I was thinking about his civil rights activism. To me, it seems that it all worked to serve men. He fought for sexual freedom (for men to freely enjoy women), he fought for women to get the pill (so that pregnancies wouldn’t hinder men’s sexual activities with women and men wouldn’t have to worry about being…

But apparently he didn’t call them bitches, so he’s a national hero.

But he was a civil rights and free speech leader, right?

I’m totally shocked that a man who made his career objectifying women would abuse them and treat them as disposable. Shocked.

It endangers nobody and results in more donations of money to help the people who are trying to survive the apocalyptic devastation. It doesn’t even have the large overhead of benefit concerts. I don’t have an issue with it.

Why does charity have to be classy?

Naw, I don’t see the NRA condoning this in any form.

Are you fucking serious? How is this the NRA’s fault?

Hence the ACLU’s position of “it’s ok, but let’s not get carried away”.

Precisely. This is a direct substitute for a high speed chase, for which probable cause has already been established.

That’s why the ACLU has no problem with it, as long as its used for things like tagging a car to break off pursuit and not abused. They have no objections currently.

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things…

...And the Takata recall would have condemned 20 million cars due to that law. They do not have the parts to fix the cars yet, so the cars have been recalled for months, some for over a year and they are still months away from having the fix. The parts are technically available, they’re just not plentiful enough to…

I bet takata recalls that AREN’T EVEN AVAILABLE YET made up a decent chunk of that.

In most states I’ve seen it go down in, the state is liable for that unless they have a specific law granting them immunity.

“If you didn’t cross the yellow line, the paint wouldn’t have gotten on your car,” would be the response I would expect.

That is a good theory, especially since he does say early in the episode that Beth wasn’t his daughter and that he wasn’t referring to his universe jumping, if there was any a clue that would probably be a fairly big one.

I was under the impression that not only did she take the clone option, but the Beth at the beginning of the episode was also a clone, and Rick had done this multiple times for multiple clones.

“Only intellectual posts is tolerated. People with the intelligence of Rick do not concern themselves with petty issues.”

“I was traumatized, Summer, okay? Your generation wouldn’t get that.”