I find this type of humor very appealing.

Their turn. r/oneorangebraincell

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Yes, but brakes are not your friend when traction is limited.

Italy be like “we are quite content with the quantity of our current cherry production.”

>>quit trying to strawman

You keep using that word…

It was a foundational part of your argument that this and the Waukesha incident are similar events. I am directly engaging with your proposition by counter arguing that they are not sufficiently similar. Where’s the strawman, don quixote?

You continue to ignore the fact that aggressively pursuing Brooks was the only viable option in that particular situation (regardless of who the victims were) and so really doesn’t prove anything.

And my response is that the Brooks situation could not have plausibly been labeled as an accident. It was an obviously deliberate attack and so not similar enough to be a relevant comparison to the current discussion.

Not sure why you’re comparing the two when several witnesses stated that Brooks was awake and aware as he drove into the crowd after resisting officers pounding on his car attempting to stop him. He zig-zagged to target people and avoid cars and also had a history of attacking via vehicle. The two scenarios are not the same.

In this incident, the driver veered over into the oncoming lane striking the cadets before crashing into a pole. Is there any evidence in support of this being a deliberate attack?

Drowsy driving seems most likely.

There would be an investigation either way, but officials definitely would not have announced suspected malicious intent had this been regular citizens.

Basics. Lack of abuse. Stable housing, food, etc.

Sorry, I guess I’m not being clear — I’m not referring to controlling who is allowed to procreate at all. My point is that many societies already do have some systems in place to control the conditions under which children may be raised. No forced abortion nor sterilization required.

That’s more than a reach, that’s a fucking leap. I’m talking about protecting kids, not sterilizing people.

We do already remove children from unstable care providers. Proposing that we screen all parents before something awful happens isn’t that far of a reach.