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aShittierShitTier4u t1_jbxiq90 wrote

First amendment doesn't forbid the government from making filing a false criminal complaint a crime. Sure there's the court of public opinion, and civil court remedies, but I was talking about false reporting to police and prosecutors, etc official government agencies and processes as far as what they should be doing more about. The acts of libel that don't amount to the same criminal charges, can still be used as evidence to convict. And the accusations of crime so vile should be reported to police, not just an online audience. If the audience is important enough to report the allegations of abuse to, then they should be interested in the possibility that the accusations are false, and demand justice.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_jbwn167 wrote

What is the problem with that sort of person, who goes right to false and vile accusations the very moment that they have any disagreement with anyone else? This seems to be a pattern of behavior that many others engage in, recently the comedic actor Jim Carrey had to warn accusers, that he would sue them for falsely claiming that he was on Jeffrey Epstein's island. They say the same lies about actor Tom Hanks. Maybe law enforcement needs to arrest and convict more of these guys who keep lying about everyone. They are often found to be guilty of the exact same crimes that they falsely accuse others of committing.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_j8f93rg wrote

These weren't off duty cops, they were tacticool bouncers. Who in their right mind wants to attend a house party where they hired obvious goons? What do they think that they need open carry rifles and body armor for? Whatever it is, it's not like I can't have a good time somewhere else, without such concerns. Basically everyone there is admitting that they are a dirtbag that causes problems.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_j3wgnsv wrote

City boys and small town girls alike take the midnight train going anywhere. I don't know if that's because it's late and they don't want to be stuck at the station or what. I just know that they would pay anything to roll the dice just one more time, and gambling addiction is tragic.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_j2f2hj4 wrote

The local television news team did something about the problem near me a few years back. They set up hidden cameras at spots where dumping was committed. They had the vehicle plates and the dumped trash contained identifying information that matched up with the vehicle or where they parked it was the same place as the addresses in the dumped trash. Then a reporter and camera crew visited some of the dumpers at home. The news station web site even posted the names and addresses of the illegal dumpers. Some got criminal charges and fines, also judges can order the offenders to do roadside trash pickup work.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_j237aho wrote

There's a similarity to the earlier "occupy" movement, in the coming together without a unifying cause they all work towards. They can't get enough people to support them just by protesting lockdowns or anything else. But just like how the "heckler's veto" made the "occupy" ethos of total resolute unanimity impossible, the people who get together to honk horns, wave flags of long defeated enemies, and scream at random people are going to define the entire convoy for everyone. I bet that religion will be the first cause for schism in the convoy.

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aShittierShitTier4u t1_j1rwa5v wrote

In paradise, they can have all the amputations and executions they desire. I would endeavor to help speed them to the place their faith guides them to go. Perhaps the means that I would apply to achieve such ends might be of a drastically different nature than what they wish to have, but they will certainly end up in the exact same place, regardless. I am but a humble servant here.

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