I mean Maybe you just hadn't crossed paths yet I don't know what you two have been doing But I wanted to give it a moment to talk to the two of you about stuff You know so you didn't get the WOW ANOTHER ME moment from it
No, i mean, YEAH to the legal question but also another thing You two have you guys found like a jail or like a criminal law code or something I was walking in the woods right just minding my own business okay looking For some mushrooms to use in some chemical stuff
(more like spiderman was looking for monsters, but okay, listen--)
Saw this guy making monster Sashimi and I'm a little worried if that's a crime or He seemed a little criminal to me
And speaking of This crime thing doesn't make sense They charged me with naïveté with the fancy spelling and everything which is not even a crime Can you guys help out with that Because like it makes no sense
I'm with #2 on this one. Naivite is pretty broad. Criminal negligence would be one thing, but there's no real precedent for criminal naivite, that I know of.
That said, I don't think killing monsters is considered a crime, Peter.
Some people find a sort of... cathartic release from indulging in violent tendencies. Obviously, like you said, it's not the sign of a sound mind, but unless he's doing something illegal like hurting people, or you have reason to believe he might hurt innocent people, it might be best to just keep your distance.
I can look into it, but I can't promise anything will come of it.
[ He can't resist being helpful, even if this sounds like a bad idea.]
It seems like they'll use anything to make a case against people here. The laws aren't consistent, and neither are their accusations. It might not be a crime in our world, but it might be one here.
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Maybe you just hadn't crossed paths yet
I don't know what you two have been doing
But I wanted to give it a moment to talk to the two of you about stuff
You know so you didn't get the WOW ANOTHER ME moment from it
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[ Wait till Murdock hears he's #2 ]
Did you have a legal question, Peter? You're not texting from jail, right?
[ He's kidding but haha unless... ]
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No, i mean, YEAH to the legal question but also another thing
You two have you guys found like a jail or like a criminal law code or something
I was walking in the woods right just minding my own business okay looking
For some mushrooms to use in some chemical stuff
(more like spiderman was looking for monsters, but okay, listen--)
Saw this guy making monster Sashimi and I'm a little worried if that's a crime or
He seemed a little criminal to me
And speaking of
This crime thing doesn't make sense
They charged me with naïveté with the fancy spelling and everything which is not even a crime
Can you guys help out with that
Because like
it makes no sense
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That makes him #1 dude
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If that shouldnt be the critetia what should
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That said, I don't think killing monsters is considered a crime, Peter.
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You guys might have a client very soon he did not seem sound of mind
Then why would they being me here over it it makes no sense its not even a crime
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Some people find a sort of... cathartic release from indulging in violent tendencies. Obviously, like you said, it's not the sign of a sound mind, but unless he's doing something illegal like hurting people, or you have reason to believe he might hurt innocent people, it might be best to just keep your distance.
I can look into it, but I can't promise anything will come of it.
[ He can't resist being helpful, even if this sounds like a bad idea.]
It seems like they'll use anything to make a case against people here. The laws aren't consistent, and neither are their accusations. It might not be a crime in our world, but it might be one here.
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Sueing them maybe????
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The people who give us these crimes
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