code_archeologist
code_archeologist t1_jdsqjhs wrote
Reply to comment by langis_on in President Biden's nominee to head the FAA has withdrawn after Republican criticism by Panaka
Biden could sign an executive order saying that peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are tasty, and they would be all over Fox News to scream and cry about how they were against it.
code_archeologist t1_jd0lts1 wrote
Maybe the mountain lion thought he was drowning and was just trying to save him
code_archeologist t1_jb17vc0 wrote
Reply to Dozens of Israeli reserve pilots ditch drill to protest judicial overhaul by Dirty_Quesadilla
Bibi needs the military to buy into his shit in order to maintain power. If this is the start of a more general resistance against the ruling coalition by the military then his government is in serious trouble.
code_archeologist t1_jatckoo wrote
Reply to comment by Takina_sOldPairTM in Billboards advise on how to get abortion pills in US states where procedure is banned | Abortion by BigClitMcphee
> What's next, depive people of contraceptive ads?
Yes. Banning contraceptives is the next target.
code_archeologist t1_jaszazh wrote
Reply to comment by rikki-tikki-deadly in Billboards advise on how to get abortion pills in US states where procedure is banned | Abortion by BigClitMcphee
> Yeah, sure, maybe tens of thousands of women lost their liberty by being forced to carry unwanted children to term, had their health damaged by dangerous pregnancies, or lost their lives... But at least my taxes have gone down.
- Typical libertarian
code_archeologist t1_jasv37d wrote
Reply to Billboards advise on how to get abortion pills in US states where procedure is banned | Abortion by BigClitMcphee
Ha! Now let's watch as those states start trampling the first amendment because potential humans are more important to them than actual living women.
code_archeologist t1_jadb5lo wrote
TL;DR: Isla Bryson began transition after being arrested. There is a belief/fear among authorities that this person is attempting to enter into the women's prison system because they believe that it will be an easier term and so that they can victimize the women there.
In my own opinion they should go ahead and be incarcerated as a woman... as long as they continue the transition process. Because they will quickly discover that being a transwoman in a women's prison is no easier than going to a men's prison; and attempting to victimize the women there would be a fatal error.
code_archeologist t1_ja94fwf wrote
Reply to comment by youngprincelou in A transgender woman will compete in a Puerto Rico pageant for the first time by BecuzMDsaid
đ you're an awesome anonymous Internet person!
code_archeologist t1_ja6ebba wrote
Reply to comment by ZZZ-Top in Pickup driver arrested after crash with cyclists killed 2 and injured 11 by besselfunctions
I feel like I need to carry just when crossing the street in the cross walk as a pedestrian. Some of these motherfuckers drive like they have a license to kill.
code_archeologist t1_ja5qfvt wrote
Reply to âThatâs my neighbourâ: Mariupol residentsâ shock at Putinâs parade line-up | Ukraine by madrid987
So... Yet another war crime. Add it to the pile.
code_archeologist t1_j9ystig wrote
I'm going to guess that he was a little too truthful in his reporting and the role that the Erdogan government had in the lax enforcement of building codes.
I work with a person from Turkey, and they mentioned that apparently their family in the country (who thankfully were safe) were completely unaware of the bribery that had led to the poor construction... Because the local news wasn't covering it.
code_archeologist t1_j9sc8au wrote
Reply to comment by WallyMcBeetus in China calls for cease-fire in Ukraine, peace talks by 04_STI
And then there is the clause about respecting borders and sovereignty... Which is codewords for allowing them to invade Taiwan without interference.
code_archeologist t1_j9am3fw wrote
Reply to Man who died in Singapore's first case linked to COVID-19 vaccine was otherwise healthy: Coroner by VastAdvance175
And there is still a higher probability that you will die from primary amebic meningoencephalitis after swimming in fresh water.
code_archeologist t1_j94iibc wrote
Reply to comment by dtta8 in Christo Grozev, who features in a Bafta-nominated film about the poisoning of Kremlin-critic Alexei Navalny has been "banned" from attending Sunday's Bafta Film Awards ceremony in London because he is a "security risk". by CommanderMcBragg
It would also be a very public statement that nowhere is safe for people on Putin's "enemy's list".
code_archeologist t1_j8u53xe wrote
Reply to comment by edogg01 in Antisemitic slurs fuel violence during game between Miami-Dade religious private schools by lowdiver
No, no, no. Florida is beautiful... It's just all of the Floridians that fuck it up.
code_archeologist t1_j8nx7wk wrote
Reply to comment by Tsquared10 in Lamar Johnson freed 28 years after wrongful murder conviction by CommanderMcBragg
Statutory damage caps like that are questionable in their Constitutionality. Specifically in regards to the 1st amendment clause to a right to petition the government for a redress of grievances and the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment.
By saying that the value to a person's suffering at the hands of the state is capped at $65k a year, it is effectively absolving the state of responsibility for the long term physical or emotional damage caused to that person by their incarceration, the cost of their legal representation, and the cost of them reestablishing themselves in a society that has moved on without them. A responsibility that the state is solely and wholly at fault for.
code_archeologist t1_j8nbp2z wrote
Reply to comment by Merc931 in Lamar Johnson freed 28 years after wrongful murder conviction by CommanderMcBragg
Much like in the police, the bad apples in the municipal prosecutors office weed out the junior lawyers who want to seek justice... until you have nothing but teams of jaded "factory workers" trying to churn out as many guilty pleas in a day as they can get and punishing anybody who attempts to prove their own innocence.
code_archeologist t1_j8n59jf wrote
Looks like he was fully exonerated instead of accepting an Alford Plea, and that leaves him open to sue the state for wrongful imprisonment. I hope he receives enough money to be set for the rest of his life.
And fuck those prosecutors who tried to keep him in prison, even after their witness recanted and an exculpatory witness confirmed his alibi. Prosecutors like that should be disbarred.
code_archeologist t1_j6oh73d wrote
Reply to PayPal to lay off 2,000 employees in coming weeks, about 7% of workforce by DeificClusterfuck
Not particularly surprising. They over hired during the pandemic because of the spike in online sales.
If NCR or Square announce layoffs, then I will become concerned.
code_archeologist t1_j6oh0q1 wrote
Reply to comment by silentsnooc in PayPal to lay off 2,000 employees in coming weeks, about 7% of workforce by DeificClusterfuck
You may know them by their alias, VenMo
code_archeologist t1_j6irvey wrote
They tried the Alex Jones Gambit, and lost.
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I know he didn't invent doing this, but it is fun attributing this shitty tactic to such a shitty person.
code_archeologist t1_j65asjc wrote
The driving reason for banning TikTok is one of national security interest. States do not have a right to access the counterintelligence data that the FBI has collected which influenced their decision.
This is a click-bait nothingburger of a story.
code_archeologist t1_j4a36b3 wrote
Reply to comment by TrixieH0bbitses in Plume-like cloud âshotâ in front of Hawaiian Airlines flight seconds before turbulence injured 25, pilot says by MajentaPinkPanther
There are tens of us... Even tens of tens of us.
code_archeologist t1_j2vhqjr wrote
Reply to comment by hillsons in Microsoft aims for AI-powered version of Bing - The Information by blueberryman422
It is kind of a dumb thing to brag about too, since Google has been using machine learning algorithms in their search for a few years now.
code_archeologist t1_je9zsoe wrote
Reply to comment by SXOSXO in U.S. journalist detained in Russia on espionage charges by tomorrow509
The US charged (and Brazil arrested) a GRU spy a few weeks ago that was masquerading as a Brazilian grad-student in Washington, collecting intelligence prior to the invasion of Ukraine.