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Shared sexual appreciation for kids.What drives somebody to be this defensive of Melton?
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Shared sexual appreciation for kids.What drives somebody to be this defensive of Melton?
When he did his crossdressing stream and took all of his kids toys he was drunk and the kids walked in on the stream confused. He's just a shitty disgusting liar about everything.I don't even know if he's lying to the audience or to himself.
Denny'sWhat's the common denominator between drug cops, lab techs testing for drugs and the Rekieta children?
It's not even just threshholds when it comes to this stuff, lots of non-alcoholic food and drink have ABV around or above 0.5%. I think ketchup is about 0.67. Such a low amount of alcohol will be processed by your liver before it is able to have any sort of intoxicating effect. It is exactly the same when you cook with alcohol, a large amount will be cooked off and the rest will be so diluted by the other ingredients that the alcohol content would be too low to even make you intoxicated because you would never be able to consume it fast enough. If I remember rightly you really need to be drinking something over 1.5% ABV to get even slightly intoxicated.Probably late but leading toxicology expert thinks you can piss hot from eating food seasoned with spirits:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YGlxvEeL0rk
He really is incapable of understanding the concept of thresholds, isn´t he?
His notion of the world is incredibly childish... does he think drug tests are accepted as predictors of drug consumption without controlling for negligible exposure? Like everywhere in the world people recognize the predictive value of those tests but no one in the whole wide world has the same intelligence to question scenarios where a false positive could be returned and already accounted for it. He is really really dumb...
Think about this: Rekieta drops a hundred dollars to a pedophile who harasses a child Nick took care of personally. Does it sound like a man of principles?I don’t know, I shouldn’t expect logical consistency from Rekieta at this point but it just popped into my head reading the second screenshot in your post.
At this point he's legally required to change his name to Fat Herrera.
It appears that he is trying to say that the test was a false positive for the ingestion of cocaine by his daughter, and that instead the "exposure" was by cops who had touched his daughter after taking cocaine.Wyświetl załącznik 6737969
"false positive FOR USE."
Is this a backhanded admission that his daughter did ingest cocaine at some point, but now we are using the cope of "she didn't use it voluntarily"? I seriously can't keep up with the different lies and excuses Nick uses just on this one issue, never mind the myriad of other lies and copes he uses about everything else in his life.
This is a VERY interesting titbit. Does it also apply to concurrent sentencing? What if Nick is convicted of both counts in the same trial? Does the second get a higher criminal history score?
My logic says, 'no', because that could be gamed, but I want to be sure.
Appellant argues that her convictions stem from a single behavioral incident, and therefore, her sentence for sale of methamphetamine and child endangerment was improper. We disagree. "f a person's conduct constitutes more than one offense under the laws of this state, the person may be punished for only one of the offenses. . . ." Minn. Stat. § 609.035, subd. 1 (2004). The defendant may not be sentenced for two or more offenses that were committed as part of the same behavioral incident. State v. Norregaard, 384 N.W.2d 449, 449 (Minn. 1986).
Whether multiple offenses arose out of the same behavioral incident depends on the facts of each case. State v. Bookwalter, 541 N.W.2d 290, 294 (Minn. 1995). In determining whether two convictions arose out of a single behavioral incident, we are to consider time, place, and whether the offenses were motivated by a desire to obtain a single criminal objective. State v. Richardson, 633 N.W.2d 879, 888 (Minn. 2001). We must also consider whether the offenses "(1) arose from a continuous and uninterrupted course of conduct, (2) occurred at substantially the same time and place, and (3) manifested an indivisible state of mind." State v. Johnson, 653 N.W.2d 646, 651-52 (Minn.App. 2002).
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Sale of methamphetamine and child endangerment are different in nature and require proof of different elements. See Minn. Stat. § 152.022, subd. 1 (2002) (controlled substance crime); Minn. Stat. § 609.378, subd. 1(b) (2002) (child endangerment). The sale of the methamphetamine resulted from a single incident, and the child endangerment resulted from an ongoing course of conduct. See State v. Scott, 298 N.W.2d 67, 68 (Minn. 1980) (holding that where possession of burglary tools occurred on different date than burglary, defendant could be sentenced for both offenses). The district court did not err by imposing multiple sentences for sale of a controlled substance and child endangerment.
State v. Jackson, No. A05-247, (Minn. Ct. App. Feb. 28, 2006)
“Under the sentencing guidelines, "[p]rior gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor convictions count as units comprising criminal history points. Four units equal one criminal history point; give no partial point for fewer than four units." Minn. Sent. Guidelines 2.B.3 (Supp. 2017).”
State v. Biby, No. A19-1551, 16 (Minn. Ct. App. Jul. 6, 2020)
Criteria for Imposing a Permissive Consecutive Sentence. Consecutive sentences are permissive (may be given without departure) only in the situations specified in this section.
(1) Specific Offenses; Presumptive Commitment. Consecutive sentences are permissive if the presumptive disposition for the current offense(s) is commitment, as outlined in section 2.C, and paragraph (i), (ii), or (iii) applies. If the court pronounces a consecutive stayed sentence under one of these paragraphs, the stayed sentence is a mitigated dispositional departure, but the consecutive nature of the sentence is not a departure. The consecutive stayed sentence begins when the offender completes the term of imprisonment and is placed on supervised release.
(i) Prior Felony Sentence. ․
(ii) Multiple Current Felony Convictions. If the offender is being sentenced for multiple current felony convictions for crimes on the list of offenses eligible for permissive consecutive sentences in section 6, the convictions may be sentenced consecutively to each other.
(iii) Felony Conviction After Escape (Non-Executed Sentence).
Minn. Sent'g Guidelines 2.F.2.a. (emphasis added).
Arola Johnson relies on the first sentence of 2.F.2.a.(1) italicized above. He contends that permissive consecutive prison sentences are not authorized in this case because the presumptive sentence for each of his offenses is a stayed sentence, not an executed sentence that would require his commitment. In response, the state relies on the second sentence of 2.F.2.a.(1) italicized above. The state contends that the second sentence authorizes permissive consecutive sentences in this case because it provides that a consecutive sentence is “not a departure” and, thus, it is unnecessary for the district court to state reasons for a departure.
We interpret section 2.F.2.a.(1) in the manner urged by Arola Johnson. The general rule of section 2.F.2.a.(1) is contained in its first sentence, which has two requirements: first, that the presumptive sentence is an executed sentence and, second, that one of the three following paragraphs applies. Id. The first requirement of the first sentence is not satisfied because the presumptive sentence for each of Arola Johnson's offenses is a stayed sentence, not commitment. The second sentence of section 2.F.2.a.(1), on which the state relies, would apply only if the requirements of the first sentence were satisfied and only if the district court actually imposed consecutive permissive sentences. The second sentence does not limit or qualify the applicability of the first sentence and does not contain an independent authorization for permissive consecutive sentences; the second sentence merely determines the character of a stayed nature and the consecutive nature of consecutive permissive sentences.
State v. Arola Johnson, A23-0134 (Minn. Ct. App. December 4, 2023)
Not to mention it's basically Juju's gimmick too.
PSA:All that's missing at this point is leaking all the stolen files online like MAPton already threatened to do, which he should totally do RFN because there clearly won't be any consequences. Release the Kraken, Nick!
Aaron wants to be Howard Stern or OnA.Yeah. That was the sick irony of Nick's comments about Aaron and his format. Everything they said in criticism was equally or even more true of Juju & his format. Juju is as stale, nostalgic and dated in format as anything in the dabbleverse. The biggest difference is that Juju's dream is to be on TV like it was 20 years ago rather than being on radio like it was 20 years ago.
It's like he has body dysmorphia, but instead of it being (just) about weight, he literally can't perceive how much of whiney, nerdy faggot he comes across as to others. He is the poster child for people who need to be dunked in toilets and have their lunch money stolen, but when he looks in the coke dusted mirror in his pug feces-filled bathroom, he sees the coolest, gun-toting lolbertarian gigachad who ever lived. It's deranged.Nick has no self-awareness. Nick sees his natural superiority in all aspects of life to be self-evident to any open-minded person presented with the true facts. Nick thinks of himself as magnetic gigachad. The idea of Nick being a skinny middle-aged nerd with nerd body, the idea of Nick coming across as really gay and the idea of Nick being a cuck are all completely absurd to Nick.
Thanks for posting the audio segment.Summary of Dick Show call-in:
UPDATE:Well, somebody ain't happy with BBN:
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While at first blush you'd think it is a Balldoguard, it's more likely a Meltonite since it seems to spend most of its time attacking Aaron and sucking off fatso.
If I were a betting man, I'd put $5 on this being our old, and since site banned, "friend" Citizen M / @SaddamLanza. Despite the account creation date of March, the oldest existing tweet is October 23. Which is right around the time Melton got thread banned from the Melton thread again, followed by a site ban. Guess this is his coping mechanism.
These examples also sound a lot like them:
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"NICK IS BAD, BUT AARON IS WORSE!" He's tried that several times here.
They previously claimed that BBN was @elb (who has posted clips of things critical of Patty, as well as a mirror of @Third World Aristocrat's excellent compilation of fatty being a creep towards kids), but then changed their mind to it being Faran right around the time @Gobermental Supervisor suggested that possibility in the Melton thread.
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Live link (Archive is borked ATM).
What drives somebody to be this defensive of Melton?
Damn. Never heard of him. Its like he's an agent of the Kino Gods, appeared to drop the Gunt pic, an avatar of Chaos, and dissapeared back from wherever he came without a trace...I asked in Gunt chat, where the history & lore of the Sektur resides, & it’s been determined that the gunt reveal photo came from that guys twitter account. His moniker at the time was Mister Misanthropic.
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CPS cases only close definitively when all kids are 18+The CPS case didn't "close". Nick (likely) followed the plan negotiated with CPS and got custody of his kids back at the end of just about six months. And six months is just about as long as CPS can usually keep the kids away without CPS doing more drastic things in court. Keeping the kids away for the whole six months means that either (a) the parents are non-cooperative with the CPS plan or (b) they are total shit parents but not so evil that custody can be removed from them.
The idea of CPS cases "closing" definitively forever at a point in time is a self-serving idea that comes from Nick. And Nick is a habitual liar. Nick has continuously lied about everything to do with family court and CPS since he was arrested.
The last "win" Nick probably got in court was getting the family court records related to his family made non-public.
Too late nick we saw you grovel and sniveling and exain to much how much of a NERD and a victimized squeaky voiced loser you are who can't get hard and needs an increasingly bizarre array of gadgets and do-hickies to emulate actual intercourse
That's a situation nearly unique to meth offenses (and 2 others, neither of which apply). Sentencing Guidelines:This would not be because the sentences are concurrent or because they will have been imposed at the same time for an offense committed at the same time, as that argument has been attempted on similar facts and failed:
Assigning Felony Weights – Current Multiple Sentences. Multiple offenses
sentenced at the same time before the same court must be sentenced in the
order in which they occurred. As each offense is sentenced, include it in the
criminal history on the next offense to be sentenced (also known as
“Hernandizing”) except as follows:
(1) Single Course of Conduct / Multiple Sentences. When multiple current convictions arise from a single course of conduct and multiple sentences are imposed on the same day under Minn. Stats. §§ 152.137, 609.585, or 609.251, the conviction and sentence for the “earlier” offense does not increase the criminal history score for the “later” offense.
(2) Single Course of Conduct / Multiple Victims. When multiple current convictions arise out of a single course of conduct in which there were
multiple victims, weights are given only to the two offenses at the highestseverity levels.
Nick saw his thead beginning to lose interest. As stupid as Balldo is, his need for attention compliments our need for drama in a delightful synergy.Wow, I can't imagine why Nick thought going on The Dick Show a week prior to his settlement conference would be a good idea... but then again Nick doesn't think, Nick just does.