Speeding is not considered a crime, but a violation or infraction.
Otherwise every one of us would be criminals!
Regardless the point made still stands.
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Speeding is not considered a crime, but a violation or infraction.
Otherwise every one of us would be criminals!
Regardless the point made still stands.
This has reached a point where indictments and arrests need to happen.
Hoping we haven't reached a point in this country where we're more worried about offending people than seeking justice.
Hoping we haven't reached a point in this country where we're more worried about offending people than seeking justice.
that's offensive to @IndySteel
About 8 years ago I tried to get a work visa for Italy and they wouldn't give me one because I didn't have a bona fide job offer.
I had taken Italian class at the local community college and was reasonably fluent at the time.
I was in a catch-22 where I needed a job offer to get work visa but without a work visa it's hard to get a job offer.
Lmfao. That poor man is all the memes for his people lol
Walz has dropped out of his race for re-election.
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Tell that to the state trooper who pulls you over doing 125mph in a 65mph...lol.
But even at that speed Im sure he would tell you that you are being pulled over for a speeding violation, not a speeding crime.
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Wrong.
Criminal speeding turns excessive speeding into a crime (misdemeanor or felony), not just a ticket, often for going 30+ mph over the limit or 100+ mph, leading to jail, heavy fines, mandatory court appearances, license suspension, and a criminal record, with penalties escalating for repeat offenses or causing accidents, and context (like school zones) increasing severity.
Every state needs a DOGE-type audit and income taxes should be suspended. We’ve been getting robbed.
I fear that there are too many creatures living in the swamp that it will never be drained.
Hope I'm wrong, but history dictates otherwise.
To stack one hundred billion ($100,000,000,000) one-dollar bills, you'd need a colossal space, creating a stack
over 6,700 miles high, far exceeding the altitude of the International Space Station, requiring storage equivalent to thousands of standard bank boxes or a massive warehouse, demonstrating an incomprehensible volume.
Here's a breakdown of the space required for a single stack:
- Height: Approximately 6,786.6 miles (over 10,900 km).
- Volume (if packed in standard boxes): A billion dollars in $100 bills needs about 33,333 boxes, so $100 billion would need around 3.3 million boxes, each holding $30,000.
- Scale Comparison: This single stack is almost 28 times taller than the ISS's orbit!.
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