SheeEttin @ SheeEttin @lemmy.world

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Wow, never thought I'd see someone literally say "fuck you, got mine".

People with children in strollers. Other than that, I've never seen it either.

I don't really like any of them, but I think F1953 is probably the best among them. The ones with the stars in the center look like health insurance corporate logos. F1953 actually looks like a state flag, though it almost looks like a country flag (Bahamas, Jordan, etc.).

Sketchy as hell, yes, but if there's no evidence of wrongdoing the law can't, and shouldn't, take action against him.

Legal for us, not legal for priests by church law.

SCOTUS has held that permitting is fine with Bruen, though, as long as it doesn't involve subjective "suitability" criteria, which is my point.

It's more cost-effective to just not have them derail in the first place.

Of course, that requires railway maintenance. But if you can skip that and let the government pick up the bill for the inevitable disaster, that's even better!

I think SCOTUS might reverse that. I don't think there was any recent case concerning waiting periods.

I don't see anyone refusing to take the site down. They contacted the hosting company, and a few days later the hosting company took it down. If this is the quality of journalism they're trying to protect, I don't think any value was lost.

How about both: "'comfort women' sex slaves"?

See, I'm working on the assumption that the government is controlled by the people, not corporations. Otherwise you don't really have a government.

To throw out another catchphrase, governments only exist by the consent of the governed, and that does ultimately mean the people.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-67512628?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=655fd9011ec331355f963f22%26Sources%20say%20suspected%20knifeman%20is%20an%20Irish%20citizen%262023-11-23T23%3A48%3A17.519Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:3c92321b-74f9-4d96-ba12-ead804c2ab06&pinned_post_asset_id=655fd9011ec331355f963f22

Says it's an Irish citizen who's been in the country 20 years.

I've never heard someone say the government is corrupt and infrastructure should be in the hands of the people. The government is the people. Most people say it should be taken out of the hands of private companies and put into the hands of the people, managed by the government. Workers controlling the means of production and all that.

No, the article says it's going to the King's estate, i.e. the crown, not to the privy purse, i.e. Charles' pocket.

Is some of it being used that will ultimately benefit him? Probably. But according to the article, the policy governing this says any benefit to the king himself should be merely incidental.

This article does not appear to allege that they are violating that policy.

Yeah, people who die with no heir typically get their stuff claimed by the state. This is pretty common around the world.

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Oh look at that, a lot of overlap.

Tell him to come back and finish the job, because that is shit, and you're paying him to do the whole job, not half-ass it.

Valve did have a staff economist, but he left to become finance minister for Greece. (He didn't last very long in either position.)

Not until you use it to expose police wrongdoing.

She then walked back in to allegedly find a co-worker “having sex with his wife in front of everyone at the party”.

Wow, the bar for group sex has really fallen. Back in my day you had to have at least three people (and no, kissing doesn't count as a sex act).