Kinda. Fighting words have been so narrowed as to be functionally meaningless. Cohen v Californa (I think?) basically said "emotions alone aren't enough."
Practically, fighting words have to rise to the level of being reasonably interpreted as an imminent threat to get outside of First Amendment protection.
In this case, sounds like the assholes yelled their slurs and kept moving, so that wouldn't justify the use of force.
The general sentiment (don't downvote just because you disagree) is correct, but the context of it is a bit different.
The comment heavily implies ("... simple truth...") that their statement is reasonable and correct. But in reality, their statement is whackadoo nonsense and downvoting that kind of thing is completely reasonable.
Some US states are also like this. Often limits on the types of relationships and a low age of consent (16, say, but with a harder limit on how many months there can be between the parties).
There are a lot of people who are against the kind of predation that is lauded amongst the vile and the wealthy.
Seems reasonable on its face, but I'd love to see what the "rebound" times are for getting back to normal.
Like, I know that my computational speed goes up when I use a calculator and I suffer without it. But when I get back into the swing of mental math, I feel like I return to a baseline. Do the doctors who get worse at spotting cancer bounce back after they realize they've gotta do it without AI?
Kinda. Fighting words have been so narrowed as to be functionally meaningless. Cohen v Californa (I think?) basically said "emotions alone aren't enough."
Practically, fighting words have to rise to the level of being reasonably interpreted as an imminent threat to get outside of First Amendment protection.
In this case, sounds like the assholes yelled their slurs and kept moving, so that wouldn't justify the use of force.
Probably about exposure, but I feel like my beard keeps my face cooler. The sweat evaporation on all them little hairs makes a difference.
Feels warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
At this point, I'd settle for swatting a hall monitor with a bug zapper.
On the one hand, I love delivering electric shocks to children, but on the other hand, I really hate cops.
The one who attacked the humans in the future (when the picture of Sarah gets burned) was a totally different look than Arnold, right?
I miss when the state ran our liquor stores. Was much cheaper.
Get out of here with your nuance.
Millennial with a hairband for a wallet here.
Yep. Teacher here. They (almost) all have wallets.
It's... it's not just trucks of RAM and GPUs?
The general sentiment (don't downvote just because you disagree) is correct, but the context of it is a bit different.
The comment heavily implies ("... simple truth...") that their statement is reasonable and correct. But in reality, their statement is whackadoo nonsense and downvoting that kind of thing is completely reasonable.
Even with "one-pedal driving," there's still a physical brake pedal for backup/emergencies.
And then, per the 13th, legal slavery!
It's incredible to think about how the city council members in places like Los Angeles have meaningful sway over more people than most governors.
What is a rocket but a fuel depot with a nozzle?
Lots of citations. Lots.
Also, wide margins.
Do you mean "sit-down, shut-up, & read"?
Some US states are also like this. Often limits on the types of relationships and a low age of consent (16, say, but with a harder limit on how many months there can be between the parties).
There are a lot of people who are against the kind of predation that is lauded amongst the vile and the wealthy.
Seems reasonable on its face, but I'd love to see what the "rebound" times are for getting back to normal.
Like, I know that my computational speed goes up when I use a calculator and I suffer without it. But when I get back into the swing of mental math, I feel like I return to a baseline. Do the doctors who get worse at spotting cancer bounce back after they realize they've gotta do it without AI?