@Mr_JamesLandis@EWErickson We the People are the problem. We let this happen. We fight and make it worse. Only we can fix it. It can't be fixed on twitter, it can only get worse. Now I get to delete this app. I pray someone opens your eyes soon too. Good luck. Thank you.
@Mr_JamesLandis@EWErickson Thank you. One insignificant smartass comment just made it sink in how much I hate twitter. After a week of everybody blaming everybody for every bad thing that happens, it was one random, meaningless comment that brought it full circle.
Back in the 80s, a small group of criminal defense lawyer, led by Steve Kessler, fought forfeiture, but no one else cared b/c it was only for drug dealers, and everybody hated drug dealers.
Bad law was made as a result, and now everyone is "shocked" about it.
My stepmom told me I’d be a janitor [nothing wrong with that] and live in the basement of a school and play guitar for the rats.
I wrote a song about her. It’s called Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong.
It’s been played on the radio three million times.
@piersmorgan@trumps_feed You live in a country that locks up journalists and people that "offend" others on the internet. Clean your own house before commenting on someone else's
also, as a gentle reminder, and whether you believe it was suicide or not, i was taught by others the sensitive phrasing to use is “died by suicide” vs committed.
@mookjuice And there are activists trying to lower the legal age of consent while trying to make pedophilia a recognized and accepted sexual orientation
Update: I just got off the phone: “We are investigating the cause of death and we have an open case. There is no official cause of death yet — the medical examiner has to do their job.”
— Spokesperson for NYC’s Office of Chief Medical Examiner
https://t.co/WJrQ4plpoG
A reminder: many, many private firms and public defenders offices have a policy of not filing bar complaints even when there is indisputable proof of prosecutorial misconduct.
Because there's no rule against retaliation.
@ScottGreenfield I live in Georgia and this has been a big story locally. If what's being reported is true, the current roadside tests will be done away with. If you remember, there was a lady who stayed locked up for weeks for having rock candy. Same type tests said it was drugs