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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: 1Cane on July 07, 2022, 10:49:35 AM
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Will B. Griner get some nifty prison tats while she does her time in Russia?
This has worked for me don't commit a crime in a foreign country and you don't go to jail :x :x :x
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I do feel sorry for her. I don't think that she is innocent though. You've got to be a retard to go into a country like Russia in the first place.
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Will B. Griner get some nifty prison tats while she does her time in Russia?
This has worked for me don't commit a crime in a foreign country and you don't go to jail :x :x :x
And who is this?
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There's nothing wrong with Russia as a country, it's the leaders. Similarly one might think that you'd have to be a retard to go into a country like the USA where there's been almost 350 mass shootings this year.
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There's nothing wrong with Russia as a country, it's the leaders. Similarly one might think that you'd have to be a retard to go into a country like the USA where there's been almost 350 mass shootings this year.
And we're only about halfway through! :rock
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She's a WNBA star player. She plays for the Phoenix Mercury.
It's funny I heard an interview with the Mercury's coach this morning while I was driving to work.
The coach was saying that she went to Russia basically because of any quality and women's pay in sports. Lol.
Then I looked up how much the average review NBA player makes and it's like $120,000 to $200,000. Which is not a lot of money compared to an NBA player, but it's what the market will bear right? And that's a lot of money. It's not like she had to go to Russia make ends meat.
How many people are into WNBA games?
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And on a side note, 99% of all criminal cases in Russia result in a conviction. So they've got a pretty screwed up country.
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And on a side note, 99% of all criminal cases in Russia result in a conviction. So they've got a pretty screwed up country.
Based on experience, or conjecture? Asking for a friend. . . . lol
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There have not been 350 mass shootings or what we used to call mass shootings...
They are counting any shooting involving more than 2 ppl now as a mass shooting
There are about 5 of those a night in Chicago alone
More manipulation of data for political purposes
...but to your point you couldn't pay me to visit Chicago these days
Eagler
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I just looked it up. The eviction rate in Russia is over 99%. Only 0.25% of all cases and in acquittal. So basically if you go to trial for anything in Russia you're going to be guilty.
How ridiculous is that? What a toejam system
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I just looked it up. The eviction rate in Russia is over 99%. Only 0.25% of all cases and in acquittal. So basically if you go to trial for anything in Russia you're going to be guilty.
How ridiculous is that? What a toejam system
So the moral of the story is don't go to Russia and break their laws. Leave your dope at home
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So the moral of the story is don't go to Russia (edited)
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So the moral of the story is don't go to Russia and break their laws. Leave your dope at home
not really. The real story is - if you live in Russia or travel to Russia, you better not get accused of a crime because being accused is the same as guilty.
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Griner has played in Russia for the last seven years in the winter, earning over $1 million per season — more than quadruple her WNBA salary. - https://www.breitbart.com/news/report-russian-court-extends-griners-arrest-until-may-19/
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So the moral of the story is don't go to Russia and break their laws. Leave your dope at home
:aok
She plead guilty and if anyone has seen her deny possession please link…I haven’t.
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I understand she’s a caper and supposedly accidentally packed a cannabis vile with her vape juice. Not like she was bringing enough to sell or whatever….
Pay a large fine and send her home,maybe not let her back in,I don’t see it as a big deal it’s just a little weed oil, which is perfectly legal where I live.
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Oh, I think she's guilty. I was just pointing out that you're screwed if you get accused of a crime in Russia. 99.75% conviction rate. That's not a justice system, whatever they have.
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Well I don’t know about the rest of y’all but if I was making $1 million for a few months in a country where marijuana products are totally illegal I make dang sure I wasn’t bringing any into the country.
Being a bit OCD I’d probably have my friends check my luggage. Truthfully however, I’m not buying it as an accident. Imo professional athletes have come to believe they are so important that they’l get a pass.
When I toked a lot late HS and early College, I went to Mazatlan 3 times, San Carlos once, Rocky Pt/Puerto Penasco numerous times - every time we made 100% sure nobody had anything on us entering Mexico.
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yep. Same here. No way in hell would I risk taking that in if I knew it was illegal. She's an idiot. I very much doubt it was an accident, but even if it was she's still guilty and an idiot.
I do feel sorry for her though and hope she gets to come home soon. That's a very harsh sentence she could be looking at.
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Well, I guess someone gets to chop wood in Siberia. Play stupid games win gulag prizes.
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The MSM thinks that her situation should have the President’s ear, I’m just not sure why. I fail to see why her plight should be a priority for this administration.
Short of lifting sanctions in place because of Ukraine, POTUS has zero leverage to do anything. Moreover, he’d just be making public statements/lip service anyway as the State Department would be the one to broker any deal, right?
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What about this guy?
June 17, 2022
https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-american-medical-marijuana-prison/31902563.html
Russia Sentences U.S. Citizen To 14 Years In Prison For Marijuana He Says Was Prescribed
A former employee of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow has been handed a 14-year prison term in Russia for illegal drug trafficking after he was caught entering the country with medical marijuana he says was prescribed to him after back surgery.
A court in the town of Khimki near Moscow said on June 17 that U.S. citizen Marc Fogel, who works as a teacher at the Anglo-American School in the Russian capital, was sentenced the day before.
According to the court statement, Fogel, who was detained in August last year upon his arrival with his wife in Moscow from New York, pleaded guilty.
Fogel says he had medical papers explicitly showing the marijuana was prescribed by doctors and that it was solely for medical use.
Fogel was quoted at the time as saying that he had not known that medical marijuana was illegal in Russia. His lawyers said then that Russian authorities had found 17 grams of marijuana in his possession.
U.S. officials have yet to comment on Fogel's sentencing.
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And then there's this.
Britney had less than 2 grams, which is a very minor offense. She's being used as a political pawn. She's high profile and Russia probably wants a prisoner exchange.
Again, there's no way in hell I'd go to Russia for any reason. Same with Mexico.
Cannabis laws in Russia
Can you possess and use cannabis in Russia?
Russia’s government takes a tough stance on possession or use of cannabis. Both are illegal, in accordance with Article 228 of the country’s Criminal Code, and are punishable with a fine and/or a prison sentence. Since 2012, the penalties can be deferred if the offender is found to have a drug problem.
Possession of up to six grams is regarded as an administrative offence. Anything above seven grams is a criminal offence. However, there are reports of people being arrested for cannabis possession, only to have the authorities exaggerate the amount of cannabis they were caught with.
For ‘large-scale’ possession, the following punishments may be given:
A fine of up to 40,000 roubles
The equivalent amount of three months of the offender’s wages/salary
Compulsory works for up to 480 hours
Corrective labour for up to two years
Restriction or deprivation of liberty for up to three years (in most instances, prison)
For ‘especially large-scale’ possession, these penalties are increased to:
A fine of up to 500,000 roubles
The equivalent amount of three years of the offender’s wages/salary
And/or a restriction or deprivation of liberty for three to 10 years
If the individual willingly hands the cannabis over to the authorities, and ‘actively contributes’ to the uncovering and suppression of drugs-related activities, he may avoid being given any penalties.
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You cannot take Sticky Bush into Canada its illegal, irrelevant whether it's medicinal or not. You can buy it and consume it there, but you can't cross over the border with it.
Canada off the travel list too?
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Something tells me hashish is just the cover story. Many times these types are working for the state department.
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Heard it was only CBD which is basically sleepy aspirin at best...
And yes she is just a pawn
The moral of the story is many countries are even more backwards on drug laws than the US and be sure to check laws while traveling
Eagler
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And on a side note, 99% of all criminal cases in Russia result in a conviction. So they've got a pretty screwed up country.
In America you Allow children to have hormone blockers because they want to be something else.
George Floyd was buried in a gold casket… :rofl
Al Sharpton is a good man :rofl
Have you mobilised yet to free the freedom living Ukrainian?
You people :rofl
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I just looked it up. The eviction rate in Russia is over 99%. Only 0.25% of all cases and in acquittal. So basically if you go to trial for anything in Russia you're going to be guilty.
How ridiculous is that? What a toejam system
Another important factoid is that, in Russia, the State can appeal an acquittal. Not possible in the U.S. Think O.J. Simpson.
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You cannot take Sticky Bush into Canada its illegal, irrelevant whether it's medicinal or not. You can buy it and consume it there, but you can't cross over the border with it.
Canada off the travel list too?
Quite right and we have signs warning Canadians that just because Canabis is legal you can not legally cross the border with it.
So it works both ways… I have to ask why would you want to bring any here,we have some of the best stuff in the world,my wife went to Jamaica a few years ago and the first thing they asked her when the locals found out she was a Canuck was “did you bring BC bud?” :rofl :rofl :rofl
I have some for medical reasons and it’s 35% thc levels…..certified and .gov tested.
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Quite right and we have signs warning Canadians that just because Canabis is legal you can not legally cross the border with it.
So it works both ways… I have to ask why would you want to bring any here,we have some of the best stuff in the world,my wife went to Jamaica a few years ago and the first thing they asked her when the locals found out she was a Canuck was “did you bring BC bud?” :rofl :rofl :rofl
I have some for medical reasons and it’s 35% thc levels…..certified and .gov tested.
Really? You have it for medical reasons? I thought you had it because it's one of the main hobbies you have.
I love how stoners try to justify their lifestyle.
I don't care who uses it. I have a small amount myself that I'll use now and then. I have nothing against it. Some people are just full-on pot heads though. they live and breath everything about it, and that's what you are.
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If you smoke weed your a degenerate.
You have nothing to say worth listening too.
Smoke your weed and do as your told by your masters.
Hilarious
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If you smoke weed your a degenerate.
You have nothing to say worth listening too.
Smoke your weed and do as your told by your masters.
Hilarious
I see these lifestyle potheads every day. Total losers.
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Gotta love seeing those degenerates running around my high school......
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Really? You have it for medical reasons? I thought you had it because it's one of the main hobbies you have.
I love how stoners try to justify their lifestyle.
I don't care who uses it. I have a small amount myself that I'll use now and then. I have nothing against it. Some people are just full-on pot heads though. they live and breath everything about it, and that's what you are.
That's awfully presumptuous.
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That's awfully presumptuous.
I concur. I've seen the medicinal benefits on people with chronic problems first hand being helped by MJ including symptoms after chemo, Parkinsons, crohns, etc.
Now if all you do is sit around stoned all day then that's a psychological problem much like alcoholism in my book.
That said I'm fully in favor of legalization across the boards and I'll add in that I think they should include in the law the ability of the small home growers to sell to dispensaries, pay the taxes, and move on. Talk about a stimulus for both jobs and money to the government to waste. Win / Win.
As far as the WNBA girl goes. You rolled the dice and it came up snake eyes. Figure it out but don't expect the good old USA that you spit on swoop in and solve your problem.
Oh and before you chime in shut up Zack. Whatever response to me might be will be poorly thought out, absolutely boring, and have zero point to it. Go mess around on reddit where people of your ilk run rampant.
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That's awfully presumptuous.
which part?
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Some people are just full-on pot heads though. they live and breath everything about it, and that's what you are.
You don't know anything about his medical condition, you ignorant freak.
Go take your hormones.
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You don't know anything about his medical condition, you ignorant freak.
Go take your hormones.
That's the part I was referring to.
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You don't know anything about his medical condition, you ignorant freak.
Go take your hormones.
I never mention anything about Estes or a medical condition of his. I was talking about lifestyle potheads and you know it.
I was never even mentioning Estes. I know Spitbull. That's who I was addressing. He may or may not have a medical condition. I have no idea and I don't care. I just know that from his past he grows the stuff and he's really into it. He's one of those people that I would consider a lifestyle pothead.
Again, never mentioned Estes. And I never mentioned anybody using it for medical reasons. I said that I thought morphine or whatever the heck bowl spitbull goes by over here was using it recreationally. And I believe that is a fact.
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You were saying all that about morfiend, who does have serious medical issues. You said he is just a "life style pothead " I have no medical issues, nor do I smoke weed. It was presumptuous of you to assume anything about morfiend without a clue what you're talking about.
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You were saying all that about morfiend, who does have serious medical issues. You said he is just a "life style pothead " I have no medical issues, nor do I smoke weed. It was presumptuous of you to assume anything about morfiend without a clue what you're talking about.
no, I said I didn't know about his medical condition but that I thought he was a lifestyle pot head, because he is. it's probably his number one hobby. I've known the guy for a long time through my Flamewarriors.net forum. He's been a member there for almost 15 years.
So I do have a clue what I'm talking about.
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I never mention anything about Estes or a medical condition of his. I was talking about lifestyle potheads and you know it.
I was never even mentioning Estes. I know Spitbull. That's who I was addressing. He may or may not have a medical condition. I have no idea and I don't care. I just know that from his past he grows the stuff and he's really into it. He's one of those people that I would consider a lifestyle pothead.
Again, never mentioned Estes. And I never mentioned anybody using it for medical reasons. I said that I thought morphine or whatever the heck bowl spitbull goes by over here was using it recreationally. And I believe that is a fact.
I'm just curious here. Why is what anybody does that doesn't directly affect you in any adverse way any of your business? Also why do you feel the need to directly call out people who may be in to the lifestyle of anything? Weed, swinging, masturbating to kinky videos, whatever, why is that your business or position to judge?
I have a lot of friends that have lifestyles, hobbies, etc, that are different than mine. A quite good friend of mine and his spouse are deeply into BDSM and I mean DEEPLY. Most people wouldn't know it on the surface and I found out by accident but, at the end of the day, they're both hard working, tax paying, and very ethical people. If someone wants to couch lock themselves occasionally how, exactly, does that affect you personally?
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Because he mentioned it.
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I never said I cared what people do. Read the thread. I said that I thought lifestyle pot heads are mostly losers though. The ones I know anyway.
I use it myself on occasion.
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I never said I cared what people do. Read the thread. I said that I thought lifestyle pot heads are mostly losers though. The ones I know anyway.
I use it myself on occasion.
So, by your estimation, because I'm enthusiast, think it should be 100% legal to use, grow, purchase, whatever, but don't use it personally I'm a 'loser' in your mind?
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So, by your estimation, because I'm enthusiast, think it should be 100% legal to use, grow, purchase, whatever, but don't use it personally I'm a 'loser' in your mind?
Not sure what you're saying. That you are an enthusiast but don't use it?
What I am saying is that I do not care what people do. I use it on occasion myself., I support it being legal and I'm all for people being to grow and use as much as they want.
What I said was that I think that people who are 'lifestyle" pot heads are mostly losers. The one's I've known. I run into them in my line of work. People that are clients. People that work in MJ packaging and manufacturing. You walk into these large places and nearly everyone in there is getting high on the job. Dim wits that let things slip and cost themselves money.
Again, their business. I just view them as pathic losers. They live and breath pot. High all the time = loser in my book
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Unfortunately gg is all emotional and going by what others have said over at FW.
I certainly do have a medical condition,a couple of them but I rarely mention it. I’ve had an Rx since the mid 90’s and along with it a med grow lisence so ya it’s a hobby with a reason. I make all sorts of things from the plant,what you might call concentrates.
If it’s all that important at present I’m on my 3rd round of chemo in the last few years,had multiple procedures to remove tumours and that’s on top of a neurological condition that’s called reflexive sympathetic dystrophy that causes chronic pain and the inability to control my body temp. RSD causes you to be constantly in fight or flight and there’s no know cure just the ability to slow down the responses.
But hey gg thinks she knows me and is upset at me after reading private message between myself and a friend.
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Not sure what you're saying. That you are an enthusiast but don't use it?
What I am saying is that I do not care what people do. I use it on occasion myself., I support it being legal and I'm all for people being to grow and use as much as they want.
What I said was that I think that people who are 'lifestyle" pot heads are mostly losers. The one's I've known. I run into them in my line of work. People that are clients. People that work in MJ packaging and manufacturing. You walk into these large places and nearly everyone in there is getting high on the job. Dim wits that let things slip and cost themselves money.
Again, their business. I just view them as pathic losers. They live and breath pot. High all the time = loser in my book
#1 you are correct. Never liked the effect personally. But if it was between a choice of being constantly in pain, not able to eat without throwing most of it up, or constant shaking and disorientation and a puff or two of weed I'd go for option B every time.
#2 I'd consider myself a 'lifestyle' pot head even though I don't use it. I spend a lot of time talking to cultivators, growers, etc. I may be just a tad militant on my views towards full legalization especially as it's been proven to be a good remedy for a number of ailments. 'Oh hey wow.. I can grow this in my back yard for $100 a months instead of laying out $1500 to $2000 a month to big pharma. The math works (just an aside my exes medicine was $5000 for a months supply to keep her Crohns at bay. Sure her twice monthly shot kept the disease from spreading but it did nothing for the symptoms) so ya I'd consider myself a pot head even though I don't use it.
#3 99.9% of the time in my life that I met someone who used it recreationally you couldn't tell the difference aside from the fact that they didn't come to work with a hangover.
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No, that's cool. I'm non-judgmental of anybody's personal right to do whatever they would like with their own bodies. I'm not against marijuana .
But I was saying though is that people that just are stoned All day and that's pretty much all they think about. That's what I meant by a lifestyle. They're into all the strands and follow the actual lifestyle. And there is a lifestyle. I've seen it. There's a whole culture.
But that's with anything that's taken too far. Drinking is another.
Just today I had a small bite off of one of my gummies. I had a pretty bad headache earlier I wasn't feeling good at all.
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#1 you are correct. Never liked the effect personally. But if it was between a choice of being constantly in pain, not able to eat without throwing most of it up, or constant shaking and disorientation and a puff or two of weed I'd go for option B every time.
#2 I'd consider myself a 'lifestyle' pot head even though I don't use it. I spend a lot of time talking to cultivators, growers, etc. I may be just a tad militant on my views towards full legalization especially as it's been proven to be a good remedy for a number of ailments. 'Oh hey wow.. I can grow this in my back yard for $100 a months instead of laying out $1500 to $2000 a month to big pharma. The math works (just an aside my exes medicine was $5000 for a months supply to keep her Crohns at bay. Sure her twice monthly shot kept the disease from spreading but it did nothing for the symptoms) so ya I'd consider myself a pot head even though I don't use it.
#3 99.9% of the time in my life that I met someone who used it recreationally you couldn't tell the difference aside from the fact that they didn't come to work with a hangover.
I do agree the medical system is jacked up real good. ESPECIALLY pharmaceutical distribution. My dad works in data management for pharma distribution, and yeah, medical costs are obscenely high because the bigwigs are greedy. Shouldn't be that way, but the system is already entrenched.
I do wish there was more scientific studies and such about marijuana derivatives though. I've seen a lot of hype, but not a lot of scientific/medical community evidence.
Now- before everyone shoots me down and gives me their sources: I like to go straight to the hardcore scientific community journals. The Cochrane Foundation is a great place to read real studies conducted by scientists, which can also be peer-reviewed by professionals. I do not take medical advice for anything without a source study that can be replicated and peer-reviewed.
The link for anyone interested: https://www.cochrane.org/ (https://www.cochrane.org/)
When I search "marijuana" in the Cochrane search bar it pulls up all the studies on cannabis. There's a whopping 9 studies on cannabis, several of which are simply studies on drug intervention and such. Furthermore, all of the studies listed show no conclusive evidence that it does anything for epilepsy, dementia, etc.
Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it helps some people, but we need more scientific studies on this. I'm absolutely certain there are ways that the cannabis plant is very useful for healing, but we shouldn't rush into it. At least I won't. I won't stop other people from exercising their liberty, but there's a lot of marketing and hype and not a lot of scientific studies.
Which is kinda weird because there's a lot of money in the cannabis industry. You'd think it'd be the hot topic to study.
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Can you imagine the cries of racism if Trump was President and not calling the Kremlin daily to get Griner out.
Biggest hypocrites that have ever existed in power atm.
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Can you imagine the cries of racism if Trump was President and not calling the Kremlin daily to get Griner out.
Biggest hypocrites that have ever existed in power atm.
well trump was called a racist since the 70s when he refused to rent to black people.
semp
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well trump was called a racist since the 70s when he refused to rent to black people.
semp
DOJ lawsuit failed, so you believe people are guilty even though they were not convicted in a Federal lawsuit with the lowest standard of burden of proof?
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Your guy hung out with Sen. Robert Byrd, other Klan members and segregationists, and even bragged about it :old:
:aok WTG Joe.
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DOJ lawsuit failed, so you believe people are guilty even though they were not convicted in a Federal lawsuit with the lowest standard of burden of proof?
it was settled when he promised not to do it again.
semp
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it was settled when he promised not to do it again.
semp
False.
DuckDuckGo and be selective in the links to avoid bias and you’ll see otherwise.
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The Trumps and their company entered into a consent decree settling the litigation in 1975. The agreement contained no admission of wrongdoing, but required the Trump firm to institute a series of safeguards to make sure apartments were rented without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
https://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-fbi-files-discrimination-case-235067 (https://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-fbi-files-discrimination-case-235067)
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Your guy hung out with Sen. Robert Byrd, other Klan members and segregationists, and even bragged about it :old:
:aok WTG Joe.
you brag about trump who's been accused of racism, you even Bragg about what a great guy he is.
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you brag about trump who's been accused of racism, you even Bragg about what a great guy he is.
“Accused” :rofl
Your guy was torn apart by Kamala during the debates about his history with racists and that he voted to keep schools segregated and that is not an accusation. Fact.
While serving as Delaware's senator in 1975, Biden supported an anti-busing measure that was offered by North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms, who opposed civil rights, and a year later in 1976, he introduced his own proposal to stop the Justice Department from busing to desegregate schools.
- Newsweek.
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https://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-fbi-files-discrimination-case-235067 (https://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-fbi-files-discrimination-case-235067)
Right, a consent decree was reached and the Federal charges/investigation stopped with the Trump’s $100 Million counter-suit for defamation; government got scared 😱
You do realize DJT was 26yrs old then, do you not?
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“Accused” :rofl
Your guy was torn apart by Kamala during the debates about his history with racists and that he voted to keep schools segregated and that is not an accusation. Fact.
While serving as Delaware's senator in 1975, Biden supported an anti-busing measure that was offered by North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms, who opposed civil rights, and a year later in 1976, he introduced his own proposal to stop the Justice Department from busing to desegregate schools.
- Newsweek.
you see me bragging about biden? but you do bragging about trump.
semp
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Who will save my monkey :old:
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Who will save my monkey :old:
everybody got something to hide except for me and my monkey
semp
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Again, as I've said before. MJ is way safer than alcohol and just about any pharma drug out there. Probably not as effective as some of the pharma drugs, but certainly safer and far less addicting than most. I consider it no different than people who come home and have drink after work. Something to relieve you from a hard day. It's far better than smoking cigarettes every 20 minutes and smells better, doesn't stick to your carpet and furniture for ever like cigs. People who are lazy pothead aren't lazy because of pot, they are lazy because of their lifestyle choice. I smoked a lot in college and still graduated, still played club sports like tennis, and became a pretty decent accountant which I basically taught myself. It's far easier to be a successful pothead than a successful drinker. The fact that people think its so dangerous is because of propaganda by big pharma and big tobacco. It shouldn't be illegal anywhere. It's really not that bad. Some people don't like it, just like some don't like alcohol. There should be more than one legal method to take the stress off if you do it in a safe manner, just like alcohol, which is far more dangerous and makes you do far more stupid crap. MJ is completely different than Alcohol.
Should nations be so strict about it? No. Should this man be in prison in Russia for it? No. But that is the law, and that was his choice to break it. I personally think there is something much deeper going on. It does surprise me why Biden ain't trying to get him home. I think there is something deeper going on about it with the state department. Normally they hide things like that with silly over cases. Sorta like Otto Warmbeir and that whole debacle. It was about more than they told us. Still wrong to do what they did though.
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Should nations be so strict about it? No. Should this man be in prison in Russia for it? No. But that is the law, and that was his choice to break it. I personally think there is something much deeper going on. It does surprise me why Biden ain't trying to get him home. I think there is something deeper going on about it with the state department. Normally they hide things like that with silly over cases. Sorta like Otto Warmbeir and that whole debacle. It was about more than they told us. Still wrong to do what they did though.
That man is a she.
She and her squeak wife are using her celebrity status, being gay and black for leverage.
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Weed is for scum.
Stop trying to justify it.
Sit in the gutter and smoke your drugs
If you drink yourself into a stupor your scum
If you eat 5 Big Macs a day you are scum
If you have 5 kids by 5 different men you are scum
Fact
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Well zach we can't be perfect like you lol
It's called moderation.. most don't know what that means these days
Eagler