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After Peddling Conspiracy, Chuck Woolery Announces Son Has COVID And Deletes Twitter
Conservative commentator and ex-“Wheel of Fortune” host Chuck Woolery, from whom President Donald Trump retweeted an unhinged post accusing health...talkingpointsmemo.com
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The governor has already said they would be pardoned. At least they get to have fun in court and carry a record.St. Louis couple that pointed guns at protesters charged with felonies
Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple that drew national attention last month after footage of them pointing guns at Black Lives Matter protesters outside their home went viral, have been ch…
the sweet irony is that a pardon is an admission of guilt, and as convicted felons they would not be allowed to own guns.
And possibly vote
Lest we forget, the couple are also "lawyers". So add the possibility of being disbarred.
There's the possibility they get disbarred even *without* a conviction
We have a thing in NZ that would be totally awesome to apply to those two.
Because if someone does their time, they should be punished forever? That's a scary law.
worth noting also, they are not the plaintiffs, but the defendants.
and rarely enforced i believe
My comment was in reference to their history of suing people over things like the birthday card his father gave him (yes he sued his dad over a birthday card!), or people using the common land in front of their house.
i can't believe you looked into those assclowns more than i did.
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Have you seen all the new wilderness designations colorado gets? Yay! fuck the mountainbikers, somebody in boston saw a pretty picture in an email.Congress approves billions for US national parks in rare bipartisan push | National parks | The Guardian
Great American Outdoors Act would allocate $9.5bn over the next five years for previously neglected park maintenance
I've said this here before, and I know it's unpopular, but I personally believe that mountain bikes have no place in either Wilderness Areas or National Parks Trails.
That's fine. I don't particularly think that bikes need to be on every trail everywhere either. But the wilderness thing has gotten a little nuts.
And I've said this here before, I don't want to ride my bike in Wilderness areas either, but up here we have a bunch of epic biking trails that are in WSA (Wilderness study areas) that have been ridden historically for 20+ years without destroying them for consideration of the BIG W.
Introspection and acknowledgement that the past wasn't perfect? That certainly doesn't sound #MAGA.Tangentially related and thread-topic-relevant
Pulling Down Our Monuments
Lee este artículo en español aquí. The Sierra Club is a 128-year-old organization with a complex history, some of which has caused significant and immeasurable harm. As defenders of Black life pull down Confederate monuments across the country, we must also take this moment to reexamine our past...www.sierraclub.org
Doesn't sound like the sierra club either.
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The article fails to mention if the gun was loaded.St. Louis prosecutor ordered crime lab to reassemble Patricia McCloskey's gun
Assistant Circuit Attorney Chris Hinckley stated in charging documents that the gun was "readily capable of lethal use"
True but the gun would still be technically inoperable given the reversed firing pin. That may or may not change intent, depending on the laws there.
I don't know the legal ramifications, but pointing an unloaded or inoperable gun at someone is really fucking stupid.
That. ^
I was always taught to never point a gun at something I wasn't planning on shooting.
Not only that, look at the pictures of her, she's standing around with her finger on the trigger all the time. Anyone who knows the first thing about firearms (sadly, that doesn't necessary correspond with ownership) knows you don't put your finger on the trigger unless you are going to immediately pull the trigger.
Seems to be this couples milieu, no?
likewise.
