Cops: No Snarky Nor Positive Title

[Kepler]

Declare white supremacy a public health crisis and start enforcing various distancing and reporting measures on conservatives.

Reduce the Republican party down to where we can drown it in the bathtub.

[Kepler]

I assume the primary reason for the divorce now is to divide the assets and debts before Chauvin incurs massive debts as a result of this incident in the form of legal bills and a possible judgment obtained by Floyd's family.

Yeah, I assume they're doing it together to hide his assets. Which should be illegal.

[Slap Shot]

yeah, i assume they're doing it together to hide his assets. Which should be illegal.

MUFTA. (stupid no all caps rule without additional text)

when the bank was awarded a default judgment against the husband in june 2010, it found it difficult to collect and by october 2010 the divorce was final. The bank went after the assets of the wife and relied upon the minnesota uniform fraudulent transfers act (mufta). Mufta is designed to prevent the removal of asserts to avoid payments under liability judgments.

Mufta is not a new concept. Minnesota’s territorial legislature enacted an early such law in 1851. see minn. Rev. Terr. Stat., ch. 64 (1851) (covering “[e]very conveyance ․ made with the intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors ․ shall be void.”).

The law contains “badges of fraud” to courts to apply in deciding whether a transfer was fraudulent. Section 513.44(a)(1) provides that “[a] transfer made or obligation incurred by a debtor is fraudulent as to a creditor ․ if the debtor made the transfer with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud any creditor.” a “transfer” is defined as “every mode, direct or indirect, absolute or conditional, voluntary or involuntary, of disposing of or parting with an asset.” minn.stat. § 513.41(12).

The court ruled that “[t]he presence of several badges of fraud, however, creates an inference of fraud that requires clear evidence of a legitimate purpose to rebut” and “[t]he browns have failed to rebut this inference.”

[Kepler]

MUFTA. (stupid no all caps rule without additional text)

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mufta

[Kepler]

LOL. I got this today. I don't have the heart to tell her that all Nextdoor is is white people freaking out about black people jogging in their neighborhood.

Neighbors,

Let me say it unequivocally: Racism has no place on Nextdoor.

First, I want to express my outrage and sadness for those who have been hurt by the legacy of racism in the United States. I am heartbroken for those experiencing loss and grief right now.

Recent events have acutely exposed that some of the behavior we see on our platform is not at all in line with our values as a company. We’ve heard from many Black neighbors that they do not feel welcome and respected. For this, we are sorry. This, we must change.

Systemic racism in our nation will not be solved overnight. Neighborhoods, we believe, must be part of the solution. Nextdoor connects neighbors, creating dialogues with people you may not have otherwise known. These conversations can spark understanding — and drive change.

Nextdoor exists to foster these conversations in a civil, productive way. We are committed to building neighborhoods where everyone is empowered to participate. Our purpose at Nextdoor is to cultivate a kinder world where neighbors can rely on one another, where all feel welcome.

While we have been working for years to create this civil forum for discussions, it is time to expand our plan for improvements to our platform and our company. With our employees, neighbors, partners, and advisors, we are taking action.

We will better educate our neighbors on what is — and is not — allowed on our platform, drawing a firm line against racist behavior and removing comments and members who violate the rules. We will accelerate our plans to strengthen our community moderation. This will include improving the resources and support we provide to Neighborhood Leads who work to maintain civil and productive conversations on Nextdoor. We will also take deliberate steps to further increase diversity across our organization — and to make our team more reflective of the neighborhoods we want to serve.

This is important work, and there is much more to come. We are committed to plotting a clear path forward, where Nextdoor becomes a destination for vital conversations and trusted connections.

This change starts with sidewalk conversations and simple offers to help our neighbors in need. It will happen as we lean on each other through hurricanes and health crises, or when we come together at park cleanups and community cookouts. The important conversations start with these moments, at these intersections.

Only when we really see each other, will we begin to resolve our differences. Together, we will create a Nextdoor where everybody belongs.

This is only the beginning.


Sarah Friar
Nextdoor CEO

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/BDavisAAS/status...20387961159680

"Several black Texas athletes are requesting changes this fall, including changing the names of buildings, a black athlete history exhibit and to stop requiring athletes to sing 'The Eyes of Texas.'"



Oh the Snowflakes in Texas are not pleased about this one.

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/ACLU/status/1271576624732004353

"BREAKING: A federal court just blocked the Seattle Police Department from using chemical agents on protesters.
@ACLU_WA
shouldn't have had to go to court over this, but they did — and won."

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1271585672306978816

"The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved a resolution declaring it will create a "transformative new model" of policing in the city — a move spurred by last month's death of George Floyd in police custody. http://cnn.it/2UF6p6P"

A yearlong process


The council will start a yearlong process "of community engagement, research, and structural change to create a transformative new model for cultivating safety," the resolution says.
It creates a "Future of Community Safety Work Group," which will include staff from city departments including the offices of violence prevention and civil rights.
The work group has until July 24 to give the council preliminary recommendations for engaging with community members and experts who can help the city come up with the plan."The City Council will engage with every willing community member in Minneapolis, centering the voices of black people, American Indian people, people of color, immigrants, victims of harm, and other stakeholders who have been historically marginalized or under-served by our present system," the resolution reads.
"Together, we will identify what safety looks like for everyone."

[SJHovey]

But of course, as someone posted days ago, Minneapolis doesn’t get their Minneapolis PD Redux unless they actually change the charter.

[SJHovey]

MUFTA. (stupid no all caps rule without additional text)

The only way the fraudulent transfer law impedes Chauvin’s wife is if her lawyer is a moron. The case cited by Turley involved the wife getting all the assets and the husband all the debts, yet they still lived together.

if she takes half the assets and half the pension the fraudulent transfers act will be useless.

[Handyman]

But of course, as someone posted days ago, Minneapolis doesn’t get their Minneapolis PD Redux unless they actually change the charter.

Except they do...they just dont get it in the way you seem to think is the only way to get it.

[Handyman]

Unruly Party...SUCK ON SOME TEAR GAS MUTHA****ERS!!!

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1271650738293354496

Tiffany Haddish says she can't even drive through Beverly Hills without getting stopped. "And I got a Tesla."

The actress was out with protesters in Los Angeles. News about unarmed black people getting killed by police has left her mad, fed up and hurt. https://cnn.it/2MZrYL3

[Slap Shot]

The only way the fraudulent transfer law impedes Chauvin’s wife is if her lawyer is a moron.

if she takes half the assets and half the pension the fraudulent transfers act will be useless.

It's not a binary case.

[Slap Shot]

But of course, as someone posted days ago, Minneapolis doesn’t get their Minneapolis PD Redux unless they actually change the charter.

Surely no one else knows that but you.