the cop isn't responsible for his death, that's obvious. but at the same time it's 2017 and there are still laws not only preventing you from having the choice to put certain substances in your body but also imprisoning you for it. pretty ****ed up scenario we gots.

Bloody police, taking the law into their own hands! :laughing:

Totally separate issue though. I'm undecided on whether drugs should be legal but I'm not bothered about that here.

My issue is that this guy knowingly broke the law, then resisted arrest, unfortunately he has died but now we have people who think the police are in the wrong for doing their jobs :D anyone crying for justice needs to get a grip.

About to go off in North London apparently. Nothing says justice like a new pair of huaraches :cool:

Police can and often do ignore stupid laws.

They do sometimes yeah.

They also don't like it when you resist arrest.

True dat

What was he being arrested for?

Well at least you're not going with the 'woz murdered cos he woz black' rubbish.

The guy who died is responsible, nobody else. If he had just handed it over and said yeah, you got me officer, he might have got away with it for all we know. I've seen police do that before if it's a small amount for personal use (not me but people I was with). But this guy walked off and it appears he tried to hide the evidence.

I suppose the issue is that you and the online nation thinks it's everyone else's fault but the guy who chose to break the law. And as I said, I am open to the discussion about whether drugs should be legal or not but right now, they aren't.

laws are gay anarchy for life

He most likely had more than what is considered a personal use amount which to be fair, is typically very small for schedule I drugs.

:rolleyes: nice strawman. The officer is not directly responsible, it's indicative of a wider use of archaic laws. Not to mention that there are loads of drug users who turn to heroin and other street opiates to manage their pain, which adds a lot of grey area to the idea that having drugs means that you're choosing to break the law.

NFL: CTE found in 99% of studied brains from deceased players - CNN.com

Surely this is worrying? Ninety-****ing-nine percent? This does not bode well for the players of today, does it?

It's bad news for those who don't make the NFL.

I'd take a head injury for several million dollars. Rich and stupid. Nice.

Kinda hard to notice a concussion when you're getting a blowjob from Brazilian twins in a hot tub filled with champagne.

Ahh but are you aware of the chest seperation that pro wrestlers get?

It's nothing to do with morality. If you live in a society with laws, obey them or face the consequences. I don't like taxes, but I still pay them.

Teacher's pet!

I think there is a joke here... Frown can you explain?

He wears a leash for his teacher in exchange for treats.

Hmmm... That doesn't sound very funny.

You have to picture him with dog ears.

Goofle's the guy who snitched on you in highschool for cheating on a test.

I almost failed calculus because of that *****!

Dildo?

Guess again...

That's the only five-letter censored word I know of.

nigga?

lol nvm

I learned about that today too!

prick

dammit

"Fatass" has one too many letters, but I just think it's funny that you can say "nigga" but not "******".

*****

oh lmao it's *****

DUH.

At least I recognise that I am stating the obvious.

Chink?

nah dude *****

is ***** really censored too?

oh **** it is

so ***** but not ******?

nvm it's just with the soft a

Believing in Libertarian principles doesn't entail ignoring laws. Don't be so dense.

Dense v. vapid lets do this

of course a person deserves punishment if they fail to pay taxes in a system that has laws about paying taxes. This stuff is rather simple.

I guess they would deserve it in the least morally responsible sense. Words are flexible in that way. But the examples you gave don't really fall under the same ethical bracket as taxes. Some things are worse than others.

I'm a little confused. Did the Republicans just got to continue to work on repealing Obamacare or did they actually repeal it?