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in Topic What happens if I create a trigger action in "TRG " that
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in Topic Moving explosions for any units that are scourges?
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[06:49 am]
NudeRaider -- UltravioletUltraviolet shouted: NudeRaider I was reading more about it, and some are arguing that the officer who killed Floyd should be charged with first degree murder, while the others should be charged as accomplices. The time he spent kneeling on Floyd's neck (almost 9 minutes) was sufficient to consider the murder pre-meditated. Makes sense to me.
As for their fellow officers - yes they should've stepped in. I think this is the most important that needs to change. That they all cover for each other. Not all policemen are crooked racists. And if you encourage a sense of responsibility not only for themselves but also for their colleagues it should go a long way.[06:45 am]
NudeRaider -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: Ultraviolet can't imagine him getting away this easily. Too much publicity. He has to take the fall.
or rather too much protests already. Imagine what will happen when he gets set free.[06:44 am]
NudeRaider -- UltravioletUltraviolet shouted: I suppose I agree with punishing him harshly for it. I believe if the police officers who murder civilians were punished with the death penalty or life in prison themselves, things would change in a big hurry. As it stands, I doubt he'll even see any prison time. If he does see time in prison, as he should, I imagine the inmates will handle the rest for us.
can't imagine him getting away this easily. Too much publicity. He has to take the fall.[06:23 am]
Ultraviolet -- I'm also the kind of guy who believes men who beat their wives deserve death. I acknowledge that my beliefs are harsh (my girlfriend hates that about me), but I dunno, it's just the way I think. I have very little forgiveness for what I consider unforgivable crimes. I believe in retributive justice.[06:19 am]
Ultraviolet -- Even if he ends up in prison, he'll probably get protective custody, which, in my opinion, is far more than he deserves[06:17 am]
Ultraviolet -- I suppose I agree with punishing him harshly for it. I believe if the police officers who murder civilians were punished with the death penalty or life in prison themselves, things would change in a big hurry. As it stands, I doubt he'll even see any prison time. If he does see time in prison, as he should, I imagine the inmates will handle the rest for us.[05:42 am]
NudeRaider -- UltravioletUltraviolet shouted: NudeRaider I was reading more about it, and some are arguing that the officer who killed Floyd should be charged with first degree murder, while the others should be charged as accomplices. The time he spent kneeling on Floyd's neck (almost 9 minutes) was sufficient to consider the murder pre-meditated. Makes sense to me.
I think they're blinded by how egregious his crime was. I still think at no point he had the conscious intention to actually kill him. More like "I don't care what this shitbag is saying (or feeling)"[04:03 am]
Ultraviolet -- Yeah, they would've been better off keeping their mouths shut. Particularly the beginning line, "Today, and always, we support..." really opened them up to criticism.[02:12 am]
MTiger156 -- Ouch... even though their new statement is in the right direction, the double-standard is still very painful to see. The trust is so far broken, everything they say just makes it worse. All talk and no action.
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