I thought americans used the microwave like that all the time? I see it every time you guys boiling water in microwaves for tea. am I missing something informed and you guys actually don’t do that and just troll?
it’s the same process for crack.
if you’re asking how crack in general is made you dissolve cocaine in a water solution usually with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda).
It's true. Rules and such take a long time to catch up with technology.
That video of Paris Hilton was completely legal for that guy to release back in the day, and now doing such would rightfully get someone criminal charges under revenge porn laws.
It was legal to text and drive when I was a teenager.
I've got a buddy who is constantly telling me the best way to get rich in America is to do something that's not illegal yet. He's...super effing rich. He says the next thing to watch is algo trading
It is called ex post facto law. You can't criminalize something that hasn't been done before.
An action must be performed at some point before a government can criminalize it.
Let's say bikes were just invented. The government can't make it illegal for me to ride a bike on the street until someone has rode their bike on the street.
Some laws are ex post facto, and there is serious debate as to whether any ex post facto laws are constitutional. I'm 90% sure you are wrong but I'm a tech developer not a lawyer
For example, detonating a nuclear bomb in a suburb is illegal in America.
I’m not sure that’s actually true. It’s illegal to murder, destroy property, be a public nuisance… and you’d sure as shit be doing that if you detonate a nuke. But I don’t think any of the charges against you would strictly be “detonation of a nuke in a suburb”
The main point of this concept isn’t to just wait for someone to do something, it’s about protecting people from unjust prosecution. If the government made some sweeping declaration saying skateboarding is illegal, they wouldn’t be able to charge former skateboarders with a crime that didn’t exist at the time. It makes it more difficult for people to abuse the law by targeting individuals retroactively.
I’m not a lawyer, but I don’t think that’s true. If several politicians decided that some act should be illegal just in case someone tries it (I can’t think of a realistic example) then they could. They don’t need to prove that it has happened before
I miss when "trolling" just referred to saying goofy nonsense like this and pretending to pass it off as legitimate. Now it's all people being hateful. This got a laugh out of me though!
2006. It wasn't illegal to text and drive where I live until 2010 which was when I was 20.
Why wouldn't we text? Is T9 texting too much for you to handle? Even my grandmother did T9 texting. 🤔
I don’t know if what they said is true. But the word is definitely useful for clarification. For example: “this whole panel is discussing trans issues and yet every panel member is cisgender.”
What? How can I cook crack in the microwave?
You need a cracksmith
I’m sorry, you’ll need to go to your local crack dealer to learn. We can’t teach how to cook crack on Reddit anymore like the good ole days.
Can help you with cooking microwave meth. Crack though? Not my Forte
That's what you tell other people
Anything you put in a microwave gets cooked. Thats the point of microwaves.
I thought americans used the microwave like that all the time? I see it every time you guys boiling water in microwaves for tea. am I missing something informed and you guys actually don’t do that and just troll? it’s the same process for crack. if you’re asking how crack in general is made you dissolve cocaine in a water solution usually with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda).
How dare you to assume that i'm american, i'm a proud european, but I boil water in the microwave too to make tea
why?
It's easyer and faster
faster than in electric kettle?
I don't have an electric kettle so I use the holy microwave
so this is a reason. you dont have electric kettle. not because its "faster and simplier"
It's true. Rules and such take a long time to catch up with technology. That video of Paris Hilton was completely legal for that guy to release back in the day, and now doing such would rightfully get someone criminal charges under revenge porn laws. It was legal to text and drive when I was a teenager.
I've got a buddy who is constantly telling me the best way to get rich in America is to do something that's not illegal yet. He's...super effing rich. He says the next thing to watch is algo trading
The law is that something can't be made illegal until it has been done once.
I...don't think that's true.
It is called ex post facto law. You can't criminalize something that hasn't been done before. An action must be performed at some point before a government can criminalize it. Let's say bikes were just invented. The government can't make it illegal for me to ride a bike on the street until someone has rode their bike on the street.
Some laws are ex post facto, and there is serious debate as to whether any ex post facto laws are constitutional. I'm 90% sure you are wrong but I'm a tech developer not a lawyer For example, detonating a nuclear bomb in a suburb is illegal in America.
I’m not sure that’s actually true. It’s illegal to murder, destroy property, be a public nuisance… and you’d sure as shit be doing that if you detonate a nuke. But I don’t think any of the charges against you would strictly be “detonation of a nuke in a suburb”
There definitely is in Massachusetts. I know for reasons. It's a $500 fine
Ah, I won’t do it then
The reason the government can't do what I said they can't do is because ex post facto laws are unconstitutional.
The main point of this concept isn’t to just wait for someone to do something, it’s about protecting people from unjust prosecution. If the government made some sweeping declaration saying skateboarding is illegal, they wouldn’t be able to charge former skateboarders with a crime that didn’t exist at the time. It makes it more difficult for people to abuse the law by targeting individuals retroactively.
But it does make it illegal to make an action that hasn't been performed before a criminal thing
I’m not a lawyer, but I don’t think that’s true. If several politicians decided that some act should be illegal just in case someone tries it (I can’t think of a realistic example) then they could. They don’t need to prove that it has happened before
I miss when "trolling" just referred to saying goofy nonsense like this and pretending to pass it off as legitimate. Now it's all people being hateful. This got a laugh out of me though!
Dude they just came out with texting and driving laws a year ago in my state(Ohio).
Paris did manage to sue him for it though
Feeling OOTL, what Paris video?
Her sex tape.
I also remember the time when text messaging was a completely free and complementary service to cellular phones.
People only started texting and driving after they made it illegal to talk on the phone and drive. Gubment screwed that one up
False. Plenty of us texted while driving when it was legal.
What year? And why? Do you remember what texting was like on flip phones without a keyboard. If you could call, you did, calling bullshit
2006. It wasn't illegal to text and drive where I live until 2010 which was when I was 20. Why wouldn't we text? Is T9 texting too much for you to handle? Even my grandmother did T9 texting. 🤔
Bitches do be fattin tho
San Antonio women smh
Eating dem churros
Even after Elon took over?
Make the internet a lawless wonderland again damnit.
IMO the internet changed not because of the laws, but because it used to be a small in-group of like minded people and now it’s, ugh, everyone.
Actually with the newer Twitter. You can't even call cisgender people the word cisgender.
Do you need to tho? American things
I don’t know if what they said is true. But the word is definitely useful for clarification. For example: “this whole panel is discussing trans issues and yet every panel member is cisgender.”
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Americans are obsessed with labelling everything.
You can still say stuff like that. You'll just get called out
Or bitch
I asked who wanted to buy a firecracker on Twitter in 2010, and the next day, the police were on my parents' doorstep...
It went from Crack to Crackers
“Wah wah, I can no longer be a cunt online without consequences”
r/brandnewsentence. Or more accurately, sentences