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PatrickforB

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7. Another example of a working schmuck being held accountable under the law but NOT being

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Fri May 1, 2026, 06:15 PM

May 1

protected by the law.

Yeah, I get it. I don't know the whole story.

But hey, doesn't feel just so warm and fuzzy knowing that the dirtbag billionaires in the Epstein files AREN'T BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE? They are protected BY the law, it seems, but are NOT held accountable...

A felony?

Sheeeeeit.

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Last year, Sheriff spent 30 minutes explaining to a mom that her 14 year old son could not legally ride an ebike. [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd May 1 OP

Damn. That's horrible. I'm glad all I had was a 3-speed bicycle at that age. erronis May 1 #1

That's what U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) used to let her son do in the culdesac they lived on. ChicagoTeamster May 1 #2

It seems municipalities and their police departments are taking a long time adapting to the e-bike phenomenon Ilikepurple May 1 #3

I completely agree with you. LisaM May 1 #4

Poor man, an unnecessary tragedy. The mom is guilty. I have no sympathy for her. Joinfortmill May 1 #5

Uhhhh...where does it say that about the son? Grins May 1 #6

I think you may have misread what I said. Joinfortmill May 1 #10

Another example of a working schmuck being held accountable under the law but NOT being PatrickforB May 1 #7

A man is dead due to the negligence of both the mother and the son. MichMan May 1 #14

Ah, I stand corrected. A tragic accident due to negligence. I understand. Yes, a felony is appropriate then. PatrickforB May 2 #16

Are we confusing an e-bike "bicycle" with an e-bike "motorcycle" ZDU May 1 #8

Its an e motorcycle..this thing BlueWaveNeverEnd May 1 #11

Speed kills... ZDU May 1 #12

I work in a multi-airline airport bagroom with high traffic. Grokenstein May 1 #9

I looked up a Surron Ultra Bee. Prof. Toru Tanaka May 1 #13

Driving in So. Ca. is challenging enough. BidenRocks May 1 #15