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  • Except only one of those systems depends on the exploitation of the working class, ya know, your breeding live stock. Only one of those system destroys a work life balance. Only one leaves the population with little free time and shrinking resources with which to have and raise a kid. Japan is past, and the US is passing, the tipping point. Society may deem it necessary but the potential parents recognize it as untenable.
    What happens when the orphan crushing machine has no orphans?

  • This lawsuit was headed by the AFL-CIO, which is a union of unions.

    I was at my monthly meeting last night until 7:45, the meeting started at 4:30. Lots of people were concerned and discussing the attacks on the NLRB, DoL and OSHA; concerned about this administration's anti-worker tilt.

  • RDR (any of them) is not cosplay, it's an interactive movie, a high tech pick your adventure book. Cosplay involves going outside. You can't play paintball in your underwear on your couch. Well, you could but your living room is going to suffer.
    It's like Google Street view of Vegas versus actually visiting the casinos. It's not the same.

  • But it's not Westworld is a theme park where you cosplay; like Disneyland but you get to be a character. Video games are more like interactive movies. It'd be like saying paintball is the same as Call of Duty. One is much more interactive. It's too much of a stretch, it's too broad.

  • Hypothetical poor people? You think people don't repair their own cars?
    People can't afford to defend themselves in courts now. So, now you're saying they also have to deal with an appeals process? So, not only is a vehicle value approach short-sighted its also onerous.

  • But that's ignoring certain aspects. If some blue collar fella had spent his free time and money fixing his dad's old Camaro, a car dad bought for 4,000. Now it's still well maintained, numbers matching, original paint, etc. now it's worth 30,000, 40,000 maybe.
    Then we have some other c-suite exec in a Tesla of similar market value.

    Parking fines based on vehicle value is going to penalize one person much more than the other. Fines should be based on income or total net worth, not the value of a particular piece of property.

    That was difficult to type with sticky BBQ fingers.