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In the flagrant commission of a crime, resisting arrest, fleeing police, someone almost died. If someone had died, this would have been felony murder. The officer did nothing wrong, if she was willing to risk his life and limb now, she's a danger to others, and again the complete context is...

She gassed it while the car was pointed right at him (hadn't turned the wheel all the way away from him before she hit the accelerator), plus it happened so fast, you're not going to be able to even indict the officer.

I remember Perry scoring that touchdown. Final score 46-10 if memory serves.

And?

What are you talking about.

The cow's milk in this metaphor is money (trade; access to our markets, which are the richest in the World) and military protection (again no. 1 in the World).

Rifles and carbines are universally accepted as the perfect, ideal standard issue small arm among all the World's militaries, and it's not a coincidence.

It's the best I can do, given that none of you ever teach its tenets clearly and openly and plainly in a way that distinguishes Acts 9erism from other schools of theology. You'll say things like, "We believe in the Bible." Great. That's completely unhelpful. So I'm doing the best I can...

You'll bravely and proudly say that later. He warns us the wages of sin is death. That's not control you retard.

No. The "new era of risk" was when Russia and China started rattling their sabres, and the previous administration did less than nothing to address this new era. NYT here acts like President Trump is drawing us closer to WWIII. IT'S THE OTHER WAY AROUND. By securing an endless supply of...

Prescient.

iykyk lol

obv everybody dies. And there are conspiracy theories that Putin's already dead, or at least, that there is more than one Putin who appears in public. How long could Russia keep up a charade that Putin is the real, OG Putin? 50 years? Before people start getting suspicious? All they need...