@besse85556@PaulJeffries@RepDonBeyer You mean “probable cause”, not “reasonable”. “Probable cause” is the legal standard for search in the US. “Reasonable doubt” is what’s used to establish innocence in a U.S. criminal court of law.
@CryptoCuDz@PaulJeffries@RepDonBeyer No, there is no federal law in the U.S. that requires citizens to always carry ID. Some states have “stop and identify” law requiring individuals to identify themselves to police if they are lawfully stopped, but the ID type required varies by state — some are verbal, some cards.
@Kxryvm_Entropy@mabenfil@IkeMoses Brazil has already had at least one president and probably two who would be considered black in the USA. And currently, As of recent reports, Black business owners make up around 49% of all business owners in Brazil.
@N4ughtyXx@mabenfil@IkeMoses No, it’s just you and the ignorant bubble you’re in. Please stop confirming why the USA is almost universally known around the world as "the dumb country.”
@IkeMoses As a black American who is also permanent resident of Brazil, I’m really disappointed in the inaccuracies of your post. I’d thought you would be more knowledgeable on the topic before you spew such inaccuracies in a public post.
@SpiritAirlines My oversized baggage did not make the correct flight and missed its connecting flight to Rio (GIG). It’s now sitting at MCO and I can’t get any assistance from Spirit in getting this important large item safely to me in Rio de Janeiro. Please handle this ASAP!
So, when American women do it and say it (even calling U.S. dating scene “toxic”), they get positive, flowery, favorably slanted articles in NYTimes. But when American men (especially black men) do or say these very same things…. well, you already know. https://t.co/jPsrgIFq0J
@49thKing@DennisDSpurling Yes, absolutely. U.S. federal law provides “extraterritorial jurisdiction” over certain sex offenses against children and other crimes. Extraterritorial jurisdiction is the legal authority of the U.S. government to prosecute criminal conduct that took place outside its borders.
@DigitalNinjaaa @misrak_alemu @tntintheoc @andre_glas @gtconway3d I know I’m probably going to regret asking this, but what specific “audits” are you referring to?
@DigitalNinjaaa @misrak_alemu @tntintheoc @andre_glas @gtconway3d In more than 60 cases, judges looked at the allegations that Trump was making and determined they were without merit. The threshold for due process was surpassed long ago.
Lula beat Bolsonaro 48% to 43%, and by 6 million votes. Lula won the NE, Rio State / City, and all major cities except São Paulo (WTF !!!). If he would’ve won SP, there would be no need for the 10/30 runoff. https://t.co/SVshCVLK1M
@remitlysupport I would like a reasonable explanation as to why my account was suspended last night, when I have complied with all your rules and responded to all your inquiries regarding my ID. Is it your business practice to suspend honest, regular customers?
Rice University, still reckoning with its racially fraught roots, names first-ever Black, immigrant president. https://t.co/MXT8Jo5TMr via @houstonchron
Former two-time ATL mayor Kasim Reed didn’t make the ATL Mayor runoff. In spite of most funding, most high-placed endorsements and heavy campaigning, he narrowly placed third to second-place André Dickens and first-place Felicia Moore (who received 40% of the vote). Runoff 11/30.
Sure, let’s blame the black guy, when so many white men were at fault. The Only Man Who Could Have Stopped The Iraq War Is Dead - by Spencer Ackerman - Forever Wars https://t.co/qln3QRUc1B
I just witnessed @RepSeanMaloney verbally serve @JoeNBC Joe Scarborough his ass on his own show. And it was so deserved, and so glorious! We need more Dems like Rep. Maloney!
@CorpFyi Your information is incorrect. Thar 72% "out of wedlock" figure is not only teenage mothers, welfare recipients and mothers with absent fathers. It refers to children born out of wedlock; it includes unmarried couples in which the father is present. Keep eating your paste.