Sine poena nulla lex.

Cool, I'm not a Q thread follower so I'll miss things related to it.

Sine poena nulla lex.

What is Q?

Sine poena nulla lex.

LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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Does this guy realize there's a victim on the side of the accused when these things happen?

BallerStaf2003 said:

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What is Q?

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Good question.

But my understanding is that it is a cult of conspiracy theorists.

LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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I posted this on the previous page but send to your "friend" and let us know what they say.

LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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I saw one that said conservatives still believed Kavanaugh even though there was much more "evidence" against him. Completely deluded.

ATX_AG_08 said:

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LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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I saw one that said conservatives still believed Kavanaugh even though there was much more "evidence" against him. Completely deluded.

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I understand you post after looking at your profile, but i read it as the other way around. Yes, they are completely out of their minds for sure.

LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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Ask your friend to watch To Kill a Mockingbird.

Aggiebrewer said:

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West Point Aggie said:

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It's hard to decide what's more satisfying...unhinged msnbc'ers or unhinged cnn'ers!?

Tough one!

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what about unhinged Texags posters?

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Out in the zoo!?! Another tea sip thread!?!

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Getting the R. Kelly treatment (protection).

aggiehawg said:

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Prognightmare said:

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How could anyone listening to the Chicago PD laying out the depth of their investigation remotely believe that Smollett was framed? The brothers confessed to their role. Smollett identified them from the surveillance tape as his "attackers".

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As I mentioned probably 10-12 pages ago, the only way for Jussie to be innocent now is if they can prove the two brothers hypnotized Jussie into believing they were two white homophobic racists and that's why the police have phone records of Jussie calling the brothers before and after the "attack" because they were somehow accessing his subconscious mind and tricking him. It doesn't really explain the $100 he gave them to purchases the supplies but perhaps that was part of the charade.

He also was somehow tricked into giving them $3500...maybe for some workout training techniques.

Seriously, he has to claim some Manchurian candidate crap in order to be the victim. Now why the brothers would do this for only $3500 and risk implicating themselves is anyone's guess but that's the only wild ass theory that even comes close to explaining everything.

So far he's not claiming any of the above, only that he has a drug problem and needs help.

Terrence Howard.......not exactly a role model.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-features/terrence-howards-dangerous-mind-37057/

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Another problem Howard has is his temper. He's been escorted off a plane for unruly behavior. He's punched out strangers in a restaurant. He's said to have knocked at least two of his women around, most recently ex-wife Michelle Ghent, who after a 2013 trip to Costa Rica with Howard was photographed with a black eye. She said Howard did it. He either denies the allegations or shades the circumstances or has outright justifications.
That time in 2001 when he was arrested for slugging his first wife (who he married in 1989, divorced in 2003 remarried in 2005, and divorced again in 2007), which led to a guilty plea for disorderly conduct? According to the police report, he had "punched her twice with a closed fist."
About that one, he is contrite. "She was talking to me real strong, and I lost my mind and slapped her in front of the kids," he says. "Her lawyer said it was a closed fist, but even slapping her was wrong."
And what happened in Costa Rica with Ghent? "She was trying to Mace me," he says, "and you can't see anything so all you can do is try to bat somebody away, and I think that something caught her. But I wasn't trying to hit her."
And the 2005 incident in the restaurant? When Howard and a couple were waiting in line to be seated, they got into an argument that didn't end until Howard knocked the man to the ground and hit the woman.
Howard says he wasn't even in any line. He'd just gone to check out the wait time for a table. The woman accused him of cutting in front of her and one thing led to another, with him acting in self-defense. He pleaded guilty, once again, to disorderly conduct.

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Sine poena nulla lex.

Don't forget his insistence (and whole philosophy) about 1x1=3.

Biz Ag said:

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That may be the funniest **** I've ever seen on the internet.

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Lets not over do it

Prosperdick said:

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Pathetic...

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I have someone named "Roseanne's Ambien" on line 1. Shall we have her hold?

BallerStaf2003 said:

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What is Q?

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Hahaha. I hated episodes with him in it.

ATX_AG_08 said:

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LisaMarie said:

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I have a "friend" that posted on Facebook that it didn't hurt anyone to believe Smollett. That "survivors" should always be believed. That it is safer to err on the side of "survivors" than in the other direction. Like wtf??? He's not a survivor of anything except his own idiocy! How do people twist things up like this???

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I saw one that said conservatives still believed Kavanaugh even though there was much more "evidence" against him. Completely deluded.

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What. In. The. Hell.

lil99chris said:

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Terrence Howard.......not exactly a role model.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-features/terrence-howards-dangerous-mind-37057/

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Another problem Howard has is his temper. He's been escorted off a plane for unruly behavior. He's punched out strangers in a restaurant. He's said to have knocked at least two of his women around, most recently ex-wife Michelle Ghent, who after a 2013 trip to Costa Rica with Howard was photographed with a black eye. She said Howard did it. He either denies the allegations or shades the circumstances or has outright justifications.
That time in 2001 when he was arrested for slugging his first wife (who he married in 1989, divorced in 2003 remarried in 2005, and divorced again in 2007), which led to a guilty plea for disorderly conduct? According to the police report, he had "punched her twice with a closed fist."
About that one, he is contrite. "She was talking to me real strong, and I lost my mind and slapped her in front of the kids," he says. "Her lawyer said it was a closed fist, but even slapping her was wrong."
And what happened in Costa Rica with Ghent? "She was trying to Mace me," he says, "and you can't see anything so all you can do is try to bat somebody away, and I think that something caught her. But I wasn't trying to hit her."
And the 2005 incident in the restaurant? When Howard and a couple were waiting in line to be seated, they got into an argument that didn't end until Howard knocked the man to the ground and hit the woman.
Howard says he wasn't even in any line. He'd just gone to check out the wait time for a table. The woman accused him of cutting in front of her and one thing led to another, with him acting in self-defense. He pleaded guilty, once again, to disorderly conduct.

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Dead Presidents, tho