Obviously any clueless idiot can become a cop so firing these two cruel dummies would be no loss and actually might provide a cautionary tale for the less dense cops out there.

“We have investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing.” -Columbus Division of Police

All. Conservative. Accusations. Are. Confessions.

Modern F1 cars are just so HUGE!

That was amazing. Also, I really didn’t realize how tiny it is!

I really do miss the era with the formula was a little more open to these wild interpretations.

Having suffered a TBI almost 20 years ago, I would happily pay $5 million to never have to go through it in the first place. And that’s without the trauma of hearing the train coming and being faced with near certain death. 

You quite literally couldn’t pay me enough to willingly roll the dice on traumatic brain injury. Five million, or about three and a half after paying a contingent-fee attorney his third, and maybe two after the tax man, might not cover a lot of lifelong medical care either.

Shackling prisoners and leaving them in the paths of those ride on floor buffers isn’t quite as satisfying, but consequences and all. 

At least officer Snidely Whiplash won’t have a badge if she decides that another damsel needs to get hit by a train. Unless of course there’s a loophole that lets her back in, in which case she’ll switch to another town and inflict her brilliant risk judgement on another unwitting community.

Justice moves way to slowly in this country. He should have had all his assets seized the minute the verdict was handed down, lost his radio show, and had any further income garnered to the point he was practically homeless and had to go on welfare and live in section 8 housing. The fact he’s still allowed to bloviate…

Seriously.  Why does he still have boats/cars on which money can be spent, exactly?

Everyone should subscribe to and listen to the Knowledge Fight podcast. Dan and Jordan have made a career out of debunking Alex and his coterie of bullshit. Alex is still making money from InfoWars and his other platforms.

Just start seizing assets.

Pretty sure that is the bird flying at 2:01.

As a lawyer who works directly on SEC regulatory matters, I’ll briefly touch on the legality side. In 2000, the SEC introduced a new rule, Rule 10(b)5-1, which provides an “affirmative defense” against insider trading. It basically requires public company insiders (and everyone named in this article would be…

One thing I’ve never quite understood is that this doesn’t appear to be an issue in other jurisdictions. Other countries made immobilizers required by law and so Hyundai/Kia put them in their vehicles elsewhere. Doesn’t the government bare at least some of the responsibility for not properly regulating automakers by…

Remember folks, it's only a crime if you're poor.   Otherwise, this is just smart investment/Capitalism.  

At this point no reasonable CTO or small game dev will choose Unity. Even if they roll this change back, the damage is done. The risk is far too high to start a new project that will take years to complete for Unity to suddenly do a rug pull on your project.