I am definitely way too bitter, because that sounds like an amazingly harsh sentence compared to what usually happens. Sigh.

Providing information about what the law *is* isn’t the same thing as taking a position on what it *should be*. I did not make an error, I even provided you with a citation that you acknowledged, and you’ve since repeated your misunderstanding that there is no legal recognition of emotional support animals. So maybe…

This is rulemaking from a federal agency, part of their role since laws are written broadly and it would be pretty inefficient to work all the details out through the court system. Rulemaking is the law just as much as a SCOTUS ruling. The fact that details weren’t written out in the statute is just semantics. (https:/…

I’m not sure, but my instinct is to say no, what specifically counts as emotional support is not defined. For housing only, I believe any animal can count as an assistance animal. (ADA protections for service animals, allowed in stores and such, extends only to dogs. It used to protect mini horses but that was revised…

https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/fair_housing_equal_opp/assistance_animals

There is, for rental housing at least. HUD recognizes them as one type of “assistance animal” that disabled people have a right to keep in their home. 

There is a sanctuary like that near me (Twin Cities) as well - Home for Life in Stillwater. Similar model, except they don’t do any adoptions. If they take an animal in, it lives there for the rest of its life. They have a bunch of dog packs and cat colonies, it’s pretty cool. 

Segregation comes in multiple flavors, unfortunately - “de jure” segregation is by law, “de facto” segregation is by practice. Their school system was and is de facto segregated. 

It will be even more “successful” if some of those poor people without healthcare would just go ahead and die already, and decrease the surplus population. 

One of the current Republican Senate candidates in WI put out a press release to bitch about his parents donating the max to Baldwin, the Democratic candidate.

Also he can just keep the jackets. 

Doubt this would do a single thing, tbh - most of these robocallers aren’t even in the US, and all of them are scammers, so they’re obviously perfectly comfortable breaking the law. Why is the Do Not Call list suddenly going to stop them? 

They find Black people disrespectful, just in general, but somehow are smart enough not to quite say that out loud. 

Fun fact, they don’t live in the “wilderness”. They live in a crappy industrial suburb that has been so polluted by 3M dumping chemicals that you can’t drink the water anymore. 

It was the publisher: https://www.casebriefs.com/blog/law/torts/torts-keyed-to-epstein/misrepresentation/winter-v-g-p-putnams-sons/

One of her “recipes” is wild rice on toast. The actual recipe is terrible and won’t result in actually cooking the wild rice, but even if you cooked it properly I can’t figure out why anyone wants to eat a crunchy starch on top of another crunchy starch. 

Amazon and the like operate at a loss in their early years because they are making some gross profit, but spending it on things like expanding their operations, litigation (in Uber’s case), and/or R&D. Moviepass, on the other hand, never even had an operating profit to spend. 

A stock split is essentially what it sounds like, a company splits the shares but their market cap (the total value of all of the stock) doesn’t change. If I had one share trading at $50 and the company does a 2-for-1 split, now I have 2 shares that are each trading at $25. As you might imagine, a reverse split is the…

There are other issues caused by plastic litter besides those plastic islands. Straws are apparently a significant component of beach litter, they’re not recyclable (because of their size), and they can cause problems for wildlife. I think you could also make the argument that the abandoned fishing gear at least…

6 years ago when they charged $30 a month.