It says up to 20 years so I think it’s pretty similar.

I live in Texas, and we have cricket pitches in a lot of public parks here. It is mostly Indian people that play here, but not exclusively and there are open leagues you can sign up for.

I’m a dude, and I think most major religions are pretty fucked. They’re even worse to women though. It’s hard to see it any other way than people being taken advantage of.

I hate when I’m watching a tv show or movie at the gym while running and there’s a sexual scene for no reason lol

50 Cent sorta went broke for a minute though with a series of dumb shenanigans

Yeah, but Dana White is 3x her size and could fairly easily hold her back instead of swinging back at her. Especially since it is his wife drunk off her ass, and not some random crazy person.

Chiba in Japan, or China?

I’m not sure I agree with the assertion that psychological treatment is not able to significantly reduce the chance of someone engaging in a mass shooting.

While people that shoot others are unlikely to seek treatment themselves, it should be forced upon people who commit violent crimes. Many shooters have massive red flags that should have led to arrest and psychological treatment prior to the shooting.

That, but also send him to a psychologist and some therapy while in jail. He’s going to get out eventually, and I’d rather he improve himself than shoot people in 10 years.

The state department says that so people do less stupid shit. They generally still work to help Americans that are arrested for stuff that’s not a major crime in the US. This dude will probably just be held for a day or two and then deported by Qatar if he is American; the US has more military in Qatar than Qatar, and is most of the reason Qatar is still around.

You’re on the sports subreddit.

He is a famous wide receiver that won a Super Bowl in the NFL recently, and is returning from an injury as a free agent. If you follow football, you would know he is likely going to be signed to a $10-20M/yr contact.

I’m a Cowboys fan and even I can’t be mad at this comment lol

Yeah, but the idea of whether someone has been charged or not is meaningless in determining their guilt within common law systems. The accusation itself and the denial is the only relevant part currently. Whether there are additional accusers or a way to corroborate this accusation will be used to determine his guilt at trial. The fact that he was charged is explicitly ignored as evidence for obvious reasons.

On the topic of prosecutors being general fuckups, Bill Cosby was not charged during multiple investigations before he was first brought to trial. Ray Rice punched a woman in an elevator on a recoding that prosecutors had, and they did not press charges until public outcry forced them to much later. Given that these decisions are often so obviously wrong, in favor of and against defendants, we should not give the decisions made at these offices credence.

I’ve not claimed this actor is innocent nor guilty, nor made any comments about that specific attorney. These comments apply to the common law justice systems as a whole.

District and defense attorneys are adversarial figures, and should always be viewed with distrust due to their goals. Neither a DA nor a defense attorney is inherently interested in “justice”. They’re interested in winning their case, and only by putting those two interests against each other do we have enough information for a decision to be made by an impartial third party (the jury).

Why post this article?

There is no info either way except that he was accused and he denies it, so all we’re going to get is a Reddit dumpster fire referendum on whether people like this guy or not.

There is no need to demolish anything or build new stadiums to host a World Cup or Olympics. Countries that don’t already have the infrastructure shouldn’t host it.

International sports are awesome, but FIFA is screwy.

What is the impact of the captain getting a yellow card? I was under the impression it would only matter if the captain got another yellow card during the game.

These are mostly people of Indian heritage working in Canada trying to see their family in India.

I could see how it would be offensive up until I realized he meant the city of Sydney, not a person named Sydney lol.

It seems the article is about the Chinese government threatening Canadian Chinese people. I would hope people don’t blame Canadian Chinese folks for things like this, when they’re the ones being victimized.

It seems obviously illegal for China to run social police stations in Canada. If they know they’re there, their equivalent of the FBI should be kicking doors.

Yeah, there are tons of recreational drugs that aren’t technically illegal but are analogues of popular drugs. Steroids are the same.

Reuters is a wire service, like AP. They release most any news without selectivity and with very fact-based headlines. Other news services selectively use their articles with minor revisions on a paid basis according to their leadership. As an example, you will often see “via Reuters” or “via AP” on CNN articles.

You have the right to defend yourself from someone shooting at you, even if you are a minority in an area with gang violence. We cannot apply laws differently to suburbanites and to “people that look like they’re in a gang”.

There is no legal basis to charge someone who uses violence only after they are attacked unless you can prove beyond a reasonable doubt they did not have a legal justification to use force.

I hate the Yankees, but I don’t want to find out in 10 years Aaron Judge got caught cheating this year lol