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[arakboss]

DHS bulletin warns of 'heightened threat environment,' violent months ahead

Homeland Security warned of a "heightened threat environment" and the risk of further mass casualty violence targeting faith-based institutions, racial minorities and others.

www.foxnews.com

They have this partly right. The real threats though, will be from hot weather making the gbangers cranky.

 

[arakboss]

I would rather see KJP handle the press briefing by herself. We don't need MM covering for her.

Matthew McConaughey tells the story of those killed in Uvalde in emotional plea for action on guns

Actor Matthew McConaughey delivered impassioned and at-times emotional remarks at the White House press briefing on Tuesday, telling the stories of those who died in the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, and urging more action on gun control.

www.cnn.com

 

[Loc]

Needless to say, the real abuse here is this awful law and its ability to terminate your constitutional rights, which begs the question: How can these abusive Red Flag laws pass constitutional muster?

They wouldn't if they were actually challenged in federal court and had an Originalist on the bench. That said, the state's "compelling interest" argument might trump the Constitution on this one in Court's view.

That said, I note RCW 7.94.120(1), which notes a gross misdemeanor for knowingly making a false report under RCW 7.94. It needs to be bumped up to a felony in my book. Oh, and 7.94.120 expires on 7/1/2022 and includes the penalty for violating the ERPO too.

 

[titsonritz]

They wouldn't if they were actually challenged in federal court and had an Originalist on the bench. That said, the state's "compelling interest" argument might trump the Constitution on this one in Court's view.

That said, I note RCW 7.94.120(1), which notes a gross misdemeanor for knowingly making a false report under RCW 7.94. It needs to be bumped up to a felony in my book. Oh, and 7.94.120 expires on 7/1/2022 and includes the penalty for violating the ERPO too.

Absolutely. You false Red Flag someone you should do prison time and make anyone filing one sign a letter confirming they have been made aware of it. Been down the lying vindictive c**t route too many times.

 

[Ura-Ki]

They wouldn't if they were actually challenged in federal court and had an Originalist on the bench. That said, the state's "compelling interest" argument might trump the Constitution on this one in Court's view.

That said, I note RCW 7.94.120(1), which notes a gross misdemeanor for knowingly making a false report under RCW 7.94. It needs to be bumped up to a felony in my book. Oh, and 7.94.120 expires on 7/1/2022 and includes the penalty for violating the ERPO too.

Agreed, anyone makes ng false accusations needs a felony false witness or whatever charges, make it hurt!

 

[3MTA3]

We tried to stop senseless killings and violence by preventing police from enforcing laws, but it wasn't enough.

Then we stopped holding criminals or requiring bail while they awaited trial, but that wasn't enough.

Same with just dismissing charges altogether, and still it wasn't enough.

We tried safe spaces to guarantee that all potential victims would be unable to defend themselves against stronger or armed criminals and madmen, but even that wasn't enough to make us safe.

Then we fired hundreds of police officers across the country in an effort to stops the killings and violence, still not enough.

Next we let violent offenders and murderers out of prison, usually not telling their victims or the people that testified against them. Still not enough as the violence kept increasing.

The only common sense thing we haven't tried is disarming law abiding citizens and renaming the USA as The Gotham Safe Zone.

It's guaranteed enough to stop all the senseless killings and then we can finally turn our attention to Domestic Terrorists and other people who vote wrong or are otherwise guilty of wrongthink.

 

[Flopsweat]

Absolutely. You false Red Flag someone you should do prison time and make anyone filing one sign a letter confirming they have been made aware of it. Been down the lying vindictive c**t route too many times.

They should do at a minimum twice the time their victim would have done.

 

[Flopsweat]

We tried to stop senseless killings and violence by preventing police from enforcing laws, but it wasn't enough.

Then we stopped holding criminals or requiring bail while they awaited trial, but that wasn't enough.

Same with just dismissing charges altogether, and still it wasn't enough.

We tried safe spaces to guarantee that all potential victims would be unable to defend themselves against stronger or armed criminals and madmen, but even that wasn't enough to make us safe.

Then we fired hundreds of police officers across the country in an effort to stops the killings and violence, still not enough.

Next we let violent offenders and murderers out of prison, usually not telling their victims or the people that testified against them. Still not enough as the violence kept increasing.

The only common sense thing we haven't tried is disarming law abiding citizens and renaming the USA as The Gotham Safe Zone.

It's guaranteed enough to stop all the senseless killings and then we can finally turn our attention to Domestic Terrorists and other people who vote wrong or are otherwise guilty of wrongthink.

They have different goals than we do.

 

[titsonritz]

They should do at a minimum twice the time their victim would have done.

That or ten minutes alone with their victim with a "free pass" from prosecution.

 

[titsonritz]

We tried to stop senseless killings and violence by preventing police from enforcing laws, but it wasn't enough.

Then we stopped holding criminals or requiring bail while they awaited trial, but that wasn't enough.

Same with just dismissing charges altogether, and still it wasn't enough.

We tried safe spaces to guarantee that all potential victims would be unable to defend themselves against stronger or armed criminals and madmen, but even that wasn't enough to make us safe.

Then we fired hundreds of police officers across the country in an effort to stops the killings and violence, still not enough.

Next we let violent offenders and murderers out of prison, usually not telling their victims or the people that testified against them. Still not enough as the violence kept increasing.

The only common sense thing we haven't tried is disarming law abiding citizens and renaming the USA as The Gotham Safe Zone.

It's guaranteed enough to stop all the senseless killings and then we can finally turn our attention to Domestic Terrorists and other people who vote wrong or are otherwise guilty of wrongthink.

Can I be the Joker?

 

[Flopsweat]

Can I be the Joker?

Which one, Phoenix, Nicholson or Romero?

 

[titsonritz]

Which one, Phoenix, Nicholson or Romero?

No Ledger?

I may as well go my route and show those other guys up.

 

[3MTA3]

Can I be the Joker?

So long as you aren't catwoman I'm good with it. NOBODY here want's to see you in spandex, and we don't want to hear that "I was just riding my road bike" excuse, either.

 

[titsonritz]

So long as you aren't catwoman I'm good with it. NOBODY here want's to see you in spandex, and we don't want to hear that "I was just riding my road bike" excuse, either.

That's for damn sure...


This ain't me...

 

[Ura-Ki]

No Ledger?

I may as well go my route and show those other guys up.

Ledger was by far and away the best Joker of all! Seriously, he really creaped me out with his portrayal, sadly, the chemical bros got him!

 

[Flopsweat]

No Ledger?

I may as well go my route and show those other guys up.

Dammit, I knew I was forgetting one. A good one. There are a couple more but I'm pretty sure they were just also-rans.

 

[titsonritz]

Dammit, I knew I was forgetting one. A good one. There are a couple more but I'm pretty sure they were just also-rans.

Jerod Leto was probably the most abysmal, probably even worse than Randy Spears.

 

[titsonritz]

Dammit, I knew I was forgetting one. A good one. There are a couple more but I'm pretty sure they were just also-rans.

Hell, even Bender played the Joker.

 

[arakboss]

Conservative Wyoming senator rethinking gun legislation after constituents flood her office with calls urging action | CNN Politics

In the immediate aftermath of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting, which left 19 children and two teachers dead, Republican Sen. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming said she doubted that ideas being weighed in Congress to curb gun violence would be welcomed in her very pro-gun state.

www.cnn.com

 

[Flopsweat]

Hell, even Bender played the Joker.

How did I miss that?