64464 pts ยท August 13, 2012
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It's just hilarious to me, because him doing the thing is on tape and they still couldn't get a conviction lol
https://www.courthousenews.com/jury-finds-dc-sandwich-guy-not-guilty-of-misdemeanor-assault/
They couldn't charge a felony due to grand jury rejecting indictment, but they still charged a misdemeanor which the jury voted "not guilty" on.
You sound over qualified based on the USAF pilot shortage that's been going on.
He literally went on Between Two Ferns which was an interview where the entire schtick was that it was a maximum hostile interview.Now admittedly Zach Galifianakis went a bit easy on him compared to normal, but it was still an actually hostile interview compared to someone asking for evidence.
*Airline Travel Pilot LicenseYour commercial only takes like 190-250 hours, ATP is the hard one that takes 1500 hours.
Took a shockingly long scroll to see someone else read the username and recognized satire as satire.
I understand that these court cases are risky and difficult, but in this case, I think actual malice can probably be achieved. It would be difficult, but when there's a specific memo, you can easily pick out a motive, and the dude's job is to know the information in question, you're likely to at minimum get an embarrassing admission like "no reasonable person would believe this person is credible".I have no fucking clue what you could claim for damages though.
You ignored the next sentence "That includes evidence that defendants relied on sources they knew to be unreliable or had an ulterior motive for publishing the statement."Like, come on man.And again, what better way to prove he was aware than the fact he literally signed a military memo about it? Either he claims ignorance of the things he signs as part of his job, or he admits he knew the statement was false. Either way it's a massive embarrassment for him.
While I understand it's a high bar to meet, and they might not succeed in court, I really think you don't understand what actual malice is. You do not need to prove that he knew the statements were false. You just need to prove he did not care if the statement was true or not.https://protectdemocracy.org/work/the-actual-malice-standard-explained/
So, I'm gonna be honest, idk why this guy is called a rapper. I enjoy his music, it's certainly fun, but I don't think I've heard any songs that actually include rapping. Does he have some secret rap songs I'm missing? Or are we calling "because I got high" rap because it's about weed?
Eh, it's also frequently used for "spoke with authority from a position of ignorance". Lots of times when a journalist is sued for defamation, they aren't claiming that they're lying, they're claiming that they're deliberately ignorant. Also, the Pentagon under Hegseth literally sent the only approval for Tomahawk sales up to the White House, so Hegseth literally signed off on it. Really hard to argue ignorance on that.
You only need to prove reckless disregard for the truth for actual malice.Being in charge of the organization that keeps the records and speaking without ever even asking for the correct information would certainly qualify.
While normally I'd agree with you, this Tomahawk thing is an easily verifiable fact that he should definitely know better about.Honestly the bigger problem is the lack of damages. It's not like Biden is going to lose income because Hegseth makes shit up about him.
The filing deadline isn't even until June. Not a lot of reason to be looking right now, although I appreciate your enthusiasm
In the U.S. military you get a guaranteed 400k life insurance policy for dirt cheap. Most people I know took it because it was so cheap it didn't make sense not to, but yeah, it was a whole thing to explain to my family where that money was going and why.
Is it like, permanently running? Or do you browse through it? I don't understand how it's doing point 1, but I suppose I don't really know what the app is for in the first place.
Okay, but the failure that brought Clinton was that Bernie fans didn't vote in the primary. Pretending that she won because of some conspiracy or because of the structure of the primary isn't helpful. She got over 3 million votes more than he did, even if you count those 5 states. People are out here arguing the wrong lessons. The lesson is that young voters need to get their asses to primaries, everything else is noise.
Oh by all means, I wanted Bernie to win, but sitting here crying about the DNC as if they're the reason he won is bullshit. Hilary got the votes, and crying over a lost election 10 years ago is a waste of time and energy.
... You understand that superdelegates aren't assigned by state right? They just get lumped in with whatever state they are currently living in. Washington State doesn't have 10 superdelegate slots. There are just 10 superdelegates who happen to live in Washington. Also you're right, 5 states aren't included. Their votes might've cut her 3 million popular vote lead down by a whole 15,000. https://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D
He didn't have the votes. Hilary had 55% of the popular vote in the primary.The membership that voted in the primary supported Hilary over Bernie. Full stop. Anything else is bullshit.
It is absolutely hilarious when they used to come up on r/powerscaling. The Powerpuff girls are bonkers strong.
Seems pretty obvious that Israel asked for it.
I remember reading that Kubo just loved drawing really cool shit and having to write a story around the cool shit was basically a chore.Honestly it kinda checks based on Bleach.
Yeah, they literally had an arc about her powers being God tier broken, but she also just never really used them.
I have not followed up on if it's happening, but didn't Iran explicitly say it would let ships bound for China through?
Yeah, specifically referencing their pacifist constitution
Reading the article, the man *allegedly* had pulled out a gun and was pointing it backwards. The attorney suing the city is arguing that it was a vape pen and the gun was planted after.Watching the video I honestly have no idea. Hopefully more info comes out during the lawsuit and we get a satisfying answer.
It's just hilarious to me, because him doing the thing is on tape and they still couldn't get a conviction lol
https://www.courthousenews.com/jury-finds-dc-sandwich-guy-not-guilty-of-misdemeanor-assault/
https://www.courthousenews.com/jury-finds-dc-sandwich-guy-not-guilty-of-misdemeanor-assault/
They couldn't charge a felony due to grand jury rejecting indictment, but they still charged a misdemeanor which the jury voted "not guilty" on.
They couldn't charge a felony due to grand jury rejecting indictment, but they still charged a misdemeanor which the jury voted "not guilty" on.
You sound over qualified based on the USAF pilot shortage that's been going on.
He literally went on Between Two Ferns which was an interview where the entire schtick was that it was a maximum hostile interview.
Now admittedly Zach Galifianakis went a bit easy on him compared to normal, but it was still an actually hostile interview compared to someone asking for evidence.
*Airline Travel Pilot License
Your commercial only takes like 190-250 hours, ATP is the hard one that takes 1500 hours.
Took a shockingly long scroll to see someone else read the username and recognized satire as satire.
I understand that these court cases are risky and difficult, but in this case, I think actual malice can probably be achieved. It would be difficult, but when there's a specific memo, you can easily pick out a motive, and the dude's job is to know the information in question, you're likely to at minimum get an embarrassing admission like "no reasonable person would believe this person is credible".
I have no fucking clue what you could claim for damages though.
You ignored the next sentence "That includes evidence that defendants relied on sources they knew to be unreliable or had an ulterior motive for publishing the statement."
Like, come on man.
And again, what better way to prove he was aware than the fact he literally signed a military memo about it? Either he claims ignorance of the things he signs as part of his job, or he admits he knew the statement was false. Either way it's a massive embarrassment for him.
While I understand it's a high bar to meet, and they might not succeed in court, I really think you don't understand what actual malice is. You do not need to prove that he knew the statements were false. You just need to prove he did not care if the statement was true or not.
https://protectdemocracy.org/work/the-actual-malice-standard-explained/
So, I'm gonna be honest, idk why this guy is called a rapper. I enjoy his music, it's certainly fun, but I don't think I've heard any songs that actually include rapping. Does he have some secret rap songs I'm missing? Or are we calling "because I got high" rap because it's about weed?
Eh, it's also frequently used for "spoke with authority from a position of ignorance". Lots of times when a journalist is sued for defamation, they aren't claiming that they're lying, they're claiming that they're deliberately ignorant.
Also, the Pentagon under Hegseth literally sent the only approval for Tomahawk sales up to the White House, so Hegseth literally signed off on it. Really hard to argue ignorance on that.
You only need to prove reckless disregard for the truth for actual malice.
Being in charge of the organization that keeps the records and speaking without ever even asking for the correct information would certainly qualify.
While normally I'd agree with you, this Tomahawk thing is an easily verifiable fact that he should definitely know better about.
Honestly the bigger problem is the lack of damages. It's not like Biden is going to lose income because Hegseth makes shit up about him.
The filing deadline isn't even until June. Not a lot of reason to be looking right now, although I appreciate your enthusiasm
In the U.S. military you get a guaranteed 400k life insurance policy for dirt cheap. Most people I know took it because it was so cheap it didn't make sense not to, but yeah, it was a whole thing to explain to my family where that money was going and why.
Is it like, permanently running? Or do you browse through it? I don't understand how it's doing point 1, but I suppose I don't really know what the app is for in the first place.
Okay, but the failure that brought Clinton was that Bernie fans didn't vote in the primary. Pretending that she won because of some conspiracy or because of the structure of the primary isn't helpful. She got over 3 million votes more than he did, even if you count those 5 states. People are out here arguing the wrong lessons. The lesson is that young voters need to get their asses to primaries, everything else is noise.
Oh by all means, I wanted Bernie to win, but sitting here crying about the DNC as if they're the reason he won is bullshit. Hilary got the votes, and crying over a lost election 10 years ago is a waste of time and energy.
... You understand that superdelegates aren't assigned by state right? They just get lumped in with whatever state they are currently living in. Washington State doesn't have 10 superdelegate slots. There are just 10 superdelegates who happen to live in Washington. Also you're right, 5 states aren't included. Their votes might've cut her 3 million popular vote lead down by a whole 15,000. https://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D
He didn't have the votes. Hilary had 55% of the popular vote in the primary.
The membership that voted in the primary supported Hilary over Bernie. Full stop. Anything else is bullshit.
It is absolutely hilarious when they used to come up on r/powerscaling. The Powerpuff girls are bonkers strong.
Seems pretty obvious that Israel asked for it.
I remember reading that Kubo just loved drawing really cool shit and having to write a story around the cool shit was basically a chore.
Honestly it kinda checks based on Bleach.
Yeah, they literally had an arc about her powers being God tier broken, but she also just never really used them.
I have not followed up on if it's happening, but didn't Iran explicitly say it would let ships bound for China through?
Yeah, specifically referencing their pacifist constitution
Reading the article, the man *allegedly* had pulled out a gun and was pointing it backwards. The attorney suing the city is arguing that it was a vape pen and the gun was planted after.
Watching the video I honestly have no idea. Hopefully more info comes out during the lawsuit and we get a satisfying answer.