Its legal for your Facebook friends to show your profile to police - Polidicks

[QUOTE=Morris Vander;37317337]hahah if you think that people who eat at mcdonalds have a physical addiction to a burger then you need to check your facts, the only reason people keep eating there is because it's cheap and fast[/QUOTE] [URL]http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/you-illuminated/201108/7-things-mcdonald-s-knows-about-your-brain[/URL] cite those sources of yours cause i have mine [editline]edit[/editline] haha oh wow

[QUOTE=Morris Vander;37317337]hahah if you think that people who eat at mcdonalds have a physical addiction to a burger then you need to check your facts, the only reason people keep eating there is because it's cheap and fast[/QUOTE] If you knew how addiction worked you would know why they are so addictive.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37317297]Actually, high fat, high sodium, and high sugar foods are incredibly addictive.[/QUOTE] I've never heard of someone going into withdrawal after not eating fries. I mean, I suppose it could happen if you mix up the salt with cocaine.

Well, if you're stupid enough to leak compromising details about your illegal actions on the internet, I guess you kinda deserve to get done.

[QUOTE=Paramud;37317361]I've never heard of someone going into withdrawal after not eating fries. I mean, I suppose it could happen if you mix up the salt with cocaine.[/QUOTE] [url]http://www.medical-hypotheses.com/article/S0306-9877%2808%2900642-7/abstract[/url] [editline]19th August 2012[/editline] [url]http://journals.lww.com/journaladdictionmedicine/Abstract/2009/03000/Food_Addiction__An_Examination_of_the_Diagnostic.1.aspx[/url]

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37317262]Yea, like the homosexuals who aren't allowed to marry? Who are their victims?[/QUOTE] Thats not a crime. Just because its not allowed does not make it a crime

[QUOTE=areolop;37317710]Thats not a crime. Just because its not allowed does not make it a crime[/QUOTE] If you try and get a marriage license you can be arrested.

[QUOTE=zacht_180;37302756]I know a few gang-bangers. Time to wreak havoc on these incompetent little shits to society. :) Edit: LOL why all the artistics?[/QUOTE] thats fucked up

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37317736]If you try and get a marriage license you can be arrested.[/QUOTE] What.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37315519] Drug dealing is a victimless crime[/QUOTE] What. [editline]19th August 2012[/editline] [QUOTE=yawmwen;37317736]If you try and get a marriage license you can be arrested.[/QUOTE] They might not allow it in certain states but you would not believe the uproar if cops arrested a gay couple because they tried to get a marriage license.

[QUOTE=areolop;37315644]All crimes have a victim, thats why its a crime[/QUOTE] Who's the victim if I were to smoke a bowl right now?

[QUOTE=legolover122;37318308]What. [editline]19th August 2012[/editline] They might not allow it in certain states but you would not believe the uproar if cops arrested a gay couple because they tried to get a marriage license.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=areolop;37318014]What.[/QUOTE] [url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/06/texas-gay-couple-marriage-protest_n_1654268.html[/url] [url]http://articles.nydailynews.com/2012-05-11/news/31672565_1_marriage-license-lesbian-couples-gay-marriage[/url] So who is the victim that these brutal criminals offended?

Hate to be that guy but they were refusing to leave after they got denied. They didn't get arrested because they were trying to get a marraige liscense... They were arrested because they refused to leave the government building... There is a difference. And while arresting them might be a bit of an overkill (although I am going to guess they asked them to leave first), they were still in the wrong [I]because they refused to leave government space after they refused to leave after being denied service[/I].

[QUOTE=legolover122;37319077]Hate to be that guy but they were refusing to leave after they got denied. They didn't get arrested because they were trying to get a marraige liscense... They were arrested because they refused to leave the government building... There is a difference. And while arresting them might be a bit of an overkill (although I am going to guess they asked them to leave first), they were still in the wrong [I]because they refused to leave government space after they refused to leave after being denied service[/I].[/QUOTE] They would have left if they weren't denied a service.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319100]They would have left if they weren't denied a service.[/QUOTE] Lol. Thats like if I robbed a store and shot someone because they were running and I said "I wouldn't have shot them if they didn't run" as an excuse to get out of it.

You have to be rather dumb to gloat about your crimes on the internet.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37318998][url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/06/texas-gay-couple-marriage-protest_n_1654268.html[/url] [url]http://articles.nydailynews.com/2012-05-11/news/31672565_1_marriage-license-lesbian-couples-gay-marriage[/url] So who is the victim that these brutal criminals offended?[/QUOTE] Very, very poor comparison. Drug dealers normally operate with criminal means due to the fact that operating with legal means isn't possible, leading to drug associated crime and such. You might think that this violence is caused by the government but it still doesn't excuse those who perpetrate it.

[QUOTE=legolover122;37319132]Lol. Thats like if I robbed a store and shot someone because they were running and I said "I wouldn't have shot them if they didn't run" as an excuse to get out of it.[/QUOTE] Because asking for a marriage license is robbing a store. This is my point. Asking for the marriage license had no victim. It was a victimless crime. Who was wronged by them demanding a civil liberty?

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319100]They would have left if they weren't denied a service.[/QUOTE] You cant be denied a service that doesn't legally exist.

[QUOTE=BusterBluth;37319190]Very, very poor comparison. Drug dealers normally operate with criminal means due to the fact that operating with legal means isn't possible, leading to drug associated crime and such. You might think that this violence is caused by the government but it still doesn't excuse those who perpetrate it.[/QUOTE] Depends on how you define a drug dealer. Someone who peddles in something like marijuana usually isn't running around killing people as much as you'd like to think, especially with how mainstream it is.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319205] This is my point. Asking for the marriage license had no victim. It was a victimless crime. Who was wronged by them demanding a civil liberty?[/QUOTE] Thats not why they where arrested though.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319205]Because asking for a marriage license is robbing a store. This is my point. Asking for the marriage license had no victim. It was a victimless crime. Who was wronged by them demanding a civil liberty?[/QUOTE] Asking for a marriage license isn't a crime. I never said that. Making a commotion and refusing to leave government property after being asked to is. That is what I said. And I NEVER said asking for a marriage license is like robbing a store. NOT ONCE. I was comparing your "they wouldn't have stayed (breaking the law) if they allowed them to get married" and was comparing it to "I wouldn't have shot the guy (breaking the law) if he didn't run" pointing out how flawed that logic was if someone used those two excuses.

[QUOTE=DaDillsta;37319211]Depends on how you define a drug dealer. Someone who peddles in something like marijuana usually isn't running around killing people as much as you'd like to think, especially with how mainstream it is.[/QUOTE] I wasnt implying that all drug dealers are killers. Just that drugs generally breed other forms of crime.

[QUOTE=BusterBluth;37319233]Thats not why they where arrested though.[/QUOTE] Yes it was! They refused to leave until they got something they have a right to. The government arrested them for it.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319262]Yes it was! They refused to leave until they got something they have a right to. The government arrested them for it.[/QUOTE] But they legally don't have a right to it . . . .

[QUOTE=BusterBluth;37319242]I wasnt implying that all drug dealers are killers. Just that drugs generally breed other forms of crime.[/QUOTE] Yeah but the main reason they do is because they are illegal in the first place. Throwing people in prison over drugs doesn't usually cause any sort of reform as drugs are readily available in the prisons and they don't stop in the first place.

[QUOTE=yawmwen;37319262]Yes it was! They refused to leave until they got something they have a right to. The government arrested them for it.[/QUOTE] I will spell it out very clearly. [B][I]They were told to leave government property by government officials (Cops and/or people working in said building). If you do not leave government property after a government official tells you to leave then that is called a CRIME. People get ARRESTED FOR CRIMES.[/I][/B] You DON'T get arrested for peaceful protesting. you DO get arrested for inciting/partaking in RIOTS or OTHER VIOLENT/DESTRUCTIVE FORMS OF PROTEST.

[QUOTE=lavacano;37318927]Who's the victim if I were to smoke a bowl right now?[/QUOTE] you bought from a dealer who got his stuff from a supplier who got his stuff from a cartel who did this [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Drug_War#U.S._death_toll_and_national_security[/url] and countless other atrocities

[QUOTE=DaDillsta;37319285]Yeah but the main reason they do is because they are illegal in the first place. Throwing people in prison over drugs doesn't usually cause any sort of reform as drugs are readily available in the prisons and they don't stop in the first place.[/QUOTE] Throwing people in jail does stop them from committing criminal offenses.

[QUOTE=BusterBluth;37319268]But they legally don't have a right to it . . . .[/QUOTE] Exactly! What fucking victim is there to their crime? My point is that there is such a thing as victimless crimes. Earlier someone said that all crimes have a victim, otherwise they wouldn't be a crime. [editline]20th August 2012[/editline] [QUOTE=legolover122;37319297]I will spell it out very clearly. [B][I]They were told to leave government property by government officials (Cops and/or people working in said building). If you do not leave government property after a government official tells you to leave then that is called a CRIME. People get ARRESTED FOR CRIMES.[/I][/B] You DON'T get arrested for peaceful protesting. you DO get arrested for inciting/partaking in RIOTS or OTHER VIOLENT/DESTRUCTIVE FORMS OF PROTEST.[/QUOTE] ahahaha MLK Jr. was a terrorist to you? [editline]20th August 2012[/editline] Peaceful protest does nothing, civil disobedience is better.