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  • Or else what? They are still fired? Strange way to manage anything

  • Not always the greatest fun. I got "pulled over" walking home one time. I was cutting through a plaza as my complex was behind it. Thankfully in Florida it isn't illegal to be drunk in public, it's only illegal to be disorderly or a threat to yourself/others. Which makes sense to me, if you don't have an open container and aren't yelling at strangers, walking home is the best option many times. That said it was also ruled years ago in Florida that having a bag of mushrooms in your pocket isn't illegal. As the courts rules the standard person cannot discern whether or not a mushroom is psychosomatic.. Thus people should be able to walk around with foraged or store bought mushrooms as it's their freedom to enjoy them.

  • Of course that's what they are. Otherwise they would have been on U.S. soil

  • So Trump starts mining company for Bitcoin as they announced. Then once they have a decent amount they start investing all the gold from Fort Knox into Bitcoin as previously stated by the white House to inflate prices. Then uses the money for illegal bribes with anonymous accounts? Something like that I assume

  • Whoever killed that Deathcare CEO had a positive impact, then billionaires spent a lot of time and money to try to turn the narrative. Note there were a lot of conservatives that werent against it until they watched a week and a half of propaganda to find out what they believed again. I think it showed a few people that the healthcare system is flawed, and clearly the justice system is. Was it 300 million, no. Was it 3 million, maybe. Even if 1% learned something from it, I'd say that's huge for a population this late in the capitalism game

  • How do you think we got familiar with the registry, local and user app data folders. Malware was early introduction into IT for many users.

  • Nah, he wanted to modify what was being said. He blocked and oppressed views he didn't like. It was never free speech. It was always oppression.

  • Haha, yeah I didn't check that, was eating. 15 yards. I'm actually still sitting there.

  • How long ago was that? Last year I took a couple near Phoenix and they did great, lights or no. The hardest part was dropping me off at the front of a hotel, as people were in and out and cars were everywhere. Still didn't have issues, just slowed down to 3mph when it had 15 years left or so

  • Destroys long COVID investigations, creates anti-vaccines department. Who would have thunk

  • Yes, this if for the applicants for a green card, so he basically wants people to invade their privacy if they want to become a permanent citizen.

  • When it gets really cold my doors have issues. So a few months back I was leaving for work on a Tuesday morning at 2:30am. (Delivery trucks would arrive at 3:30am Tuesdays that's why I remember). I get in the old 94 Cherokee and back down the drive. As I head down my street I see 2 cop cars stopped at the corner right before the turn I need to take out of the neighborhood. As I approach I brake and start to swing to the right just a tad to make sure they have room in case they got out of the car, and good thing I did because as I passed them MY door swung open and would have knocked the side view mirror off the cop car had I not. The cop just saw me panickingly lean and reach out with my left hand to snatch the door to pull it shut, my seat belt pops open at that moment and I almost fall out of the car but manage to close the door, fight with the seatbelt and take the turn only to continue driving wondering how far I would get before those cops pulled me over assuming I was drunk and when they find out I'm not give me a ticket for I have no idea what. The bars close here at 3am, so drunk drivers are plenty around that time.

  • Many of them are likely just annoyed and use it as a coping mechanism. It's understandable. I find it easy to believe that when a group of people wants to kill and or deport you, your family members, friends, or even your neighbors. That resentment will build and ultimately people will say they want things to get worse faster so it opens eyes faster and we as a community start fixing the problem sooner. For example it's why I have at times wanted Trump to ignore/piss off the courts more once he already has violated people's rights since only violating some people's rights people are coping with just fine. A good example of something that would harm and possibly kill many people before things were fixed is social security. Many people would say we would be fine with it at this point if social security checks just stopped going out. It's not because we want those people to die. It's because we want an act like that to happen sooner rather than later. It would directly impact the largest majority who supported this administration. So something so blatantly obvious is harder to get blame shifted, and the people who only say to themselves "am I better off now" would have to admit to themselves they are not. Opening the door to possibilities of a rapid change through grander support. The bill of rights has been ignored, the constitution has been ignored, so many believe the only reason they are "playing" that the government is still in function is to ensure they have replaced all the people they need with sycophants so when the mask does eventually shatter, it is to late for anyone to really do anything. All media outlets controlled, all Government entities (including elections), all large corporations, the food, water, energy... All controlled to make it so we can be tamed and drivin like sheep.

    In a dictatorship we are all slaves with no rights, people right now are still believing we have rights because the facade.

  • Oh I don't think they should move them, but that was what they claimed was their reasoning on the article. They demanded a list of books were moved to the adult section. Which Sold apparently is about a young girl being kidnapped and sold in India, so I can understand why there might be a parent out there that may think it isn't for their child, and other clearly would think that's when they should read it. To me it just means maybe the guardians should be involved in telling their kids why or why not they should check out a book.

  • The book they mention is "Sold" which has a 9th grade reading level and is intended for people 13+ according to McCormick. So because they didn't move books like that from the Youth section to the adult section, they are defunding them.

    Let's get this straight, what does that do? If you move their reading level to the adult sections then they will look for books there... Meaning they will come in contact with books intended for even older audiences. I don't get it.

  • I assumed this is the same family. If not, measels may be doing it's thing.

  • By those metrics you would say the U.S. lost to Japan in WW2 then right? The U.S. hasn't faught a war to occupy land in a long time. Remember when they created a deck of cards with 52 faces on it when attacking Iraq and then killed 48 of them, they never wanted to occupy and inhabit Iraq, they wanted to make a point, and they did. Financially it was "huge" yet didn't so much as hurt the U.S. economy in a notable way (less than 2.5% income) Wealth distribution is/was a much bigger issue like many countries.

  • Seriously, if I were a large company owner that had to pay a settlement right now I wouldn't. I'd just say the executive branch showed the courts aren't a governing body any more. We killed 17 workers? Oops, who cares. Their families? Fuck em

  • Harambe was the last vestigial of freedom, locked in a cage and then shot to death for acting of his own volition. /s