He was the least culpable of the bunch. I don't know what will happen to Baldwin, but he's more culpable than this guy because it was his project and set. The prop master IMO is the most culpable because it's literally their job to ensure what happened never does, they supply and maintain the props.

>why don't we ever get any of the COOL bits

The cool bits is how the conditions were set for you to accept your dystopian future

This must be that "tough on crime" stance I keep hearing from Republicans.

It's still not ratified yet FYI.

Convenient excuse.

Are you shopping at Whole Foods? I would expect those to be some of the best damn hotdogs in the world if they're starting at $10 a package.

It wouldn't, it's a milquetoast attempt to generate more "we tried but those evil Democrats stood in our way" talking points.

I hear they do a lot of trade with America state.

That risk is literally why they are making this audit mechanism proposal. Ukraine has been making strides in rooting out corruption, and it was the reason Zelenskyy was voted in in the first place. Much of Eastern Europe is as corrupt as it is precisely because of long-standing Russian interference.

When Facebook expanded to other things beyond social media and advertising, they started managing all that under the parent company of Meta. They're separate legal entities because they are responsible for different things. Both entities are failing.

He apologized only after he was suspended.

And he was only suspended because he failed to apologize and walk back his previous statements twice.

Next you'll tell me he donated 500K to the ADL, but leave out the part where his donation was rejected because the ADL rightfully saw it as a piss poor attempt to buy his way out of being accountable for his words.

Basically a credit card "are you being scammed?" scam. Enter in your details, reports you're safe... But harvested your credit card info, and 6 months later you've got mysterious charges showing up