The Trump Card...

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
I don't care about taxes that weren't payed on some business perks and gifts.

The Weisselberg Indictment Is Not A “Fringe Benefits” Case

Correct - it's a fraud case.

The Trump Organization is a criminal enterprise that defrauded the government: Federal, state, and local.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
No ... it's what Trumpers do.

No. He's pretty much talking out of his rump orifice.

Turtle · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
So are you saying that you and muttly are Democrats then ?

Oh, that's funny. That's the "So" Tell. Whenever someone rephrases or sums up what someone said or did, if it begins with "so" it's going to be an inaccurate retelling. Every time. Watch for it. It's hilarious.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
The Weisselberg Indictment Is Not A “Fringe Benefits” Case

Correct - it's a fraud case.

The Trump Organization is a criminal enterprise that defrauded the government: Federal, state, and local.

This a Karen like behavior. Usually resolved by paying fine.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

dalscott said:
What’s that got to do with anything?

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Your wallet.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
I believe it's been reported (WaPo) that there three videos of the incident.

If that's the case, it's possible that the lawyer was referring to one of the three that he was being questioned about, or was aware of at the time.

It's possible. But highly unlikely. But can you provide the video you were referring to? Thanks

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
No. He's pretty much talking out of his rump orifice.

Sounds like a projection problem ...

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
This a Karen like behavior. Usually resolved by paying fine.

Nope, not when you're keeping two sets of books it's not ... not even close.

Best part is, Trump essentially confessed at his rally (in Sarasota ?) the other night ...

That's the sort of stupid that is probably unfixable.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
Sounds like a projection problem ...

Accurate though.

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
It's possible. But highly unlikely. But can you provide the video you were referring to? Thanks

Nope, sure can't ... was something I saw months ago, in passing, when I was watching a lot of footage of the riot by the domestic terrorists at the Capitol on January 6th.

Didn't bookmark it ... or most of the other terrorist riot stuff I watched around that time.

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
Accurate though.

I think you may have misunderstood my intent.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
Nope, sure can't ... was something I saw months ago, in passing, when I was watching a lot of footage of the riot by the domestic terrorists at the Capitol on January 6th.

Didn't bookmark it ... or most of the other terrorist riot stuff I watched around that time.

Didn't think so.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
Nope ... she was probably at least 6' - 8' away, in front of a broken out window.

And you're conveniently ignoring the possibility that the mic was directional, not omni-directional.

Cameraman was focused on the officer with the gun (when it became apparent that he had one and was pointing it) not the girl.

I heard surround sounds plus clearly heard the gun shot from behind the glass but no commands from the officer from the same direction. But thanks for playing.

RLENT · Jul 5, 2021

muttly said:
I heard surround sounds

Mic would pic up nearby sounds, assuming there was no barrier blocking or obstructing.

(The decibel scale is logarithmic)

muttly said:
plus clearly heard the gun shot from behind the glass

Yeah, well ... duh ... firing off a round inside a building in an enclosed space tends be be rather painful ...

A shot from a .22 rifle is around 140 dB ... which is painful and can cause permanent hearing damage ... with as little as a single shot.

It's why indoor ranges tend to insist on hearing protection if you're going to shoot there or be on range.

muttly said:
but no commands from the officer from the same direction.

You want to hazard a guess at the difference in loudness of someone yelling and a gun shot ?

Screaming, Yelling, Shouting = 90 dB

Loudest Sound Capable by Human Voice = 120 dB (likely wouldn't be intelligible words)

Glock 17 (unsuppressed, firing Remington UMC 147gr ammo) = 162 dB

(The decibel scale is logarithmic)

muttly said:
But thanks for playing.

No - thank you.

And here's hoping you have better luck next time !

danthewolf00 · Jul 5, 2021

Main pipeline.....4000
Support work....2000 to 3000
Citys near work....unknown
Might be at least that much in Canada.....but solar and wind jobs will be provided.....yea right.

danthewolf00 · Jul 5, 2021

And you can keep your doctor too.

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

RLENT said:
Mic would pic up nearby sounds, assuming there was no barrier blocking or obstructing.

(The decibel scale is logarithmic)

Yeah, well ... duh ... firing off a round inside a building in an enclosed space tends be be rather painful ...

A shot from a .22 rifle is around 140 dB ... which is painful and can cause permanent hearing damage ... with as little as a single shot.

It's why indoor ranges tend to insist on hearing protection if you're going to shoot there or be on range.

You want to hazard a guess at the difference in loudness of someone yelling and a gun shot ?

Screaming, Yelling, Shouting = 90 dB

Loudest Sound Capable by Human Voice = 120 dB (likely wouldn't be intelligible words)

Glock 17 (unsuppressed, firing Remington UMC 147gr ammo) = 162 dB

(The decibel scale is logarithmic)

No - thank you.

And here's hoping you have better luck next time !

That's the point. There was a barrier. So it would obstruct hearing a command if given. As I said before. An officer should have a reasonable expectation that a command, if given, can be heard before using deadly force.
How can someone reasonably hear him, with people yelling, a glass barrier, and him wearing a mask?

muttly · Jul 5, 2021

dalscott said:
First of all, that pipeline would have done nothing for us as almost all of the fuel was to be exported.
Did you blame George W. For the highest gas prices in history in 2008? We, in Lansing, MI hit $4.50 per gallon while diesel was over $5.00 per gallon. How about the fact the he was in office when it hit $2.00 per gallon.
Who was in office in the mid-70’s when the oil embargo hit which almost doubled gas prices over night which started the inflation (that Jimmy Carter got blamed for).
But the way, I never liked Nixon but didn’t blame him as I don’t know what he could have done about it as is the case with President Biden as well as George W.

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Look how Trump kept average gas prices below the 3 dollar mark throughout his presidency. Biden took around 6 months to shatter that.