Hassan Ben Sober
@bobobrazil.bsky.social
Fuck trump and all his family.
I wonder if I ended up on some list.
For some reason, I’m locked by Captain Mark Kelly. I’m certain I’ve never said anything to offend him. I’m as anti maga as they come. I don’t even post much.
For some reason, I’m locked by Captain Mark Kelly. I’m certain I’ve never said anything to offend him. I’m as anti maga as they come. I don’t even post much.
December 30, 2025 at 6:56 PM
I wonder if I ended up on some list.
For some reason, I’m locked by Captain Mark Kelly. I’m certain I’ve never said anything to offend him. I’m as anti maga as they come. I don’t even post much.
For some reason, I’m locked by Captain Mark Kelly. I’m certain I’ve never said anything to offend him. I’m as anti maga as they come. I don’t even post much.
I wonder how Novartis feels about one of their “Senior Sales Consultants” talking about “trans trash” and killing leftists and how “women” are the common denominator for stupidity.
Doesn’t seem very LGBT friendly
Doesn’t seem very LGBT friendly
June 29, 2025 at 12:10 PM
I wonder how Novartis feels about one of their “Senior Sales Consultants” talking about “trans trash” and killing leftists and how “women” are the common denominator for stupidity.
Doesn’t seem very LGBT friendly
Doesn’t seem very LGBT friendly
90 is the new 60!
June 27, 2025 at 2:18 AM
90 is the new 60!
Musk needs to lay off the ketamine.
June 19, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Musk needs to lay off the ketamine.
Why does everyone think Obama would come back? He’s pretty busy feathering his nest with feudal lord level wealth.
March 31, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Why does everyone think Obama would come back? He’s pretty busy feathering his nest with feudal lord level wealth.
Richard Nixon once sad about Barbara Bush: "she knows how to hate”
I admire that in a person. Lol.
I admire that in a person. Lol.
January 9, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Richard Nixon once sad about Barbara Bush: "she knows how to hate”
I admire that in a person. Lol.
I admire that in a person. Lol.
The pilots “flew the plane all the way to the crash site”
In other words, the pilots fought all the way to the ground and kept it somewhat survivable.
The cockpit audio, if we ever hear it, will tell a sad and heroic story.
In other words, the pilots fought all the way to the ground and kept it somewhat survivable.
The cockpit audio, if we ever hear it, will tell a sad and heroic story.
December 25, 2024 at 6:44 PM
The pilots “flew the plane all the way to the crash site”
In other words, the pilots fought all the way to the ground and kept it somewhat survivable.
The cockpit audio, if we ever hear it, will tell a sad and heroic story.
In other words, the pilots fought all the way to the ground and kept it somewhat survivable.
The cockpit audio, if we ever hear it, will tell a sad and heroic story.
I’m assuming all the bullet holes in the tail had something to do with it.
December 25, 2024 at 5:07 PM
I’m assuming all the bullet holes in the tail had something to do with it.
"Burn The Boats" is a Funeral for Joe Rogan's Comedy Career
YouTube video by The Elephant Graveyard
youtu.be
December 18, 2024 at 2:57 AM
Having an open and unfenced sidewalk is an invitation/limited license for people to enter the curtilage of your property - especially in a semi urban area like Berwyn.
She could very well have been an errant food delivery or wrong house
Hopefully you don’t own any guns
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She could very well have been an errant food delivery or wrong house
Hopefully you don’t own any guns
2
December 7, 2024 at 1:43 AM
Having an open and unfenced sidewalk is an invitation/limited license for people to enter the curtilage of your property - especially in a semi urban area like Berwyn.
She could very well have been an errant food delivery or wrong house
Hopefully you don’t own any guns
2
She could very well have been an errant food delivery or wrong house
Hopefully you don’t own any guns
2
I live not too far from him. People probably knock on his door a couple times a week - maybe even the same people who knock on his door knock on mine.
He hasn’t any “no trespass” signs or even a locked gate.
He has a sidewalk and a doorbell. Anyone can ring his doorbell unless told otherwise
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He hasn’t any “no trespass” signs or even a locked gate.
He has a sidewalk and a doorbell. Anyone can ring his doorbell unless told otherwise
1
December 7, 2024 at 1:37 AM
I live not too far from him. People probably knock on his door a couple times a week - maybe even the same people who knock on his door knock on mine.
He hasn’t any “no trespass” signs or even a locked gate.
He has a sidewalk and a doorbell. Anyone can ring his doorbell unless told otherwise
1
He hasn’t any “no trespass” signs or even a locked gate.
He has a sidewalk and a doorbell. Anyone can ring his doorbell unless told otherwise
1
You aren’t allowed to pepper spray people for knocking on your door.
A bullet? Oooh a tough guy… You shoot people for knocking on your door? 🤡
A bullet? Oooh a tough guy… You shoot people for knocking on your door? 🤡
December 7, 2024 at 12:10 AM
You aren’t allowed to pepper spray people for knocking on your door.
A bullet? Oooh a tough guy… You shoot people for knocking on your door? 🤡
A bullet? Oooh a tough guy… You shoot people for knocking on your door? 🤡
Right? A couple towns over from me.
Friends of mine taught him at Lyons Township. He was apparently a little jagoff back then too.
youtu.be/axPtgcU7GYc?...
Friends of mine taught him at Lyons Township. He was apparently a little jagoff back then too.
youtu.be/axPtgcU7GYc?...
Svengoolie - Berwyn sound effect.
YouTube video by Wolf King 2005
youtu.be
December 7, 2024 at 12:05 AM
Right? A couple towns over from me.
Friends of mine taught him at Lyons Township. He was apparently a little jagoff back then too.
youtu.be/axPtgcU7GYc?...
Friends of mine taught him at Lyons Township. He was apparently a little jagoff back then too.
youtu.be/axPtgcU7GYc?...
The only way this could be better is if @johncleese.bsky.social files a friend of the court response as well.
December 6, 2024 at 11:36 PM
The only way this could be better is if @johncleese.bsky.social files a friend of the court response as well.
December 3, 2024 at 12:44 AM
That statement in Burdick was “dictum” and not part of any ruling or precedent.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled the opposite. Lorance is more applicable because it addressed the matter head on. In Burdick “imputation” was merely listed as a reason one “may” reject pardon.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled the opposite. Lorance is more applicable because it addressed the matter head on. In Burdick “imputation” was merely listed as a reason one “may” reject pardon.
December 2, 2024 at 7:43 PM
That statement in Burdick was “dictum” and not part of any ruling or precedent.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled the opposite. Lorance is more applicable because it addressed the matter head on. In Burdick “imputation” was merely listed as a reason one “may” reject pardon.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled the opposite. Lorance is more applicable because it addressed the matter head on. In Burdick “imputation” was merely listed as a reason one “may” reject pardon.
Damn, it’s like Joe gave him an out and he didn’t take it.
December 2, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Damn, it’s like Joe gave him an out and he didn’t take it.
People keep referencing a nonexistent case-law/rule/whatever that accepting a pardon is an admission of guilt.
That’s based on an off the cuff statement (otherwise known as dictum in legal circles) in a 100 year old case.
One of the tenets of the pardon power has been to stop unjust prosecution
That’s based on an off the cuff statement (otherwise known as dictum in legal circles) in a 100 year old case.
One of the tenets of the pardon power has been to stop unjust prosecution
December 2, 2024 at 7:25 PM
People keep referencing a nonexistent case-law/rule/whatever that accepting a pardon is an admission of guilt.
That’s based on an off the cuff statement (otherwise known as dictum in legal circles) in a 100 year old case.
One of the tenets of the pardon power has been to stop unjust prosecution
That’s based on an off the cuff statement (otherwise known as dictum in legal circles) in a 100 year old case.
One of the tenets of the pardon power has been to stop unjust prosecution
I guess we could ask each individual if they would rather have a “air” or literally $1million in legal fees if they have to fight a criminal indictment. Just an investigation alone could cost the target high 6 figures.
Accepting a pardon is not an admission of guilt. 1/2
Accepting a pardon is not an admission of guilt. 1/2
December 2, 2024 at 7:21 PM
I guess we could ask each individual if they would rather have a “air” or literally $1million in legal fees if they have to fight a criminal indictment. Just an investigation alone could cost the target high 6 figures.
Accepting a pardon is not an admission of guilt. 1/2
Accepting a pardon is not an admission of guilt. 1/2
That’s not true. Part of the power of the pardon, historically, has been to stop unjust prosecutions.
The DOJ has a policy regarding pardons. But that is not law nor does it have anything to do with The Constitutional power to pardon.
An appeals court recently affirmed this position, btw.
The DOJ has a policy regarding pardons. But that is not law nor does it have anything to do with The Constitutional power to pardon.
An appeals court recently affirmed this position, btw.
December 2, 2024 at 3:40 AM
That’s not true. Part of the power of the pardon, historically, has been to stop unjust prosecutions.
The DOJ has a policy regarding pardons. But that is not law nor does it have anything to do with The Constitutional power to pardon.
An appeals court recently affirmed this position, btw.
The DOJ has a policy regarding pardons. But that is not law nor does it have anything to do with The Constitutional power to pardon.
An appeals court recently affirmed this position, btw.
And Dan Gryder is pushing the story. Big red flag for me.
November 30, 2024 at 7:03 PM
And Dan Gryder is pushing the story. Big red flag for me.