>Detroit poorfag
>Addicted to cocaine
>Had her fourth child
This is why the world is doomed

>>39623
>blah blah blah niggers
>offender is white

Back to pol

>life imprisonment for leaving a new-born baby in a garage
>but there would have been no punishment if she had induced a late miscarriage on herself a day earlier

Life begins at conception

>The Supreme Court ruling also expands the warrants to allow the FBI to hack into computers in five or more districts that have been hacked, such as those infected by a botnet—a type of malware that gives criminal hackers the power to take over many innocent “zombie” computers to distribute spam or spread viruses.

>This part of the ruling would allow the FBI to search the victim’s property, explained Amie Stepanovich, senior policy counsel for digital rights group Access Now in a message to The Intercept.

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more coverage:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-cyber-warrants-highcourt-idUSKCN0XP2XU

http://foreignpolicy.com/2016/04/28/supreme-court-widens-fbi-hacking-powers/

>>41530
>>The Supreme Court ruling also expands the warrants to allow the FBI to hack into computers in five or more districts that have been hacked
Pretty vague there, creates a big loophole. Surely there is no way this could be abused by an overzealous investigator or anything...

The founder of MWM, Cam, told The Sun: “The fact that there is a slight element of domination...

“It is a stress relief for most if the clients where they can escape their every-day responsibilities and have a big weight lifted off their shoulders.

“It also caters for their inner most wildest fantasies... I mean who wouldn't want to be dominated by super hero like beautiful female wrestlers?”

Their diverse range of models includes Sparkle, who claims: “I’m hot tempered and will enjoy looking into your eyes as you weaken before me.”

Another...
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>>41623
>now

This was a thing in the 80's and I'm sure even before then. I have tons of videos like that. And have been involved in such since around 2000.

>>41648
>And have been involved in such since around 2000.
Why anon?

>>41238
>Assuming the tech would work properly

It can't and won't. Set aside the fifth amendment questions, which are unfortunately unlikely to be settled in the favor of personal privacy. Assume also that this is actually technically functional and not just some tech company run by a "connected" CEO that just scored a juicy contact.

How is the system able to determine whether the text was typed by hand or entered by voice? Only one of those is prohibited.

If...
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>>41288
1. Thousands are dying and millions are injured and nothing is working to make it stop. I don't think it's reasonable to assume that Big Brother just wants your data.
2. Like with drunk driving citizens are free to decline the breathalyzer, and then States are free to suspend their license. The 5th Amendment issue is moot.
3. Government contracting is rife with horror stories, you're right. But, this case would be special. The government should ensure that there's competition, oversight, and that...
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>>41360
>But, this case would be special
Wouldn't be special
Messed up point 3.

>>41128
This is my fetish.

You know, the phrase degenerate is overused here and on /pol/, but this is pretty degenerate.

>>41130
Your fetish is to be robbed and raped by lady boys?

>In yesterday's statement the central bank once again decline to weigh how the hazards facing the US economy measure up against the chances of positive surprises, leaving the timing of the next interest-rate move unclear.
>That marked the third rate-setting meeting in a row in which the Fed has omitted a statement on the balance of risks, clouding the outlook for monetary policy. Esther George, the Kansas City Fed chief, dissented in favour of a rate rise in April's meeting, replicating her vote in the March gathering.
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>>41451
Eheheh that was written before The Bank of Japan decided it wasn't going to continue QE for them. The markets have since tanked...

>>41451
>FED CONCERNS EASE OVER STATE OF GLOBAL ECONOMY

Well now I know the finical apocalypse is nigh.

>Once the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which had control over the Columbia River property, caught wind of the bones’ ancient age, the agency demanded the remains. A local tribe, the Umatilla, had claimed the Kennewick Man as an ancestor; the Native American group wanted to lay the skeleton to rest according to custom. Chatters, who had teamed up with paleoanthropologists like the Smithsonian Institute’s renowned bone expert Douglas Owsley, resisted.

>Thus began a debate that would last for 20 years. In one corner...
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>“We believe that something this ancient is a precious gift,” Alan Schneider, an attorney for the paleontologists, told Newsday at the time. “If we repatriate it we should gather as much information as possible for future generations.” Meanwhile, the Kennewick Man surfaced from the mud only to be sealed in a safe at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, beyond the reach of camera lenses and analytical equipment.

>Umatilla religious leader Armand Minthorn was unimpressed with the researchers’ entreaty....
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>In the meantime, Owsley had the liberty to move forward with his research. As the Smithsonian Magazine reported:

> A vast amount of data was collected in the 16 days Owsley and colleagues spent with the bones. Twenty-two scientists scrutinized the almost 300 bones and fragments. Led by Kari Bruwelheide, a forensic anthropologist at the Smithsonian, they first reassembled the fragile skeleton so they could see it as a whole. They built a shallow box, added a layer of fine sand, and covered that with black velvet; then...
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>>39550
Not Europe, so nobody gives a fuck
/world

>>39568
realistically, why should I?

>>39568
your point being?

I was a huge football fan when the OJ bronco chase went down and remember feeling sorry for him. Now i wish he would have killed himself at that point. But i think he has too much of an ego to commit suicide and is prolly a sociopath or psychopath. I hope they turn down his bail application.

If he does get out he would be stupid to stay in america...He should head for thailand or some other 3rd world shithole

nigga cracked ayyeee lmao

>>40814
>to combat voter fraud and to preserve the integrity of the voting system.
There was no voter fraud.

>>40823
Preventing nonexistent threats while stomping on the rights of citizens has been US policy for quite a while.

>tfw it winds up disenfranchising more right wing voters than left wing voters

NC government for the last few years has been completely fucking retarded. They literally do shit just to get in the news.

>make Christianity the state religion
>sign abortion laws just cuz
>no one asked for the tranny bathroom law, but here it is anyway

This governor and legislature are fucking idiots, and it has nothing to do with being Republican.

The UK will protect them if anything happens right?

>>40385
>Belize is a Commonwealth realm, with Queen Elizabeth II as its monarch and head of state.

Welp, looks like Guatemala is getting bombed.

>>40381
Amazing how a relatively small instance can inflame tensions this badly. There had to be some underlying mistrust already there with this incident merely being a catalyst.

>>41011
Yes, they were killed as they unlawfully rushed the stadium seating.

>>41017

They only rushed in because of police commanders mishandling the crowds, the game itself, being completely ignorant the stadium's capacity and the police presence available; and finally deciding to cower away in a room whilst the heroes of the emergency services and fans who were retired/off-duty firemen, doctors etc did what they could.

You are an absolute cunt, a complete bastardization of a "human" being if you can't even understand how these people were victims of a tragedy. I hope you...
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>>41204
>bastardization

Fuck off yank.

>>40863
>36138203
isn't the Big Ben used as a standard time meassurment unit to determine the diferent timezones around the globe

>>40893
No, I believe it is Greenwich. Hence Greenwich mean time (GMT)

Can't they simulate the chimes some other way, while the repairs are being made?

gas the mosquitos!! bug war now!!!!

>>38314
It'd be my first bug war, huh...

>>38311
>Olympics

we have to hit the socials and ask our favourite athletes not to go

Meanwhile, American voters trash Bernie Sanders.

>>39176
They'll finally trash him in June and we won't have to deal with him again!

>>39154
Way to kill your campaign Bernie