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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/january-6-capitol-metropolitan-police-officers-trump-lawsuits/

Three more law enforcement officers are suing former President Trump in two separate lawsuits over his words and actions leading up to the January 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol.
Two Metropolitan Police officers and one Capitol Police officer have filed separate lawsuits, alleging wrongful conduct in inciting a riot as his followers tried to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. Both lawsuits were filed in D.C. federal court Tuesday, two days before the one-year anniversary of the Capitol assault.
"Trump's words and conduct leading up to and on January 6, 2021, and his ratification through silence when words and action were necessary, and his further ratification by direct praise of the rioters, as set forth herein, demonstrated a willful and wanton disregard for and a reckless indifference to Bobby Tabron and DeDivine K. Carter's safety and that of their fellow officers," reads the complaint from Metropolitan Police officers Bobby Tabron and DeDevine Carter.
The complaint goes into detail about what the officers faced that day. Tabron, it says, "found himself in hand-to-hand combat" with rioters, and "was forcefully pushed back and fell backwards as thousands of insurrectionists surged forward."
"When Officer Tabron finally did get home around midnight, he removed his chemical-soaked clothes, showered, and tried to sleep. But his mind raced, and his skin still reeked of chemicals the insurrectionists had sprayed on him throughout the day," the lawsuit says.
In his lawsuit, Marcus Moore of the U.S. Capitol Police accused the former president of inflicting "physical and emotional injuries." Moore feared he might not make it home alive.
"The weight on Officer Moore has been heavy and inescapable. He has had sleep disturbance and has difficulty discussing the traumatic events, despite having extensive therapy," the suit says. "He suffered from depression that he could not address because he was too consumed with a sense of obligation to continue with his professional duties. Because the attack happened in the place to which he reports daily, he is unable to avoid most of the triggers of his emotional reactions."

So what now?

Looks like meats back on the menu BOYS.

Crazy. But it's for the best.

He's quietly getting things done instead of spending all his time on twitter.

Wtf no

What if what we see wishes to remain unseen?

Goat Simulator

But i thought it was the other side that practiced cancel culture?

I do. Let's you get at the good central stuff easier.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZIpFytCSVc

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/06/wayne-hsiung-activist-goat-animal-welfare-trial

One of the reasons were doing this today is because we want to show the world whether its factory farmed or its from a small-scale farm [that] these animals dont deserve to die, says Hsiung to the camera, his face bathed in red light. And we believe killing an animal intentionally is criminal animal cruelty.
Hsiung is now hoping jurors in North Carolina will agree with his interpretation of the law. In a landmark case that could predict the future of the right to rescue distressed animals, he faces up to six and a half years in prison for felony charges of larceny and breaking and entering, based on what the video shows him doing next.
In darkness, Hsiung and othersfrom the activist organization he co-founded, Direct Action Everywhere (DxE), make their way past the farms electric fences towards a barn. After placating the guard dogs withvegan peanut-butter treats, Hsiung finds what hes after: a baby goat sick, he believes in a small pen with its mother. They escape with the goat unharmed, but Hsiung accidentally drops a piece of crucial evidence: his drivers license.
Burnside, who did not respond to the Guardians request for comment, alerted authorities after finding the license in the morning.
Hsiung was allegedly unaware of this he went on to live his life, naming the baby goat Rain in the meantime. Then, three months later,when he returned to North Carolina for a vegan festival, he was arrested at Asheville airport. As the person who physically carried the goat on the live-stream, and who left his ID behind, Hsiung, alone among his co-conspirators, stands accused of the crime.
Hsiung, now 40, has had many run-ins with the law over his 15-odd years of animal rights activism. In 2007, after what he says was a peaceful protest against the use of fur in fashion outside a Burberry store in Chicago, criminal charges were levied against him.(He takes credit on behalf of DxE for later spearheading Californias landmark fur ban in 2019 DxE was pivotal in its passing in Berkeley and San Francisco.) Yet the charges against him, he says, have always been dropped until now.
What weve seen over the last four years is a dramatic escalation in the number and severity of charges being filed against animal rights activists, says Hsiung over the phone from North Carolina, days before his expected court verdict. He perceives this as the agricultural lobbys desperate attempt to keep its practices opaque, in light of the publics increasing concern for animal welfare and awareness of the environmental impacts of livestock farming.

So what now?

Batter up

Maybe. What changed? On mobile rn and was having hella lag just a moment ago

Good luck. I took a break recently and it really helped.

Say we discovered one within travelling distance of our solar system (but far enough away that it's probably going to be a one way trip) that aliens have been seeding with flora and fauna from Earth for nearly a million years. You couldn't return to Earth or communicate with it ever again, and you couldn't choose the people you landed with, but you'd have unlimited natural resources, a near infinite amount of land to explore, and the ability to build a society that you want to.

Would you take the opportunity?

https://nypost.com/2022/01/02/schiff-says-ukraine-invasion-likely-as-biden-prepares-for-zelensky-call/

Rep. Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said Sunday he believes it is very likely that Russia will invade Ukraine as President Biden prepared for another call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about the tense standoff.
I fear that Putin is very likely to invade. I still, frankly, dont understand the full motivation for why, why now hes doing this. But he certainly appears intent on it unless we can persuade him otherwise, Schiff (D-Calif.) said on CBS News Face the Nation.
And I think nothing other than a level of sanctions that Russia has never seen will deter him, and thats exactly what we need to do with our allies, he added.
Biden said he warned President Vladimir Putin during their phone call on Thursday that he will be hit with severe sanctions if an attack is launched against Ukraine.
I made it clear to President Putin that we will have severe sanctions, we will increase our presence in Europe, with NATO allies, Biden told reporters last Friday.

Nope

My cat scratched me damn it

I'm not a huge fan of multiplayer shooters, but is it fun? What about the single player/co op campaign? I have fond memories of Halo 3. Does it capture that spirit?

3/10 worked all night. Got another night shift. Can't sleep at all

Yeah. The first time it really hit me that I was losing weight was when I started to need new belts. It's a pretty crazy feeling

Just like that? Damn life is cruel and petty

Well. Well. Well. Look what the catboy dragged in

Damn it caution you missed a golden opportunity here

Stop posting here and update the user colours on discord plz

This is terrifying wtf are you talking about

What's the bathroom agreement like

Rocket
Thor
Captain Marvel
Peter
Gamora
Drax
Groot (baby)
Mantis

VS.
Mandalorian
Grogu
Palpatine
Kylo Ren
Chewbacca
Darth Vader

Who wins?

DuncanWii stashed them in his safe!

eggcorn posted...

ask goatwhatever, I'm sure he can help.

What

45 cm of it and I have to shovel fml

Do you ever get piracy notices from your ISP

kingdrake2 posted...

i saw a youtube video once. years ago it was in a trailer park. the cops opened fire on someone who had a pistol in his hand because of a loose dog complaint.

if look it up you'll find it. i dare not link it.

I've seen things on /tv/ that I can't unsee anymore and it's been years since I've posted there.