UPDATE: The state completely dropped the charges against Dillon Webb, admitting his First Amendment rights were rock-solid.
But when he sued for false arrest, the system protected its own. A federal judge dismissed the case, granting the deputy "qualified immunity" because of a legal technicality.
Dillon won his freedom, but the deputy got off scot-free. A textbook example of how an officer can make a completely unconstitutional arrest, drag you to jail, tow your truck, and still be shielded from liability. Is that justice?
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He is bailing out Sam Altman. OpenAI cant IPO because they are massively in debt and dont make any money so Altman runs to the White House begging for a bailout and magically 3 days later we get this.
This is the TARP bailouts all over again lol
How "rich" did we get after '08
people will tell you absolutely vile shit their parents did so casually and leave you feeling like an asshole cuz you were annoyed at your mum for interrupting an episode of your show
FIFA's president can invent a farcical peace prize to flatter the ego of the president of the United States and spend months pandering to his political project, but Haiti's national team can't acknowledge their national struggle for independence because it's too "political"