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It took long enough. Of course, I agree with this and have kind of followed the case for the last few months. Justine Damon was killed last year in July. Noor has been free all of that time to be with his family and friends. But finally, he was charged and he turned himself in. His bail is $500,000, but I don't believe he made bail.

So we will see how the trial goes. It has been out of the news for a long time. But I will post when there are further developments. I think the trial date is set for May 8th.



http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/20/officer-who-fatally-shot-justine-damond-turns-himself-in-charges-pending.html

I actually think they do. They go through so much to be in their position only to be in that career for 8 years and after can’t get a normal job. Although they could go into managing a team but not a lot are able to, they have to give up most of their time with their families and friends to prove they have enough determination. They miss their teenage years of drinking and don’t get to experience what lots of teenagers do. Their level of skill is incredibly rare since they have to both be good at it and have enough fire in them to do it. They are a source of entertainment yet none moans at actors. They are role models to the younger generation and set the trends and behaviour. They are a source of national unity and respect their countries and the talent their countries can produce.

Apparently this was due to YouTube 'discriminating' against her doubtlessly insane rants...

Now before we get into this Story
I think this is wrong, Dorian stole a beer, maybe what $2.00?, the store clerk chases after him and shoots him (multiple shots, and does not notify the authorities after the act. Now yes theft is wrong, but the store clerk could have called the police or could have confronted Dorian, Not murder him.

What do you think about The store clerks Actions?

A corner store clerk in Memphis, Tennessee, shot a black teenager to death last week for shoplifting beer from the store, according to police.

Anwar Ghazali, a 28-year-old employee at Top Stop Shop, was charged Saturday with the first-degree murder of 17-year-old Dorian Harris

Dorian Harris walked into the store around 10:20 p. m. on Thursday, swiped “at least one beer,” and left, according to an arrest warrant for Ghazali.

Police say the clerk “drew his weapon and ran after” the teen, firing several shots at him as he was walking away.

Anwar Ghazali returned to the store and told a witness, “I think I shot him,” according to the affidavit. He never called the police to report the shooting

Two days later, police discovered Dorian’s body a few yards away from Top Stop Shop. He had suffered a gunshot wound to his left leg, according to the affidavit. Ghazali was taken into custody, where police interviewed him and he “admitted to firing several shots.

So in this ultra-diverse world, a common theme is that men and women are equal, women can do anything, and being progressive and promoting diversity is essential. Should women be allowed to compete with and against men, creating unisex sporting competitions?

Question made collaboratively from a diverse pool of friends debating this question over drinks

I know already of one Florida based company that manufacturers bulletproof panels to go in backpacks, designed for students to use. Should the wearing of bulletproof vests be fully tolerated in schools across America?

This is not a backdoor attack on guns, I'm not touching that debate. Please keep the gun control debate out of this thread. Let's assume that the law stands as it stands, for better or worse.

I'm simply talking about parents having the right to protect their children as best they can given the existing laws. I am also not trying to give the impression that school shootings are so common that the risk to a given child in a given school is high, but planes come with life vests and how many people are ever likely to be involved in, let alone survive, an emergency landing on water?

It seems to me that you should be able to employ reasonable means necessary to increase the safety of your child, including pulling them out of a school if it cannot demonstrate adequate safety measures.

A Malaysian newspaper has published a gay-spotter’s checklist. It includes things like being a gym member or having a beard as signs of male homosexuality.
The helpful list of hints on how to spot members of the LGBT community has been published in the Malaysian daily newspaper Sinar Harian, alongside a piece featuring Islamic cleric Hanafiah Malik deploring the rise of homosexuality, which many Muslims consider sinful, in the south-east Asian country.

“[They] like going to the gym but not for exercising, but to ogle others,” reads one of the bullet points, adding that gay men have a penchant for beards and branded clothes and that their eyes light up when they see a handsome slice of beefcake.

Hugging, holding hands, being alone and talking disparagingly about men, meanwhile, are a sure-fire way of telling someone is a lesbian, according to the guide.

The preacher also said that “khunsa,” or hermaphrodites, should allowed to undergo surgery to have one of their sets of genitals removed.

The Sinar Harian article was not welcomed by everyone, however. Arwind Kumar, one of Malaysia’s biggest social media stars, ripped into the article on YouTube.

“I know a lot of priests, I know a lot ustads [Islamic scholars], I know a lot of really, really religious people who love keeping beards. Are you trying to say they are gay? That’s how stupid this whole article sounds,” he said.

“If you really want to educate society then explain to them the traits of a pedophile, a molester, a murderer, a kidnapper, people who actually endanger the lives of others. How the hell does a gay person endanger your life?”