They can’t admit a mistake. They can blame it on someone, but they can’t back down now.

Any capitulation removes the illusion of a strongman they believe themselves to be. Also narcissism.

It do. Far more frequently than I intend.

I’m like a meme I only find funny every time. And everyone else is missing out. People just don’t get it.

Yeah, and of course here I was thinking I was gonna stop at a local fancy hotel bar tonight and my brain said “yeah but people scare you” so I didn’t.

I don’t get it

But it’s more interesting than work

The article doesn’t mention anything about a warrant. If there is a warrant, there is a record of the judge that signed it.

And that judge would have to have jurisdiction I think. So in either case, the answer is be prepared for shit

Edit: She was released on bond, meaning a judge validated the warrant, meaning there’s a warrant, and a judge who signed it. This is bad.

I don’t see any mention of a warrant.

Not that I’m surprised by that, but to say this is an “escalation” is an understatement.

This is a declaration of absolute power.

Edit: she was released on bond. Meaning a magistrate validated a warrant. Who signed the warrant?

Editl 2: Magistrate Dries did, yesterday. FBI Agent Lindsay Schloemer filed the complaint. Interestinginly Dugar wasn’t the only judge who told the ICE officers to fuck off (in legal terms). She just told them then defendant and his attorney they could leave because ICE didn’t have the correct warrant.

Yeah but you have to cook those

Ever try to cook a protein shake? It doesn’t turn out well.

Maybe you misunderstood the problem.

This wasn’t legislation, this was an implemented order. This isn’t the first time it’s happened in the administration either.

It restored something taken away. It undermined the sweeping power of the executive. These are narcissists we’re dealing with, so this isn’t the last we’ve heard about it.

That’s why I keep telling people the courts will use their enforcement mechanism when necessary, or they are complicit in the problem. From what I can tell, enforcement wasn’t necessary here, the DoD just didn’t want to fuck with the court.

Yeah I’m sitting here scratching my head like “dude, it drives people crazy when I do this, but I do it to connect” and now I’m like ohhhhh.

Maybe I am a bit more nuerodivergent than just my ADHD symptoms.

Peoplewhosaycourtshavenopower says what

Most revolutions need funding. Some see it as an opportunity for power. Some see it as a way to make amends and express their sympathy for the cause acknowledging their luck.

Regardless, when they begin to take risks, shit goin down

LMFAO

He couldn’t hire an attorney for his case and ended up with a public defender. Turns out THERE ARE some things you can’t buy.

Ok wow now that

That’s a new level of stupid.

Man. Fat lot of good all that military equipment does if we have this guy drunkenly wrapping it around trees and stepping away unscathed.

Edit: I wonder if this is all an attempt to discredit Signal. My brother refused to use Signal at first because “isn’t that what the idiots in government are using?” Its really hard to explain that signal prevents the message between two clients from being read, not who has access to the clients. Then I had to explain to him that no, a client isn’t a paying customer of Signal.

Wait what if

Here me out

What if Florine IS fire. So OF COURSE you mix it with anything and the result is fire

Oh I haven’t gotten any attention, mostly because I don’t get out of the house much.

I could. Probably should take a cooking class or something

See that takes all the fun out of BDSM.

If she has to submit to me then it’s not a willing exchange of power and it removes the pleasure of gaining control where you have none (or I suspect the opposite is true for subs - the pleasure of giving up control that you have to maintain).

Fuck that I look way better.

I look older, sure. With less hair. A lot more single. But I’m down 90lbs and I’ve finally figured out style