gacklesmom

I mean...they don't. Did you read the article? He's not in tech, he's in management -- he doesn't need to know jack.

Literally painful to read. Both in content and formatting. I have no idea how someone can type that much about a kids' game.

Hate to break it to you, but "unions are ok but only under specific circumstances I describe" is anti-union.

Cities have property crime. The only way around it is to sequester yourself in a gated community or similar.

I have a fun anecdote too -- the last time I was out in a rural area I got knocked over in a Walmart by two rednecks who were fighting. I've elected not to judge the entire area based on that one experience.

I'm a little disappointed that you're still convinced it's a "safety" thing.

People say the same thing about Seattle, and virtually without exception they're people who have simply never lived in a major city before, and wildly misunderstand what counts as "crime."

Like the guy upthread who wanted to move because he'd experienced two car prowls.

Thanks, I think I'll continue to disable any outgoing communications, tape over the lights, and fly from concealed positions.

Just because a government agency that's bought and paid for by rich private pilots and airlines starts making new laws doesn't mean people are going to follow them. I've got just as much right to airspace as some asshole in a Cessna.