hobovision @ hobovision @lemm.ee

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That's part of their plan. They start by more aggressively tracking down, arresting, and deporting the people with the most severe criminal records who have probably been already already convicted of a deportable offense. They can go around saying how they've got these actual criminals that "Biden allowed to stay" and be telling enough of the truth that it works.

The next step is to start going after people with mild criminal records, maybe shoplifting or an assault charge from a bar fight. People who wouldn't normally be eligible to deport. People who are here maybe legally maybe not.

Then they start revoking legal status from people by just accusing them of petty crimes and deporting them without due process. This is what the new law they just passed with Democrats support allows the government to do now.

Your monopoly money buys more eggs than our real money?! Now I've seen everything!

We need lots and lots of lawyers on our side to fight this stuff. Sometimes we will lose in court, but often we won't. A lot of judges actually do believe in the rule of law. Not everything will make it to the Supreme Court and not everything that does make it there will be upheld.

If we don't fight things in court, nothing stops them from taking effect, so that is priority number 1 in terms of funding. We need to pay good lawyers good money or else they'll watch the US crumble with the rest of us.

Rug puller. He got his, now anyone else can fuck off.

SLAM

Sure, but we aren't quite at Cuban missile crisis levels of heat either.

I'm soooo sorry I didn't specify that it would need to be invoked against a significant nation-state and that a concept like terrorism doesn't count. I understand that could be very confusing otherwise.

It's just the second cold war. You'll know WW3 started when NATO invokes Article 5. Until then, it's all just proxies.

In the first cold war there were proxy wars in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc. Now it's Ukraine and Israel/Syria/Lebanon.

I've ridden Amtrak but I've also seen videos about how Via Rail is basically unusable. Amtrak has improved significantly in the past decade as well, while Via seemingly regressed (again, Via info is based on other people's experiences, not mine).

Hooooboy is Via Rail going to impress you with how terrible it can be.

You better get out those tissues. They're already starting https://www.lg.com/us/smart-monitors

Sony. I got last year's open box for close to 1k. It runs Android so I have a ad free launcher called Projectivy and can sideload apps as well.

My brain absolutely refused to read

Jeanut Putter and Belly

as it was written.

See, that's the problem for drag, because if drag uses first person verbs then drag will sound silly but if drag uses third person verbs then drag will sound like drag is talking in third person, which will also sound silly.

There's a ton of reasons that an operator would not want to rely on reverse kinematics. They are a professional who needs to make sure they don't slam a big machine arm into something. While reverse kinematic control is nice as a user, it has multiple possible solutions, some of which may not be acceptable.

100% anything you can do is great.

My girlfriend and I have each been putting $50/month into an investment account instead of paying for insurance for our dog, that way if she ever needs a big procedure I can pull money from there if I don't have the savings for it. We've been doing this for 3.5 years and have now built up a good amount! I'll divide the numbers roughly in 2 so you can see what you could be looking at:

Total $2750.
Deposits $2200.
Gains $550.

Fuck you very much for making me read that.

I used to work down the street from another building that had a small cafeteria, but on Fridays the chef would set up a big grill outside and cook up sausages, hot dogs, burgers, chicken, and grilled veggies. It was just like going to a backyard BBQ. Those were some good Friday lunches when we made it over there.