When you're an innovator you can't wait for permission.

That’s what they are doing now. This would change that.

You ok bud? Overcompensating for something?

The individual officer pays for the insurance. The officer creates an issue where they are at fault. Insurance pays out, the officer's premium goes up. Eventually it's not financially worth it to be a bad cop. It's not a perfect solution. At the moment the citizen is on the hook for bad conduct. This would solve that.

It’s time to tie malpractice insurance to policing.

Just stay out of his closet.

You can taste the shit in a shit sandwich without being the one who made it. She needs a NASCAR style suit so we know who bought her.

And what’s your response to her sabotage? Is that ok with you?

She sabotaged the right to repair bill last second by changing a few words before she signed it. This is how democrats sabotage their base….by being corporate shills.

Booooo!

Edit: She sabotaged the right to repair bill last second by changing a few words before she signed it. This is how democrats sabotage their base….by being corporate shills.

This is also how Trump and populist fascism gained power. Both parties are not the same but this is Dems shooting themselves in the foot.

When you look at air quality in low income neighborhoods it makes sense.

If an art handler is handling art then they are part of the art industry. That’s obvious. For them to do their job they need to be handling art. If they became a security guard…then they are in the security field, not the art field. For a security guard…they need something to guard, it doesn’t have to be art.

A labor painter who paints walls of buildings, and one day paints the outside of a museum, isn’t part of the art industry. ( Though you could stretch that I suppose his industry might effect overall paint/tool prices)

A artist who paints in his/her home and doesn’t sell or license their work, is a hobbyist.

An artist who paints at home and sells or commercializes their work, is in the art industry.

That Gagosian friend? He’s a security guard, in security no matter how long he works there. There’s nothing wrong with that. His industry is security not art.

Is there a gray area in some jobs? Sure. Is it worth arguing over. Nope. What matters is they get a living wage, and hopefully enjoy their work. That’s about as far as I’m going with this.

I can see how’d you see that though I still disagree. Their job is security not art. Though they could be in both industries. If you moved them to a building doing the same job without art being what they are guarding, they are still doing security. That’s the core of their job. Even if they are aspiring artists or trying to get into the art industry indirectly.

Though this is more of a semantics argument. And I don’t mean this to be a cold hard fact. Just my opinion. It doesn’t disparage their occupation as well. Nothing wrong with being a security guard.

The article has some really good information and some dumb information.

Being a security guard doesn’t mean you work in the “art industry.”

At the same time a gallery requiring a bachelors or masters for a front desk position is pretty shitty too.

Front Desk Associate | Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree, one year of experience | $23 an hour

This will ruin so many plans. I image some evil goblin at a city desk laughing in glee.

That’s a good point. It’s be nice to give credit where credit is do.

Better “oopsy we did a genocide” then not acknowledging it. Not to mention genocide has a broader definition then a lot of people realize.

Why would anyone want to be associated with Meta and Facebook is beyond me.

Trying to lower your brand rating?

There’s great loop from Greenpoint to LIC via Pulaski Bridge. Then LIC to midtown via 59th Street Bridge, once in Manhattan, go down to the Williamsburg Bridge and back to Williamsburg/Greenpoint.