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Sorry to interrupt how super awesome the sbbc has been these past few months
 
Scalia was alpha af

His dissent in Boumediene, a case deciding whether GITMO detainees were entitled to habeas corpus, was just pure brutality. Kennedy employed some suspect logic leaps in his reasoning to support his decision that said entitlement exists. Scalia wrote the dissent (which is know generally held to be the correct opinion):

"The writ of habeas corpus does not, and never has, run in favor of aliens abroad; the Suspension Clause thus has no application. * * *

Eisentrager * * * held beyond any doubt that the Constitution does not ensure habeas for aliens held by the United States in areas over which our Government is not sovereign.

What drives today's decision is neither the meaning of the Suspension Clause, nor the principles of our precedents, but rather an inflated notion of judicial supremacy. * * * Our power "to say what the law is" is circumscribed by the limits of our statutorily and constitutionally conferred jurisdiction. * * * Today the Court breaks a chain of precedent as old as the common law that prohibits judicial inquiry into detentions of aliens abroad absent statutory authorization. And, most tragically, it sets our military commanders the impossible task of proving to a civilian court, under whatever standards this Court devises in the future, that evidence supports the confinement of each and every prisoner.

The Nation will live to regret what the Court has done today. I dissent."

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If Scalia was the Devils Advocate the Catholic Church would have no Saints lol
 
Lol I forgot Bob :eek::eek::eek:et did AFHV.

Sorry to interrupt how super awesome the sbbc has been these past few months

I was sent to the principal's office very often as a youth. There was one time when I face the toughest principal at the school. She asked me about the situation. My response was "I'm a stupid :eek::eek::eek:et". This was the mid 90's so it actually worked out well for me. Now it would be a hate crime.
 
I was sent to the principal's office very often as a youth. There was one time when I face the toughest principal at the school. She asked me about the situation. My response was "I'm a stupid :eek::eek::eek:et". This was the mid 90's so it actually worked out well for me. Now it would be a hate crime.

Lol it would be all over social media and you'd be receiving death threats by the time you got home from school

In 6th grade our Social Studies teacher went a little off-topic and was talking about how in the 60s they sold "pet" rocks to people, like idiots would actually buy spray-painted rocks and think of them as pets. My 11yo self blurted out "Where was this, Poland? hahahaha!!!!!" and the teacher lost it. Right then and there she pulled me out of class and was all like "How could you say such a thing?!?! What would your parents think if I told them you said that?!?!" I was just like wtf, didn't think it was that big a deal. But it ended there, that was the extent of the reprimand

If that were to have happened today I'd literally be Hitler
 
Back in middle school I was sent to the office a shit ton. Each time I was given a carbon copy of the report to take home. I hung them on my bedroom wall and thought it was funny. Wish I still had them now.

Out of about 40 I only remember one though. It was from an English teacher. It said
"Bitch, I heard loudly from the hall. I walked to the hall and then heard him tell another student to shut the fuck up"

Those were the good old days though. I chose to let some old guy (probably in his 40s or 50s) hit me on my ass with a paddle and then I went about my day. The paddle didn't do much though. I still call people bitches and tell people to shut the fuck up.
 
kudos to Jost Vacano and Sol Negrin for their cinematography work on Robocop and other films.
and credit to Paul Verhoeven for using them to create awesome effects that totally enhanced that movie. and btw, they were both students of the great Ray Harryhausen, the creator of Dynamation.

 
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I always get a kick out of people that try to say Scalia was an awful Justice. The man may have had a hardline interpretation of the Constitution, but you cannot argue that his mind and thought process wasnt razer sharp. Even Ginsburg, his direct opposite ideologically in most matters, said flat out he was damn good at what he did and had her utmost respect.
 
Sometimes I find it hard to believe that you work in a warehouse.
 
I worked for Amazon at one of their fulfillment centers aka warehouse and it was run by someone who only possesd a high school education. But with a lot of experience to back it up. And a lot of the Ops managers were the same. It was also crazy to see and watch the place being run day to day by those who started off with no experience in a warehouse and within 6 months to a year they are managers and the place runs like a well oiled machine. My point being, you walk into a place like that and you cant judge a book by its cover. Pretty cool imo.
 
plus when you live in the cuts, there generally isn't a whole lot of employment options

outside of the base here, i'm not even sure what the largest employer around here is.....I assume Home Depot or the Casino. Rough
 
plus when you live in the cuts, there generally isn't a whole lot of employment options

outside of the base here, i'm not even sure what the largest employer around here is.....I assume Home Depot or the Casino. Rough
*meth labs
 
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