Hey Dan, here is a tip if you’re going to correct somebody and then be a dick about it. Try and at least have the correct information... he meant 52 F-35's.

It’s right around the same 12-16% deduction in taxes that Walmart is expected to pay this year so they’re passing it straight on to the employees. The system works! Oh, wait, they’re handing $300 million more annually while seeing a $60-70 billion dollar decrease in taxes? I’m starting to think maybe percentages…

oh fuck off

The company will still be anti-weed, just like they’re anti-being drunk. Probably eventually (after it’s been legal in ALL the states for a while, particularly for big companies with multi-state presence) they will develop an “are you high right now?” test that will replace the “have you been high in the last month?”…

I can’t keep a potted plant alive now I have to harvest my pot?

“what about me”

As they state in the article, a 14 billion dollar fine is nothing to scoff at.

The Equifax breach was gross negligence of using very outdated software that had a known bug that they were informed about. This isn’t about hackers being clever. Also, the government isn’t telling them how to secure their data, only bringing the heat if they don’t do it properly.

What? It’s the administration delaying those rules, not the CFPB.

What repercussions has equifax faced as a result of the recent breach? Awww they got shamed in front of congress.

Funny you should ask...

Sounds like you need an eye exam, then. And maybe rectal surgery to remove your head. Congrats on living in an alternate dimension, though, I’m sure physicists would be fascinated.

Wow, you sure are projecting about liberals’ motivations.

You omitted the part about:

Not really. As I’m reading the proposed law, the fines only apply should the company in question not follow the mandated security measures, which are totally overdue at this point. Revenue to pay for the department will largely be paid for via the fines collected from non-compliance, so it shouldn’t cost taxpayers…

I saw this elsewhere...

so why not just go out of business now and save time?

My kids have everything they need, except for a responsible, loving father. I’ve already said that. But you can’t buy responsible, loving fathers at the store, so I’m not sure what I can do about that?

Interestingly enough, it is pretty easy to not become a single mother when you have factual sex education and access to affordable contraception.