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fattyflattie

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  1. Money turns itself over roughly every 7 years in the (normal) markets. GoFund me knockoff is holding well over half million now. There's a chance he could come out of this a millionaire before his classmates finish grad school. What a deterrent.
  2. All that hate going to burn him up. Sad.
  3. I thought it was especially nice that when he was asked to leave the Anthony press conference, he just left instead of stabbing someone to death.
  4. What would those be?
  5. Great. A baby and spouse assaulting thief and fraudster officially representing one side, and a treasonous want to be politician associating (willingly or not, dont know) with the other side. This weeks event led to subsequent swatting of the deceased's parents house, wonder if the other side will be able to top that. ThisisAmerica.gif?
  6. We could not possibly agree more.
  7. I don't know anyone who wasn't happy about CRT. Without it's push, we'd probably have a entirely different political landscape right now.
  8. My limited experience with that is the cheapest rental or apartment that can be found and a long daily commute, but definitely no actual flight.
  9. Ok. I'm not going to die on that hill. But mid-80's to present hasn't been much of a civil rights struggle for pigment imo. We've had a black president and vice president in my lifetime, not to mention dozens and dozens of senators, congress critters, and several AA secretary of states. Pure delusion is hyperbole imo, but you're as welcome to your opinion as I am.
  10. First, I'll let your mom jerk me off, bitch. Second, if you'd like, we can discuss the shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins if your little titty baby feels can handle it?
  11. It's roughly double white on black crime, by the percentages. What point was proven?
  12. In my lifetime, AA have had more rights than any other "underserved" communities. More than any of the alphabet group, more than any other brown group that crosses a border to get here, etc. The 25+ years proceeding my birth, I've read they definitely had a rough time. Some of the most intelligent posters on this board are AA (I believe, I don't know them personally) so please miss me with low hanging racist one liners. Obtaining quality education and escaping poverty doesn't really see skin color. They dont give out home loans to poor white trailer trash any more than they do poor black/latino/other. If anything, I'd argue obtaining higher education was actually easier at some points in time.
  13. I made a comment to a post about the Frisco stabbing, feels were hurt from there.
  14. That was the maybe a coordinator guy who died last year iirc.
  15. Anthony is the family's last name. The offender's first name is Karmelo. You can make your own determination on why some folks are using Karmelo and Austin, and others are using Anthony and Metcalf.
  16. Not really, just don't have tapa to post the chart. Here's a link or two, if you're interested. https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2019/crime-in-the-u.s.-2019/topic-pages/tables/table-43 https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2019/crime-in-the-u.s.-2019/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-6.xls The atrocities of slavery are always going to be a fact. Pointing to them as a reason to commit violent crime at exponentially higher rates than your neighbors several hundred years later is suspect at best. Is data from the FBI good enough, or is murder another one of the systemically racist parts of our justice system? While I'm certain you don't need a reminder, AA make up less than 14% of the US population.
  17. Which is amazing considering the stats of how common black on white violent crime is.
  18. Shaking a baby enough to cause severe harm, receives probation. Theft, fraud, spousal violence, and still out making a living out of outrage. Our systems have been very unfair to him, obviously.
  19. But most law students are probably more like Brisket and Twice, not chainsaw. I'd wager its 1000 typical attorneys to every one chainsaw that somehow aces an LSAT.
  20. This was my job when planting hayfields. 25 steps.
  21. 80% of the way to the goal of half million on go fund me. Lulz.
  22. Crazy. I don't pay much mind to the gasoline versions, mea culpa. I'm guessing that's the pickup version, or includes the motors in the SUV's - 1/2 tons (there used to be 2 versions of the 6.0, don't know if 6.2 is same)? We put about about 315k on two of the Denali 6.2's ('08 215k and '18 100k) and both were great. The '08 did not have the cylinder deactivation for sure, the '18 might have (I don't recall). Both were very solid and strong, only issue i ever had was a rear main on the '08 and its a bitch of a 2 piece POS design. Oh and the '08 had real shitty motor mounts but replaced those with H2 mounts and never had a problem again. Both were solid trucks but wife went in another direction this time.
  23. Well, as long as it's only for a decade or so. I mean he was just a young man who never could have known thrusting a knife into someone's chest can cause problems with them keeping their heart intact. Need that 25 yo frontal lobe development to completely understand nuanced acts such as murder. That's true. You're right, better to be murdered at 17 instead.
  24. Lol wut. I own both a duramax and a 6.7 One is sitting at 297k pretty much trouble free miles and the other might just grenade a CP4 under 100k miles. Fwiw, my 250 doesn't have the death wobble, and I'm only hoping it's half as reliable as the 2500 was. @Txslnghrns look into the CP4 disaster kit. Worth the ~$500 or whatever it is to save yourself 10-12k from a blown CP4.
  25. It appears short because Karmello would be out of prison right about the time the deceased would be in the best part of his life. Prime earning years, young family, etc. But, of course he's dead so yeah 15-20 years seems pretty fucking light for destroying several lives.
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