You racist SOB! You’ve got some reading to do!

Because Republicans would rather play culture warrior & share fairytales about minors pooping in cat boxes than help with your heating bill

I'm confused. Did they arrest her, or did they take her into protective custody? Because those aren't the same and the article doesn't clarify.

Protective custody would mean they took her in for observation overnight because they were concerned about her mental/inebriated state. The article makes it sound like the woman might have other issues - says her house was dirty and she hadn't cleaned in 10 years. I could see why officers would be concerned, but I dont know what our state laws are about hoarders and such. I do think they are legally allowed to take people overnight if they feel they are in danger to themslves or others, and there wasn't like another legal adult around to make sure she was ok. But arresting her for drinking would be some real bullshit. Hard to tell cause this article seems to be missing some info.

[removed]

You've got to educate yourself, my friend.

I always think of this video whenever this subject comes up.

Call 888-310-1924 and ask for service. We can get this taken care of. Please do not burn it off

Holy fucking shit. Scary.

Hi! I also work at Irving, I can get this taken care of.

Absolutely love this website, was very helpful in my constitutional law class last semester.

Wow. NH police doing some illegal, grimy and unethical things. What a shock.

I wonder what charges the cop made up?

If it were me I’d try to sue for terms. Cops gone, new leadership and training or GTFO.

[removed]

Rent a bobcat and push it out of the way.

There's one important lesson to be learned from all of this: The police are not your friends. They are not looking out for you. They are not protecting you. Do not talk to police. DO NOT. TALK. TO POLICE.

If you use those "beliefs" to win/attempt to win positions of power but proceed to not follow those principles you were supposedly elevated to power for...

Then yes, that's one of the most clear cut power hungry shit stain things someone can do.

Well, yes, that's literally how the law works. The legislative branch passes the law and the judicial branch interprets the law. If you'd sincerely like to know where the line is, I suggest studying case law. Lots of decisions and precedent to read through here: https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/encyclopedia/case/63/libel-and-slander

>Deshaies states in his response that he never tried to get Sorens fired from any job. He contacted Saint Anselm to ask if Sorens was teaching from his Free State Manifesto, which advocates for seceding from the United States and calls for abolishing all government.

So the guy is upset that people are learning who he is and what he stands for? It's not slander if you're just sharing something he wrote. That's the thing about free speech. You can say or write (pretty much) whatever you want, but that doesn't make you immune from the consequences of your own actions.

Reading the article there wasn't anything close to slander, he seems upset that his political ideology has received backlash. Which you need to prepared for if you're employed by a university, economic research group, and running for a planning board.

Just like a gender reveal!

I have no stake in this, just a curious homeowner interested in safety. Two comments up, somebody said to never tip the tank on its side. Your comment and my own experience with propane tanks say that's not a concern. Are there certain tanks you can roll and ones you can't?

Oh the “came home” is ambiguous, got it. Thanks for the insight.

Typically most companies will drain tanks down to facilitate moving them. I would explain the situation to them again

[deleted]