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Reportedly footage career criminal Cedric Garrett (40, yesterday) live-streamed after killing his wife Valtricia Garrett.
After the video ends Vicksburg, Mississippi police responded and a negotiator tried to get Mr. Garrett to come out of the vehicle but he chose to self delete instead; saving taxpayers millions of dollars.
Avoid marrying career criminals accordingly...
#Vicksburg #cops #mississippi #ego #crime #decay #marriage #police
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I was wrong. THIS is as dark as it gets. I’ll warn you I couldn’t finish the video. People wonder how communists could kill 100 million people in the last century…this is why. These are not liberals. These are not democrats. They are demons. God help us.
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For the love of God, this is an adult acting like this... at a Starbucks.
Have some self respect.
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I’ve completely stopped arguing with people on the left. The combination of willful ignorance, refusal to accept basic facts, and deep delusion has reached a point where engagement is nothing more than exhausting and pointless
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This will inevitably destroy our current constitutional system.
To remedy this, we would have to abandon our current constitutional system.
Either way, mass immigration has destroyed our country as we know it. That’s a done deal. We must decide what will replace it.
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This guy created a blueprint for controlling the DUI stop and not getting his rights trampled on.
Heading home after a grueling 14-hour workday, a motorist rolled up to a massive Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) DUI checkpoint set up near Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and West Cheyenne Ave in North Las Vegas.
Instead of caving to roadside intimidation, he demonstrated exactly how the Constitution protects everyday citizens during suspicionless administrative stops.
When he pulled up with his window rolled down just a couple of inches, plenty to communicate clearly, he set the tone showing he was in control.
The initial trooper started his questions asking where he was coming from. The driver answered honestly: work. But the moment the trooper asked whether he had consumed any alcohol, the driver calmly drew the line: "I don't answer questions."
Rather than looking for actual indicators of intoxication, the trooper immediately escalated, ordering the man out of his vehicle simply for refusing to engage in casual interrogation.
The driver stood his ground with a straightforward question: "Did I commit a crime?"
When an NHP supervisor, Sergeant Cook, stepped in, the pressure mounted. Sgt. Cook attempted to argue that by choosing not to bypass the checkpoint signs, the driver was legally obligated to submit to questioning, even asserting the driver was detained under suspicion of DUI purely because he entered the lane.
The driver didn’t raise his voice or get combative. Instead, he systematically dismantled their demands with case law, citing the landmark 1990 Supreme Court ruling in Michigan Dept. of State Police v. Sitz. While Sitz allows brief, suspicionless checkpoints to check for obvious signs of impairment, it does not strip motorists of their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent or their Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Exercising your right to silence or cracking your window two inches is not reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime.
When asked for identification, the driver complied immediately, handing over his driver’s license. He also responsibly and calmly informed the sergeant that he was carrying a lawfully concealed firearm on his hip.
He remained composed, polite, and unyielding on his fundamental liberties.
Realizing they had zero physical evidence of impairment, no odor of alcohol, no slurred speech, no bloodshot eyes, Sgt. Cook turned to the initial trooper and asked the defining question: "Do you have anything on this young man?"
The trooper had nothing. With no legal justification to prolong the stop, the officers handed back his license and let him drive off without a ticket or further harassment.
Knowing the law is your greatest defense. When you stand on principle calmly, factually, and without hostility, you hold law enforcement accountable to the very Constitution they swore to uphold.
The Fender Stratocaster guitar body was specifically sculpted to accommodate a player's ribcage and beer belly.
When Leo Fender and guitarist Bill Carson designed the follow-up to the Telecaster in 1954, country and rockabilly musicians had one major complaint: the slab-sided, blocky Telecaster had sharp 90-degree wooden edges that dug painfully into a player's ribs and forearm during long, three-hour standing club sets. Fender took the ash wood body to a belt sander, carving deep, sloping recesses into the back of the waist and the front forearm rest. Billed as the "Comfort Contour Body," the ergonomic bevels were literally engineered to wrap around a musician's midsection and waist without bruising their ribs.
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People are being arrested and prosecuted under a 2018 law that banned “bump stocks.”
As currently written, the overly broad law appears to restrict the use of trigger enhancements used by firearms owners for lawful purposes, subjecting them to five years in prison.
Today, my office issued a legal opinion recognizing the law as unconstitutional under the Second Amendment, and this office will not defend a conviction under the statute going forward.
RT @jayroo69: Apple probably doesn't fall too far from the tree
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Remember November of LAST YEAR when I warned John Thune and Senate Republicans that if Democrats ever took back the Senate that the first thing they would do is nuke the filibuster (using their own words) to ram through their agenda, so we needed to get ahead of them and do it ourselves to get our agenda through. Establishment Republicans laughed and called me hysterical. Well, they’re all threatening to nuke the filibuster, including the “moderate” ones.
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Chris Van Holland confirms that if he’s elected as Democrat Senate Majority Leader, he will move to immediately nuke the filibuster.
Democrats will ruthlessly use power when they get it. Why didn’t we, Senate Republicans?
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Holy heck! This Karen OPENED THE DOOR of the DHS vehicle and attempted to help one of the detainees escape. The agent had to pull his firearm on her. Looks to me like she committed a felony attempting to help that detainee escape. @TheJusticeDept @DHSgov
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5 Ketanji Brown Jacksons on the Supreme Court. That’s what’s at stake here if the insanity does not end and end soon. This ridiculous affair has already cost us dearly.
It may well cost us everything.
President Trump on the Iran War:
The reason we're still in this war is because of the people that we're looking to protect, and that includes Israel and basically the Middle East. And we've had great relationships with them.
They're tremendous investors in our country. They spend trillions of dollars in our country.
The people that we're here to protect would rather have me do it the way I'm doing it now.
I challenge any state to prove they have a more retarded attorney general than "Two Bullets Jones."
🚨FREE SPEECH OR GOVERNMENT SPEECH? Virginia Attorney General asks Supreme Court to review Lynchburg vanity plate free speech dispute
A fight over a controversial personalized license plate from Lynchburg could be headed toward the U.S. Supreme Court after Virginia’s attorney general asked the nation’s highest court to take up the case and decide whether custom plates are protected free speech or government speech.
WSET's Allison Mullet reports:
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If the Ole Miss girls were a bunch of ugly tubby Tammies, nobody would’ve cared. That video only went viral because it gave stupid ugly people an opportunity to hate on hot Southern white girls.
Sean Davis shares his take on the Ole Miss "controversy": The reason these girls were targeted and smeared as racists is that "they're hot, southern white chicks."
Compare this to the case of Lindsay Clancy. Clancy is "not a lot to look at." Other women got behind her because she "wasn't threatening to them."