You’re likely correct. The alternative is absurd; that employers could just stop paying employees and force them to quit, thereby absolving themselves of any responsibility. Also,

Paraphrasing a post I saw somewhere: “Dear WH staffers: Richard Nixon did not go to jail, but dozens of white house staffers did. Trump isn’t worth it. Come forward now with what you have.”

I’m sorry if this has been covered in another comment, but the employees cannot simply quit, since then they can’t get unemployment benefits. The weapons-grade shitbag isn’t laying them off. I would hope there’s a legal mechanism to still access unemployment benefits since they’ve been constructively terminated,…

So, the only question now is how many hundreds of millions of dollars that Evans, Elizabeth Holmes, and Lucas Duplan get for their next Silicon Valley venture?

Anyone have a screen grab of the start? Apparently one horse went squirrely right out of the gate and I wanna see it

Fired? If you or I falsified evidence, it’s called obstruction of justice and we’re going to fucking jail. This guy’s still getting a pension.

OR you could just not procreate and then you could spend the rest of your life eating giant redwood smoked endangered bottlenose dolphin and not have the carbon effect of one baby’s worth of diapers.

The WOOOORST part about this is that he isn’t going to re-evaluate, and think “man, I’m an asshole, I have to change.” He’s going to get hammered at Cheers and tell Norm about how a n***** got him banned from Fenway for life.

+10

I may be moving (back) to Cincinnati soon, and as shit of a town as it is, it’s got municipal fiber internet through Cincinnati Bell. 100 down, 50 up for like $45/ month. Nothing throttled, no caps. Why? Because it’s a municipal service that isn’t bent on profit.

The best part is when she takes all that money, goes into VC (because she’s a business genius if she has all that money, right?) then showers Elizabeth Holmes, Lucas Duplan, and the Juicero guy with millions upon millions for their next stupid ideas.

Only question is how many hundreds of millions her, Lucas Duplan and the Juicero guy get thrown at them by VCs in their next ventures while we roll boulders up hills all day, only to watch them roll back down.

The BoingBoing article on this story had a great comment that I’m not smart enough to paste here, but the commenter’s point was that since they only sell packets to juice machine owners, it’s really a $400 initiation fee to a juice subscription service.

The only question now is how many hundreds of millions of dollars Doug Evans, Elizabeth Holmes, and Lucas Duplan get thrown at them when they launch their next “disruptors” by the same investors?

Does this mean we all have to go to work tomorrow?

“Sweet! Not guilty! Now I only have one life sentence.”

I swear to god I was scrolling down to make this identical comment, and use the name Ron Artest because Metta World Peace is fucking stupid. Extra stars for you.

Nothing will change until the cops are held *personally* liable for their actions. First take whatever you can from the offending officer towards the $4M settlement, and the rest comes from the city. Let that happen once or twice and I guarantee you won’t see this type of behavior out of them anymore. They don’t…

It may or may not be; but that’s going to be for a judge to decide. If I’m the t-shirt maker, of course I’m going to assert fair use. My point was that bringing up the First Amendment was not a non-sequitor; like it is, for example, when Milo bitches about protesters shouting him down or some commentator losing a…

The First Amendment here is the defense; it’s not brought up by the C&D. Attorneys for the t-shirt company are asserting use of Grayson’s name, etc. as Constitutionally protected parody.