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- 22 Lip 2017
These are just the lyrics of Marilyn Manson's Irresponsible Hate AnthemAnd for anyone who wants to know what it usually looks like most of the time:
And it's still kino.
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These are just the lyrics of Marilyn Manson's Irresponsible Hate AnthemAnd for anyone who wants to know what it usually looks like most of the time:
Practicing lawyers often do this. They can also actually like someone and still go balls to the wall murder monkey on them, then have a beer with them after they punch out for the day.You can hate someone to the core and still talk to them civilly
He was guilty as sin and had zero chance of beating the misdemeanor charges but he won on the serious felony that could have sent him away for much, much longer.But I thought Barnes was just quasi famous for being Wesley Snipes' lawyer (Wesley Snipes lost, went to federal prison & lost every appeal).
Even if that's true, that's some edgyboi edgelord edge shit right there. Sounds like something you'd get at Hot Topic (where he got his gay belt).It was shown to be part of an art piece from the Master Bedroom.
Not many people have written a line on the level of "I wasn't born with enough middle fingers."
It seems to me he's at least about as popular as Nick was, at Nick's peak. Viva too.Is he though? I guess on Rumble .. for whatever that's worth. But I thought Barnes was just quasi famous for being Wesley Snipes' lawyer (Wesley Snipes lost, went to federal prison & lost every appeal). Didn't know Barnes did much else except ambulance chase politicians on trial.
It's not even true in the vast majority of cases.Catching up on MATI from yesterday.
and the "You have a(n) _____ Avatar" shit is such a fucking faggot way of dealing with something someone says.
That last screencap is such damning evidence for rumor mongering.... "I haven't said anything publicly, but I have talked to people privately, and I suggest you talk to them" and then those people suggest corruption and conspiracy....Working on a way to archive them, but Nick clickedon a handful of Instagram comments speculating there was some wrongdoing by the police.
Oh certainly, I am just tired of hearing it as if it were an actual point in an argument.It's not even true in the vast majority of cases.
He explicitly said in the Interview with Chrissie "Go watch Barnes."That last screencap is such damning evidence for rumor mongering.... "I haven't said anything publicly, but I have talked to people privately, and I suggest you talk to them" and then those people suggest corruption and conspiracy....
In my specualted opinion, I imagine Nick is carrying out behaivours that are present in his parents, which would explain why some of Kaylas family were some of the people to report their behaivour.
I doubt there's good case law out there, but it's not really a strong argument that it being a livestream makes it unique. If a police officer were watching a house from a public street, saw someone walk out in public view acting erratically, could hear them speaking erratically, and saw them with suspicious residue on their nose, that could be combined with other observations and investigations to add up to probable cause. How is watching the livestream any different than watching someone on a public street? Absent digital manipulation, which nobody has claimed, it's just a non sequitur designed to appeal to people who don't know enough about the topic to think deeply.It seems to me if a reasonable trained law enforcement officer saw that stream, including the way Nick was acting, and with white powder on Nick's nose, they would conclude there is likely coke in that house and he is on it. A judge would feel similarly.
And this fat puffed-up bullfrog based that on including the deranged cokestream, because apparently ducking out on stream, returning with a white powder obviously on your nose and raving and screaming like a lunatic, with strange new energy, is total First Amendment activity, not obvious cocaine abuse.Maybe late, but this is another clip of barnes explicitly talking about how the search warrant substantiated him in claiming that Nick's situation was caused by political corruption, personal motivations and "first amendment retaliation animus". He also implies that an honest judge would have never signed the warrant. Which would all further support the idea that the search is a matter of public interest.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=UEHqZJqHBeA:1073
Rekieta-Null texts.
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It was. The cokestrem wasn't the only thing they relied on. The warrant application makes clear they came at this from multiple angles. Particularly the observations of staff at Nick's old church.If a police officer were watching a house from a public street, saw someone walk out in public view acting erratically, could hear them speaking erratically, and saw them with suspicious residue on their nose, that could be combined with other observations and investigations to add up to probable cause.
Yeah, until you get to the part where Barnes (according to himself) bailed on Snipes because he didn't want to be associated with the sentence handed down for the misdemeanor convictions. @Musashi's Son pointed that out from this Hollywood Reporter article.He was guilty as sin and had zero chance of beating the misdemeanor charges but he won on the serious felony that could have sent him away for much, much longer.
Barnes actually did a good job on that and I'm not saying that because I like him, because I don't.
I also have criticized his conduct after the case. Repeatedly. I do not believe a lawyer should trash-talk a client after the fact even when it does not directly violate ethical rules.Yeah, until you get to the part where Barnes (according to himself) bailed on Snipes because he didn't want to be associated with the sentence handed down for the misdemeanor convictions. @Musashi's Son pointed that out from this Hollywood Reporter article.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ho...ws/fired-wesley-snipes-lawyers-big-62843/amp/
This is a deep cut but someone will get it.
Ya think?I might have some questions about warrant and process if the house was more spotless than operating room and there was no drugs at all including alcohol in the house... But the totality and findings... Even if it was slightly wrong it is mandatory step to fight it to some level, but arguing that you could win is insanity...
He's just gonna lie and claim the only people they sleep with are each other.Rekieta is fine with challenging and talking about the drug thing and the bodycam footage etc. but has anybody confronted him on livestream about letting Aaron have sex multiple times with his WIFE ?