It seems the difference is in how people are allowed to interpret the law. Before you had to be both on someone's land ("real property") as well as in (or at least approaching with intent) some kind of domicile fit for habitation. Now, with the wording being changed to "or", a person who owns several acres could shoot someone for just cutting through the property without the landowner having any reasonable expectation that the trespassers even knew they were on land that is privately owned and certainly without the impression that the trespassers were approaching their actual domicile that's been inspected and zoned for habitation.
Then shut up and stop commenting lol. Don't "fix them" then.
He's not wrong. It pays much more to be on the political right because it affords more of soieties' resources to large corporations and/or their CEOs, which is of course who pays lobbyists. Being more left means trying to get more money distributed to the poorest echelons of society, which is of course not very lucrative for everyone else.
Bernie was ultimately defeated by superdelegates, not by people voting in the primaries.
I personally don't care for Gervais because he does shit like this and his face and voice make him unable to not be snide about it. He's left a bad taste in my mouth for a while now.
Maybe if you were a bit less defensive and aggressive someone would've informed you that it's actually spelled "pansy fucks" and you would be able to more successfully insult and fear those you don't understand.
ITT: Dave Chapelle, man who left his hit show abruptly because he was concerned about the audience he had cultivated comes back to America to live with old white people and cultivate a new audience that's much worse.
Bringing up participation trophies is a great way to sound like a clueless old person who accidentally ended up here from Facebook.
"Rational people grow out of far left academia" - what a provable statement this person said. Certainly doesn't sound made up in the moment they were writing the comment.
Personal responsibility has been an excellent tool for large corporations who make deliberate business decisions causing their manufacturing process to be worse for workers and the environment. Belief in personal responsibility as a serious value is what allowed a scam like recycling to be knowingly pushed by polluters for decades as a consumer-driven solution that requires little to no work from producers even though most products can't be recycled anyway and recycling is, in fact, not a solution to anything in and of itself.
Actually I'm down here and you're absolutely insufferable. How you think it's okay to take personal attacks at several people across these post comments just because they don't think it's feasible to completely conquer the idea of violence before coming up with some common sense regulations is the craziest thing. You're coming off like a crazy person.
I agree. This guy's been all over this thread and all he's really said is "wouldn't it be better if nobody died?" Yeah of course it would. No one can argue with that and no one should argue with the poster above you because it isn't productive at all.
Lol, gl with that. In the meantime other people are still allowed to set more reasonable and feasible goalposts.
It's really hard to tell what's sarcasm in this comment and what, if anything, isn't.
Edit: never mind, reread it and realized you're just a crazy person.
Not all that strange, just go by a planned parenthood and check out the crazies accosting people outside of those.
The fact that charity is needed is inherently bad.