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I would love to see DNA do a kit that gives us a new arm part and a Ramjet so we could have that feature back.

Watched Emgo's video on Tidal Wave. Gotta be honest, I am not happy about some of the decisions made. I'm still going to get him, but honestly, I really just wanted the original toy with knees. Like, the mini dark fleet is, to me, just dumb. I never cared for that 'combining' gimmick back...

High speed chases have been dumb for years. #1: You're not outrunning motorola. #2: You're not outrunning aircraft #3: Unless you know it's a dangerous felon with a history of violence, you're not supposed to chase. At least here in Kansas.

Frankly, the best case scenario for Tesla.

Genuinely amazed we're getting Mainframe separate from the Ark.

While stakes were far less than the presidency, I have been one of the 'consequences be damned' whistleblowers in a position I've previously held. To this day I am paying for that. To this day those people continue to do everything they can to make my life suck and, honestly, they've done a...

I'm suddenly reminded of the awesomeness of Shaolin Showdown and need to buy all the seasons so I can watch again.

*sigh Yes, yes, it is Congress that gets to do that. But, Biden, as the President, came out and said he was against even the attempt...

I continue to be disappointed by people I had admiration for at one point.

Not often I fully agree with you, but here we are. Regardless of who started the trend, this is happening under Biden's watch. he has had opportunities to walk back some of the worst of Trump's decisions, like expanding SCOTUS. he has chosen not to for reasons. There is a reason why young...

Yes, there's a misunderstanding here. Arresting someone is more than just placing them in cuffs and detaining them. It's a process, with paperwork and other aspects. Kansas law officers can halt and reverse that process. It's more than just uncuffing and saying, 'you're free to go'.

That is a very different thing. And that will vary state to state. Did you know that Kansas has given officers the ability to 'unarrest' someone? Seriously, if a cop feels like something has changed or perhaps a boss didn't approve of what was done, they can literally unarrest someone and...

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I don't think you're wrong. But I do have a question. If the election were held tomorrow, do you think the results would be the same as the election in November?

As someone in the field (even if only tangentally right now) here's my thoughts on improving policing. First and foremost is the removal of qualified immunity. While a good idea in concept, protecting police and other public servants from civil liability for simply doing their job, the way it...

I am unaware of any quotas relating to potential murder investigations. (or lack of investigations, as this case is concerned) Seriously, I am absolutely with everyone appalled at this behavior. What has me confused is what Pocket said. I do not understand what is trying to be said or...

I am curious as to how that would even work. Cops being penalized for arresting someone who doesn't end up convicted. Not trying to digress, but do you realize just how many people are involved in an arrest decision outside of those cases where an on scene incident arrest takes place?

Thurgood Marshall is rolling in his grave.

Absolutely disgusting. Just appalling.

Or super excited at the thought of a horse race.