LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

no to me podrz..

@wizardmanperson @Shadowman311 You know the guy who made the "Don't talk to cops" video? He wrote a follow up book full of cases of people talking to cops and getting imprisoned for years/decades, most of them asked for a lawyer in a roundabout way that was ignored by the cops and then argued in court as not counting as an assertion of the 5th amendment.

The worst example was a young guy who was told by his dad to "ask for a lawyer", so the kids says to the cops "my dad told me I should ask for a lawyer what do you think?", the cops interrogated him for 10 hours and he went to jail.

b-ok.global/book/2778561/31f570

>TFW my youngest son turns 2 tomorrow

@Shadowman311
>why are you punching me ?
>let me violate you
>why are you resisting
Yet another example of how violence breeds violence. It's sad that has to be re-learned the hard way.
Even tho it's not the husband responsibility for his wife's decision, take note that the will of the spouse isn't mentioned either in the journal, which knowing how "journalism" is done these days, is that she probably didn't consent either, and was either forced or tricked to do so.

@Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowman311 repeated beating is NOT extreme
the nurse deserves to be dead, or at the VERY least, a vegetable shitting into a colostomy bag for the rest of their life

@Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowman311 Canadians don't have rights. White Canadians aren't even considered people up there, just a tax bracket that used to pay for everything.

@Shadowman311 Isn't it medical malpractice to inject something into someone without consent? Sure, the vaxxers will see this as unprovoked, and to be honest my inner beta thinks a repeated beating is a bit extreme, but those faggots like to whinge about consent for every little thing; this oughta get em to shut up

"I said no"

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@mushroom_soup
>toddler wants hair cut
>"He must be trans!"
Shit like this would get you laughted at out of society not that many years ago. I still remember when they were saying a girl wearing pants is normal, and expecting them or forcing them to wear skirts is abusive. Well, now they're trying to go the other way around. If you even touch something that is considered of the opposite gender, and you're suddenly trans. How is this not enforcing gender roles to an abusive level of strictness?

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