lemonmelon @ lemonmelon @lemmy.world

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Take it one step further...

Sorry, since Boost doesn't see fit to handle spoiler tags, I have to use them on faith that they're working.

As for the deeper connection:

Gremlin, Fury, Zephyr, Firebird, Imp

::: spoiler verification Spoiler it, but you're correct. :::

::: spoiler Discussion Ah, okay. I've heard of "black opal" and "black chrome" so I took a shot. :::

::: spoiler Connection Black? :::

Market, Set, Visor, Cell, Highway

::: spoiler Connection Amtrak :::

It only looks like leap after leap to you because it doesn't agree with your basic premise.

On the absolute surface level, you make what seems to be a good point. I don't think that point holds up to scrutiny, though, and such lazy (no offense meant by this; I'm not calling you lazy, only the point you've made) reasoning is not far removed from using "think of the chldren!" to justify an agenda.

Any dwelling that is not yours is generally assumed to be off-limits absent an invitation to enter. Ignoring that and breaking into said dwelling is implicitly a statement that you are disregarding the safety and security of the inhabitants. That further implies that you equally have no regard for the health and well-being of the inhabitants, as your actions are putting your needs or desires ahead of theirs. You have, wittingly or not, made yourself a threat to the inhabitants of the dwelling.

Responding to an immediate, credible threat against one's life with lethal force is quite rational.

I have no doubt that this will have detrimental long-term effects on the boy. I also have no doubt that the very experience of being present during a home invasion would have had similar long-term effects.

A ban is imposed on a person or an action. It can be rescinded at any time, but remains in place until it is explicitly rescinded. An expiration can be included in the terms of the ban, which automatically rescinds the ban after a set duration. The base definition of "ban" implies nothing about duration. Without clarification, any assumption regarding duration is baseless. Such clarification can be direct, such as including a clear statement of the period for which the ban is in place during the issuance of the ban, or indirect, such as context clues regarding the severity of the infraction that led to the ban being issued.

A suspension is placed upon statuses, privileges, credentials, or the like. Suspension is, by nature, a transitory state. Examples include being suspended from a job pending investigation of behavior, having one's club membership suspended until club dues are brought current, or having one's login credentials suspended while one's account appears to be compromised. The transitory nature of a suspension implies that it resolves upon completion (or inaction on) of a task related to the object of the suspension. Upon completion of the sub-task, status is either reinstated or terminated. In the previous examples: employment is terminated upon conclusion of an investigation that proves the employee acted inappropriately, club membership is reinstated once payment of the outstanding balance is verified, account credentials are reinstated with access limitations once the account owner proves they are in control of the account.

Suspension is a step along the path to termination or revocation, not to a ban. The two terms are not directly related in that way. There can be overlap, but they are not different degrees of the same concept.

You're talking about La Folette and Wheeler? I don't remember anything they advocated for being too bad, but I haven't looked at their proposed policies in a long time. Wouldn't that be natural of a truly progressive movement, though? What was "progressive" one hundred years ago should hopefully be status quo, and what's progressive now could scantly be imagined back then.

Keith David

Current.

As the bartender, she had cut-off and 86 authority. Act sideways with a bartender, find another place to drink. But when the creeps are your "peers" I think it's tougher to navigate.

Tiger Daly

The lack of votes for Harris did that.

Rabbi Tuckman?

Yeah, I also can't stand it when words are used to convey meanings they've had for roughly five hundred years.

Etymology of "ouster'