With 2 rifles? Probably had no effect on this shooting. Any number of other crimes involving guns could definitely have been easier or more likely because of that law.

So you watched Bojack too.

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The image reminds me more of molten cheese than pee. 

Korea may have laws against enticing coworkers to leave (which I assume is the case). In the US it would at worst be a (likely hard to enforce) breach of contract issue.

Depends. But if they think they stole assets (as in actually have copies of those files) then it could be a theft case as well as the obvious civil one over IP theft and the like.

I was going to say the same (though likely poorly and confusingly worded).

“since Sudeikis first served the Don’t Worry Darling director with custody papers in the middle of CinemaCon last April.”
Can we stop making it seem like he had anything to do with where she was served. He didn’t give her the papers, and likely didn’t plan where they would be served. A court officer is who gave them to…

So why the strong focus on the intersection of this policy and US politics? Seems kind of pointless to assume that an international organization is going to care what our domestic policies are (at least enough for it to effect thier decisions).

I assume the school decided it was necessary and other agencies/organizations either didn’t act or didn’t have the ability to force further action. Could just be that the school dropped the ball and didn't report anything though.

Is this an international group or an American one? The article makes reference to things in a US specific way (like our countries current politics), but the name of the group seems to imply it is the international group for the sport and not the US one.

Arguably the Switch (like mobile) isn’t competing as directly as say Xbox and PS are. It’s fairly common for people to own the Switch and another console. So in relation to this, it's not particularly relevant. That doesn’t mean Sony is being particularly anticompetitive.

“On a global scale Sony doesn’t even have a 98% share of the God of War market, a series they own, since Steam is getting 30% of every sale on PC”

So maybe the US should stop sending as much aid to Uganda. I mean it isn’t like we get a whole lot in exchange from our government and thiers having such good relations (we get some help on anti international terrorism efforts and I’m sure we have some businesses operating thier).

No. Because those are all criminal charges that you can contest and then require proving your guilt. These are administrative and require proving the innocence of your property.

Fuck Civil Asset Forfeiture. Letting the police keep any of the profit was always going to incentivise bad actions.

I mean woman in the video seems fairly dismissive of discussions on racism. But she isn’t wrong about who sold the slaves to European slave traders.

“18 school shootings this year”

“It’s splitting hairs, but he’s not wrong”

Honestly, would be less worried if this had been released farther ahead of taxes being due.