News that makes you say WTF! (24 Viewers)

[Post Ironic]

Wisconisn: What does Bae mean?

 

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[DAiDEViL]

nuke apple watch & fitbit...and amy schumer.

 

[JuveJay]

http://www.expressandstar.com/news/...urder-victim-named-locally-as-darrell-clarke/

Well the guy who was killed was the father of footballer Leon Clarke. The story is generally a bit wtf but this bit:

Donna Wilkinson, who runs The Boat with her wife, also called Donna Wilkinson

 

[Klin]

 

[GordoDeCentral]

http://www.expressandstar.com/news/...urder-victim-named-locally-as-darrell-clarke/

Well the guy who was killed was the father of footballer Leon Clarke. The story is generally a bit wtf but this bit:

who? also how do they know he was attacked

 

[JuveJay]

who? also how do they know he was attacked

He's a Championship/League 1 over here, bit of a bonehead, not the best background.

Could well have been a fall to create a "serious head injury" but I'd assume that witnesses came forward to turn it into a murder enquiry.

 

[Hust]

Wisconisn: What does Bae mean?

NM: Pluto

 

[swag]

NM: Pluto

I thought the Okies and Utes with their tranny hangups were the best.

 

[lgorTudor]

Wisconisn: What does Bae mean?

deflategate

nuke apple watch & fitbit...and amy schumer.

it's unfair I was using fitbit b4 it was cool

30000 steps medal

 

[Hust]

Blue bell icecream recall

 

[DAiDEViL]

it's unfair I was using fitbit b4 it was cool

30000 steps medal

Spoiler

Hipster.

 

[swag]

Dafuq is it with Netflix subscribers wanting to replace our due process judicial system with binge-watching entertainment as the standard of justice?

Over 200,000 people have signed petitions to free Steven Avery of the Netflix show “Making a Murderer”
http://qz.com/585709/over-200000-pe...-avery-of-the-netflix-show-making-a-murderer/

I live in a nation of morons.

 

[JuveJay]

Dafuq is it with Netflix subscribers wanting to replace our due process judicial system with binge-watching entertainment as the standard of justice?

Over 200,000 people have signed petitions to free Steven Avery of the Netflix show “Making a Murderer”
http://qz.com/585709/over-200000-pe...-avery-of-the-netflix-show-making-a-murderer/

I live in a nation of morons.

Give it another 50 years, Idiocracy might have got it spot on.

 

[icemaη]

Dafuq is it with Netflix subscribers wanting to replace our due process judicial system with binge-watching entertainment as the standard of justice?

Over 200,000 people have signed petitions to free Steven Avery of the Netflix show “Making a Murderer”
http://qz.com/585709/over-200000-pe...-avery-of-the-netflix-show-making-a-murderer/

I live in a nation of morons.

Soon we'll get Death Race

 

[Seven]

Dafuq is it with Netflix subscribers wanting to replace our due process judicial system with binge-watching entertainment as the standard of justice?

Over 200,000 people have signed petitions to free Steven Avery of the Netflix show “Making a Murderer”
http://qz.com/585709/over-200000-pe...-avery-of-the-netflix-show-making-a-murderer/

I live in a nation of morons.

It's weird that you should say it like that, when it's pretty damn clear that Steven Avery's rights were not respected. I can only assume you haven't watched the documentary, because the standard of the American legal system seems incredibly low. I understand that it's Wisconsin and not New York, but to be frank that shouldn't matter.

Combine this sort of stuff with atrocities such as the Texas felony murder rule or the random imprisonment of alleged terrorists and at times your legal system looks like something from the Dark Ages.

Replacing it with binge-watching entertainment is not such a bad idea to be fair.

 

[Enron]

http://www.rollingstone.com/politic...&utm_source=huffpostlive&utm_campaign=partner

I fucking love these guys. Thanks to them we now have the terms "Yeeehawd", "Ya'll Queada", and "Vanilla ISIS". Keep it going morons.

 

[swag]

Give it another 50 years, Idiocracy might have got it spot on.

Ow! My balls!

It's weird that you should say it like that, when it's pretty damn clear that Steven Avery's rights were not respected. I can only assume you haven't watched the documentary, because the standard of the American legal system seems incredibly low. I understand that it's Wisconsin and not New York, but to be frank that shouldn't matter.

Combine this sort of stuff with atrocities such as the Texas felony murder rule or the random imprisonment of alleged terrorists and at times your legal system looks like something from the Dark Ages.

Replacing it with binge-watching entertainment is not such a bad idea to be fair.

Dude, you're one of the gullible. You're lead to believe you are taken through an unbiased -- or at least equal-opportunity review and counterreview -- of what constitutes evidence and not evidence. None of that is of concern to a documentary. A documentary has no obligation to include facts or details that may run counter to their point of view. A documentary has no rules about what constitutes hearsay, what constitutes admissible evidence versus inadmissible. A documentary has no obligation to allow for counter-examination.

What is of concern to a documentary on Netflix is viewership. Entertainment.

When that becomes the standard of law, and when the populace believes what they see on TV replaces the checks and balances of a court of law, then we have all failed to the tyranny of Facebook like buttons as a form of defining justice. (Or as Time magazine put it...)

And no, I haven't seen it. No interest in seeing it, either. I don't have 10 hours of my life to donate to Netflix and some director's world view on some guy in Wisconsin.

 

[swag]

Christmas is a time for bearing gifts...

Man drowns himself in Austrian lake using concrete block with wife's head inside
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...austrian-lake-concrete-block-wife-head-inside

 

[Seven]

Ow! My balls!



Dude, you're one of the gullible. You're lead to believe you are taken through an unbiased -- or at least equal-opportunity review and counterreview -- of what constitutes evidence and not evidence. None of that is of concern to a documentary. A documentary has no obligation to include facts or details that may run counter to their point of view. A documentary has no rules about what constitutes hearsay, what constitutes admissible evidence versus inadmissible. A documentary has no obligation to allow for counter-examination.

What is of concern to a documentary on Netflix is viewership. Entertainment.

When that becomes the standard of law, and when the populace believes what they see on TV replaces the checks and balances of a court of law, then we have all failed to the tyranny of Facebook like buttons as a form of defining justice. (Or as Time magazine put it...)

And no, I haven't seen it. No interest in seeing it, either. I don't have 10 hours of my life to donate to Netflix and some director's world view on some guy in Wisconsin.

Dude. You need to see it first. Really. Of course it's not objective. It's likely he did do it. But Brendan Dassey's testimony alone is enough to make any lawyer vomit. Seriously, watch the damn thing then talk about the checks and balances of a court.

 

[swag]

Dude. You need to see it first. Really. Of course it's not objective. It's likely he did do it. But Brendan Dassey's testimony alone is enough to make any lawyer vomit. Seriously, watch the damn thing then talk about the checks and balances of a court.

10 hours? Sorry, but...

It's bad enough that I have to see things like this in my newsfeed:

'Making a Murderer’ Prosecutor Emails Us 9 Reasons Steven Avery Is Guilty
http://www.thewrap.com/making-a-murderer-prosecutor-ken-kratz-steven-avery-9-reasons-guilty/

The Court of Public Opinion is the most b.s. court around. It's wholly the wrong forum for this discussion.