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bucolic_frolic

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1. I doubt how much "coercion" went on here

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Mon Jan 13, 2020, 02:10 PM

Jan 2020

You can encourage someone to break the speed limit, or overcook causing nitrosamines, and you're off Scot free in both instances.

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Supreme Court rejects appeal in texting suicide case [View all] Omaha Steve Jan 2020 OP

I doubt how much "coercion" went on here bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #1

When someone is suicidal and suffering from depression GemDigger Jan 2020 #2

She was a 17 year old psychologist? bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #3

No just a 17 year old evil person mountain grammy Jan 2020 #4

"Go jump in the lake!" bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #5

No, only when said to a person you know... moriah Jan 2020 #6

Not to defend her evil words or intent bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #7

"so I don't know the details." GemDigger Jan 2020 #8

For someone who didn't follow the case, you sure have some strong opinions about it. eggplant Jan 2020 #10

That is what makes this very different Sucha NastyWoman Jan 2020 #9

This was to be expected GeorgiaPeanut Jan 2020 #11

All free speech is, is a guarantee of no prior restraint. Once the comment is made it is subject ... marble falls Jan 2020 #12

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