Doc

Yeah I realize you'll twist "fight for freedom" to suit your purposes, but she clarified what Starlink's role in the "fight" was and Ukraine knew it. And they didn't turn off anything: they just didn't turn on the Crimea region.

Just got on. The DIRECTV interface was much better.

LOL! It's obvious you either didn't read or understand the quote you provided. What do you suppose "but our intent was never to have them use it for offensive purposes" mean?

According to the call (that was pathetically altered) he made at the time the incident was going on “this guy looks like he is up to no good or he is on drugs or something."

After what they accused just him of, he might take it away from them. See how far they get with that.

Sad. I feel bad for these kids. They are confused and in many cases getting bad/misleading advice from people they think have their best interest at heart.

They need to pay his talent agency more...

I'm not going to get into it all over again but suffice it to say that there was a lot more than just that. So with the wide usage of dating apps you never worried about either of your sons hooking up with a girl and then being accused of rape? Hey, more power to you. And obviously there was more interest because he was a Bills draftee. It still would have been an interesting case had it happened to another team and I'd still be defending him.

He told them and they already knew a) it wasn't mean for military purposes and b) it didn't extend into Crimea.

The torch was gone last year after the Bills cut him because it was clear he never going to play for them again/they found a suitable replacement. But the case was a passionate one for many here (ahem), for months on end, likely because beyond it being a Bills draftee, it hit home for those who have HS and college aged kids. It was a case study in not believing everything you're initially told and jumping to conclusions, a common problem for many, and as such it will live on for awhile. In this case, I couldn't care less if and from where Hines recovers his money. I just find it odd that he'd sue the guy who hit him if he didn't have any money and wouldn't sue the rental company if they were at fault. Kind of like it was odd for Gilleon to file a civil suit before charges were filed.

Must have lost the passion for football.

I know why you'd want to forget it...

You should have flip-flopped on the Araiza case.

We'll see.

No, it's just the most glaring and recent example of taking a lawyer's word at face value. Like that lawyer, we'll see what Hines' lawyer has in short order. And if he has a case against the rental company, good for him.

How have lawyers hurt medicine? LOL! Anyway...I might need a good lawyer before I retire. Haven't needed one yet. But I know how they work. A year ago Araiza was a statutory and gang rapist. A year later...

No, the lawyer's words are immaterial. They'll make you believe that the other guy is the devil and drink's babies' blood. And they usually talk more the less they have. I'll wait to see what he's got. You would be wise to do the same.

Nope. But I also don't live in Cloud cuckoo land like you do.

Could be (and most likely is) nothing or could be something. I trust what a lawyer says about as far as I can thrown one.

On what grounds? You brought up intoxication but there's no evidence that was the case. And even if he were drunk when he hit Hines, they'd have to prove he was drunk when he signed the forms.

So "no one has been sued yet" and you caught that "earlier in the week" and you still asked why the rental company hasn't been sued?

The Logan Act. LOL! What clowns. Anyway, Musk said he ignored Ukraine's request to extend Starlink into Crimea. He didn't change/turn off anything.

Obviously there is no proof he was when he signed the forms. Otherwise they would also have been sued. I seriously doubt this was an oversight by Hines' attorney.

Any Dems care to tackle this one? You think idiot boy's going to be managing $2B of their money after Joke is out of office...

It's not a cult...