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I rushed to ICE detention center Delaney Hall yesterday when I heard detainees began a hunger strike. Here’s what I saw: THREAD

40 million to the taliban this week. Meanwhile I can't barely afford to put gas in my car. I'm starting to get pissed off.

Group of girls getting arrested by the carload over behavior in restaurant. Playing stupid games winning stupid prizes. When a night out at Red Crab in Bowie, Maryland, took a volatile turn, it served as a sobering reminder of how quickly aggressive behavior can spiral into serious legal consequences. What began as a disturbance call—with reports of individuals harassing restaurant staff and issuing threats of physical violence—quickly escalated the moment law enforcement arrived on the scene. ​As seen in the body-worn camera footage, the situation moved from a verbal confrontation inside the restaurant to an active investigation in the parking lot. Police weren't just addressing the initial disorderly conduct; once they initiated contact, the interaction expanded into a deeper probe, demonstrating the "stacking" effect of criminal charges. ​The legal outcomes for the three individuals were distinct (The fourth individual was not charged), reflecting their specific actions and the evidence discovered during the search: ​Individual 1 (Brooks): Faced charges of CDS (Controlled Dangerous Substance) Possession—Not Cannabis, along with CDS Possession of Paraphernalia. ​Individual 2 (Yaras): Encountered a more complex set of charges, including Driving While Impaired (DWI), Reckless Driving, Negligent Driving, and CDS Possession—Not Cannabis. ​Individual 3 (Carr): Was charged with Obstructing and Hindering, Failure to Obey a Reasonable and Lawful Order, and Disorderly Conduct. ​This incident highlights a critical reality: police intervention is not limited to the primary reason for the call. Once officers arrive, they are mandated to address any infractions uncovered during the encounter. What starts as a dispute over "entitled" behavior can, in a matter of minutes, lead to a criminal record. This case is a clear example of how resistance and refusal to comply with lawful orders only serves to exponentially increase one's legal exposure.

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Not believing in Allah is the biggest unforgivable crime All the unbelievers must be punish, enslave and executed by the hands of the Muslims until all the unbelievers in the world are dead or enslaved

There’s nothing to study. You let Muslims in anywhere, you’re instantly a medieval, third world shit hole, never to recover. Class dismissed.