They do, just don’t copy/paste because they ignore that. Use the ACLU form letter and, ahem, your reading of the bill/news surrounding it, to write your own letter.
Pride is also not really about who “won” or “lost.” It’s a celebration of the culture and a reminder of the struggles of the past. Plenty of groups hold parades around the US for similar reasons.
Echoing what seems like an overwhelming consensus. This isn’t a good reason to hold off on college. Not knowing what you want to do in college is a good reason to wait. You both need to be able to stand and succeed on your own before you can be there for each other. Beyond all of this, he has already given you his feelings about this. You should respect that.
It really doesn’t. We all know women are people. Saying he likes strangling “people” overlooks the misogyny in his actions… which is pretty much his brand. This particular piece of shit sees women as things that he can control. If anyone doesn’t see them as humans, it’s Tate.
If I understood correctly, he manually runs watchtower to poll rather than leaving it running all the time. What wasn’t clear to me was if he has it doing the updates (evidenced by him saying he cleans up where needed after) or just pull down the updated images and he then manually restarts/rebuilds the container.
I leave it running all the time and it only updates at something like 03:00. The only containers I don’t have set to latest are DBs as major updates tend to break things.
The answer is no. I don’t care what the circumstances of the story are. He was the responsibility of the state, and the state failed, likely out of negligence. It’s that simple.
The US treats prisons, by and large, like cages for wild animals. It’s hardly a surprise that the recidivism rate is what it is considering how convicted people are treated during and after incarceration here. I’m not saying all criminals are just good people wanting to be good in a bad system. There are certainly monsters out there, but I would argue most criminals are born out of circumstance rather than “bad wiring” or some sociopathy.
I’m curious about the same thing, but also curious what you’re using your traditional hosting for. I also have had DH shared hosting for years and never had an issue. I don’t know if I’m ready to drop it, but not sure if I still need it.
The fist headline I saw on this was full-on click-bait. Just said American was killed, so I think, “oh shit, things might get interesting.” Then I open and see in the first paragraph it was a Palestinian American, and immediately think “well shit, the people who matter aren’t going to care.” Honestly, I’m surprised any part of me still thought anyone who mattered might care at all.
That gave a fuck. Did you not see them offering their thoughts and prayers? Besides, the 2nd amendment precludes them from doing literally anything to stop that kind of child death, price of freedom, and all that.
Hey, I think you helped me answer my own question. There is no number. Price of freedom. Thoughts and prayers. Move along.
Not to be callous, but I really have to wonder what the line is between an acceptable and unacceptable number of child deaths before someone in charge in that state actually does something. Obviously, I know the GOP playbook: the first lawmaker’s kid who dies and suddenly it will be “important,” but assuming that doesn’t happen, what’s the number?
They do, just don’t copy/paste because they ignore that. Use the ACLU form letter and, ahem, your reading of the bill/news surrounding it, to write your own letter.