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Okay so hear me out

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- Sun, 26 Jan 2020 15:38:20 EST c3gt6ezc No.46597
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I. Improper use of a motor-vehicle is legally considered to be misuse of a deadly weapon. Provided.

Ii. People revving their engines at pedestrians are essentially threatening them with a lethal weapon.

IiI. It is hereby legal to shoot and kill a driver revving their engine at you with a firearm in self-defense.

Any questions?

Should I switch lawyers. Or any advice

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- Fri, 17 Jan 2020 21:29:07 EST IGfeFmlr No.46592
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So, my case is in the state of Texas. It is a second degree felony charge for possesion of LSD. My current lawyer is an older man. Like around 70 or so. He has 40 years of experience he claims in criminal defense. Best he could get me was Court Diversion but I don't know if I can go with that. Or regular probation.

My girlfriend has a lawyer too but he is younger and supposedly he is connected well. He says he can get cases dropped. There are some technicalities in my case I believe. I never met this guy. My current lawyer seems like an honest real person though who won't bullshit me.

I might meet up with him sometime this week.
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Henry Bardman - Sun, 19 Jan 2020 22:26:31 EST ggin+x/W No.46594 Reply
>>46593
Yeah. I'm still gonna keep my original lawyer but meet and see what this other lawyer is like.
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William Fomblegold - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 03:23:52 EST V08tax68 No.46595 Reply
>>46593
If you must plead guilty to enter a program. You simply did just that, plead guilty. With that you may have waived your rights to due-process of law. If you fail program, and you had already plead guilty. You could be tried, or possibly even sentenced by that plea. Which is somewhat unlikely. Depending.

If you fail drug diversion, you could possibly be tried, if lucky. Or simply just be sentenced to the penalties that it may carry as you had plead guilty.

You need to know if you have to plead guilty before being considered for diversion. If your current attorney has not explained this to you. (Different places have different rules.) Then really think about what your options are.

You have to know this stuff.
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William Fomblegold - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 03:36:30 EST V08tax68 No.46596 Reply
>>46594
I will reiterate again, if your current attorney has not explained if you have to plead guilty or even not plea at all to be considered for diversion. Then I think he has failed so far.

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- Fri, 21 Oct 2016 15:12:16 EST DTRF8mUI No.45573
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Live in Wisconsin.
Sold a car in march. Never sold a car in my life before. The dude who I sold it to told me that a bill of sale isn't needed and I just needed to sign the title.

Guess it got abandoned somewhere in PA. Now I have court (which I entered a not guilty plea by mail) and am gonna have like a $600 fine for abandoning a vehicle.

This is just the beginning of my trouble. You see, I did a bit of investigating and found the tow yard that took my car. They told me that the car is now in the salvage yard, however, it sat in there yard all summer and got a fee of $8500. I was never contacted and never knew about this until now.

What do I do about this? I tried contacting the bar association in the county, I was directed to them as they could supposedly give me a free consulation. I have yet to hear back from them.
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pisutilra - Wed, 01 Jan 2020 15:54:20 EST urB7PE8S No.46587 Reply
>>45573
how its gona work next time. bill of sale goes to you, the title goes to them. get all this done with a place that has a formal noterary.
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Isabella Weblingledge - Sat, 04 Jan 2020 01:12:40 EST zoDbd7Q+ No.46588 Reply
>>45573
I assume you could track down if the cars history after selling the car. If he
registered it, got plates, then it is i assume simply not your car.

Sounds like that did not happen.

how fucked am I

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- Sat, 19 Oct 2019 06:53:33 EST QubSV7eI No.46517
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I was blacked out and bought 300 dollars in bitcoin with an emergency credit card my parents gave me since I'm in between jobs, then when I came to the next day and my dad asked me about the charge I said I didn't do it, so he reported it as fraud, now my account on the exchange I used is suspended

i didn't even use the coins because I sent them to the wrong address apparently, because when I booted up TAILS the next morning my wallet was empty and so was my intermediary wallet

I only have a couple other transactions on the exchange and they were all coins sent to a clearnet wallet then to electrum on TAILS then to a market, without tumbling, they can trace this with effort, but will they expend this effort over 300 dollars?

will anything else come of this? do I need to clean house? move to Belize? this was about a month ago and I haven't heard anything or gotten an love letters
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Jack Gooddale - Tue, 17 Dec 2019 19:08:15 EST N5/gRD5S No.46581 Reply
welp, nothing yet, but I feel like I'm just being watched even more incredibly closely now, I've got some other dubious stuff attached to my identity. I have to figure my OPSEC the fuck out if I don't want to get v&, and being v& would be a death sentence for me, so I'd just kill myself, which I'm not keen on doing

>>46565
I spent days trying to figure that out, what happened is I used the built in version of Electrum in TAILS, which is somehow STILL broken, instead of the stand alone wallet I had on my persistent storage.
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Gospel - Sun, 05 Jan 2020 18:16:01 EST pyNEnnGr No.46589 Reply
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>>46517
OP pic related
">" I never played Final Fantasy 7!
>>491458401 #truffic lorts
Heh, you may be right, this dream would make good dating simulotron. GEEEE KINDLY SEARGENT-+
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Gospel - Sun, 05 Jan 2020 18:22:37 EST pyNEnnGr No.46590 Reply
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>>46589
>>491460427
>/this
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Probate Court Records

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- Thu, 06 Apr 2017 12:47:18 EST 9HzRFqxV No.45809
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I'm a wholesaler in Florida and I'm currently building my seller lists through public court records. I noticed as I'm going through the formal administration cases that sometimes they will have 3 separate cases back to back with the petitioners having the same last name/maiden name. Now.. clearly to me this means its a family is fighting over the descendant's estate and the brothers/sisters all filed for separate probate cases, if my understanding it correct.

Now here's my dilemma, if say I acquire a property through a scenario like the one above, is it possible for the other family members to sue if say, the brother short sells the property to me without the others consent? Can they sue the person on the other side of the contract?

I try to get answers from other wholesalers, realtors, and brokers and they all tell me I'm thinking too much about it and they've never had a lawsuit etc etc. Personally, I do care because one lawsuit could mean the end of my business as I'm just starting with very little capital.

TL;DR: Can I get sued for selling a property in an open probate case that is being litigated by multiple relatives of the seller? I tried getting answers from a family attorney and he couldn't even say yes or no for legal reasons. Can someone just answer the damn question?? lol
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George Seblingham - Thu, 06 Apr 2017 14:50:04 EST 37zVoeS6 No.45810 Reply
Anyone can sue you for anything, genius. What you have to ask yourself is what boxes you need to check to make sure you can have such a suit thrown out on day one. Pay a probate lawyer in Florida for a consultation.
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pisutilra - Wed, 01 Jan 2020 15:40:07 EST urB7PE8S No.46586 Reply
>>45809
you may have just stuck yourself into being a probate case file.

Countries with non extradition to the USA

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- Wed, 11 Sep 2019 18:39:09 EST cfYutFUh No.46462
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Looking for countries that have non extradition to the US. I have not done or committed any serious crime i am just wondering. Just Incase i ever want to.

Some pluses would be warm weather, and at least semi legal/medical marijuana.

I was thinking like Taiwan it seems pretty decent. Something without a government that could just nab me up at any time for no reason. Just a place where my savings in American money would last and its easy to get on your feet and not like swept up by some armed force or some shit because they hate you.

What would be the best? Back when circlejerk had a deep web board why did everyone say run to Belize?
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Nigel Pippercocke - Mon, 14 Oct 2019 11:00:15 EST L+ja/yus No.46514 Reply
>>46462

Your best bet is 100% Vietnam. UAE is a nice connecting flight location because they dont extradite either. I'm pretty sure Laos doesnt extradite as well, and it borders vietnam. I dont remember the specifics of Cambodia.

I made a similar post like a year ago and everyone was a fucking idiot and didnt know what they were talking about. So yeah, fly to Vietnam but get a visa first before you arrive. Make sure any connecting countries dont extradite either.

Good luck.
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Fuck Pockhall - Wed, 30 Oct 2019 01:06:45 EST csbNj9HE No.46521 Reply
Cambodia or Micronesia
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C-Higgy !lfsExjBfzE - Thu, 26 Dec 2019 03:02:40 EST xNT+kOAT No.46585 Reply
Andorra would be your best bet

Friend busted

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- Fri, 22 Nov 2019 17:08:14 EST iz/jHET8 No.46547
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My friend needs advice. She bought ecstasy from an international vendor online, was visited by a customs officer, and admitted to having made the purchase under pressure. The authorities are currently obtaining a warrant to search her room.

What are the right steps for her to face minimum penalty? How extensively will the authorities be investigating her? She lives in Florida if that helps. Any advice greatly appreciated
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Alice Sangerdale - Wed, 25 Dec 2019 11:27:57 EST puggTd3w No.46584 Reply
>>46547
How did that go?

No florida does not help. <joke But, they know nothing, unless you say it's ok.

My employer subjected me to a blood test

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- Mon, 16 Dec 2019 00:46:40 EST XlHtm45/ No.46580
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Long story short.

I came in with a hangover and not brushed teeth at 11, around 2 they apparently noticed I smelled of alcohol. 5pm they called me in and questioned me and told me id have to get a drug screening. They didn't swab me but after a lengthy conversation with the company's medical thing I was sent to med express for them to draw my blood to screen for alcohol. After 30 minutes they told me they don't do that there and I went back to my job. After another lengthy conversation with the company's medical thing I was sent to the hospital who sent me to the ER where I waited 2 hours for them to also tell me they don't do that there. After a call to the manager who instigated all of this and telling him all this he says "well, just call it" and calls off the whole thing.

Can they even fucking do that?
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Hamilton Sankindale - Thu, 19 Dec 2019 15:08:34 EST q7IKVe6F No.46582 Reply
>>46580
Can they do that? It seems like they already did...
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Alice Sangerdale - Wed, 25 Dec 2019 11:20:56 EST puggTd3w No.46583 Reply
Med Express does do drug tests. (screenings) They thought it was wrong to do so in your case. They, your employer screwed up.

How to take out criminal charges on an officer

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- Sat, 23 Nov 2019 17:45:26 EST JTn7Nvmj No.46548
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Long story short, an officer illegally confiscated my firearm. I have already filed a complaint for violation of US Code Title 18 Section 242, Deprivation of Rights under Color of Law. They took it/filed it as a "complaint," however. I want to make sure this officer faces this as a criminal charge, not a simple "complaint." What procedure should I follow? I live in Tennessee if that is relevant
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Esther Trothall - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 04:43:25 EST eHt0vVrg No.46577 Reply
>>46548
Tennessee, is common for forfeiture. If you have attorney, seek damages, if possible. You may be discouraged, but keep on. They are far weaker than they act or seem. Keep on your rights.
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Charlotte Clangerpire - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 15:11:29 EST zoDbd7Q+ No.46578 Reply
Civil court, if one seeks damages against loss, or damages. It means no matter if one is on duty. One can pursue a civil case. If a cop beats somebody, they are not protected. In a civil case. It is the same as, say, one stole your possessions. So say one takes ones ones personal property. While actually on duty. A civil case has complications, it may, it will complicate things. In general it is still a civil case.

So, if person took your property, (OP) he did so, he did. Ok, law, is there reason for his/her to take your property. Can they justify doing so. In what way, in what manner.
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Charlotte Clangerpire - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 15:26:38 EST zoDbd7Q+ No.46579 Reply
Interesting, taking ones say, simple $800 dollars. Because. How is it divided?

I may carry X amount of money. Soooo, if some cop decides to confiscate, say $3,000 bucks. My wallet. My federal jurisdiction cards. Feds are as person said, has oversight over police departments. If a police department becomes soo corrupt, it can be held to oversight, or
if it is widespread beyond, their scope of duties, can be dismantled.


This has been proven between between departments, and further.

Running

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- Tue, 26 Nov 2019 01:55:56 EST cfYutFUh No.46551
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Is there any way to run from probation for a dui and get my license back? I have to run from my shit hole state because i have no other choice and i dont want to lose my license forever

I talked to someone online and they told me they ran from their stupid shit and they had their license suspended and everything too and they said when they ran they put a warrant out and shit for them and they just paid back all their shit and their warrants went away and they got their license back and everything

I just dont think it will work for me because god follows me around ruining my life and i live in the strictest fucking shit hole 3rd world country state in the world with the most strict laws worse than third world cut your head off shit

I have to run becuase every single logical solution i find god ruins and god ruined my life
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Hedda Piddledale - Thu, 28 Nov 2019 02:56:37 EST zoDbd7Q+ No.46558 Reply
>>46551
If they, who you spoke with didn't have a dui, then that is that. Yea, if you want your license back, just deal with the probation. I guarantee running from probation,
it will likely be worse. Extradition for dui? Well extradition for probation violation seems fairly possible. If so, you will eventually be IDd by police, that is probable. They may see, outstanding warrant out of wherever. And that is that, either they will let you go or keep ya and take you back again. I just know this, facing justice
is easier that getting picked up, especially if it is at a time you think things are going well, or at times you think thinhs could not get any worse.
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Jarvis Billinglock - Wed, 04 Dec 2019 13:18:36 EST yp/nodBw No.46566 Reply
>>46551
i mean, you can try driving without license in baja california. i hear mexican cops can be bribed by the layman
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Ghengis Dong - Mon, 09 Dec 2019 11:18:44 EST YOcVLdlQ No.46567 Reply
>>46551
You will only fuck up your life worse by running.

You won't be able to have a legal license anywhere in the country until the terms of your probation are fulfilled. If you violate by leaving state indefinitely you will 100% be facing prison time. Clients at my office have spent months awaiting extradition and didn't even have it counted towards time served, so effectively they spent about two years incarcerated for a 1st offense DUI because they did stupid shit like what you're suggesting in this thread.

I'm sorry you're in this situation, but you will only fuck yourself into a deeper hole if you run

Fleeing from probation

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- Thu, 14 Nov 2019 16:29:28 EST /UjG95o+ No.46538
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I’m running from probation becuase my life is hell and its ruining my life and i cant do it anymore. And theyre targeting me.

If my license got suspended can i just run and get my license back after its done being suspended? It’s just a misdemeanor so i dont really gotta worry about anything. I talked to someone online and they told me they ran from probation with a suspended license and they just paid their fines off later and then all their warrants and shit went away and license wasnt suspended anymore

Can i just run and as long as i pay off all my shit i can get my license back? And the only thing is i just cant run back home? I dont really care about that shit i just wanna leave as long as i get my license back i dont really give a shit.

So just pay my shit off and wait and they have to give my shit back on the run as long as i do pay it off and everything? And the only thing i gotta worry about is a warrant 3000 miles away in a place i never wanna go back to anyways?
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Augustus Clobbertare - Tue, 26 Nov 2019 13:08:41 EST cfYutFUh No.46554 Reply
>>46546
It’s a misdemeanor so they won’t EXTRADITE me

>>46545
The fucked up thing is that this is literally a minor misdemeanor. The only misdemeanor on my record. This fucking garbage as state treats any misdemeanor like a national class a felony. Not even fucking joking. I’ve talked to people in other states with serious felonies and it’s like a slap on the wrist compared to my fucking MISDEMEANOR. and I’ve been on the shit for over a year with nothing but good behavior. Literally still tasted like I robbed a fucking federal bank with a gun and shot someone or something. THIS IS SO FUCKED. I literally have to run
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Hedda Piddledale - Thu, 28 Nov 2019 02:47:02 EST zoDbd7Q+ No.46557 Reply
>>46554
Yea, reality can be a misdemeanor can be treated worse than many peoples felonies. I don't know why. I think it may have something to do with city county revenue$, especially if they are on you case so hard.
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Charles Trotshaw - Thu, 28 Nov 2019 19:43:25 EST F1q0c8o5 No.46559 Reply
>>46557
Sometimes. I have a felony that is complete bullshit. But people can strangle their girlfriends and get a county year at most.

Probation, drug tests, dodging them

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- Wed, 13 Nov 2019 01:05:12 EST F1q0c8o5 No.46533
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I don't expect to get much out of posting this, but does anyone think I could get in "trouble" for re scheduling a drug test? I have to take super serious drug tests because somehow probation thinks that I could be using drugs that aren't tested for on their panel tests.

Which, maybe I have. I re scheduled my next test for a week later than it was supposed to be. I've done everything I've been asked to do and never failed a test yet but somehow I still received a bad report the last time I had a court appearance. If they keep complaining I could actually go to prison even though I haven't done anything wrong.

I think that I've made the best choice here - the lesser of two evils, because I'm not actually sure (even though I've ceased use) that I'll pass this test. The extra week makes me feel more confident. I'm not sure what they'll do the first time I fail a test, and I know someone who failed about half a dozen of them before they threw him in jail. I don't know if I'd be so lucky though.

Besides that, what can I do to win the favor of my p.o.? I suppose I have a serious drug dependency and honestly I can't stand being sober and I'm a completely different and better person when I'm using. Getting high takes priority over anything else in my life - everything comes second to it. I don't even have much of a will to live without drugs. I feel like a total failure in life and the drugs motivate me and change my personality in a way where I actually can conquer things in my life.

..wat do?
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Sidney Pickdale - Thu, 14 Nov 2019 14:42:56 EST duLAvH8s No.46537 Reply
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What the fuck is your charge?
They don't actually send people to pound you in the butt prison for small scale possession (no matter what some of the retards try to tell you).
Easiest way to pass a drug test is to not do drugs. it really isn't that hard bucko.
>how old are you? 28?
grow up dude
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Martha Dondlefune - Thu, 14 Nov 2019 22:57:35 EST F1q0c8o5 No.46539 Reply
>>46536
I take gc/ms or elisa drug urinalysis in addition to 9 panels. They can see everything in your system. Caffeine, nicotine.. anything. This is the first time I've ever re scheduled it and I actually thought I had other conflicting appointments. I was wrong about the time of one of them and the date of the other. It did benefit me to do this though. I'm going to tell the truth and hope I'm believed.



>>46537
I'm a felon. Your common sense isn't useful.


>>46534
I don't feel comfortable doing any of that. I go to report and that's the only contact I generally have with them. Thanks for the help.


The very last thing I want to happen in life is to go to prison. I'm doing at this point a great deal to avoid it & I don't feel like I deserve it either.


I'm sure it will work out. Thanks everyone.
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Angus Honeyfield - Sat, 16 Nov 2019 00:34:10 EST eY+wzBfz No.46543 Reply
>>46539
>I don't feel comfortable doing any of that. I go to report and that's the only contact
>I generally have with them. Thanks for the help.

I can see that. Distance. I had a po call me, thinking I was in trouble, she said, the time for all this is almost up, 2 years. She said, you could have had this over with if you paid a fine a long time ago. Meanwhile I was worried about getting picked up. Dang

Police alerted from facebook messenger

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- Sat, 28 Sep 2019 01:58:34 EST tWRmm503 No.46483
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Someone I know had police ask them questions about making facebook comments. Me and her were just talking about shit and both of our facebooks went black. So wtf happened there for our facebooks to get deleted within seconds of each other then a few days later police show up asking her questions? Neither of us have committed a crime but we were talking about some edgy stuff and our life problems. But we've always done that. Literally we are wait getting arrested by the cyberpolice? Isnt that free speech and privacy invasion if so?
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Charles Buddledare - Sun, 10 Nov 2019 08:53:43 EST c7QxMohZ No.46531 Reply
>>46509
OP here gotta update so police were by more times after. First I was a domestic terrorist then I was a murderer now I am just being charged with having racist conversations on facebook which carries 2 year sentence. I was accused of being
an extremist member of a far right group and also associated with pimps and
a devil worshipper and in charge of recruiting nazis for terrorist plots etc. But that
all dropped but the alleged hate speech stuff didn't when I cannot even really
member saying anything racist.

Anyways they also monitor my emails and texts and send me faked ones relating to drugs as well.

This ia unbelievable but its true. It seems like they just framed me or something.

I know they are reading this and it will have consquences but have to share it somehow because this is a police state now a communist one.
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Shitting Drengerpodging - Mon, 11 Nov 2019 12:49:27 EST F1q0c8o5 No.46532 Reply
>>46483
always use proxies bro. dont even let them dox you - make new e mails, etc
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Betsy Clangerfield - Wed, 13 Nov 2019 22:40:07 EST 1FDjVYzg No.46535 Reply
>>46531
>This ia unbelievable but its true.

Yea, I can see it. Document everything. File motions of discovery. The media would pounce all over this, if
you can show this happened and is happening. Lawsuits for this could and should be a realistic option.

Encrypt your dns, in firefox it is easy, and the dns requests would be encrypted but as per the instructions,
would likely be retrievable if one sought to do so.

Is this illegal?

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- Tue, 10 Sep 2019 03:00:55 EST gpSToKAT No.46461
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One of my roommates keeps eating my food, so here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna buy some chinese tomorrow and eat just a tiny bit of it, then sprinkle LSD all over everything and put it in the fridge. I can guarantee none of these motherfuckers living in my house have tripped before. It's gonna be a bad time. /law/, am I about to commit a felony? If so please reference the law as well as you can so I can look up the USC and see it for myself lol
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George Smallcocke - Sat, 05 Oct 2019 02:05:55 EST J53uEaUD No.46503 Reply
>>46500
But reality, what dose would simply cause diarrhea in an otherwise healthy person with say, no constipation. The answer is basically no dose would be actually predictable. The dosage instructions are clear, a little bit too much, could be too much, too little, can be hazardous as well. Some are stimulant laxatives, which
try to force a stool from a constipated person by mechanical means. Which, some people simply cannot take these or they could have a very negative reaction.

Even as a prank, a recommended dosage could prove harmful to some people.
But as 'law' it's not we were not trying to harm anybody, it was just a prank. We used the recommended dosage.

It is intent.
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George Nerringhood - Thu, 07 Nov 2019 23:26:13 EST VaAL87Ax No.46530 Reply
There are a lot of ways they could know, of find that something is lilkely wrong
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