It’s “Deja-Vu” all over again:

My teenage son is a nationally ranked chess player. The pairings are random, and sometimes you get great ones, and sometimes you don’t. It happens, and every player knows this.

What a whiner!

Whoa that’s quite a leap there! I’m surprised you say that, because I presume you like to think and be well informed.

With a comment like that, I am surprised that no Jezebels have hounded you for fat-shaming!

We know that the robots will always be recording, and when an accident happens, (if the robots are driving as they should) the human will get blamed most of the time. This is expected.

LOL! I am giving you a star just for a great GIF, even though I don’t agree.

Since you aren’t clear on the concept of what is a fact and an opinion, let me clear it up for you:

So the person who understands how courts have ruled so far on contractors vs employees is the “special snowflake?” Is this a Gawker universe “alternative fact?”

Never read Breitbart. Or Fox News. However, I do read the NY Times and WSJ on a daily basis, and the Economist on a weekly basis.

Then bring it up as an item for discussion. And realize that just because Raphael and/or you have an opinion about it doesn’t make it true either.

The automobile part is fine. Even the discussion about the penalties are fine. But the part about “lets Uber dodge a lot of modern corporate bullshit, like being responsible or paying fair wages and health care.” is a political opinion that reasonable people can disagree about. It has no place on Jalopnik.

“As many as 1.6 million drivers in California got involved in a class action against Uber back in the summer over the eternal issue of the ride-hailing service not treating its drivers like employees, but as contractors instead. It’s a move that lets Uber dodge a lot of modern corporate bullshit, like being…

For background, I am a (possibly former) Republican that voted for Hillary, because Trump is acting just as crazy as I feared he would.

Fortunately, this isn’t Jezebel.

“support the constitution the way it was originally intended, that’s fine, but hands off fucking telling women what they can and can’t do with their bodies”

Maybe it’s because I grew up in a military town (although my parents were civilians), but most of the people I knew that joined the military did so out of patriotism. Two went to the service academies, and they were smart enough to get full rides at other places.

Kind of like ... a Cayman?

I know you had to change out the garage door lift and the rails, but did you also have to change out the garage door?

“I get angry stares at the gym when I change the channel to MSNBC :)“