She ran over him four times and then just calmly drove off when he was dying and didn't even ask for help.
Hang on. She ran over him four times, got out in heels, retrieved her handbag, then calmly drove off.
If she wasn't 65, it would be hard not to simp a little. Actually, for 65... https://ghostarchive.org/archive/9lnXO
You'd think, but look at all the big studios. Any one of them could have avoided the leftist message and massively increased profits without any effort. Instead they all moved in lockstep.
Cabals undermine the free market.
I have 2 special needs sons
Lady, I'm going to be blunt. You're lucky if you can con a guy into raising someone else's kids under normal conditions. Someone else's kids who are also special needs? You're looking for a unicorn.
Should have just made them target painters and done air strikes then. Would have gotten a lot more than 8 kills out of nearly 3k targets, right? If you don't care about civilians at all, its way more effective.
several of them reportedly hit children
Yeah, at least one Hezbollah guy's daughter got killed. That's unfortunate. Maybe they should have waited until he was at a big social event with other people and done a drone strike like Obama would have. That would have minimized collateral /s.
This attack was more precise and accurate than the usual strategies. That doesn't mean it was perfect.
they're happy to carpet bomb civilians if it means one or two terrorists get killed.
They could have used that approach here and would have killed more than 9 targets. Can you think of any kind of simultaneous strike against that many enemies that is more surgically targeted than a tiny explosive they're carrying on their body?
Let's not pretend this approach wasn't obviously intended to minimize collateral damage.
And it seems retarded, you had access to all their comms and you just blow it up
That's because the headline is bullshit. They did a supply chain attack, put physical explosives in the pagers, and had them rigged to exploded when they received a specific message.
Once they had physical access they could have done a more sophisticated HW attack that would have given them the ability to intercept but that's more complex.
Or you could stuff it with explosive, send "B00M" to that phone number, and blow their nuts off. Also it's great psychological warfare for making them paranoid of absolutely everything.
If they think the Second Amendment is conditional, then no reason the 15th and 19th can't be too.
Lets establish some three-letter agencies to see which of those individuals should be denied the vote. If any of them look scary, they're an exception. /s
Which is why pure libertarian free markets don’t work.
They work just fine in a closed system. What you're seeing is equivalent to pumping heat into a system and then going, "and this is why the laws of thermodynamics don't work."
Importing invaders from outside the market is obviously going to destabilize any market. That's one of thousand reasons why they need to go back.
The answer to your hypothetical is if Dead Horse, Alaska can't draw anyone to work at McDonald's, it doesn't have a McDonald's and that is an absolutely acceptable outcome. We don't need to import an army of third-worlders to go staff a fast food restaurant somewhere that clearly isn't established enough to justify one's presence. If someone living in Dead Horse really wants to live near a McDonald's, they are the ones who need to exercise free movement.
If no American wants to go there to work at a McDonald's there and lack of garbage food isn't enough to make the current residents leave, then you have an equilibrium. The market is working just fine. Maybe some people are sad they can't have a Big Mac, but that is fine.
lays off 14 of 16 new union members
You don't hate journalists enough.
Former employee Stephan Reilly tells GamesIndustry.biz that 16 of 17 members voted in favour of unionsation at Joydrop. The voting period concluded on December 19, 2023. According to Reilly, Mikulec then proceeded to terminate 14 of those who voted.
They had 17 members. 14 of them were laid off. There was only one person out of 17 who didn't vote for unionization. He didn't happen to be one of the lay offs.
So they went from 17 people to 3. Two are union-members. One is not.
Prior to the termination, Joydrop won a Tech Alliance grant for $40,000 in November 2023, and was in the process of receiving Ontario Creates and Canada Media Fund grants which "several" of those terminated helped to compile last summer.
But fuck this company anyway. "Grant Money." I hope they lose every single cent of it to the vendors they probably owe. Fucking leeches.
I imagine they think you'd have borders between your land and your neighbor's land but no government borders because there would be barely any government, if at all. They think that the planet can just be a bunch of homesteads and everyone will play nice.
Libertarianism only "works" when there's a frontier and every conflict can be resolved by one party being forced to move along.
Faber also made it clear the Netherlands will ask Brussels for an opt-out of the EU asylum and migration policy
"Ask Brussels." Yeah, I'm sure that will be useful.
and instead "join forces with like-minded countries in Europe" in a move she said will strengthen control of the country's border.
Just do that without asking. Tell the EU that several of its members will start enforcing their borders and if they don't like it, they can fuck off. Start forming direct alliances and operating as blocs so that Brussels can't push you around anymore. Or just leave the EU.
It's far easier to [through peaceful and legal means only] intimidate every single potential employer of these people than it is the government.
"Hire invaders, go out of business," would send a very clear message. Of course the government would respond by attempting to make it illegal to boycott a business for the wrong reasons. Even more than they already have, I mean.
“I think reparations is like a systemic dynamic and approach,” she added. “I mean I think there may be some people who would be offended by [that].”
Ben explained that he wouldn’t “turn down cash.” A solemn-looking Walsh then stressed the need to allow “ourselves to be uncomfortable.” He underscored, “This is something that I can do right now” and asked, “Why wouldn’t I do it?”
“I can go get some cash for sure,” she relented after struggling to beat back Walsh’s and Ben’s logic. “I don’t mind if that would be something that would be comfortable for you.”
After getting Ben’s blessing, DiAngelo then walked over to her pocketbook, pulled out roughly $30, and told him, “That’s all the cash I have.”
Maybe she had to delete her account before every black person on Twitter asked her for $30. It's not like she could say no.
I think that's usually paid for by vehicle registration, not driver's licenses. You could consider that a subscription to the road system rather than licensure regulation, assuming you got rid of smog and that other shit.