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@BudTheArtGuy1 If they don't meet an adult baby, why are we even making sequels?

Sorry guys, another negative take: Ice Age should've stayed dead. And I'm tired of Buck now, they ruined him by using him any chance they got.

@Q_Review I hope the lego corporation black list them as oficial distribuitors

Meanwhile you have to wonder how much potential revenue Bricks & Minifigs has lost by not just paying the guy his due

@DylanTweetin I preffer "cows dont vote"

@king_of_games34 How that kid get that personality with that mom?

You mean I get 3 mesugakis and their mom? SOLD

@Minox327 Pimplup died?

2012 Vs 2021

@TW0HEADEDBEAST Is hard to accept that they human form should be japanese? Half their DNA is splinter's you know a japanese man

TRANSLATION: "I'm mad because they're not black"

@MrPibbCan The bald one or the cop?

I PREDICTED THIS! Not really a surprise though it was bound to happen because these guys are scum bags.

@EvanMonroe12 Their owner must be mormon

"doubling down on his accusations of misconduct against the American Fork Police Department" You are the news, yes? You have seen the videos, right?

@Kingsle24602644 Most of these comics and those conversations were happening before her novel was released, i saw all the content post the show ending as retcons

Everyone talks about how violent Kyoshi was, but it's really not true. She was pragmatic and wasn't afraid to kill to restore balance, but she didn't take any pleasure in it. Yangchen, however, loved murder and even got banished from the northern air temple for it.

@EvanMonroe12 Ow we just need the 911 calls

This channel is leaking everything related to the Lego situation. It’s incredible. Right away, it’s clear the American Fork PD lied to Ben about the redactions in the body cam footage they gave him. @bamsucks2026?si=goYwZNOv4WZbUsiW" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@bamsucks2026?…

@RoyBattyRabbit I just dress my male character in a dress to keep female townie around

nemona was just a little bit gay with the female protagonist and they said “this can’t ever happen again”

@SnazzyLabs I hope lego black list them as an authorized vendor

I hope other B&M franchises sue corporate for the incredible damage that has occurred to their absolute incompetence.

@TheBrancaShow Police in fact serve papers, but what do you know, you are just a mormon

Because police don’t serve papers.

@DAKKADAKKA1 Let me guess, you are a mormon!

Listen. The company is fucking evil. Yes. But the guy put himself in major shit by saying “I want to ruin their lives, destroy their business and I will have to do illegal stuff.” Then he gets his friends to agree to do “illegal” stuff on camera and published it himself.

@LeonardScolaro @Geo_Slack_Bot @TheLegalMindset They had a legal contract

@Geo_Slack_Bot @TheLegalMindset They turned over allegedly 200k in property and did nothing to protect their interest in said property. Again anyone have a link to the full text of the agreement?

The fact that Bricks and Mini Figs could have ended this for under $200k USD and avoided all the PR damage pains my corporate counsel core This case has horrible decision makers on all sides

@TheLegalMindset Let me guess, are you mormon?

@fwmann1e Why are they praying?

Why didn’t Lin or suyin inherit toph’s blindness or her ability to detect if someone was lying?

@RifeTechnology Havent you seen the videos? Is the CEO

It is insane that a company worth $40 million is choosing to destroy themselves like this. Whoever their business strategist is needs to be fired, immediately. Even if the company wins the lawsuit, they are still committing public suicide here. This is only making them look terrible to every bit of the public. And sadly, @LEGO_Group isn't looking too great either because of it. The public WILL respond by voting with their dollars. LEGO, why haven't you publicly said anything about this? You have an opportunity to win over millions of new customers here. At least @Patreon did the right thing and chose to be on the side of the customer. Lets see if LEGO does the same.

@MagiBlackChaos @ovrclockedjesus I can !

I wouldn't go so far as to blame an entire religion or every officer. What concerns me is much simpler: if bodycam footage raises legitimate questions about decisions that were made, those questions deserve honest answers. Accountability isn't anti-police. It's how public trust is maintained.

Read this carefully. Not because of what Ammon McNeff said. Because of what nobody asked. In the bodycam footage, the American Fork Police Department is presented with two competing stories. On one side: Ben Schneider, better known as Reckless Ben. On the other: Ammon McNeff, CEO of Bricks & Minifigs, discussing Joshua Johnson, Brandon Best, the Salem-Keizer store dispute, and the Mansell family's collection. The officer openly admits he is getting two completely different versions of events. That should have triggered skepticism. Instead, something strange happens. Ammon McNeff makes a long series of serious allegations. Fraud. Forgery. Extortion. Fake contracts. Criminal investigations. Harassment. Collusion. Multiple lawsuits. Organized misconduct. Think about that for a moment. Those are not small accusations. Those are accusations that could destroy reputations and send people to prison. Yet from the footage, the obvious follow-up questions never seem to come. "Can you show me the evidence?" "Can you provide the documents?" "Can you verify those claims?" "Do you have proof of the forgery?" "Do you have proof of extortion?" Instead, the conversation appears to move almost immediately toward accepting a narrative. And that should concern everyone. Not because Ammon McNeff is necessarily wrong. Not because Ben Schneider is necessarily right. But because justice dies the moment allegations become a substitute for evidence. Then look at what happened afterward. According to Ben's published footage and reporting, there were repeated police encounters, trespass warnings, vehicle searches, arrests, searches for alleged drugs that reportedly produced nothing, searches for alleged stolen LEGO merchandise that reportedly produced nothing, and escalating enforcement actions surrounding a dispute that everyone agreed was, at its core, connected to a civil controversy. Again, maybe there are facts the public has not seen. Maybe there are details that will emerge later. But reasonable people should still ask: If someone is accused of fraud, where is the evidence? If someone is accused of extortion, where is the evidence? If someone is accused of forgery, where is the evidence? And if that evidence exists, why wasn't it the center of the conversation? Because what many people are noticing is not proof of corruption. It's something more subtle. A pattern. A pattern where the discussion repeatedly shifts away from evidence and toward character. "He does this for clicks." "He's a YouTuber." "He's wearing camera glasses." "He's trying to get footage." Maybe. But none of those statements answer whether the underlying claims are true. Throughout history, powerful institutions have always preferred debating the messenger over debating the message. The messenger is easier to attack. The evidence is harder. And that's why this story has spread far beyond LEGO collectors. People aren't just watching a dispute involving Brian Mansell, Joshua Johnson, Brandon Best, Ammon McNeff, Bricks & Minifigs, Reckless Ben, and the American Fork Police Department. They're watching something larger. They're watching a test. A test of whether evidence still matters. A test of whether institutions remain accountable. A test of whether ordinary citizens are allowed to ask uncomfortable questions. Because if accusations alone are enough to justify investigations, searches, arrests, warrants, and public condemnation, then every single one of us is vulnerable. Today it's a YouTuber. Tomorrow it's a journalist. The next day it's a whistleblower. The next day it's you. The strongest societies are not the ones that blindly trust corporations. They are not the ones that blindly trust police. They are not the ones that blindly trust influencers. They are the ones that demand evidence from everyone. No exceptions. No sacred cows. No special treatment. Just facts. Just evidence. Just truth. And until those questions are answered, people will continue asking them. youtube.com/watch?v=wpYc8M…

@MagiBlackChaos "He is mormon, I am mormon. Clearly one mormon cant lie to another mormon that would be a sin . So must be saying the truth"