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There's nothing that indicates any of these were committed by right wing people. The first article is based on a study surveying 13-17 year olds and mentions some legislation, but no sexual assault that I can see.

Two drunk women, no evidence they are right wing or support any specific ideology.

And so on.

Individual acts of violence are not the same as an authoritarian regime, like the current left wing mob.

A life sentence is excessive yes, but why are we trying to justify throwing molotiv cocktails in the first place? What happened to civility?

What if the car exploded, hurting people nearby? What if there was a police canine in the vehicle that wasn't see, or someone crouching on the other side of the car out of sight? Throwing a molotov cocktail into a vehicle, in my opinion, should be charged as attempted manslaughter.

Good. I don't care if it's a police car or someone's personal car or an empty cardboard box. If you're throwing around molotov cocktails you should go to jail.

Not surprisingly, China has clearly breached almost any agreement they've made with the rest of the developed world since they've starting making agreements

From the videos I've seen there were multiple instances where businesses owners attempted to defend their property and were beaten violently by mobs of people. Here's one such example https://www.newsbreak.com/texas/dallas/news/0PCbABEq/video-d...

You're still ignoring the cooling factor

2 year old iPad chip running inside a development kit with proper cooling, compared against a Surface Pro X which is essentially a fanless tablet

If someone is trying to break into my business and loot it they should expect to get shot. Why can we not use violent force against violent force?

That shield might be weakening https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.natlawreview.com/article/pr...

The app store is not a free market. If I set up a card trading store, I'm free to set any constraints I want. Maybe I want to only allow users to trade cards that were purchased at my shop. That's my right as a private enterprise. Maybe everyone will hate it and go to a different store, and that's the free market. If I somehow prevented any other card stores from existing, then we would have a monopoly

I was able to find an apk in 5 minutes by googling "Firefox apk download" and it installed just fine

That's not a monopoly nor is that how monopolies work. iPhone is their device and creation, they can lock it down as much as they choose. They could only allow apps they develop if they wanted.

so his purpose on the board is to ensure his own job security? seems strange

oh boy here we go

> because it's hard to hire people who know PHP

We got around that by hiring language-agnostic. Laravel is such a well designed framework we had no issue getting people contributing week 1, while continuing to expand their knowledge of the framework over time.

I'm also committing to use only electric cars by 2030. Please invest

> I have a debt, I cannot pay the debt. What do you suggest as an alternative to bankruptcy? Indentured servitude?

wage garnishment. take some $ from each paycheck automatically deducted from payroll. i believe credit card companies and other debtors can do this

80% of the web, a fractal of nope?

yes it's called interacting with your local government through the proper channels to get the statue removed

Trunk is offensive because it reminds me of people who hunt elephants for their trunks

Every non-white person I've seen commenting on this change has expressed they couldn't care less and do not give a second thought to these naming conventions. Maybe we should let their voices be heard rather than continue to try to speak for them?

Pretty sure you have to set some DNS records for gh pages

If you read "young hoodlums" and think of certain race maybe it's your own bias shining through. Where I grew up on Ohio the kids I considered "young hoodlums" didn't happen to be any specific race

When you're Jim Keller you can probably negotiate away the non-compete

It's literally putting 2 and 2 together. The article is about how to start new companies based off reddit communities, and he's an advisor for an app for finding and investing in new companies. This is nothing more than a marketing piece trying to boost their funnel

prometheus is completely different

If you're considering organic growth of a component of network effect, they definitely do have that. I used Lemonade and had a great experience, including a claim, and recommended it to a dozen of my friends who signed up as well

Companies have a right to attempt to protect their IP

The investors themselves aren't overleveraged, but the ETFs they're purchasing are. Your link specifically refers to the amount of leverage offered to individual investors

So, for example, that regulation does not prevent me from buying an overleveraged ETF, but only from overleveraged my own account (whether it be buying these ETFs or a share of coca-cola)