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About as much as the war of independence, I guess.

It doesn't look as if you've got a horse in your country's political arena .

I don't think so. Civil war is what it was, and you are talking civil war now.

So you could not answer my question. I guessed you would not.

No. Our Courts jail rapists. So......... in your world, would George Floyd have been punished for that rape allegation? If so, how?

Our waiting areas for Covid are bit more busy than that. :) I had my 2nd AZ Vaccination yesterday evening. Patients waited along a corridor, 6' apart and slowly moved towards a reception desk. Once at the desk we were asked for our Vaccination card and this was checked against our ID. We were...

Speed is an 'upper'. Fentanyl is a 'downer'. Make your mind up about how George Floyd really was. Fentanyl:- Its effects include extreme happiness, drowsiness, nausea, confusion, constipation, sedation, tolerance,..... fentanyl, like other opioids, is a downer — so cocaine and fentanyl have...

So...... in your world, would George Floyd have been punished for that rape allegation?

What would you do?

Snap. Me too. I don't get it, I have pointed out that 'bearing arms' today can include some serious firepower, enough to bring down an airliner, or burn hundreds of people, or throw grenades great distances, but I have been told that 'No' the 2nd was referring to arms of the time...

Some truth....... We kept trading. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_and_the_American_Civil_War United Kingdom and the American Civil War The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland remained officially neutral throughout the American Civil War (1861–1865). It legally recognised...

And 70 years later you turned on each other. Bearing your arms.

Preparing to fight against your own countrymen yet again is even less bright.

That's all over. No British Government has threatened you for over 200 years. So who do you feel frightened of now?

The 2nd was about establishing a militia, and keeping and bearing arms. Don't make stuff up. Somebody might accuse you of lying.

He may not have passed that note. He should have been challenged at the counter, or at least while still in the shop. Some shops get rid of bad notes that they previously accepted, in this way. Some shops actually distribute bad notes in change so that they can get good notes in return for them...

In which case he was not much of a flight risk! He needed much more gentle treatment, CW.

Yes, we do now, for sure! We've heard the court's verdict!

Hi Arthur......... Oh, it was the actual cause alright. He'd be having his breakfast this morning if he had been treated professionally, legally, properly.

.... and over an offence which I don't think he even committed! If ever you get stopped OUTSIDE a shop and accused of passing a forged note, insist that you payred with legal tender, get a solicitor! Ask 'why did the shop let you leave before challenging you?' Some shops get rid of bad notes...