You were able to cancel those preorders. It’s not like they already paid for the truck. Worst case was people who paid the 1k to make it a binding order rather than a reservation on a waiting list. (Suckers. Why would you preorder a car?!)
Also, it seems that Californians send their tax payments to Fresno. So they could just, yah know. “oopsiedoodles we raided your tax office on dubious pretenses. It’s cool cuz you do that to state’s voting agencies…”
Put it in an escrow account and use it to replace the lost medicaid and other funding.
when the feds hold up their end of the deal, they get to have the remaining funds.
the problem is there’s “Poll watchers” or “observers” who get their little area and get to watch everything from there, and that’s cool. and then there’s the Republikkkan’s “poll watchers” who show up armed and start shouting things like “THAT GUY IS ILLEGAL” and shit for every not-white-dude coming through and trying to get people thrown out.
ICE is also a huge problem, yes.
Automatic battle rifles are a bit more than “hobby” territory.
(Well. Unless you’re in Murica.)
I wouldn’t say I’m comfortable, exactly. I agree it is the proper reading-between-the-lines, and it’s very awkward. Actually, down right terrifying.
Huh.
Next we’ll ask a psychic if water is wet. (And they’d probably still get the answer wrong,)
tiny dick and all.
Okay.
But the thing about defamation lawsuits is that the plaintiff (Miami PD) has to show and demonstrate that it’s in fact defamation. Mostly that comes down to lying about it and causing reputational harm.
The defendants (or rather a team if interns owned by their lawyers,) gets to go into the the plaintiffs records to discredit those claims.
In other words, the lawyers will get an all-access pass to Miami PD’s normally confidential files detailing extensive corruption. Because let’s be honest, there’s corruption there.
They’ll drop it before it gets to discovery.
Discovery is gonna be hilarious.
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Hey, have we just tried telling methheads and crackies there’s copper in there?
It’s deep enough for him to drown in, so I’m all for him getting to swim in it.
I’m also pretty sure it’s fairly nasty water to swim in
change the keyboard layout to something close, but not quite so it’s all off.
It’s not pedantic when the original commenter I was responding to was saying that traditional weight loss wasn’t a permanent cure, for the same reason that gol1s aren’t a cure… but then framing them as a cure.
They’re not permanent and they do have risks associated with them (pancreatitis and GI tract issues iirc,)
Packing the courts is not a solution to what McConnell pulled.
If you can’t get one justice appointed, you’re not gonna get more than one.
Who exactly is “people like me”?
Stop making assumptions. Particularly when my comments directly contradict them.
You’re reading things in my comments that aren’t there.
And by the way, GPL-1s aren’t some sudden fix. Yes it helps with the appetite and hunger.
But that comes with other baggage, like needing to monitor for side effects, finding the proper dosage (and keeping on it.)
It’s certainly not a viable solution at the scale that’s currently necessary. Even so, I’m not seeing anyone here saying traditional weight loss isn’t hard- and I’m certainly not.
Software, firmware, and hardware.
So if you stop taking them, you retain your controlled appetite?
Spoiler: nope.
They’re not a cure for anything.
At this point, I can only assume that the reason fetterman’s it getting jeered from every board/chair/whatever panel hes on is because Cluck Cluck Chuck wants him voting the way he is.
If you can’t be arsed to stop a rogue president starting wars without apporval, stop genocided and war crimes and just generally doing the most basic “right thing” possible, you’re not going to vote against said rogue asswipe. Ever.