

Not a silver bullet. This is a deep rabbit hole.
Not a silver bullet. This is a deep rabbit hole.
It probably won’t save money in the first year. The transition will likely offset any gains.
It likely will save money every year after that. For everyone. More users means more interest means a smoother experience for everyone, generally.
At least for the first year.
I guess that congestion pricing is working.
No. It’d require them to use NATO funding to defend the rest of the world from us.
They might think so, but they’re really not. Billionaires here were much less likely to fall out of windows. We were much more based on laws than a series of buddy systems.
It was better to have a billion dollars than ten billion rubles. We’re working to change that.
They’re so terrible at it that they’ll have to learn in the next 18 months. It’s gonna get worse.
Are you a lawyer? What law are you citing?
“the First Amendment protects the right to gather information about what public officials do on public property.” Smith v. City of Cumming, 212 F. 3d 1332, 1333 (11th Cir. 2000).
Does her word override the first amendment?
There aren’t many exceptions, and what’s happening on a public street generally isn’t one of them.
“Death, death to the SS!”?
What would it have accomplish? What does it accomplish?
It gets Lemmy known as a hotbed of terrorism. It may cause legal and/or political trouble for the admins of the site. And what does it do that other words don’t?
Look at all the discussion here and consider how it is or isn’t limited. What’s happening in Gaza is a genocide. The IDF is responsible for it. What do death chants contribute to that conversation?
Here it is again, a desperate attempt to blame Democrats.
We only shoot school children and firefighters. That’s what the second amendment is for.