This has been my theory of his continued popularity. He takes every side of every issue, that way anyone can be targeted with ads that match their beliefs.

It's not even a conscious choice by him, it's just the way real estate salespeople work, they'll say whatever it takes to close the deal, there's no need to be consistent from one prospective buyer to the next.

Yep, as long as they keep enabling him the quality of products will get worse until it all comes crashing down. Maybe it can still be salvaged after, but I don't see it going well.

No, it gets pulled out of the river by a Ford.

I don't understand who these people are that can put down a deposit for a car that's like 2 years down the line, if you're lucky, without any guarantees it'll be any good.

Yeah, what?

When I rented I only had street parking. In that situation an electric car is just another thing to manage. If you've got a garage to park in, sure, even with a basic 220V outlet.

Yeah, you would think you could just change the chambers and bullets so only a certain standard of blanks would fit in it, although I guess those guns would become more expensive than the real mass produced ones.

Either way, this is all the result of Baldwin as executive producer cheaping out on every aspect of this shoot, causing this to happen.

That's probably the least worst thing any member of the GOP has ever done.

That's what I was including as an option within 'or worse', but I haven't seen any evidence of it (mostly because the democrats didn't seem to be interested in investigating this when they had both chambers).

In the places where you can buy them, yeah. Doesn't include the US.

There was no primary this year. The democrats managed to cancel them in a bunch of states even though Biden would've easily sailed through against the democratic candidates (uncommitted beat both of them combined where that was an option).

I mean, I know this specific investigation is in bad faith, but it was pretty widely known something was going to go down in DC and the Capitol Police definitely dropped the ball on this one (among other law enforcement agencies).

Democrats should really be the ones investigating this but for whatever reason they'd rather run cover for the organisation that almost got them killed through incompetence, negligence or worse.

Yeah, I'm sure there was no way to either pressure Sinema and/or replace the parlementarian when Congress had the chance to do this.

But in order to get the money for those programs, especially if their effect is to lower the workload for police, you should get the money from the police budget, otherwise it's just wasted money. Are you just going to keep giving the NYPD a billion dollars a year to do nothing?

And if they think the only reason black people haven't killed a bunch of white people as part of a race war because they just haven't really had a convenient excuse for it, they haven't really been paying attention to history.

I feel like a horse is more of a gift you give to people you hate. Now they're stuck with a horse and they need to find a place to stable it and pay through the nose in maintenance.

Yeah, but even before that they weren't using phone communications, which is how they were able to surprise the IDF on Oct 7.

Oh great, even the 'liberal' judges are enemies of labour.

Hamas moved away from any kind of digital communication, doing everything in person instead. With how Gaza is now, there's no real way to coordinate stuff like that. They're keeping communications at a minimum to avoid tipping off the IDF.

Probably depends on how much effort you want to put into it. Probably works in some distros with certain repos, but won't work out of the box everywhere.