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Writing is hard. Believe us, we know. In movies, it's not always easy to do even the part you think would be a no-brainer: getting the audience to side with the good guys.
After all, in one film we're meant to cheer the vampires -- in the next we're supposed to go for the guy who's setting them on fire. In one movie we're cheering for the rag-tag rebels -- in the next, they're terrorists and we're supposed to cheer when they get beheaded.
Fortunately, Hollywood knows a few tricks to make you like, well, whoever they want you to like...

Magistrate Judge Suzanne H. Segal ordered Nakoula detained, citing a “lengthy pattern of deception” by the man, adding that he poses “some danger to the community.” Nakoula could face up to three years behind bars....

Dugdale said there is evidence Nakoula’s role in making “Innocence of Muslims” was “much more expansive” than penning the script. Prosecutors said Nakoula could face new criminal charges for lying to federal officials.

Moscow gossip columnist Bozhena Rynska might face up to seven years in jail for hooliganism charges after she tased a vile abuser who put his hand down her pants in a nightclub. If she had taken revenge with a chair on the scene instead of walking to her car for her taser, she would have been justified, says a lawyer. So because a woman tried to equalize her level of force against a man stronger than her, she becomes the bad guy? The harasser even punched her.

The NRA is up to it's old tricks again as it helps to maintain draconian anti self defense laws and kill new legislation that would help deter crime and improve basic human rights of self protection in the face of government legislation.

For wearing handcuff keys on a necklace draped around his neck, a homeless Miami Beach man could face years in prison.

Chris Drew was finally ready to get arrested. An artist and activist, Drew had spent years protesting a Chicago ordinance that puts tight restrictions on where and how people can sell their art on the street. He was downtown, on State Street, selling silk-screened patches for $1 and defying the city to stop him.

Man may face up to 3 years for selling CD's and DVD's when another man only gets 4 years of probation for killing someone do you think this is fair? Yes it is against the law to sell CD's and DVD's without proper permission however, giving someone only 4 years of probation of killing someone is absolutely crazy. The man getting the 4 years probation is a older man probably in his 50's to mid 60's however that does not justify the fact of him killing someone. He killed the owner of the dog who was urinating on his lawn that was getting awards.

I think this story showed how people can forgive people for crimes done against them. Clearly the kids didn't intend to do the damage they did to this lady's face. What irritates me is that this lady had to beg the judge to give them a short sentence. Why couldn't the victim pick that she doesn't want the kids to go to jail? Why does the state supersede the victim's choice of the people that violated her property rights? I thought this was a very good example of how people are not all hate filled with revenge and so forth. The comments under the story some of them were disturbing.

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