Am I avoiding finishing my note taking? Why yes, in fact, I am. You people are very distracting:
I don’t like Aaron but….”
Guilty as charged, and I'll take it. Meanwhile, Himedall said it best... coming in with the bangers lately. Namely this:
I would wager that there is nothing very dislikeable about Aaron as an abstract concept.
I don't
dislike Aaron. I've played too many card games in college with Midwest boys at 2AM after the bars close while on our 6th, 10th or 12th beer. (I was the 6th - lightweight.) He's not my person, but I
get him.
He's the meme of "I made bad choices." Also, considering the alternatives on Rumble, I'm surprised he doesn't have 100K subs. His work ethic and general take on the right wing zeitgeist is on point.
I'll just say it. I find him pretty funny and breezy. I am flabbergasted at the Dabbleverse or how he deserves a fucking weekend evesceration in Las Vegas. The man plays clips of The View and laughs at lefties for 85% of his content. I quietly root for Aaron (with strong reservations) and won't hide it anymore.
Women have these types of conversations, but I think that we tend to have a much deeper layer in private that what is shown there.
Exactly. I would go on a feminist rant about the 'spirit of the law' of HROs (for either gender but based on stats it's far more women who are victimized) and that its misuse undermines real victims (see Amber Heard)... but most people here understand that to be true.
Also, if anyone cares, the Destiny case is the real juggernaut in the RP issue as it pertains to the Internet. That girl should be able to win the case outright and is stumbling into failure. Cvil cases in this country are a trash fire. See Monty.
Do you know if there is a time limit to when Aaron can add additional evidence for the hearing?
Not officially. An attorney can bring in new evidence at the hearing.
Hey, remember LawTalkWithMike, a
working Chicago defense attorney? (I barely watch his channel but when I do, it's pretty amusing.) He joined streams with Nick a few times. He's got quite the sidehustle going with 275K subs showing court footiage of hilarious judges dealing with the worst of American society in states that broadcast everything.
Plenty of times attorneys will bring up new evidence that pertain to crazy cases - child custody, TROs, a recent bar brawl that happened 5 days prior, etc. It tends to annoy judges and lead to a continuance but it happens all the time. I'm fairly sure Sean would concur.
Edit to Add: I have a feeling this upcoming hearing will be continued. There is no way that 30 minutes will be sufficient.