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http://www.barellalaw.com/attorneys--professionals.html Apparently its just him and and either his wife or sister so its not really a big law firm.
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Radbot posted:Why would a dude that's trying to kill millions of people have a problem killing one Because killing one person is murder, killing millions is acceptable collateral damage
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hangedman1984 posted:Because killing one person is murder, killing millions is acceptable collateral damage Please don't misquote Comrade Stalin.
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computer parts posted:The problem with BLM is that everyone's wearing sagging pants, so says someone who literally marched with MLK. Still parses as Bureau of Land Management for me lol.
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Aug 25, 2015 19:52
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computer parts posted:The problem with BLM is that everyone's wearing sagging pants, so says someone who literally marched with MLK. [I’m a white suburbanite who supports the police. Can I march for #BlackLivesMatter?]
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Jack2142 posted:http://www.barellalaw.com/attorneys--professionals.html He went to a law school founded by the Domino's Pizza founder. Antonin Scalia helped develop the curriculum and Robert Bork was a professor.
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Aug 25, 2015 19:58
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:Quote of the Day: I thought they made up and Ailes bribed Trump with airtime on the most pro-Trump Fox News show? Is this just part of what Ailes bought?
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Aug 25, 2015 20:01
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A middle-aged man in Texas tried to lift the "sagging" pants up of a 16 year old person inside a Houston store and was charged with a hate crime. Don't do hate crime people.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:05
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Aug 25, 2015 20:11
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Why do they get so mad about sagging pants of all things?
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Aug 25, 2015 20:13
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MariusLecter posted:Hope he has fun on the sex offender registry. Nobody mentioned that in the story so I bet he is on it, and I have a feeling the only reason the news tells people those stories around here is to inspire: *head shaking*"drat KIDS today" type reactions. Not even to build sympathy for the child.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:14
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Regarding the legal threat based on the Yelp review: http://popehat.com/2015/08/25/lawyer-threatens-yelp-reviewer-with-lawsuit-is-wrong/
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Aug 25, 2015 20:16
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zoux posted:Why do they get so mad about sagging pants of all things? Because sagging pants are popular with a certain demographic???
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Aug 25, 2015 20:16
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Huma safe from Danger, but still in the news:quote:As questions continue to dog Mrs. Clinton about her use of a private email account, a spotlight has landed on Ms. Abedin, the aide so often at her side that she has been called Mrs. Clinton’s “surrogate daughter.” http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/26/us/politics/huma-abedin-clinton-emails.html?ref=politics
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Aug 25, 2015 20:22
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zoux posted:Why do they get so mad about sagging pants of all things? The usual excuse is that it looks "sloppy" or they bring up the myth that it started in prison as a way to invite buttsex (I think it actually did start in prison, but due to poorly fitting prison clothing rather). The thing is, sagging pants and such are the only things that get outright banned or made illegal to wear. It's semi-transparent structural racism.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:27
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Mr. Fed posted:Regarding the legal threat based on the Yelp review: Hahaha, oh this is good. I hope Barella responds.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:28
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chitoryu12 posted:The usual excuse is that it looks "sloppy" or they bring up the myth that it started in prison as a way to invite buttsex (I think it actually did start in prison, but due to poorly fitting prison clothing rather). The thing is, sagging pants and such are the only things that get outright banned or made illegal to wear. It's semi-transparent structural racism. Yeah, it's gotten to the point that whenever I see a sign saying "dress code strictly enforced" I take it to mean "no black people".
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Yeah, it's gotten to the point that whenever I see a sign saying "dress code strictly enforced" I take it to mean "no black people". And sometimes no hippies.
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James Garfield posted:He went to a law school founded by the Domino's Pizza founder. Antonin Scalia helped develop the curriculum and Robert Bork was a professor. Oh my. I know this school by reputation. It's exactly as it sounds it would be. Mr. Fed posted:Regarding the legal threat based on the Yelp review: Thank you very much for the analysis. I think it's pretty much what everyone felt to be accurate here. mlmp08 posted:And sometimes no hippies. Sometimes no panhandlers, and sometimes 'we're near a beach, yes, but you are not walking in here wet and wearing just a banana smuggler'. I feel the last one is legitimate. Warcabbit fucked around with this message at 20:34 on Aug 25, 2015 |
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Aug 25, 2015 20:30
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Nonsense posted:A middle-aged man in Texas tried to lift the "sagging" pants up of a 16 year old person inside a Houston store and was charged with a hate crime. Jesus christ, hate crime? Why is that style still popular? Sadly I remember rocking this style somewhat...17 years ago. With JNCOs. Yeah. Oh hey, guess what guys, CMP released another undercover video, with yet again more dumb motherfuckers from StemExpress, this time joking about shipping complete severed fetus heads. e: Wait, so under no circumstances now I can't bitch about sagging? It's loving stupid! Not the JNCOs I mentioned earlier though, of course. BetterToRuleInHell fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Aug 25, 2015 |
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Aug 25, 2015 20:33
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How are u posted:Because sagging pants are popular with a certain demographic??? There's a lot of things popular with a certain demographic but saggin' pants is public enemy no. 1
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Yeah, it's gotten to the point that whenever I see a sign saying "dress code strictly enforced" I take it to mean "no black people". I went to a court not far from Atlanta for corporate legal proceedings (long story) and they had signs describing what was banned. Do-rags and sagging pants were the most noticeable, along with t-shirts with any graphics on them.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:33
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Ooh, t-shirts with graphics. Good call. I know a lot of things people can do with them to affect a case. (face) in heaven shirts were popular for a while, as I recall. Does WONDERS for convicting people. Also random anarchists wearing eff the police shirts, etc. Massive disruption. Not to mention sports jersey issues (gang) which should be obvious.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:35
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chitoryu12 posted:I went to a court not far from Atlanta for corporate legal proceedings (long story) and they had signs describing what was banned. Do-rags and sagging pants were the most noticeable, along with t-shirts with any graphics on them. I fail to see the inherent racism in this, it's a court room.
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BetterToRuleInHell posted:I fail to see the inherent racism in this, it's a court room. *points at judge and DA*
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Aug 25, 2015 20:39
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Shageletic posted:Huma safe from Danger, but still in the news:
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computer parts posted:The problem with BLM is that everyone's wearing sagging pants, so says someone who literally marched with MLK. The Santa Clausification of MLK strikes again. 
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chitoryu12 posted:I went to a court not far from Atlanta for corporate legal proceedings (long story) and they had signs describing what was banned. Do-rags and sagging pants were the most noticeable, along with t-shirts with any graphics on them. Some town in Louisiana made sagging your pants a ticketable offense a few years back and had the gall to claim it wasn't about race. Honestly I'm kinda surprised sagging is still in fashion considering it's been going on uninterrupted or over 20 years and clothing fads typically don't last that long.
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Mulva posted:The Santa Clausification of MLK strikes again.
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Shageletic posted:Huma safe from Danger, but still in the news: Wow an actual potential corruption issue! quote:Ms. Abedin declined to comment for this article. But in a letter sent on Friday to the legal adviser’s office of the State Department, her lawyer, Miguel E. Rodriguez, wrote that Mr. Grassley’s notion that Ms. Abedin may have intervened on Ms. Rodin’s behalf was demonstrably false — Ms. Rodin received a presidential appointment two years before Ms. Abedin began working for Teneo — and that Mr. Grassley was citing hearsay related to email exchanges he had not seen. Oh.
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hobbesmaster posted:Wow an actual potential corruption issue! That said, the fact that it's false doesn't matter, bloggers and political cartoonists are going to make hay and rile up the base about how they've finally found the smoking gun to take down Hillary. We live in a post-fact world. I'm guessing they'll call it Teneogate over Teneoghazi. Sounds better. JT Jag fucked around with this message at 20:54 on Aug 25, 2015 |
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Aug 25, 2015 20:51
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Politico is reporting that Chucky J's reveal of Menendez's Dominican prostitution adventures may have been legit after all
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Rhesus Pieces posted:Some town in Louisiana made sagging your pants a ticketable offense a few years back and had the gall to claim it wasn't about race. I'm surprised sagging is still in fashion because it looks like a loving pain in the rear end. Like every guy I see doing it has one hand perpetually holding up his pants.
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Mulva posted:The Santa Clausification of MLK strikes again. Listen to black people, unless they disagree with you, then they've sold out to the establishment.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:55
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Bird in a Blender posted:I'm surprised sagging is still in fashion because it looks like a loving pain in the rear end. Like every guy I see doing it has one hand perpetually holding up his pants. Style has never been about comfort or convenience.
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Aug 25, 2015 20:55
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Bird in a Blender posted:I'm surprised sagging is still in fashion because it looks like a loving pain in the rear end. Like every guy I see doing it has one hand perpetually holding up his pants. I don't understand the physics of it. I have seen the waist of the jeans fully below the rear end and yet the jeans still hold. Is the belt fully tightened on the thighs? gently caress that style, bring back JNCOs, the only true style of my youth!
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Aug 25, 2015 21:00
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Brannock posted:Listen to black people, unless they disagree with you, then they've sold out to the establishment. First of all I am black, and second no I'm not saying that. I'm saying that when a black person parrots the same kind of deflecting rhetoric that white racists have literally been using since the end of slavery, it's fair to call them out on it.
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Aug 25, 2015 21:02
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zoux posted:Style has never been about comfort or convenience. I beg to differ. 
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gently caress style. Cargo pants have pretty much been the only pants I've worn in casual settings my entire adolescent to adult life, and I see no reason to stop now. They are comfortable, spacious and versatile.
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