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Myron And Akademiks Get Into A HEATED Debate Over Chud’s Legal Defense! ⏲️TIME STAMPS⏲️ 00:00 - * - he's not defending using racial slurs to offend others 03:50 - * - The man accused of shooting another man appears to have a strong self defense case 08:26 - * - Chud says he was defending himself with a gun against an aggressive assailant 13:27 - * - A punch doesn't constitute as justification for deadly force, right? 17:28 - * - Myron: The aggressor can't claim self defense 20:12 - * - Dalton: I think the man has self defense in this case 22:48 - * - Do you think he's justified in a shot with the first fact pattern 28:13 - * - Roman: You say racial terms are considered fighting words, but they're not 32:50 - * - Anthony Carmelo: The tweet is irrelevant to this specific use of force 37:23 - * - One punch does not justify deadly force, Chud says 40:31 - * - Who provoked this altercation? I'm still going with who closed the distance 43:30 - * - He followed him act. He literally followed him. When I say he closed the gap, I mean he followed him 44:02 - * - You said a punch doesn't justify lethal force. You said that one punch can't constitute 47:43 - * - Ak: If you get punched by random civilian, you could use your gun 52:20 - * - Dalton has no self defense case in this case 55:02 - * - Charlie Kirk: You're comparing a self defense case to a Middle East conflict 58:50 - * - Nico: I'm not defending defending violence but to act 1:02:14 - * - Akron: He did not provoke on the day this incident happens 1:05:26 - * - When it comes to self defense, there's five checks, ok 1:08:52 - * - Myron: He lost every self defense argument because he followed 1:12:14 - * - Witnesses say man approached them and then assaulted them, right 1:15:38 - * - Roland Martin says man should be charged with assault for allegedly punching man 1:18:58 - * - Chud: To use deadly force might not be reasonable for self defense 1:24:01 - * - You cannot remove nuance when it comes to self defense 1:28:53 - * - Harry: You're isolating a very specific point without adding context 1:32:03 - * - If someone punches you, you can absolutely justify shooting them based on context 1:32:46 - * - This comes from a witness who saw the incident live on stream 1:36:13 - * - One third of my audience is Hispanic, bro. That's not proportional 1:39:20 - * - Let's say Rory punches you in the head and you're armed 1:41:46 - * - If I was legal to shoot him, I would have killed him, bro 1:44:54 - * - Some witnesses are saying that the altercation was provoked; others say it wasn't 1:49:05 - * - Dalton: At some point he'll get bond 1:53:05 - * - Antoine: I'm not arguing about the bond, I'm arguing about price 1:57:31 - * - Excessive bail should not be required, according to Tennessee law 2:01:05 - * - Let's have a civil debate where you disagree, man. It still be really respectful 2:01:28 - * - Give me what you think happened and then your prediction on this case 2:02:07 - * - Dalton is charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault over self defense claim 2:05:19 - * - B.L. King: YouTube video shows man walking away from potential attackers 2:07:58 - * - Chud: I think Dalton will get fully prosecuted in self defense case 2:12:03 - * - The prosecutor's gotta be willing to prosecute this even if it's a losing case 2:12:43 - * - Last question before I get off here. The money that's raised for his legal defense Myron Gaines

Myron And Akademiks Get Into A HEATED Debate Over Chud’s Legal Defense! ⏲️TIME STAMPS⏲️ 00:00 - * - he's not defending using racial slurs to offend others 03:50 - * - The man accused of shooting another man appears to have a strong self defense case 08:26 - * - Chud says he was defending himself with a gun against an aggressive assailant 13:27 - * - A punch doesn't constitute as justification for deadly force, right? 17:28 - * - Myron: The aggressor can't claim self defense 20:12 - * - Dalton: I think the man has self defense in this case 22:48 - * - Do you think he's justified in a shot with the first fact pattern 28:13 - * - Roman: You say racial terms are considered fighting words, but they're not 32:50 - * - Anthony Carmelo: The tweet is irrelevant to this specific use of force 37:23 - * - One punch does not justify deadly force, Chud says 40:31 - * - Who provoked this altercation? I'm still going with who closed the distance 43:30 - * - He followed him act. He literally followed him. When I say he closed the gap, I mean he followed him 44:02 - * - You said a punch doesn't justify lethal force. You said that one punch can't constitute 47:43 - * - Ak: If you get punched by random civilian, you could use your gun 52:20 - * - Dalton has no self defense case in this case 55:02 - * - Charlie Kirk: You're comparing a self defense case to a Middle East conflict 58:50 - * - Nico: I'm not defending defending violence but to act 1:02:14 - * - Akron: He did not provoke on the day this incident happens 1:05:26 - * - When it comes to self defense, there's five checks, ok 1:08:52 - * - Myron: He lost every self defense argument because he followed 1:12:14 - * - Witnesses say man approached them and then assaulted them, right 1:15:38 - * - Roland Martin says man should be charged with assault for allegedly punching man 1:18:58 - * - Chud: To use deadly force might not be reasonable for self defense 1:24:01 - * - You cannot remove nuance when it comes to self defense 1:28:53 - * - Harry: You're isolating a very specific point without adding context 1:32:03 - * - If someone punches you, you can absolutely justify shooting them based on context 1:32:46 - * - This comes from a witness who saw the incident live on stream 1:36:13 - * - One third of my audience is Hispanic, bro. That's not proportional 1:39:20 - * - Let's say Rory punches you in the head and you're armed 1:41:46 - * - If I was legal to shoot him, I would have killed him, bro 1:44:54 - * - Some witnesses are saying that the altercation was provoked; others say it wasn't 1:49:05 - * - Dalton: At some point he'll get bond 1:53:05 - * - Antoine: I'm not arguing about the bond, I'm arguing about price 1:57:31 - * - Excessive bail should not be required, according to Tennessee law 2:01:05 - * - Let's have a civil debate where you disagree, man. It still be really respectful 2:01:28 - * - Give me what you think happened and then your prediction on this case 2:02:07 - * - Dalton is charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault over self defense claim 2:05:19 - * - B.L. King: YouTube video shows man walking away from potential attackers 2:07:58 - * - Chud: I think Dalton will get fully prosecuted in self defense case 2:12:03 - * - The prosecutor's gotta be willing to prosecute this even if it's a losing case 2:12:43 - * - Last question before I get off here. The money that's raised for his legal defense Myron Gaines

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Round up all the other flight simulators, stick them in a field, and bomb ’em! — Amiga Format magazine on B-17 Flying Fortress (1993, MicroProse) Why it rules on Amiga: 1. atmospheric WWII feel, with great period music 2. strategic depth — train your crew, manage damage, and make tough calls 3. one of the best MicroProse sims of the era Take command of a legendary B-17 Flying Fortress in this deep WWII bomber sim. Fly dangerous missions with the 8th Air Force over occupied Europe. Name your bird, customize nose art, and manage your full 10-man crew — pilot, bombardier, gunners, and more. Amiga Format magazine rated it a massive 91%, praising it as a realistic flight simulator. They also called it much more technical than most sims.

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