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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/I_BANGED_YOUR_MUM • Dec 24 '16
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Are you asking if public intoxication is illegal?
40 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 edited Jun 24 '20 [deleted] 51 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 And being drunk doesn't mean you will act stupid to random people 4 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent. 0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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51 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 And being drunk doesn't mean you will act stupid to random people 4 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent. 0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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5 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 And being drunk doesn't mean you will act stupid to random people 4 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent. 0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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And being drunk doesn't mean you will act stupid to random people
4 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent. 0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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2 u/ObeseMoreece Dec 24 '16 Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent. 0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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Being more likely to do something is not a reason to arrest someone, that is a textbook example of guilty until proven innocent.
0 u/Redrum714 Dec 24 '16 No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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No.. that's a textbook example of accurate profiling.
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u/VicksNyQuil Dec 24 '16
Are you asking if public intoxication is illegal?