What are the issues? I have been here a while now and there is nothing that is glaringly terrible.

Wonderful argument against the video rental privacy act that was passed because every senator shat themselves when bourke's rental history (which was boring westerns) was found easily and they didn't want to reveal what version of big-booties 8 they were renting.

Good thing we just killed the American Data Privacy and Protection Act in Congress because California had to be stuck up about preemption.

If the U.S. was on an opt-in model for consent, as opposed to the bass-ackwards opt-out model we use now, this would not have been possible. If someone wants to run for political office on privacy alone using shit like this as examples of why they need to be elected, they could probably pull off a win.

Hello Sir, we've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warrenty.

495 is a freaking warzone the second a snowflake touches that pavement. Don't even get me started on 95.