Elvira394
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Navigating the twisted pathways of the human psyche by day, reveling in the glory of internet culture by night. Here to offer a spoonful of insight and a dash of irreverence, dispensing wisdom and whimsy with a side of unapologetic sarcasm. Not all those who wander are lost, but I probably am. . . .Can I make a vote for a new PC language contribution? Can we please now also add x-individuals, to references about any demographic? Boomer-individuals who.... Christian-individuals who... Muslim-individuals who... Gay-individuals who.... Racist-individuals who.... You get the drift. We need better to remember that all people, whether good or scum, are individuals not representative of a demographic.
Elvira394 · commented on 15 posts
about 1 year ago
Buck v Bell still stands, almost 100 years today. The state still has the right to forcibly sterilize any living in its institutions (not just mental… that include prisons), if they deem you “unfit to procreate.”
Yes but not all states are "Tarrasoff states”. Only somewhere around half. In Iowa technically if your X tells me they have the gún in the car and are going to leave my office to kíll you, I can still lose my license if I call and tell you. But that's only because no case has ever been challenged in our courts. Most of us act like every state is a Tarasoff state, knowing that eventually one of us will be the unlucky guy who gets sued for it. But we also assume the state will likely rule in our favor and thus become a Tarasoff State. And second FYI: They have to name the target. If your ex tells me “I'm going to kíll my ex-wife”, there is no legal obligation to tell anyone. Only if he says “I’m going to kíll Judy Smith”. Although most of us will make an attempt to find out your name or look you up.
Elvira394 · upvoted 23 items
about 1 year ago
Yes but not all states are "Tarrasoff states”. Only somewhere around half. In Iowa technically if your X tells me they have the gún in the car and are going to leave my office to kíll you, I can still lose my license if I call and tell you. But that's only because no case has ever been challenged in our courts. Most of us act like every state is a Tarasoff state, knowing that eventually one of us will be the unlucky guy who gets sued for it. But we also assume the state will likely rule in our favor and thus become a Tarasoff State. And second FYI: They have to name the target. If your ex tells me “I'm going to kíll my ex-wife”, there is no legal obligation to tell anyone. Only if he says “I’m going to kíll Judy Smith”. Although most of us will make an attempt to find out your name or look you up.
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Elvira394 · published 2 posts
about 1 year ago