https://reason.com/volokh/2020/11/02/supreme-court-rejects-qualified-immunity-defense-for-the-first-time-in-years/

😃 👍 that's a great start

Agree, hopefully some people follow suit

wow look at that

I'd normally question how you can subject someone to such conditions but the Stanford Experiment (I believe that's what it was) answers the question.

@DeathRhodes666 yeah the prison experiment was brutal.

The Stanford prison experiment is infamous. A movie was made about that.

yeah i saw it. it was pretty good

and i heard is pretty faithful to what really happened

Check out Milgram's torture experiment as well, if that isnt known. @TheParamedicGamer @True

The two compliment each other somewhat.

oh really now. i shall

Uncomfortable insight into human nature.

sounds about right

But hey, if youre a paramedic, I am preaching to the choir. 😄

the name is only slightly misleading

im working on it

but i am still an EMT

so yeah

still

good for you. Hit me up if I can help.

Hippocratic oath §2, take care of the family

thanks!!

Can we get the 9ths ruling on concealed carry being reasonable suspicion of a crime to SCOTUS? Like I am just curious if anyone wants to defend that ruling 😂

@DeathRhodes666 I have heard that the Stanford experiment was not sound science. Basically it was one guy engaging in most the abuse. And he said later he just did it because he thought the experiment was going well and felt sympathetic towards the professor.

Yeah there were so many flaws in what went on and how it was guided. Still a pretty hard lesson on what people do when given almost unlimited power over others

`felt sympathetic towards the professor` rofl

https://youtu.be/CElJEVMrnto

Yeah I've looked into it. Far better example here: https://youtu.be/JM2o9e-pwoE

My father in law (Polish) survived Auschwitz. Brainwashing and psychological transformation is totally possible but not likely to happen within a few weeks without a major cataclysmic event imho ☺

* grandfather-in-law