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30+ states seem to have made it legal to not have to ask questions (maybe that’s going further than what the article said, which just said they have similar castle doctrine-like laws). Not saying that’s a good thing, but it appears that’s what some are prepared for.
I read this article yesterday, and I don’t believe it got into detail, but I wondered if say she had a key to the house she was supposed to be at but attempted entry at the wrong house. It’d at least be a little different than knocking or ringing a doorbell. What the rest of it says about the state of things, I don’t know, I just wondered about that.
Like Hercules and testicles 😁
It’s one of those color coordinated brickshelves.
I’ll give you that things are written and presented often in confusing ways, done intentially too, but there is access granted to overseeing elections.
Hey super sleuth, why don’t you enlighten us since you’re blessed with the genius.
Safe deposit box with passports, cash, and a bottle of Pepto.
So many helmets 😂
People had cooties back then. What gives?
Expiration dates, a thing of the past!
Adults, even elderly ones, also finding the shots harder to obtain or find at all.
Tongue gauge seems to be operational!
What are traditional views on morality? Like how the death penalty has been used on innocent people? How it’s OK for Trump to weasel out of his legal responsibilities? What morality are you even talking about?
Sounds like it’s a lot of say so from people around him, according to officials, but at the same time they show none of their work.
And no Toolbars on the taskbar anymore.
Read the room, Microsoft.
It says something about gaining unlawful entry… But I’m no expert.
Some laws back in the day, at least in the US, had it extend to wherever your body was, essentially in an effort to not have to flee or retreat from a threat, as that was seen as un-American. Just a brief snippet of what I read on Wikipedia about the matter.