It is speaking as someone who lived in virginia for sometime. Soliciting Minors to commit a crime is against the law. Depending on how young Linda Danvers is and how far they've gone he may or may not also be guilty of Statutory rape, hell even groping and fondling her would get him counts of sexual assault because it would be seen as molestation if she was as young as say 15.
Raquel frowns at me as the police move one of their suspects into an interview room.
Nothing like trouble with the police to snap someone out of their preconceptions.
Presumably, the cops told her so as well.
In other words, combat engineers, not special ops.
A? Hal Jordan was Air force, if I remember right. C, John Stewart, is the Marine.
It's a trap!
Cue Jackie Chan version of the song.
Yeah, not cops, sweetheart. Superheroes. Really hitting home how deep you're in it, yet?
I see it is. Good for you.
Heh. This could be like Al Capone getting sent away for Tax Evasion.
Hmm, this spelling seem off. Could be wrong.
No, honey, that's chemistry. Not a legal kind, but...
I know, right?
Oh, dear, in deep, eh?
Ah, one of those hangouts...
Thank you, corrected.
Hal and Guy got promoted, so are no longer Sector Lanterns.
Virginia had practically no Puritan influence, they settled almost exclusively in New England. The Anglicans were perfectly capable of anti-witchcraft laws on their own. Remember, the Virginia Colony was founded during the reign of James I, author of Daemonologie.
The SI hasn't studied US history in any detail.
Given Paul's history with Women so far... I rather doubt that.
This is from the Story Only post. The first Renegade part of Respite. It should be: But there's a new ascendant power in Vega and they don't like you very much.
The SI has not encountered any other kind.
Thank you, corrected.
Rocket seems to get pissed, and climb up on that high horse, whenever she feels she is being excluded/not given something others have.
Raquel is a 'minority aware' young woman. I'm not trying to make her completely unreasonable, but she is going to confrontationally make sure that everyone is getting fair treatment.
While her relatively low powered status affects her utility in the field, leadership is the area where that it has least impact. Batman could probably coordinate the League better from the Watchtower than the field.
Kaldur became leader by being elected by the original team members. The team has expended considerably since then, but there hasn't been a new election or any suggestion that there will be one. The SI's appointment to 2IC and Robin's elevation in his absence wasn't the subject of a vote, or any stated criteria.
As someone who was a "minority aware" young man, I've known people who behave like Rocket. They can be extremely irritating and, in fact, damaging to the very cause they champion because after a while, even their allies get sick and tired of their soapbox routine. Be confrontational with your foes, not your allies/friends.
Admittedly, my comment was more an out of universe critique on how she's basically a nobody and nobody's rarely become team leaders.
I do recall that neither Kaldur or OL bitched their way into their position, while Robin sort of bitched his way out of it. He was rather obnoxious about doing whatever he wanted in the beginning as I recall. "Where is Robin" was kind of thing.
That was over a year and a half ago in universe. He hasn't done anything like that recently.
Eh, I looked at it, saw lots of detailed information, and thought "okay, whatever, the argument will stand just fine on its other legs. I'll concede the point instead of checking and/or arguing that they do not require training.".
I had a teacher back in middle school (like 10 years ago) that was also a park ranger part time that had to miss class once because he had to go to seminar on bulletproof vests. He brought one in to show the class. Training exists, but it's not very much.
I'd assume it got smacked out of him one way or another.
That basically amounted to a set of laundry instructions. Not wearing instructions.
