GuyDudeman

Wow, yeah. My kid got into minecraft and we play it together in creative mode and discover caves and build hideouts and stuff. It’s fun.

Yeah that doesn’t make any sense. They had a drop-off slot at the desk where you just dropped them into to return them.

Which FPS do you enjoy?

Joke’s on you… it never had a soul!

Conservatives are wrecking the entire planet.

Unfortunately true.

They may not say the slur, but they encode it.

I love it when people come with receipts.

Which is why I like Beehaw.

This is a moment when I’d love to use the “you love to see it” meme comment, but it’s more like… “People are fleeing the burning building, and running across the street to an identical building that is infested with rats and cockroaches!”

Are there actually players who are choosing it for that reason at all?

So you’re saying that people with disabilities should be excluded from society?

I sincerely doubt they would just release him to the general population.

Maybe you overlooked where I said that this guy should be in a facility where he can’t hurt anyone?

You guys are talking specifically about the FBI, which has no jurisdiction over abortion law enforcement.

In this particular case, I believe the accused should be an inpatient at a mental health facility, especially because of the violent threats that were made. There is no way he should be allowed to walk free and continue doing this to people.

In the case of someone with Tourette’s yelling “Fire! Titties! Fire!” in a crowded theater and causing a stampede - they are still not responsible, nor would they be ruled responsible for any deaths that occur, and that’s 100% correct in my view.

I would say that he did demonstrate that he was insane, and therefore should be confined to a mental health institution.

This guy, given his behavior, should absolutely be in a facility where he can’t do any harm.

However - I have known a few people with Tourette’s over the years, and can absolutely say that mental state and abilities should play a factor in whether or not something that’s done would violate the law.

Yelling “fire” in a crowded theater may not be something someone with tourette’s can control. If that causes a stampede and people get trampled, that’s not their fault, in my opinion.

Yes. Aren’t you?

Can you point to any in the last 20 years?