Empirically, as you are pointing out, they do. That’s what they are. I’m saying what they say, suggesting people take into account who they are and the PoV they are coming from when giving them the benefit of considering them a union for workers.  This is how they identify, not any projection on my part.

Stop calling them police unions. They don’t. They’re a fraternal order. They’ve been conservative brainwashed to oppose unions as a divide and conquer tactic (see Scott Walker). The rot runs very deep. (Not you, Erin, but you get the point.)

As said elsewhere here, staggeringly retrograde. Chemtrails and rods were a thing 15-20 years ago. There’s been amazing advances in conspiracy lunacy since then.

Do former Tesla engineers have trouble getting jobs after?

We’ve given up on holding the wealthy accountable for anything. Tesla openly defrauding customers is just SOP in today’s America. 

“Job creators”. “Job creators” asked for this so they could reduce their manpower.

Advertisement for a product that isn’t being offered for sale. How’s it going capitalism?

Why do all the (insert specific technical discipline) dudes have the (insert other specific non-technical discipline) understanding of a literal child?

“Their initial appeal was derived from the paradox they present: two Lily Pulitzer ladies emblematic of Southern class and grace embrace progressive values and each other.”

“So either this story is real and CDPR created an extremely dangerous toxic workplace for their employees...”

Sorry.  My bad.  Responding to the comment above you hoser made.

Yeah... it’s the Tesla, not the crow-bar swinging road rage. Totally makes sense. Good point.

Most people don’t drive like they respect the fact, but an automobile is a pretty effect deadly weapon including for self defense. The video demonstrates pretty clearly, actually.  Someone jumps out of their car to attack you?  Drive.

Privilege and access to privilege will make people behave awfully. It’s also presumably a flintlock which people are not going to be immediately threatened by being what appears to be a stunt. And it’s a celebrity. You work closely with talent, you want to keep working closely with talent. Talent behaves badly, people…

“I told them that I was armed but not dangerous,”

That’s the stated logic, but it isn’t what’s shown on screen, unfortunately. Ahsoka being there changes the intent of the shooter, but it doesn’t make the cannon fire actually impacting the hull of the ship not damaging because it missed the intended target, one would think...

Nope.   No editing at all.  The requirement for being a professional writer right now is having access to an internet connection.

This is Star Wars. Characters in the background carrying ice cream makers and extras drinking in bar scenes get extended back stories making them critical. And this is the son of two main characters from a story written by one of the two biggest Star Wars creators right now.

Ahsoka only deflects a couple shots.  She’s making direct hits on the ship, repeatedly, and it does nothing.  It’s even worse than you’re suggesting.

First two episodes earned a lot of good will from me, and this episode also did some good stuff, but there was a bit of garbage too. Zatoichi, and the space walk were pretty silly. The action in the space battle was good, but the set-up and logic behind it was nonsense.