All of these states ch0se to follow California. No sneaky Californians changed their laws when they weren’t looking. The legislatures of every state are completely free to change things to their liking.

PHEV according to CARB is a zero emissions vehicle, and will still be allowed in 2035, we’ll likely see a ton of new PHEV’s hit the market in the next 5 years.

you can still buy a new PHEV in 2035 too. according to CARB, PHEV’s are ZEV.

Let’s be clear, it’s a ban on emissions, not internal combustion. You could still buy a hydrogen-burning car with tailpipe emissions of water and get those vroom vroom noises.

I’m not sure I know what to think here. Sovereign Citizen types? I have that right?

Why can’t you quit race-baiting and stop making everything political? Quit trying to excuse the poor and illegal behavior of criminals.

“Because of their beliefs, the couple actually believed they were the rightful owners of the home.”

Imagine going from a major role on arguably one of the most popular shows in the world to tanking your acting career and being reduced to star in fringe conspiracy theory movies just to show everyone that you “owned the libs” on Twitter.

Gina Carano did a speedrun from “mildly popular bit actor” to “conservative troll”. Same arc as Kevin Sorbo but in a fraction of the time. Like, I respected her stuntwork in the otherwise boring-as-hell Haywire, and she was getting some pretty major gigs up through the Mandalorian, and she couldn’t wait for her career…

I just bought a condo that’s 4 miles away from my job, this would be perfect!

I can’t speak for everyone, obviously, but for 90% of the driving I do, a tiny electric vehicle would be plenty.  Just need some room for groceries and maybe a 50 mile range.  I work from home and very rarely travel outside of my own town limits.  This is why the thought of paying 50k for an electric vehicle irritates…

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The federal deficit is all money that taxpayers didn’t “give” the government. Money printer go brrrrrrrr. This debt will never be “paid off.”

For context, I’m a cis woman who works in abortion care: I watch EVERYTHING through that lens, intentional or not.

Only in the hellscape that is the United States as brought to you by the ghouls at the Federalist Society would we be having legitimate court battles on whether or not states can prevent doctors from performing abortions when lives are at risk. The judge in Texas who wrote about “the welfare of unborn children” must…

It doesn’t seem like it to me but regardless, anyone watching GoT content at this stage knows full well what they’re getting and shouldn’t feign outrage over an apple being an apple instead of the orange they prefer. 

Personally I think the books rather than the show is more feminist than a lot of feminists want to admitt. It shows rather than tells how awful living in a super patriarchal society could be. Unfortunetly so many neck beard think yeah I would love to live in the GoT world, even though most of them wouldn’t be lords. 

I totally agree with you. I continue to see this framed as him choosing the baby over his wife, and I donʻt understand why thatʻs the take. Itʻs just plain not what happened. Iʻm not squeamish and I fortunately had a really great induction/birth experience, but I found the scene very disturbing as I think most did. The…

But when the delivery is afflicted with complications and Viserys must choose between saving Aemma’s life or the male baby’s, he chooses his son, ordering nurses to restrain his wife as they cut her open to “save” the baby that will die the next day.

Game of Thrones was never intended to be an idyllic fantasy of utopia. It’s tethers to real world humanity (medieval Europe’s political structures specifically) and all the dirty issues that entails are what sets it apart from more standard fantasy fare like Lord of the Rings. This is perhaps the single greatest…