>>1172880
I'm pretty sure he shot himself but no article I can find says that. This article describes more about how "horrible" the footage is, but doesn't say what it showed beyond Knott's dead body. Apparently he was disabled after a car accident with constant pain due to metal rods in his back.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/the-person-who-found-son-26947934

>>1172981
If not them then who? Rolling Stone? It isn't like Breitbart or the National Review is going to report on Trump's crimes.

>>1172982
>Trump's crimes.
Based lunatic, you cant even remember what you were talking about literally one post ago

>>1172983
That wasn't me but the point stands. There is literally nothing wrong with Slate.

>>1172402
>the constitution forbids income tax
The 16th amendment says otherwise.

>>1172981
>This is where you shoot the messenger now.
I accept your surrender on the fact republicans are going to now take away birth control.

>>1172529
Tell that to Republicans who are upset that a black girl got casted on merit.

>>1172725
Funny you said that since the live action is far better story-wise compared to the original especially since it fixes like 90% of the plotholes it had.

>>1172792
Dan Schneider was Nickelodeon, not Disney Channel.

>>1172884
He did produce shows for both corporations

>>1173439
No he hasn't. He was only ever at Nickelodeon.

>>1172735
>there's not a single mainstream democrat news website that still has open comments. why?
First of all, I don't know what "mainstream democrat news websites" are. If you are referring to "mainstream news websites without a right-leaning editorial slant", then the reason is there's no incentive to have a comments section for each article that you would have to pay someone to moderate (that is, remove explicit hate speech) and that most people ignore anyway, when people can just use social media instead. Secondly, I'm pretty sure The New York Times and The Washington Post still have comments sections.

>"You can run but you can't hide. Beyond voluntary commitments, fighting disinformation will be legal obligation under #DSA as of August 25. Our teams will be ready for enforcement."
The Minister of Truth has spoken.

Msm lies frequently, and can't stand being called out by the public. They've given up battling and are now resorting to just banning everyone who does that. Especially on matters that exposes how the info regime operates. That doesn't apply to just repubs or dems. It's everyone. Nobody can say shit.

The EU fighting Elon over misinformation is a chuckle and a half. Not one of these govts is interested in information being correct or not. It's about shutting up dissent and following the China model. China overall is a lot more calm because their media doesn't have to dazzle their populace with culture wars bullshit to distract everyone from the real issues surrounding them.

Like it or not, the west is carbon copying the China info model, so y'all gotta just deal with it. The days of saying whatever on social media are long gone.

>>1172307
I'm sure right wingers pay google to circumvent capcha given big tech is in their pocket.

>>1172308
you’re right, he is, but his business is operating in europe, and, you know, your operations in that place have to follow their rules

>>1172587
your tax dollars at work
literally. every president basically never pays for healthcare again, and never drives themselves again. 2 primary causes of death right there taken out at the knees before he even got old.

>>1172688
>taxes pay for presidents' and congressmen's healthcare. And presidents' pension.
>citizens can't even get single-payer healthcare for themselves
Man, the United States is so cucked

>>1172587
Living long isn't particularly hard if you put any iota of effort into lifting and eating straight from the farm. Also not getting vaxxed. And that's not even touching the child blood they extract from their satanic rituals to stay alive forever.
>>1172688
Imagine ever stepping anywhere near the """"healthcare system"""" overrun by the satanic cultist hideout. Also driving, mainly because the masses (npcs) are idiots and non sentient bots programmed from day 1.
>>1172701
Touching anything possessed by the system is your retarded fault. Be ungovernable. Go off grid and get away as far away as possible. Be an infallible super being who builds everything from nothing. That's the only road for success

>>1172701
sorry but paying for a presidents stuff is a privilege an you should feel honored to do so. if you arent donating at least 30% of your income to the president, you're note even an american

>>1172722
>Living long isn't particularly hard if you put any iota of effort into lifting and eating straight from the farm.
cardio is just as important. lifting is good for lowering the chance breaking a hip and dying in the hospital/preventing diabetes, but cardio is key for cardiovascular health and also helps prevent beetus
> Also not getting vaxxed.
whether this has a positive or negative effect, the effect is small enough over the long term it doesn't really matter.
>And that's not even touching the child blood they extract from their satanic rituals to stay alive forever.
kek

His name is "Danny", not "David". You clearly saw it in the article, so why would you misname him not once, but twice in your post?

>>1172748
You are talking to a spam script.

>>1172748
>clearly saw it in the article
>implying OP actually read the article
he's one of the newfag trolls. Sage and move on.

>maximum of 30 years
fify Chang

>>1172632
take the schizo boomer posting elsewhere. this isn't the yahoo news comments section.

>>1172645
Tell it to the poster who thinks Americans watch CNN

>>1172152
Based.
Vats thought they could make neocons like them by constantly bringing up trannies; they couldn't be more wrong.

>>1172152
They actually put a warrant out for an edited video?

Putin will die of a heart attack or stroke in about, oh, let's say 3 months conservatively. That is if he doesn't Adolf himself first. Afterwards the status quo returns be cause this was all really a bucket list wish from Vlad anyways

Codey, who still represents Essex and Morris Counties in the state Senate, did not respond to requests for comment.

Weinberg and Codey conceived of their 2002 bill as a way to spur the “research, development, and manufacture” of smart-gun technology, Weinberg told NPR in 2014 — an attempt to address a crisis of accidental shootings, suicides, and homicides that involve lost or stolen guns. According to data from the Gun Violence Archive, almost 700 children are injured or killed in accidental shootings in the United States each year since 2015; roughly 25,000 die each year by firearm suicide. And as The Trace has reported, thousands of stolen guns every year turn up at the scenes of carjackings, sexual assaults, murders, and other crimes. Researchers and violence prevention advocates see smart guns as an effective and uncontroversial way to reduce such shootings.

But rather than facilitating the development of smart-gun technology, Weinberg and Codey’s law wound up thwarting it. The original requirement attracted furious blowback from gun rights organizations and Second Amendment activists, who rallied to block the release of products that would trigger the state’s countdown clock.

Their opposition mired discussion of the technology in hot-blooded political muck. For nearly two decades, no smart guns made it to market in the U.S., and no major firearms manufacturer dared explore the technology. When a German company introduced a model controlled by a radio frequency identification chip in a companion watch, the two U.S. gun stores that announced plans to carry the weapon faced boycotts and death threats. (The gun, the iP1 from the gunmaker Armatix, was also an unmitigated failure: its RFID-controlled safety could be disabled with magnets).

Weinberg recognized the legislation’s shortcomings, and campaigned for years to have it altered. She authored the bill’s partial repeal in 2019, and in the process gave responsibility for working out the details to a new commission — the PHAC.

But nearly four years later, the PHAC has yet to formalize criteria for guns to qualify for inclusion on the state’s roster. Members — including a pediatric emergency care doctor, the inventor of a biometric gun lock, and a lieutenant with the New Jersey State Police — began meeting only in 2022, minutes published to the attorney general’s website show. Meanwhile, questions abound about how the law’s stocking requirement might actually be enforced.

Whether the Biofire gun is authorized by the PHAC or not, Kloepfer told The Trace that the company is years from possessing the necessary production capacity to fulfill wholesale orders. For the time being, Biofire is only accepting orders through its website, and expects to begin shipping guns in the first half of 2024.

Margot Hirsch, president of the Smart Tech Challenges Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports technological innovations to help reduce gun violence, said that her organization does not support the New Jersey mandate, and believes that even in its current form, the law has presented obstacles to the development of smart-gun technology. “This bill was well-intentioned, but it didn’t work, and they didn’t learn their lesson,” she said. “And now this commission is setting technological standards for smart guns without the input of any true subject matter experts. To me, that borders on irresponsible.”

Weinberg told The Trace that the requirement in the original bill was an attempt to encourage the market for smart guns in the midst of what she viewed as the gun industry’s resistance to the technology, and compared it to laws mandating seatbelts or airbags in cars. She disagreed that the newer version of the law would have a chilling effect on smart-gun production, saying, “There is nothing here that should preclude people from doing research and development.”

Correction: A photo caption in an earlier version of this article misstated where the smart gun manufacturer Biofire is based.

>>1172699
>https://www.thetrace.org/
>The Trace is an American non-profit journalism outlet devoted to gun-related news in the United States. It was established in 2015 with seed money from the largest gun control advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety, which was founded by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, and went live on 19 June of that year. The site's editorial director is James Burnett.
It's a goddamned thinktank. There are way too many agenda posters on this board and I don't care what side you're on.

>>1172706
the trace is good for when they are seething. Whenever they write an article about something like Bruen where they cry about getting btfo I read it.

Nobody cares about broke-ass Syria except what cheap oil that can be taken out of it. It's not just western media that doesn't care. Nobody cares.

>>1172678
BigOil wants the huge pipeline they have been building for the last 20 years in Iraq to go through Syria to a terminal on the Mediterranean without the Israelis or the Turks taking a cut. It can't go through Lebanon either because they are animals there.

You now remember the US has military bases there for some reason too

>>1172279
Israel sounds like a real jerk.

>>1172681
Bingo. Genie energy. Look up it's board of directors and it will all make sense. Syria is the last piece to fall for their pipeline. Between that and the Nordstream sabotage, glows are going to push harder than ever.

>>1172317
bump

>>1172237
>“It’s senseless, it doesn’t make sense,” Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said in a Memorial Day press conference.
lol he knows and doesn't want to say anything out of fear for his job.
Punks like this kid probably rob the owner all the time. And when he decided to fight back the state punished him.
Anarchotyranny, coming to a neighborhood near you.

>>1172399
>bullet proof glass
Oh so it was one of those neighborhood stores
>Rick Chow
>Cyrus Carmack-Belton
Yup its all becoming clear to me.
He fucked around with a Asian man thinking the results would be the same as with whytee
>Deputies recovered a gun believed to belong to the victim near his body
To much grimy coco butter on the upper receiver makes it hard to rack and chamber the weapon. Chows are lucky they are alive

>>1172506
Umm achkutally I have another window open on >>>/gif/JAV Uncensored

>>1173136
a man of culture and refined tastes

>>1173230
>RCSD said there is no evidence that Carmack-Belton pointed it at or threatened Chow.

>>1172523
you don't need to deserve anything, you just take it. there are no rules except the ones of game theory and war. you are welcome

>>1172565
imagine thinking this way and not facing any consequences

>>1172565
There are rules, Palestinians simply dont have the US vetoing the entire planet condemning israel every single time at the UN.

>>1172523
Doesn't belong to Palestinians either. The word Palestine derives from Philistine and the Philistines were Greek.

>>1173579
>The word Palestine derives from Philistine
Source on this?

Welp, it's finally over now.

>>1172606
Obviously, if the Russians invade Poland, they will not coddle us as much as they coddle the Ukrainians. These two nations have many relatives in their countries, so Putin is very cautious in his actions. Ukraine is Russia's nerve center. But if the Russians invade a Western country for which they have no empathy, they will destroy our cities without blinking an eye, just as the Americans did in Iraq.

>>1172606
it's over for putin

>>1172478
>Which country would you have prefered the intel agents came from?
Personally, America

>>1172512
>>1172472
Part of the mob?

>The Israeli military censor originally barred media in the country from reporting the name of the fatality, but lifted the embargo at midnight.
how does that work? the israeli military has no jurisdiction over any foreign country, unless they mean israeli media

>>1172569
They were probably scrubbing/checking the agents activity to make sure it wasn't something too fucked up. Also this boat didn't "Capsize"

>>1172468
"Intelligence agents" are usually just fall golems that do the dirty work and are discarded when no longer needed as they know too much about the suits in charge.
The only smart ones jump straight into working for major news organizations like CNN when they're out so the public know they exist so it's harder for them to be suicided.

>>1172476
>Yeah bro, just get a long with people that want to execute you
The absolute state of Americans. Trying to explain geopolitics to them is like trying to teach a toad algebra.

>>1172477
Good. Stay in your country and keep away from mine.

The change.org link of that cause has been updated:

https://www.change.org/p/ursula-von-der-leyen-grant-asylum-in-the-eu-to-peaceful-ansaris-who-face-extermination/u/31630400

>>1172271
>It seems they're being persecuted on the Muslim countries because they believe the hijab is not obligatory and alcohol is halal
But alcohol is haram and the hijab is obligatory, what's their fucking problem?

>>1172254
Man must be nice to have amnesty international give a shit about you. Christians in the west get attacked by blacks and homos all the time yet amnesty international says nothing