It is my belief Sean is offering a legal opinion, and not some philosophical one. He said "I don't think you can," instead of something like "I wish you wouldn't be able to."
I am allergic to cats. I am a dog man.
Fun fact, Sunshine laws are the reason we have Florida Man. Florida's Sunshine laws are so open, nearly anything and everything is readily available for the public to access. If you're a journalist looking to fill in some sort of article quota, just fire up arrest and case reports in Florida. Endless bounty of stuff to write about.
Because I couldn't have grown up in any other environment than the Providence Yacht Club.
That's interesting; where I grew up, REAL MEN are the ones that did chewing tobacco. It was the wimps that did snuff or dip.
I would hate to think Celeste would be complicit in such illegal activity such as giving prescription drugs to anybody they aren't specifically prescribed to. Judging by her failson she must be a paragon of law abiding virtue.
Welcome back Nick streaming with mid esluts he's obviously trying to cheat on his wife with
Their main function is to collect any additional evidence or testimony to use against the criminal, with transparency being a good benefit because they have the whole encounter recorded that they can show the public should people raise a stink. But the biggest problem here is Minnesota, who goes out of their way to protect criminals and only adopted bodycams out of national pressure to do so.
It really is that retarded but drugs like cocaine actually do stimulate parts of the brain that give reward mechanisms, essentially training the brain to want more and more of that shit.
Nick claims that police intervention in his affairs was due to nothing related to drugs, but due to complaints for unspecified "other things."
I am in no way an expert, and I am not licensed in MN, but yes this is going to be a very interesting legal issue
I mean the same could be said about weed but at least it's not as expensive, on the path to full legalization, lasts longer, and has some legitimate medical applications.
I view it like you do, from a logical position. It makes no sense. But I will tell you that I tried it one time, very good quality cocaine from a famous person, and the feeling that swept over me... well I can tell you, I knew in that moment of euphoria, that I had met my devil. It was an indescribably good sensation, and it was terrifying. I never touched it again. That was the one and only line of cocaine I ever did, twenty five years ago.
I've pointed this out multiple times myself in semi-defense of Florida Men (including Josh).
I think that small town corruption like this is a more specialized thing and might not be in her wheelhouse. Doesn't she generally comment on national news and politics? I wonder if there are any reporters known for looking into this kind of stuff who would find this case interesting. Like the kind of people who do longform substacks or podcasts over these things.
