And ate nuts?*GHETTOBLASTER » Yesterday, 9:51 pm » wrote: ↑ Coincidentally the cop and Floyd worked at the same night club.
The end is near31stArrival » Today, 4:58 am » wrote: ↑ Hope, faith, charity, building better tomorrows by convincing every human alive now isn't eternity and genetic outcomes cannot possibly be living eternally separated by heartbeats dawn to dusk now.
Mind over matter philosophy, symbolism over substance psychology, nobody can stand their time equally alive daily here cradle to grave or else, humanity will eliminate anyone not complying with denying how evolving actually happens now.
Laws that govern outcomes dawn to dusk operate 7 days week noon to midnight becomes end of the day this rotation and International Dateline(180 degrees longitude) to Prime Meridian becomes 7 separate tomorrows 52 weeks a year each rotation forward now.
Genetic outcomes only exist adapting since conceived changing population daily alive since fertilized cells to end of arriving great great grandchildren. This is how actual evolving has always existed.
Name a reality framing humanity tomorrow that is honest about adapting in plain sight? there wasn't one throughout history sustaining current events showing this species is about to eliminate itself over the vanity of vernacular tribalism so far.
I think its possible that Trump will pardon him after the next presidential election, but before he steps down. Twenty-two years is ****. I could see a reasonable judge giving him 5, with Chauvin actually serving 3 of the 5 for manslaughter or something similar. Not to mention the guy was stabbed something like 19 times in the prison where he was first incarcerated. After another 3.5 years, enough is enough.Punch » 56 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ No. Unless it is towards the end of his term. It would be too much of a headache and create a firestorm. Chauvin is guilty of one thing - being stupid enough to put his bosses in that kind of predicament.
Thanks for the Cesspoolitical Science InputSkans » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ I think its possible that Trump will pardon him after the next presidential election, but before he steps down. Twenty-two years is ****. I could see a reasonable judge giving him 5, with Chauvin actually serving 3 of the 5 for manslaughter or something similar. Not to mention the guy was stabbed something like 19 times in the prison where he was first incarcerated. After another 3.5 years, enough is enough.
End of time as you know it, isn't what you declare it should look like tomorrow. When evolving doesn't exceed adapting as displaced since conceived, your intellectual time was inaccurate throughout history of your ancestry pretending nobody knew what each brain navigates every heartbeat forward proportionately alive so far.Johnny You » Yesterday, 7:18 pm » wrote: ↑ The end is near
Your word salad is getting tossed into longer paragraphs
31stArrival » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ End of time as you know it, isn't what you declare it should look like tomorrow. When evolving doesn't exceed adapting as displaced since conceived, your intellectual time was inaccurate throughout history of your ancestry pretending nobody knew what each brain navigates every heartbeat forward proportionately alive so far.
But you are still staying in stereotypical social behavior as typecast by rule of law. Your mind isn't your brain navigating time uniquely alive equally timed apart now.
This ain't no party, this ain't no Disco. Except for Lucy, she has seen it all come and go. She doesn't have time left for now anymore.31stArrival » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ But you are still staying in stereotypical social behavior as typecast by rule of law. Your mind isn't your brain navigating time uniquely alive equally timed apart now.
Lucy in contextual disguise is science fiction and spiritual fantasy of anything else is possible beyond how evolving actually works now..Johnny You » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ This ain't no party, this ain't no Disco. Except for Lucy, she has seen it all come and go. She doesn't have time left for now anymore.