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Women and girls going to school is against their religion, but poisoning the women and girls is not.

Weird.

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Yep. I mean these guys are protected at the highest levels by banks and intel agencies. I’m not convinced this doofus, who called himself “Kash”, had any real cash or was leading shit.

75 grand in fines is a pretty laughable attempt by law enforcement who by and large seems to have “failed” to find the actual boss.

They all pray to god to smite their enemies down.

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All I see is an idiot

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You're distinguishing between corporate and national actors in a way that I don't understand. The gulf between "making the extra dollar" and "making the whole world" is not as great as you might think it is, especially in this particular stage of capitalism and regulatory capture.

You’d think the article would mention Columbus is home to Ft. Benning instead of always saying it’s relative location to Atlanta. We are literally a military town.

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Dear god what a nightmare scenario for the families

What an insult to pandas everywhere.

A crash of the soil would be much different that the chemicals themselves. A much lower level problem. Getting all the soil is not too hard, getting liquid chemicals that just go straight down in the ground is much harder.

Sadly, no matter how skilled and equipped the Ukrainian military is, it's still incredibly draining on both resources and the actual people to continue fighting for so long at such intensity. Hopefully those that need it are getting at least small breaks or are cycling out for a couple days, stuff like that can have a huge impact on performance/moral over the long term. That being said, in some situations there's simply not much you can do, especially if the enemy is continuously throwing human wave attacks. Still, Ukraine is performing amazingly all things considered, just need to keep the intel, resources and support flowing.

Theyre being forced to last I checked

Oh, silly me. I forgot about the constitutional distinction between "well regulated militia" and "validated gang member" when it comes to the second amendment.

No, court fines are imposed when you do something illegal. Not the same as not paying cc bills. Dude dealt drugs, got caught and got nailed. Would it be bad if they sicced the IRS on him to audit him and nail him for tax evasion for not paying taxes on his drug earnings? Like how they nailed Capone?

I'd say that's how you handle drug dealers. Put IRS auditors on them and see what's what.

Crazy sedition...panda 🎵

Why? This sort of material is shipped around the country daily.

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I wonder if this would fall under tax evasion, or tax fraud… which are punishable by up to 5 and 14 years in prison in canada. It still isn’t fair to those without the money to just pay it back when they get caught.

cough Israel cough

Lol, yup, apparently I shouldn’t post when first waking up. Or at least read their whole comment.