It's m'right!

Yeah, and they chose to elect a Catholic evangelist priest to a government position. Said government employee is attempting to force his dark age fairytale beliefs on the school district. That's the problem.

A government entity should never employ a religious leader, period

>30 And Lot went up out of Zoar, and dwelt in the mountain, and his two daughters with him; for he feared to dwell in Zoar; and he dwelt in a cave, he and his two daughters. >31 And the first-born said unto the younger: 'Our father is old, and there is not a man in the earth to come in unto us after the manner of all the earth. > 32 Come, let us make our father drink wine, and we will lie with him, that we may preserve seed of our father.' > 33 And they made their father drink wine that night. And the first-born went in, and lay with her father; and he knew not when she lay down, nor when she arose.

I mean I don't really care if he meant to sell or not, they're fuckin plants and we still ruin people's lives over it. Feels like we live in the 1800s sometimes

It magically flew open by itself, and then a rifle and a bunch of illegal plants magically levitated into view. They didn't do anything!

I'm definitely interested in what comes out that's for sure. Seems to be a potential for ulterior motives on every party's part - like you said, what provoked such a crazy reaction, and was it on the nurse or was it something else that influenced his peers to react so strongly?

There may be some room on "everybody knew" - I thought he informed supervisors and HR upon hire, which you would normally (or should) do in case you need to request an accomodation via ADA. it doesn't necessarily mean his everyday coworkers and peers knew, although he may or may not have chosen to be open about it.

FWIW I have ADHD and I get slurred speech during high stress situations (brain 1000x faster than mouth)

I would characterize the doctor's position as more accurate and trustworthy than the family's, when it comes to medical care

stop right there criminal scum

This is an A grade response

See ya!!!

Actual false accusations are vanishingly rare and not a threat to non-abusers, despite what some media might tell you

Uh, this already exists dude, maybe do a little googling next time. You get pulled over, officer may claim they detect marijuana, you get tested or refuse and get detained. And since there's no way to differentiate recent use from currently being high, you're pretty much at their mercy even if you're 100% sober at the time of the incident. I might have been high last night, but the next afternoon a test will just show the presence of THC, regardless of my current state.

Pray they do not alter the deal any further.

As she deserves. Ostracism is a hell of a tool

All hail ken

What else would I do? Attack them to risk injury or death over... What, my TV? A laptop? That's so painfully stupid

ram-pit

My solution to if someone breaks in my house? I'd make my presence known without aggressing, which deters most. If they insist on looting my house, then I'm going to prioritize personal safety over property

This is a no bail type of situation. Dunno what the magistrate is on about

The crusades have nothing to do with forcing Christianity as the only religion?

Uh, okay then! See you around

Well, it's not like the police are going to be much help if that does happen. They don't prevent crime, and they only solve around 11% of what they investigate. Seems like not a good solution to me

Checkmate, liberal

Well, since cops' evil and tyrannical actions very much affect us as citizens, I do feel our opinions matter. What do we do otherwise, roll over and let it happen?

The whole thing is corrupt from tip to toe. Don't forget that cops originated as slave catchers, and their role as protectors of the owner class continues to this day. You can't build on a rickety foundation, the whole thing's gotta go and start over.

Last I looked they miss like 90%+ positives in single-blind testing of TSA controls