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NEW: solana SAYS "EMBRACE THE WARM COLLECTIVISM OF MEMECOINS, COMRADES"
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NEW: solana SAYS "EMBRACE THE WARM COLLECTIVISM OF MEMECOINS, COMRADES"
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BREAKING: Cambridge Council votes 5-2 to disable gunshot detectors to protect black residents and migrants
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BREAKING - Japan, under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, is now moving to deport the children of migrants regardless of whether they were born in Japan under its renewed and intensified “zero illegal foreign resident” policy
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JUST IN: Russia's ruble becomes the world's best-performing currency against the US dollar this quarter
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“The show looney toons has not aged well … there are 8 disabilities and they’re all hilarious”
Hey … decent bit?
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Hey … decent bit?
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JUST IN: ICE arrested multiple illegal aliens convicted for repulsive crimes including sexual penetration with a foreign object involving an unaware victim, FIVE counts of burglary, and malicious wounding
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Two women on the subway get pressured into giving up their seats to two black men, looking shocked and uncomfortable the whole time.
The guys act like refusing would make the women racist. Straight up intimidation tactic in public.
Who the hell thinks this is normal behavior?
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The guys act like refusing would make the women racist. Straight up intimidation tactic in public.
Who the hell thinks this is normal behavior?
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NEW: Chud The Builder’s Attorney Releases Statement:
(1/2) General Release to the Public and the Press:
Attorneys have very strict guidelines on what we are allowed to say to the press when cases are pending. So, I can’t share much about the case. But I would like to take this opportunity to address some of the hateful phone calls and emails my office has been receiving since I’ve been appointed to be Mr. Eatherly’s attorney. My entire firm is being called “racist”. I am disappointed given my history and dedication to my clients, which includes people of all skin colors.
Our individual rights as secured by our Constitutions (both State and Federal) have endured relentless attacks from our government throughout the years. It is the Defense bar who holds that line. It seems that now that some of the people, who we have so fervently defended, now turn against one of its defenders because we are not afraid to stand up and represent someone who is unpopular.
To be called a racist is an awful thing for me. I was raised to do the right thing even if it isn’t popular. My grandfather taught school and coached basketball during the height of racial integration in our country. He allowed his best athletes to play regardless of skin color and, because of his choices, was referred to as the “n****r coach”. I am proud of him for having the courage to do the right thing even to the detriment of his social status. I am just as proud of his actions in that regard as I am his military service in the Korean War.
My Father is an attorney, largely driven to do so through my Grandfather, his Father. He also instilled in me a sense of justice that is unshakable. He has consistently stood for those who couldn’t stand up for themselves. He spent a significant portion of his career litigating against insurance companies. I carry on that proud tradition, but rather than fighting the corporate mobsters who hold so much power and influence over our lives and laws, I have elected to fight and defend our liberties from government overreach.
I have zealously represented clients from all walks of life, colors, religions, and affiliations. I will continue to do so. Representing a Baptist doesn’t make me a Baptist. Representing a Crip doesn’t make me a Crip. Anyone who assumes any one of my staff or I are racist because I am tasked to represent someone whose opinions and actions are controversial is simply ridiculous.
I came to represent Mr. Eatherly after the Public Defender of our District filed a Motion to Withdraw. In this Motion it was alleged that the private bar, of which I am a member, lacked the fortitude to represent Mr. Eatherly due to his unpopularity. I decided to prove him wrong.
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(1/2) General Release to the Public and the Press:
Attorneys have very strict guidelines on what we are allowed to say to the press when cases are pending. So, I can’t share much about the case. But I would like to take this opportunity to address some of the hateful phone calls and emails my office has been receiving since I’ve been appointed to be Mr. Eatherly’s attorney. My entire firm is being called “racist”. I am disappointed given my history and dedication to my clients, which includes people of all skin colors.
Our individual rights as secured by our Constitutions (both State and Federal) have endured relentless attacks from our government throughout the years. It is the Defense bar who holds that line. It seems that now that some of the people, who we have so fervently defended, now turn against one of its defenders because we are not afraid to stand up and represent someone who is unpopular.
To be called a racist is an awful thing for me. I was raised to do the right thing even if it isn’t popular. My grandfather taught school and coached basketball during the height of racial integration in our country. He allowed his best athletes to play regardless of skin color and, because of his choices, was referred to as the “n****r coach”. I am proud of him for having the courage to do the right thing even to the detriment of his social status. I am just as proud of his actions in that regard as I am his military service in the Korean War.
My Father is an attorney, largely driven to do so through my Grandfather, his Father. He also instilled in me a sense of justice that is unshakable. He has consistently stood for those who couldn’t stand up for themselves. He spent a significant portion of his career litigating against insurance companies. I carry on that proud tradition, but rather than fighting the corporate mobsters who hold so much power and influence over our lives and laws, I have elected to fight and defend our liberties from government overreach.
I have zealously represented clients from all walks of life, colors, religions, and affiliations. I will continue to do so. Representing a Baptist doesn’t make me a Baptist. Representing a Crip doesn’t make me a Crip. Anyone who assumes any one of my staff or I are racist because I am tasked to represent someone whose opinions and actions are controversial is simply ridiculous.
I came to represent Mr. Eatherly after the Public Defender of our District filed a Motion to Withdraw. In this Motion it was alleged that the private bar, of which I am a member, lacked the fortitude to represent Mr. Eatherly due to his unpopularity. I decided to prove him wrong.
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