That they're everywhere. I have uBO on my browser and actively choose against places and experiences with advertising whenever I can, but it still feels like it's everywhere. Hey, that's a nice mountain. Can you not with the billboard? It's like sponsored vandalism.
You know how Trump supporters are like, "he says what we're all thinking!"?
The future first gentleman actually does.
Cool. Glad we agree on that, at least. Cheers!
"Believe women" doesn't mean "use the trauma of abused women as a costume to lend legitimacy to your baseless attacks," pal.
Please clarify.
Nah, honestly, by now the length of this conversation is way out of proportion to my interest in it. I'm not convinced by your argument even a little bit, but I'm really not compelled by talking about it anymore. Have a good one.
Seems like the current plan is to just wipe out all generational wealth instead, for every ancestry. We've given up on a rising tide lifting all boats and instead we're draining the harbor.
I don't believe reparations are politically possible right now, but "we can't fix the problem so we shouldn't even try" just doesn't feel like the right move here.
It'll be on the first Starship from Mars.
THIS IS AN OP-ED
For crying out loud, you'd think this bot would know the difference
Whether or not it will be prosecuted is immaterial to whether or not it is legal.
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Wohl and Burkman were sentenced to community service.
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The charge they pled guilty to was fraud; that they "falsely claimed that mail-in voting would put voters into a database that would be used to collect outstanding debt, track down warrants or enforce mandatory vaccinations." It doesn't matter what the outcome was (intimidation or something else), the fraud was the crime.
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Fox is a slightly different case, as they're technically press and thus have a first amendment protection that automatically makes any case against them harder. But either way, the lack of prosecution is far from evidence that a crime was not committed.
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I already identified exactly which law Musk is breaking and with what action. 52 USC 20511 and 52 USC 30101, if you find it particularly important.
Not the op, but afaik they're just a new implementation.