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Parents issue "open season" on transgender 7th grader
http://time.com/5366546/oklahoma-school-shuts-down-transgender-student-threats/
http://time.com/5366546/oklahoma-school-shuts-down-transgender-student-threats/
One of our allies, government won't say which one, used a $3 million Patriot missile to shoot down a $200 drone.
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Superintendent Rick Beene closed Achille Public Schools on Monday and Tuesday after parents posted claims on a Facebook group “Achille ISD Parents Group” that the student, who identifies as a girl, was looking over the stalls in the girls’ bathroom."
"Beene would not confirm whether the alleged bathroom incident occurred."
That leaves a person confused.
The LGBTQ people staging a demonstration will just make life more miserable for that student.
The parent that made a knife threat needs a couple of weekends of jail time and some therapy.
Superintendent Rick Beene closed Achille Public Schools on Monday and Tuesday after parents posted claims on a Facebook group “Achille ISD Parents Group” that the student, who identifies as a girl, was looking over the stalls in the girls’ bathroom."
"Beene would not confirm whether the alleged bathroom incident occurred."
That leaves a person confused.
The LGBTQ people staging a demonstration will just make life more miserable for that student.
The parent that made a knife threat needs a couple of weekends of jail time and some therapy.
Saw "her" picture, fat ugly girl.
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Google the mayor of Silverton Oregon.
Class 6 toxin, just like arsenic and snake venom.(this picture is at a water plant)
Nick
In Remembrance
They making mixed drinks ?
That goes in most city drinking water, even though studies have shown it is detrimental to seniors and small children. Supposed to keep you from cavities but even the ADA is against it.
Nick
In Remembrance
I drink bottled water ..
Us too.
I drink water with a little color in it. It's canned, sometimes bottled.
Jokes aside I'd drink tap water before wasting money on bottled water. Water is water. If people were getting sick or dropping like flies, news would have spread like wildfire the day any real evidence was published.
Jokes aside I'd drink tap water before wasting money on bottled water. Water is water. If people were getting sick or dropping like flies, news would have spread like wildfire the day any real evidence was published.
Nick
In Remembrance
Depends on where you live Hi.. Look at the people in Michigan.. I wouldn't take a shower in their water ..
WHERE DO YOU THINK BOTTLED WATER COMES FROM?? We have a huge aquifer that they are taking water from.
Most bottled water comes from city taps.
Nick
In Remembrance
I have a friend who owned a bottle company , He send a big truck every day to NY to get his water .. Suppose to come from a spring ..
We don't worry about lead...... our pipes are still made of cedar.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday signed sweeping legislation to eliminate cash bail in California. The change, which will take effect in October 2019, goes further than any other state in the country to remove money from pretrial detention.
“Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly,” Brown said in a statement.
Under Senate Bill 10, California will replace bail with “risk assessments” of individuals and non-monetary conditions of release. Counties will establish local agencies to evaluate any individual arrested on felony charges for their likelihood of returning for court hearings and their chances of rearrest.
Advocates of abolishing bail contend that too many defendants remain stuck in custody because they cannot afford to bail out, effectively creating unequal justice based on wealth. California is at the forefront of a national campaign to end money bail that has also recently seen states like New Jersey and New Mexico adopt polices to circumvent the for-profit bail industry, though none had yet eliminated bail completely.
“Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly,” Brown said in a statement.
Under Senate Bill 10, California will replace bail with “risk assessments” of individuals and non-monetary conditions of release. Counties will establish local agencies to evaluate any individual arrested on felony charges for their likelihood of returning for court hearings and their chances of rearrest.
Advocates of abolishing bail contend that too many defendants remain stuck in custody because they cannot afford to bail out, effectively creating unequal justice based on wealth. California is at the forefront of a national campaign to end money bail that has also recently seen states like New Jersey and New Mexico adopt polices to circumvent the for-profit bail industry, though none had yet eliminated bail completely.
I read that yesterday and haven't decided if it's really an issue unless the person charged is a flight risk.
How about for a DUII, the blue collar worker pays $1000 bail, a lawyer pays $20,000 and a doctor pays $50,000
