Are you from the past?

I like how edgy you are.

Good job with that.

>>45845

>popular opinion,

It's passé.

>and legality of wearing a Guy Fawkes Mask on television was

The police go to Tom Hardy's house and arrest him every time The Dark Knight Rises airs on TV.

Seriously, what on earth makes you think wearing a mask on TV might be illegal? That it's a Guy Fawkes mask specifically?

Some states have laws against wearing masks in public in certain circumstances. On TV is not in public. If you're concerned, talk to a lawyer.

DICKS EVERYWHERE

You mean not counting drug offenses? The impact is small.

>>45868
gotta have drugs violence crime, privatized prisons and politics rely on this, as well
media.

>>45867
crime where?

lol you didn't do shit, you just told them to leave and you didn't touch them or anything

also you're a security guard bro you can easily find another security job

I'm sure you're personally fine. Worst case scenario you receive some training about what is and isn't loitering.

Now I'm a bit disappointed this site doesn't show original filenames.
I was particularly proud of 'zyklon b doesn't meet my daily potassium needs'
sage

>>45785
If they did not test blood, whatever no reason to worry. Though, one can be pretty drunk and fall to withdrawals if alcohol content drops while heavily drinking.

Do try to quit drinking. Really, you would not miss out on much by not drinking.

the call probably went into 911 as alcohol-intox, so whatever you said to the 911 dispatcher is why the cop came, police are regularly assigned to respond to 911 calls. if you weren't arrested, you're probably not being charged with a crime. you'll know in a year.

>In Kentucky there is a one year statute of limitations on bringing a misdemeanor charge.

>>45785
OP, wouldn't an open container count as evidence against you?

OP here decided to drop back in to say I'm doing better now. Later that day I tried weaning myself off with the remaining beer but it only bought me a few hours before I gave up and had to tell my parents what was going on so I could get a ride to a more distant hospital that actually pretended to give a shit. (They had an actual detox ward, not that it's required to give me vitamins, fluids, and benzos.)
Getting strip searched and locked in a detox ward wasn't great but at least I was so stoned on ativan the time flew by and I barely remember it.
That week really sucked dick but at least my family was supportive, though I do resent the lack of trust they show me now even after notably improving with new medicines.
I still feel lucky as hell now though in retrospect I was beyond pissed I didn't get treatment then and there. I don't believe I was over the limit (or I would've called an ambulance from home) but I can't say with absolute certainty. Guess God was looking out for me in ways I couldn't understand then because I sure as shit had been praying throughout the experience.
>>45818
There were none. I left the opened trash at home and ofc I'm not going to be opening one on the road. In my mind they were in my bag in case I got admitted but once again had to wait 8-10h (not exaggerating) to get any medicine like when I needed morphine and fluids for pancreatitis. Yes, it's stupid but going through w/d you know is potentially fatal makes you desperate.
Like I said, I don't keep anything incriminating in my car

I hesitated to bump this old thread but I do so in the hopes that maybe it will help someone else.

speak in person instead of with a masked avitar on stoner forums,
use secure messaging apps to contact journolists,
publish a zine under an assumed name with a seperate email account for correspondence.

>>45850

USCIS takes a dim view of marriages where one party is primarily motivated by a desire to secure immigration benefits. Whether any particular woman in one of these transactions is so motivated is obviously a fact-specific inquiry. But there's a large literature out there on this issue, and Congress has repeatedly taken an interest in the subject.

>>45834
How much does your bride weigh, and how many stamps do you plan to have affixed to the parcel?

>>45861
hmm, funny.

>>45834

https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-citizens/fiancee-visa/fiancee-visas

it's online dating with foreigners
just thought you should know that

Just call your landlord and notify them of the mold in the other corner. I would refrain from mentioning your previous mold experiences.

Naw, unless it was somehow your fault. Tell the owner to fix the issue. it is water getting through somewhere. Likely the roof. Siding, windows etc, that need caulking. If you have a ladder inspect the roof Shingles. If you have the means have it inspected by people who inspect houses before people sell buy them. That would protect you from owner saying you are responsible or somehow at fault. Keep the time of noticing these issues as, well maybe noticed these at some reasonably recent time time, but just cleaned theses and it's getting worse and he needs to address these.

Review your agreement, so you don't make a mistake as it may say to bring up issues as soon as noticed and possible, or you could be liable. So recent noticed issues, let him her, the company know about these asap. Keep all
records. if legal record conversations if people are jerks. Do a walk through
with them and note issues of this. A inspector may be a good idea, $120.00 bucks? for a who property inspection, I forget.

Could get you out of a lease and losing deposit if you have to end up in court.
Yea you should have informed him/her immediately, if not for your sake at least, for their investments sake as well. If a house could just need ne shingles, or a shared property, could be anthers rental, property causing this issue.

>>45863
Keep in mind, if you have been keeping your Bob Mould's Mold Farm in that window, you may not have as strong a case.

>>45852
To be honest, it should be you and him who only has about 10k left to pay back now. Or at least just you. Not your mum. Whatever happens, I'm telling ya, things like this just generally will not work out. If he cannot rent some place to live, it's just not going to work out. If he has no job, there is nothing to fall back on, nor a transition for him to be responsible for a mortgage. You will just plain lose all the efforts, in good faith and financial $$$ you put into him if he gets caught up in the system again.

In short it would likely be a massive burden all around.

>>45853
I appreciate your response, but it doesn't answer any of my questions.

>>45854
Well to be honest, I am paying my mum a good sum out of my wages every month, so it's not like I am not helping out or anything.

It's not that he can't rent a place to live, he can afford to rent a place. He'd rather just not pay rent for a place he doesn't own. In his mind he will pay a monthly "rent fee" but instead it would pay for him to own the place. I mean technically speaking I am not losing any money since it won't be my house, all I'm wondering is what would happen if he was no longer able to pay. Could I cancel a mortgage?

So, first, I am a lawyer, but not a UK lawyer or a real estate lawyer, so I'm speaking now just from general principles of property law in common between the US and UK. Take with grain of salt and consult counsel in your jurisdiction.

As I understand your post, the facts are essentially this: you and your mother are contemplating taking out a mortgage loan in your names to purchase a home. Your brother will actually reside there, and will be financially responsible for the mortgage payments.

This is a lousy idea.

Remember, when you take out a mortgage loan to finance the purchase of a piece of property, you're borrowing real money. The bank will want that money back. You and your mother will be financially responsible for making those payments, from the perspective of the bank. Your arrangement with your brother is your business, and not their problem.

If he went to prison, or simply stopped making payments because he's a shithead without a job other than fucking day trading penny stocks, you would be on the hook. The bank would begin issuing demand letters for you to payment. These would potentially escalate to debt collection efforts, and, eventually, foreclosure on the house and its sale at auction to satisfy your debt. You can "abandon" the mortgage only in the sense that you could try to sell the house in order to satisfy your debt to the bank.

You're looking at the costs of having to cover rent for any months he doesn't pay, plus the transaction costs involved in securing a mortgage or selling the house to satisfy the mortgage if he bails, plus the risk of damage to your credit. Also, at least in the United States, there would be some risk that a court might view this arrangement as de facto you buying the house and renting it to him, in which case you would have all the legal responsibilities of a landlord (i.e., he could demand that you make repairs, etc.).

>>He'd rather just not pay rent for a place he doesn't own. In his mind he will pay a monthly "rent fee" but instead it would pay for him to own the place.

I read this to mean that under your deal, he would be the one who would be building equity in the house? Notwithstanding that the property and mortgage would actually be in your name?

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>>45855

>I appreciate your response, but it doesn't answer any of my questions.

Allow me to clarify.

>Seriously fucking don't. It is financially the most retarded thing ever. Fuck your family, you don't owe them shit if they have fucked up in the past.

I'd just like to add extreme doubt that he's trading stocks for his jobless income, and propose that has instead returned to some manner of crime.

>>45840

I would contact him. Even a simple e-mail could be useful in your situation. Don't worry about making him mad, you can let him know that you know he's busy and that there is work being done behind the scenes, but just wanted to check up on how things were in case he needed your assistance.

>>45842
I e-mailed him. I asked about the property, he said it was already sold. I knew that, and forgot. I e-mailed him again, basically we have to pay taxes on another property using the money in the estate account. It's been an hour and he hasn't messaged me back.

i think i made him mad, im kind of scared man

>>45843

>been an hour

He is a busy man

Welp, having been the victim of about 3 family inheritances and having been around people with their parents dying. I can basically tell you this:

Forget it. You're brother has probably made off with the money. You got fucked and you'll spend more in lawyer fees fighting for the money than you will get back. Then you will burn all bridges with your brother and split up what remaining family you have in an Us vs. Them debacle. Also, the lawyer probably isn't working for free unless you know him and your brother probably paid him without your knowledge. Depending on who was executor of the estate and all. Unless you are looking at millions of dollars. It isn't worth dealing with because this is all far too long ago to fall favorably to you and as is usual in these cases, your brother did this:

>He was named executor of the final will and testament of whoever.
>Your brother took a ton of shit and sold it or kept it.
>Bought a lawyer with some of the money so he has legal council. (Lawyer can lie to you all he wants.)
>Made up some bullshit story.
>Essentially laundered the money of the estate while under the guise of, "Probating or summing the estate."
>The probate process "takes" years of paperwork and expenditures. Which means the estate's value is being drained from the net or sum and is funneled into your brother's pockets and to lawyer fees.
>Eventually, when all is nearly drained, the value gets sent to the court, blah blah blah, fees paid. Money is gone and you're fucked.
>Process typically takes about a year to burn up the probating process or summing of the estate etc.

Both my parents went through this chaos and my half-brother went through it with his father and his family. Basically, my father got about 10k dollars and a shitty car and some tools when the estate was at least 700k and he was to take 50%. Him and his brother don't speak and that is that. My mother got a shitty 400 dollar piano and now doesn't speak to any of her multiple siblings. Not to mention, siblings who hadn't been seen for years and spent most of their time behind bars, showed up with a TV lawyer and wanted to fist fight anyone who tried to take the "money or house." The whole estate totaling a meager 43k dollars. Which meant that after lawyer fees for every party involved, meant they all lost money paying for council. They just got some pictures out of the whole ordeal and maybe a few worthless and broken trinkets. Same ordeal with my half-brother. My friends dealt with the same bullshit. Even the only childs had people who weren't even closely related popped up out of nowhere and protested the will.

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It depends on where you live, but in general it's up to the doctor based on whether you represent a danger to yourself or the community. There's also professional standards, oversight by a judge, and the constant threat of legal action if they fail to act or act improperly. If you're not a minor or in the care of someone else, just keep it PG-13 and you will probably be fine.

>>45837

Thank you for the reassurance!

>>45806
Let me add. The reason why you can't arrest me is that even though you know I just threatened my cousin. You can't prove it was me so fuck you. And trust me I want to kill him, I really want to kill my cousin Josh and his fucked up little mother. Guess what I'm psychotic enough to do it. But you can't do shit and I'm not afraid of a little time.

I'm psychotic enough to fuck your shit up.
If this little nigglet can fuck shit up with an AK.
What do you think my criminally insane 150IQ clairvoyant ass will do.
I'll fuck shit up at the drop of hat and get others to follow me.

>>45799
Wait you don't even know if I've made that guy up or not.
Hahah.

>>45799
Fuck Diane Feinstein.
Senile Old Bitch.

>Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
>The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized
>No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.
>In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence.
>Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

>Stasi's College of Law (Juristische Hochschule der Staatssicherheit, or JHS), and applied to political opponents in an effort to undermine their self-confidence and self-esteem. Operations were designed to intimidate and destabilise them by subjecting them to repeated disappointment, and to socially alienate them by interfering with and disrupting their relationships with others as in social undermining. The aim was to induce personal crises in victims, leaving them too unnerved and psychologically distressed to have the time and energy for anti-government activism.