“Why would anyone crack the game? That’s illegal!”- Some Capcom executive about Street Fighter x Tekken
Needlessly pointing a firearm at someone can violate the Fourth Amendment, even if the officer never pulls the trigger.
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Needlessly pointing a firearm at someone can violate the Fourth Amendment, even if the officer never pulls the trigger.
But they cost much less, can be installed on balconies or in yards with little or no expertise, and can be easily taken down and reinstalled...So they’re ideal for renters or low-income households."
But they cost much less, can be installed on balconies or in yards with little or no expertise, and can be easily taken down and reinstalled...So they’re ideal for renters or low-income households."
One thing that is entirely the same is that they are both children, and neither can give consent to an adult who is raping them.
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One thing that is entirely the same is that they are both children, and neither can give consent to an adult who is raping them.
So Wolff didn't just have a reporter-source relationship with Epstein. Nor was Wolff his informal PR adviser. They saw each other as potential business partners.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
So Wolff didn't just have a reporter-source relationship with Epstein. Nor was Wolff his informal PR adviser. They saw each other as potential business partners.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
It's become embedded in a lot of western "business ethics". Unless the society has a real sense of shame (just as a general thing), these "leaders" can get away with all kinds of nonsense due to subordinate obsequeousness.
It's become embedded in a lot of western "business ethics". Unless the society has a real sense of shame (just as a general thing), these "leaders" can get away with all kinds of nonsense due to subordinate obsequeousness.