To be fair, very few people actually write stuff down on paper all that often anymore, so I'm not sure if I'd read too deeply into that.
They did. They did exactly that. Richards had them get the gun back out for him and everything. That was when Lunchbox tried to shift to the Everyone Takes A Beating Sometimes messaging.
I'm hoping this becomes a new phrase for some imminent or made-up threat.
Holy Christ in the cross I'm Fucking TIRED of the "STATE LINES!!!!!1!" These people keep screeching over and over, It's so fucking tiresome, I'm sure like 60% of the Rioters and looters there probably crossed, too.
Yeah I think people are reading too much into that. I think I sometimes write the same way when I'm writing a formal email. The fire extinguisher part is kind of worrying, though.
This is where these super speculative videos start to fall apart and cause problems. To me, this sounds like how people with clerical jobs are taught to write. "Please note", "Please be advised", etc. This person may have clerical experience or could be mirroring the wording of some material that has been given to them by the court. Personally, if I were in this situation I would be writing as clear and concise as possible for clarity. It might sound rude depending on interpretation, but the exact request is inarguably clear.
If they didn't want to get shot, they shouldn't have been born the wrong ethnicity. Ethnostates don't build themselves you know.
Honestly I think to much is being made of the fire extinguisher wording. I doubt they remember the exact wording themselves, or it could just be they took notes on it when the prosecution was talking about it, and didn't feel the need to write it down again when the defense went over it again. It's a really minor autistic detail that has a great many possible explanations, most of them pretty benign. We're also speculating off of sketchy into, with very few hard facts. I doubt we'll ever know completely unless a few of the jurors do interviews and it gets brought up.
That's quite the gamble you've got going on there, relying on finding a day's worth of supplies each and every day.
It's really not. I obviously know I'm talking about modern times in this, but if I were to send a squad of infantry to your house right now to raid your kitchen would they find a day's worth of supplies at least?
We only have his word that was actually a lawyer for starters. But given that the jury instructions wouldn't be considered an outside source, it might not really be a rule violation, at least in my layman's view.
Big if true.
Sure, but what about tomorrow? If you're not running a baggage train, then you're going to have to leave or destroy most of your potential spoils when you move on. Without the ability to supply yourself without daily raiding, you're going to have to move directly from one populated area to another, at which point you're not waging an asymmetric war, you're roleplaying as General Sherman. It's going to be exceptionally easy to track and predict your movements, and God help you the moment they start burning their own crops ahead of you.
If they had notes on them, it would be. And wouldn't a subpoena of all of Juror 54's electronic devices be fascinating?
