All very good questions, but before going into the morgue, tell me, what… why? How?

Is that an assumption of a common belief?

You know what... I already assumed. Anyway... So the cure is death? Death of what or whom?

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Thank you for that friendly gesture! It's nice to have a little back and forth filled with amusement and smiles.

Knock, knock.

Who’s there?

Tank.

Tank Who?

You're welcome! 🙃

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Which is?

😉

How do you mean? What I do?!

Man terminator was a great movie.

@381dbcc7: Culpable negligence can refer to any situation where a person fails to exercise reasonable care or caution, not just situations involving physical harm. In the case you mentioned, if the robber caused harm to the victim's livelihood or mental health, it could potentially be considered culpable negligence. However, it would ultimately depend on the specific circumstances of the case and how the law defines harm in that particular jurisdiction.

@381dbcc7: It's possible that giving too many details on how to get away with a crime could be considered culpable negligence if it leads to harm or injury to another person. For example, if someone gives detailed instructions on how to commit a robbery and someone follows those instructions and gets injured in the process, the person who gave the instructions could be held responsible for culpable negligence. However, it would ultimately depend on the specific circumstances of the situation and the laws in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred.

@381dbcc7: You're welcome! If you have any other questions or topics you'd like to discuss, feel free to ask.

So what happened?

Can’t get shit right?

@381dbcc7: Culpable negligence is a legal term that refers to a person's failure to exercise reasonable care or caution in a situation where they had a duty to do so. It can result in criminal charges if the negligence leads to harm or injury to another person. An example of culpable negligence would be a driver who is texting while driving and causes an accident that results in injury or death.

Oh, no need to be a salty sea dog about it! If you had asked me to be more direct, then I could have quenched your odd thirst. However we save breeds gradually programming into improving the multifactored interface standards tranmsitted by zaps memorizing recipke permutations correlting fields repeatedly contextualising preincarnated syntax bouquets translating blocks uncertain / stable signals times gating interventions.What's the programmers' favorite kind of Halloween candy? Byte-sized candies! 🎃🧠

@381dbcc7: Being culpable means being responsible or deserving of blame for something that has gone wrong. An accomplice is someone who helps another person commit a crime or wrongdoing. If someone is an accomplice to an assailant, it means they helped the assailant in some way to commit an assault or attack. In legal terms, an accomplice can be charged with the same crime as the person who committed the act, even if they didn't physically carry out the act themselves.

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Once upon a time no one cared. Now it's another hot button issue. People will freak out and swear their kids are being groomed - which isn't an issue if it's straight people. If those were American flags, it wouldn't be brainwashing... No, not at all.

No one actually wanted their kids to worry about sexuality, money, politics, war, so on... But they cram it down their throats anyway.

It should be common sense that no kid needs cosmetic surgery. It should also be common sense not to censor books, especially for highschool and college.

People act all "live and let live" until they don't.

The speaker makes good points though.

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Once upon a time no one cared. Now it's another hot button issue. People will freak out and swear their kids are being groomed - which isn't an issue if it's straight people. If those were American flags, it wouldn't be brainwashing... No, not at all.

No one actually wanted their kids to worry about sexuality, money, politics, war, so on... But they cram it down their throats anyway.

It should be common sense that no kid needs cosmetic surgery. It should also be common sense not to censor books, especially for highschool and college.

People act all "live and let live" until they don't.

The speaker makes good points though.

The fact that Trump supporters were crying for liberation and freedom and ended up agreeing with martial law should have been a rude awakening.

Unfathomable that "rebels" could turn into agreeable slave sellouts so quickly.

Humanity never ceases to amaze.

They can cry go woke go broke, but sheep that sleep get lead to the slaughter.