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  • They made a tactical decision to delay. The opinions make it clear that 5 justices want to do away with birthright citizenship, but only 3 want it to happen right this instant

  • That, and a bunch of fairly active protection measures.

  • They're literally arresting people for touching chips of peeled up sealant. Doesn't take much to find somebody Not Guilty for that

  • Republicans don't care much about legal unless it's Democrats doing it.

  • It's supposed to prevent them from holding elections so they have no representation in Congress

  • I'd Congress stays in session it goes into effect. If Congress leaves town it doesn't.

  • The odds for most people if being swatted are really really low. The odds of somebody you know wanting to mysteriously drop off cupcakes are many orders of magnitude higher.

  • Judges face a lot more active threats from people who have gotten out of prison. For most of us, being easily found is an advantage. For judges it's life-threatening

  • Judges tend to be very protective of info like home address, and for good reason. Data brokers and background checks tend to expose it.

  • The published design from Social Circle had a shooting range next to the cages for people, not a gas chamber.

  • It was inoculation, which used live smallpox virus, and predated vaccination. George Washington required it, as it was far less likely to kill you than getting infected with smallpox naturally. And yes, it was one of the reasons the American Revolution succeeded.

  • The renewables energy industry tends to be really good for consumers but not so great at producing the kind of concentrated wealth that enables bribery

  • But the fossil fuels industry can rake in profits in the meantime

  • Yes, but not by enough to matter. It'll still take more than 60% of the votes going for Democrats to change who holds power. Gerrymandering has gotten really effective, and the peolle drawing the maps know in advance which way most households are inclined to vote.

  • They're doing it because Musk put the polluting turbines in a mostly black neighborhood, so that's who suffers the most from them.