"I doubt a white person has ever picked a fruit off a tree."
10/10 writing. No, seriously. This girl perfectly represents every millenial retard, who thinks all white people are rich and live on top of the poor, oppressed minorites.
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yeah...that line really made me cringe...
so did that stupid line in the beginning about "you're already a murderer now baby Every bullet in here will be traced back to that store."
Um..ok, how? Literally how? You can't trace a hunk of lead and copper and a piece of brass to a retail store...and besides that, she paid in cash.
And is it common for conditions of parole not allowing someone to ride or own a motorcycle?
I liked this movie a lot...save for a few things. Everyone other than Gibson and Macey couldn't act to save their lives. All the villains were horrible, cookie-cutter characters portrayed by second-rate actors. The entire beginning is painful to watch. I've seen TV shows depict the same situation better...with better performances.
They can trace bullets.
He's an ex Hell's Angel; that was part of the deal.
"Guys like you don't die on toilets." Mel Gibson-Riggs, Lethal Weapon
I don't think you can trace a bullet to where it was bought. Bullets don't have serial-numbers or anything like that, do they?
True Self is righteous. It's a conspiracy to portray Man as a savage that needs taming and policing.
Bullets don't have serial numbers, no, but the shooting would be all over the news and she'd be recognised pretty easily. Now, given that she's just been involved in a shooting and literally, not five minutes earlier bought bullets, she'd be staring down the barrel of premeditated murder and life. If she hadn't bought the bullets and she was picked up she could create a reasonable defence that she didn't know what they were going to the house for or that she was threatened at gunpoint when they got there.
"No man yet found drinks his tea blacker"
Even if the shooting were on the news...how would the news get her photo at that point?
And that all hinges on the checkout lady remembering one customer she had well enough to not only positively ID her, but to initially call into the police or go to the station to tell them so. And then, maybe, they'd get a look at her on security cameras...but this would take days.
But the mere fact that she bought ammo on the same day that there was a shooting nearby is hardly evidence. Clearly wherever they are...Arizona, New Mexico? I forget.....but most states don't log ammo purchases. Even if they ask for your ID, it's only to make sure you're over 18, but they make it a point to say that they don't need to see her ID for an ammo purchase. That means it's not a restricted purchase in that state, so even if she did buy them, it doesn't matter if she didn't pull the trigger unless they can prove she was at the murder scene.
All forcing her buy the ammo does is make her part of the premeditation, but that's not what he said. He said they would trace the bullets. Why didn't he say "You bought the bullets that are in that guy. You knew what we were coming here to do, and that makes you just as guilty as us!"
Don't defend a movie when it makes a mistake just for the sake of being contrary.
her character sucked. took the film down a few notches.
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"retard"? You lose.
I would say my memory is not what it used to be. But I don't remember what my memory used to be.
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who thinks all white people are rich and live on top of the poor, oppressed minorites.
This is the new racism as promoted by feminist psychopaths. According to them, if you are white, you are automatically treated like a king by everyone you ever meet and in all circumstances of your life, and you are also inherently racist by default. share
You've issues.
I don't even know what you're talking about and where it's coming from.
Oppressed much by mommy?
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Lincoln Lee: I lost a partner.
Peter Bishop: I lost a universe!
I am absolutely swimming on the other end of the pool from the piss-stain called political correctness, but guess what? That line was pretty spot on. Except it's not white people. It's pretty much anyone in the developed world.
Here's something you should really check out https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2013/05/15/north-carolina-needed-6500-farm-workers-only-7-americans-stuck-it-out/
Figure 2.4 is a doozy.
So then pay the American workers higher wages and more would find it worthwhile to stick it out, otherwise the real cost of those immigrant workers will be subsidized through the tax payer's wallet anyway, over generations. And they will bring higher crime and social ills.
shareThat's the thing, they were offering people like 15 bucks an hour to work in the fields doing it... no one showed up. You simply need to have a lower standard of living to even consider working in that end of agriculture anymore. Which we don't, which SHOULD be seen as a positive sign.
Regardless, if you expect farms to pay exorbitant fees just to get citizens to do the job then you're merely asking the industry itself to subsidize peoples' collective attitudes towards a job. The result is a monumental hike in the price of fruits & vegetables passed on to your family. A reality in which you'll still be complaining about how the country is going to hell.
When she said "not a single person ever" it's a sarcastic retort you dumb aspie f#cks, does everything have to be spelled out and explained down to the letter? She does acknowledges his point and exaggerates on purpose meaning that it's a *rare* phenomenon - not that it never ever happens. That's also why they start talking about Eve because the discussion isn't completly serious.
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