Russia wants to split/discredit NATO. Why wouldn't they threaten Denmark?

Given their rep, maybe they're not insurable.

Three-wheeled cars can't be registered as motorcycles?

In New Jersey a single male under 25 probably can't get coverage on that car at all.

She may have tenure, and in case mental illness issues are covered by the Americans With Disability Act. She may keep her job.

OK. Yes - that's absolutely true, and has caused untold horror.

Not only that, but the idea she needed a partner to "fix" her. To be honest, as a young person I probably felt that way, too. But one grows up.

"Evolution implies progress."

When hard drugs are readily available, people get addicted to them. Look at the US in the beginning of the 20th century, China before Mao, or current-day Iran (not legal, but readily available), or modern day doctors and nurses, who have the highest addiction rates of any profession - because they have access.

Perhaps somewhere in the internet universe, bored, immature people are savaging your work. Good thing you don't care about that sort of thing.

If the OP is personally responsible for generating millions of dollars in revenue for his boss, he may get away with it.

The ACLU does not agree.

I put my art work out on the internet under my real name. Surprisingly little snark, though, perhaps because I don't take myself too seriously.

Yes, but there's nothing like the smoothness and torque of straight-8.

He shares his writing, so he's asking for it.

US employment law requires "reasonable" accommodations. You'd need a lawyer to backstop you, but yes, there are times it's OK to fire a pregnant worker - if the pregnancy is a threat to herself or others, and there is no other job you can reassign her to.

"Causing horror or shock." So it's subjective, depending on how we experience it. Personally, I don't freak about accidents where nobody's hurt/killed. Property can be replaced.

Or injured, at least. An accident where everybody walks away may LOOK horrific. but it isn't.

It doesn't matter, except as professional courtesy, because satire is considered "fair use."

The Beatles can't - at least that's what they testified at George's plagiarism trial.