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Still in Florida:

https://miami.cbslocal.com/2020/01/17/distracted-driver-gets-no-jail-time/

It seems to charge her with a crime, they’d have to prove reckless driving, where the driver shows a “willful or wanton disregard for safety.” Driving at 66mph in a 55 while distracted doesn’t qualify.

The law, the wording of it and or it’s implications for drivers needs to change.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-51113371/submitting-to-my-husband-like-it-s-1959-why-i-became-a-tradwife

Owen Jones beater explains a picture of him apparently throwing a Nazi
salute was in fact him showing a tattoo on his outstretched arm to a
curious friend

https://twitter.com/CourtNewsUK/status/1218212338064666625

Ex Chelsea headhunter who attacked Owen Jones insists he cannot be
homophobic because 'my solicitor is gay'

Oddly, my memory of my grandparents was hard as nails women ruling the roost and giving their husbands pocket money rather than my grandfathers being the boss.

Same here. And my grandparents, according to my Mum and Dad.

Are some of his best friends gay too? ;)

Cherubic young Tory MP is forced to offer his services to filthy old sugar daddies in order to make ends meet.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-51157838

Cash for honours?

#rep

Buzzfeed's version is a more titillating.

Labour leadership contender Jess Phillips has called on the Tories to withdraw the whip from Wallis.

"Let's be clear: sugar daddy is a euphemism for something deeply ugly: exploitation of women by powerful men,” her campaign said. "The Tories should feel ashamed sitting alongside Jamie Wallis. The only way to show they don't condone this kind of behaviour is to flay the whip."

There's some weird contradictions in that article that don't seem to be addressed.

It appears he simultaneously knew nothing about it and owned the company that controlled it.

some weird contradictions

i think they're called lies

Hmm... maybe the website generated kompromat that helped him in his whip duties?
Anne Widdecombe cruising for toy boys etc.

I mean more that the article presents them all but then seems to not highlight them or draw any conclusions. It would be easy to miss that he owned it given the way it's phrased.

i also wondered about that

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2020/jan/21/how-the-worlds-funniest-looking-dog-finally-found-a-home-jubilee

Here's a report from the trial concerned with the children discovered on a Dutch farm last year. This sort of news always makes me wonder how many more of these there are out there--the Fritzl case probably the most horrifying, although it's silly to make such comparisons, e.g. with the Natascha Kampusch case.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jan/21/man-beat-his-children-at-dutch-farm-to-drive-out-evil-spirits-court-hears

Obviously, there are many cases of emotional and physical abuse where no hiding-places are involved, and where outwardly families appear to lead perfectly normal lives.

how many more of these there are out there

Indeed. The privacy aspect of property rights are over rated IMO. If I had any power I would instigate a nationwide program of compulsory fire safety inspections in all basements. Would be interesting to see what they turned up.

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