Thread: Stupid shit in Medellin
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10-30-21 22:07 #1969
Posts: 98Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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10-30-21 22:04 #1968
Posts: 98Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
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10-30-21 21:21 #1967
Posts: 5475Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
If so, it would seem to establish that someone having their phone searched can happen.
His case also clarifies what everyone else has been saying. They don't need to prove anything to detain you indefinitely. He was acquitted on appeal, which boils down to the court admitting he didn't break the law he was convicted of breaking.
Again, thank you for mentioning him because he's a perfect example of what you insist nobody has to worry about.
He was held for over a year in prison before his trial. He wasn't informed of his trial until the day before his trial. After his conviction was overturned he was held in prison for almost 3 more months while the government tried to overturn the appellate court decision. Nearly 2 years for doing nothing wrong.
Oops. I forgot that reality isn't allowed. Go right ahead with that "tell the cops you're untouchable" mentality.
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10-30-21 20:50 #1966
Posts: 5475Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
As for the probability of getting pulled aside for an additional search, gee Wally, I don't know. It doesn't matter where the extra search occurs, does it? Are we going to declare that nothing is considered an additional search unless it occurs within 4 meters of an airport security checkpoint? While we're at it let's declare no search is a search unless it happens on Tuesday between noon and 2 pm.
Why don't we keep this in the real world instead of your fantasy land where nothing that hasn't happened to you has ever happened. For example, in your fantasy land nobody has ever been robbed in Santa Fe or El Centro because you've never been robbed there. You've posted that sentiment dozens of times.
In the real world people get pulled aside and searched all the time. You've admitted it's happened to you, it's happened to me and several others have reported it has happened to them. It doesn't matter whether it happens in the airport or in front of the airport, or in Parque Lleras, or in a taxi somewhere on the road.
Has that part penetrated yet? Are you ready to accept that people get searched? If not, there's no point in anyone posting anything, because all activities are limited to your fantasy land.
Searches by people, who have the legal authority to conduct searches, of people who may or may not have committed any crime, happen. I just want to make sure that's clear, because you seem unable to accept it, even after admitting it has happened to you.
Do you have the legal right to refuse the search? That's the question. That's the only question. The probability of the search is irrelevant. Whether they are searching the contents of your luggage, your electronic devices or your colon is irrelevant. Again, I'm trying to be clear because for some reason you insist on saying that something, which has happened to you, will never happen.
My opinion, as I've stated several times, is that complying with the search is in your best interest. Refusing the search, claiming your Embassy will rescue you, or arguing with whoever is trying to perform the search is unlikely to yield the best results.
So, it boils down to a very simple question: Do you recommend people comply with legal requests from law enforcement, or do you recommend people refuse to comply.
As for snake bites in Plaza Botero, perhaps Paulie can explain logical fallacies to you.
Millions of people are bitten by venomous snakes every year, and about 100 k die. Are you trying to say, since it's unlikely to find a venomous snake in Plaza Botero, nobody anywhere in the world needs to worry about snakes? Are you suggesting that snake venom somehow works differently in Plaza Botero? I'm kind of lost here.
Oh. You're suggesting that since you've never been bitten by a snake in Plaza Botero, nobody in Colombia will ever be searched. Got it. I'm glad that's cleared up.
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10-30-21 19:47 #1965
Posts: 15942Originally Posted by TjBrazil [View Original Post]
How do you make an example of someone by not announcing the example? An example would be Cuba Dave, David 33, the Aussie board member that I met in Philippines who is now in a Philippine prison, or the guy that used to be in this thread that killed himself.
If you are flying under the radar, and not doing anything illegal then there are no examples to be made. If you are yelling from the top of the mountain telling people to check out all the hookers over here, messing with chicks that are not of age, trying to make money off of hookers then you are setting your own self up to be made an example of.
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10-30-21 15:13 #1964
Posts: 5475Originally Posted by VasyaPetya [View Original Post]
This is information you really need to get into your thick skull before you go to Colombia, because the learning curve if you decide to play the "I don't have to listen to you because I'm an American" card, is really steep.
I doubt if the police are going to ask you to unlock your phone, whether in the airport or Parque Lleras. However, it's a possibility. If it's a possibility, then you should be aware of your lack of any right to refuse. Several of us have tried to make you aware, but apparently you're immune to knowledge.
Now, what can they detain you for? Suspicion of human trafficking, suspicious of trafficking with children, suspicion of possession of child pornography, suspicion of drug smuggling. And guess how the US Embassy is going to react? Are they going to rush to the aid of a suspected trafficker and pedophile? When the police produce evidence, are they going to believe your story over the police, especially when the Embassy is the US agency conveying to Colombia that they want them to help find all of the above.
As I've said already, if you get pulled aside for a search, before you start in with your temper tantrum, get someone to video it. I'll do my part to make it go viral, which might generate enough income for your next of kin to get your body returned home after your fun-filled trip through the Colombian legal system.
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10-30-21 15:00 #1963
Posts: 663Best of Luck
Originally Posted by VasyaPetya [View Original Post]
Of course you could remember you are a guest in their country. You could try being polite, friendly and cooperative even if you don't like what is being asked of you. Do that. And you'll likely have a very good experience here just leave the attitude at the US departure gate.
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10-29-21 23:28 #1962
Posts: 2579Touche'
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
A pharmacist explained how I can use it prn, but I take it for insurance, just in case the puta I'm sodomizing has a novio that is a junkie or one of the BMs here is.
Also drilling her and is HIV positive?
Like the Chinese virus vax I prefer to error on the side of caution, 4 x in 12 months LOL Faucis should put me in an AD campaign LOL.
That being said if you make it obligatory, you couldn't force me at gunpoint, you could take away my job and lock me up I still wouldn't take it.
The absolute worst mistake they can make is to try to have the mandates for it.
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10-29-21 23:17 #1961
Posts: 749Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
He's a fraud and I've received many PMs from mongers laughing about him and how he's on their ignore list.
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10-29-21 20:50 #1960
Posts: 3241Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
The irony in a courtroom is that Fauci's folly, that HIV is commonly transmitted heterosexually, is widely believed, and a doctor would have to adjust to that non-scientific belief. If you get HIV and deny drug use and homosexual activity, I know you are full of shit, but I bet a jury would not. From a liability stand point, the worst thing a doctor can tell a patient is "you can fuck BBFS all you want". It is not that fucking with condoms is safer but they are believed to be safer, and we have Lord Fauci and his fucking AIDS scare to thank for that.
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10-29-21 18:49 #1959
Posts: 5475This was just funny to me
For more than 2 days the only posts here are from 1 person. I have no idea what they say, as you'll see from the screenshot, but it looks pretty desperate. Kinda like a child repeatedly screaming for attention.
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10-29-21 18:15 #1958
Posts: 749Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
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10-29-21 15:51 #1957
Posts: 2579Post script jajajajaja
Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
I'm sure he was Faucis public health PR acte ouvert!
The Chinese virus being his piece de resistance.
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10-29-21 03:07 #1956
Posts: 2579Touche'
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
And asked about the HIV risk of my cock in a puta vagina, I will never forget the look on his face, it was like he thought I was asking him as some kind of immature joke, I asked if he could quantify the risk factor.
And I believe he said if was "statistically insignificant" he prescribes Truvada for me, and I can't get him to say I don't need it, maybe for liability reasons? But I asked for it because I told him.
I periodically like to pound some fresh from the market puta buttholes BBFS, and he seemed kind of neutral on the idea, I'm not sure how many Colombian putas have HIV? I'm guessing not many.
Yes the CDC wasn't getting the funding they wanted from Reagan so they came up with a lie to get the public scared and pushing to give the CDC funding.
Instead of just telling the truth that HIV is a gay men's issue along with IV drug users, they lied and it worked.
The Chinese virus is the sequel to that, 40 yrs later with Fauci still center stage!
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10-28-21 18:16 #1955
Posts: 2579Beware of the door to door grifter
Originally Posted by Paulie97 [View Original Post]
Your credit cards and bank accts.