testament biblical character that's the vast majority of your life. Spent all that time here, but apparently she didn't like it enough to join the club.

Buh, bye Granny.

Remember to send the grandkids a check at Christmas. Hopefully there's enough in the bank to cover it.

 

[Rick67]

@Rick67

Deflected off his vest?

I said the same thing but was told when slowed down (Bounced off his vest and hit his carotid.)
I don’t have a pc to begin with. Couldn’t afford what they use either.
Wasn’t well liked either when his views changed on Zionists when he jumped ship.

 

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I said the same thing but was told when slowed down (Bounced off his vest and hit his carotid.)
I don’t have a pc to begin with. Couldn’t afford what they use either.
Wasn’t well liked either when his views changed on Zionists when he jumped ship.

The video I have which is not more than anybody else, does not support that in my eyes