It’s possible and they mention in the article they have no background levels to compare it to.

Mainly because they have no idea where the soil came from other than it was somewhere near the derailment and has since been collected and moved offsite

> Not saying you’re wrong, but there’s good reason to doubt businesses when they say the solution to pollution is dilution.

But it isn’t just a business.

It’s every nuclear authority on the planet saying it’s safe.

Generally that’s just not true.

It’s dudes who are already abusive continuing to be abusive.

While pregnant women are less able to defend themselves, less able to run away, and have a greater chance of severe and potential injury.

The pregnancy plays more of a role in the abusive partner feeling the woman is being lazy for not doing the same tasks as quickly and increasing the frequency and severity of abuse as a result.

Do you work at my office? Because I just explained this to 5 people this morning

It wasn’t incompetence. It was corruption.

Just corruption to convict him not exonerate him.

You can much more subtly tank a case than this if that was the goal.

Usually the 10th amendment.

I don’t know what you’d call storing nukes in a foreign country to attach to foreign planes and be dropped by foreign pilots then.

We will know by July.

Elections are May 16 so that gives a month and a half to work everything out.

> But on the surface, this sounds a lot like the Sovereign Citizen ‘federal personage’ nonsense. Whereby they think they can shift the burdens and debt to this federal citizen and are liberated by being their own sovereign citizen.

That’s so off base it’s hard to even describe you as wrong.

> For those who don’t know, “jury nullification” was supposed to be a sort of a check on the judicial system that allowed a jury to say “not guilty” when they thought the law was being unfairly applied.

That’s not true.

It’s a bug not a feature.

And this is arguably a case of jury nullification. Guy committed murder but gets off because someone in the jury likes cops despite them being guilty.

It’s like the filibuster, regards of noble and heroic it may seem it’s actually used 99% of the time to fuck over the public and help abuse the system not help it.

He was off duty and not convicted.

Union contracts can be amazing.

Can’t be fired for off duty behavior that didn’t lead to a conviction is unfortunately fairly standard in a lot of their contracts.

Imagine if unions weren’t just for shithead killers in this country.

Those “29 technologies” encompass like 99% of all weapons development since the 15th century.

It’s so broad to be meaningless.

You can.

It’s harder, but it’s still a legal option.

Well he is an expert on not being straight

Common tactic in the cyberpunk Shadowrun RPG is hacking kids smart toys/drones to spy on people, disable security systems, and opening doors.

You still need info from other agencies sometimes. And Twitter is unfortunately still very useful for that in a number of situations.

Sledgehammers are a reference to the Wagner group filming themselves crushing a former members skull with one after they kidnapped him from Ukraine.

A representative of Wagner presented one covered in blood to a member European Parliament inside a violin case.

Only Alaska, Connecticut, D.C., and New Jersey don’t elect DAs.

Of course this is the Assistant District Attorney so he wasn’t actually elected but appointed by the DA.

> Sorry when did we make the US the world police

When the Royal Navy fell apart.

BBC have complained about it before when the person who signed up stole her older sisters passport and provided that as proof of identity.

There isn’t much more you can do when the 16yo commits identity theft from a person who they look like.

> Cops were assholes to a guy just filming from a parking lot

Or maybe they were trying to keep him from catching a stray bullet.