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Funny enough, when Police help prevent a terrible tragedy it isn't reported as a big deal; Yet when Police do something wrong, it makes national headlines. I would have known, because I live just on the outskirts of Baltimore City. Great Police work, glad no one got hurt.

This is exactly what I mean. Pavelow made it seem as if I was incorrect, simply because nobody agrees with me

Anyone that fully understands the quote would agree that it's true most of the time. If everyone is thinking alike and sharing the same beliefs and opinions, then someone isn't thinking for them self, and speaking up about what they stand for. He states that everyone agrees except for me, that's because I'm standing up for my opinion. If I were to blindly agree, then I'd be the one who isn't thinking.

And what happens when the mother was raped, and has twins that she can't afford?

Like I said before, it's entirely up to the mother. How can America be considered the "Land of the free" when it denies it's people basic rights, such as the right to get an abortion?

"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." George S. Patton

crime [ krīm ] noun noun: crime · plural noun: crimes an action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law: "shoplifting was a serious crime" synonyms: offense · unlawful act · illegal act · felony · misdemeanor · More illegal activities: "the victims of crime" synonyms: lawbreaking · delinquency · wrongdoing · criminality · More Illegal immigrants are criminals. My only problem with this article, is the fact that Mexico's law enforcement decides when it wants to enforce it's laws, and have twisted priorities. People have been wanted in Mexico for years, yet as soon as an American makes a humanly mistake that anyone else could have easily made, he's jailed. Mexico used his violation of the law, as a quick excuse to jail an American. The world has a very twisted and ignorant view of Americans, some thinking that Americans are known for being wealthy. Mexico did follow protocol(but how many times before this have they not?), but mainly because this man is an American. I can guarantee that this soldier was stopped, because of him being a foreigner. I'm also sure that the Police treated him like utter crap the entire time he remained in Mexico.

I request that we please remain on the topic at hand, about the American soldier. There is a separate thread for gun control already active, Thanks!

You're missing my point. For one I disagree about the "We don't help them, they don't help us" thing. This is entirely debatable as the 12 million illegal immigrants in the United States are on their way to citizenship and financial aid. If 12 million illegal Americans went to Mexico demanding rights, I doubt that it would go too well. And the Marine wasn't detained for 8 years, I believe the article said 8 months, if I read correctly. A basic human right is the right to a fair and equal trial by law. Mexico lacks in this basic right, because of their corruption. My point here is that Mexico acts instantly to detain an American. Yet how many other Mexicans have broken serious laws and have yet to face any consequences? I'm not going by any internet sources, I'm going by first hand experience and conversation with Mexican immigrants. Mexico is a mess, and it's law enforcement's twisted priorities don't aid the situation.

I'd say North Korea is more of a retarded broken Fascist government more than a corrupt government. It's leader is blatantly incompetent and doesn't know how to run a country. It's only a matter of time before the North Korean people overthrow him, there's already been a coup attempt. Mexico's government organization appears to be averagely fine, just as every other government on Earth. The details and concept of their rules, and who's creating them are when countries begin to differ. Mexico's leaders are also incompetent, and corrupt. A large difference between Mexico and the United States, is that the Mexican government blatantly steals from it's people without care or remorse. The United States government tries to do it subtlety, and usually succeeds.

Everything I've described thus far is in some way or form in related to this article. The subject of the article is corruption, leading to the imprisonment of an American soldier. Mexico is one of the most corrupted countries on the face of the planet. A foreigner from a neighboring country that breaks a minor law, should be deported and dealt with professionally and diplomatically. I'm sure that there have been much worse crimes, and Mexico hasn't done a thing about it. Mexico has some of the worst crime in North America, yet when an American breaks a small law, he's thrown into prison for 8 months. Mexico's trial and sentence system is broken and corrupt, run by cartels and gangs. Every Mexican in the United States that I've talked to said that they fled Mexico because of crime, poverty, and corruption. Why else would they be immigrating to the United States by the millions?

Well I partially agree with tz71. It's the Marine's fault for being oblivious to what should have been obvious. It's Mexico's fault for deciding when it wants to enforce it's laws. Mexico decides to detain an American soldier, and jail him in an instant. Mexico then holds this soldier for almost a year, and the order of a single person authorizes his release. How many other people in Mexico have blatantly broken obvious laws, and Mexico does nothing about it? How many others have driven around in Mexico with the eye-stabbing view of automatic weapons, and Mexico does nothing? Then all of a sudden, a White American soldier has guns, and they jail him almost instantly; Rather then deport him back to the United States and deal with it diplomatically. Mexico is quick to detain one American soldier, but what about the ten million illegal Mexicans in the United States?

If school starts later, kids will just go to bed later. Nothing will change, kids need to learn to go to bed on time. I'm never tired when I wake up at 6:00 AM, because I get a full 8 hours of sleep every night. Like I'm supposed to.

The way Mexican streets are designed on the border are retarded. If you take one wrong turn, you could be driving for hours deep into Mexico down a one-way street. Apparently this is what happened to this man. Right, but the only problem is that corruption coincides with their law. If a Mexican officer were to stop you and demand $500, you could be arrested if you don't pay him. Now you're in prison for absolutely nothing, and must prove your innocence to be released. Keeping in mind that being White in the middle of Mexico isn't always the best feeling, nor will people value your say as much. I hate to use race as an example, but try walking down the streets of Mexico city like you would in the United States. I doubt it would go too well, even for me being African-American. But anyways, the topic is about a Marine that was arrested, with corruption coinciding with his arrest and detainment.

There is plenty that can be discussed here. It's obvious that Mexico has a line of absolute corruption in their government and law enforcement. All it takes is a quick Google search to see hundreds of reports of the Mexican Police publicly stealing from it's people, or demanding money from tourists otherwise imprisonment. It doesn't necessarily make the United States better than Mexico, but it's obvious that their corruption is much worse. Yes I agree "their country their rules", but any old country can't just set any old rules. If a country said that all women needed to be sex slaves or they'd be hanged, I doubt people would so easily accept it as "their country their rules". This argument works some of the time, but not all of the time. A bit deeper into the article, it states that he was lost. Now whether or not you accept this as true, is up to you.

U.S. Marine reservist Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, jailed in Mexico on gun charges since March, was ordered released by a judge in Mexico on Friday, according to documents released by the court. The California native, 26, was arrested on March 31 after he says he got lost and crossed the Mexican border with three firearms in his pickup truck. Tahmooressi served two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Unlike American law, in Mexico one is guilty until proven innocent and the decision rests solely in the judge’s hands. It is a shame that the United States is bordering such a corrupt country. https://gma.yahoo.com/mexican-judge-orders-us-marine-reservist-released-002900463--abc-news-topstories.html

I don't quite understand what this modification does. Does it provide a more stable multiplayer?

I have the same issue with Norton 360. It's the LCPDFR Diagnostics tool that's preventing you from installing LCPDFR. Here's what you do: 1. On Windows 7, look to the bottom right of the screen for the bar with icons straight across. 2. Look for a yellow square icon with a black symbol on it, the Norton icon. 3. Once you've found the icon, right click it and a small menu should appear over the icon 4. Click "Disable auto-protect". A window should pop up asking you how long you'd like to disable it, choose one.(WARNING: This does weaken security) 5. After disabling auto protect, repeat steps 1 to 3, right clicking the icon so that the menu shows up again 6. There should be something else that you can disable as well, should be right below or above the " Disable auto-protect" option. I can't remember what it's called because I'm not on my personal laptop. 7. Disable this, and again a window should pop up asking for how long, choose one. You have now disabled ALL anti-virus software and security on your PC. Once I get home, I can walk you through allowing LCPDFR to run, otherwise Norton will just remove some of the files when it get's re-enabled. This could break your entire GTA 4 folder. Please note that you are completely vulnerable at this point, since you've essentially disabled all protection on your PC. If you need anymore help, please quote this post!

Good.

While I do agree with you, I don't think this would be a good idea. The last thing the United States needs, is the media spreading false information about the United States legalizing hanging, firing squad, guillotine, burning, etc. The world won't see this as a request, they'll see it as a forced punishment. Human Rights Watch would be all over the situation. But like I said, I do agree with you. If I'm going to die regardless, I'd prefer to choose my own route.

Hanging and guillotine aren't legal in the United States, regardless of what state you're in.... They are illegal and should remain that way.

Sorry, just realized I could have simply modified my already existing thread. I don't have the time to change this. As of October 29th, there have been over 3,000 White South African farmers brutally murdered; most of these deaths being gruesome. There have been cases of Black thugs raiding White farms, and pouring boiling water down the throats of the White farmers, and attacking the farmers with smoothing irons. In other cases, farmers were simply beaten to death or raped. South African Police say that they aren't receiving enough funding, and don't have the manpower to effectively protect these rural areas. Private Commando groups and security companies have volunteered protection for farmers. Human Rights Watch has criticized the majority Black South African government for it's inactive response on the situation. Read more at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_farm_attacks

I heard the explosion as well. Didn't see it, but I did feel a small rumble. I'm not sure if that's correct. Everyone I've talked to so far and every news article says that it's NASA.

Thousands of arrogant Russians.

For some reason I always think of the national anthem when it comes to American Space Rockets. Anyways this is a sad situation altogether, Glad no one was aboard. Those of you so eager to start a nuclear war, imagine an explosion larger than that.. on a populated city.