Interestingly my paycheck has not increased one cent since the Cybertruck was first announced.

It’d look pretty bad for Tesla to admit a lack of demand caused them to shutter the Cybertruck considering how much they’ve touted the two million preorders...

Yeah, these laws seem either A) completely unenforceable, or B) totally open to abuse.

God you’re insufferable.

EVERYONE has “skeletons in their closet” because nobody is a perfect unblemished example who appeals to absolutely everyone. 

Your question assumes some mythical candidate who is equal in every way except somehow has no skeletons in their closet. Some “perfect candidate” who is exactly the same but DIDN’T make consensual decisions with their spouse that you somehow find objectionable. 

It’s a strawman question based on a hypothetical without basis in reality so...

But then they whine that people wanna pay with old fashioned cash and want to slap a fee on that too.

“Why should the business take the impact of your choice of payment?”

So wait, your “very simple question” is “what if this thing that is a complete hypothetical happened?”

Is this actually what happened or are you just making up a scenario? Was the other option exactly the same but without the potential for revenge porn? This is pure victim blaming.

Good insight. 

I was going by what Devery Jacobs said, her words were “prefer to see a $200 million movie by an Osage filmmaker” ...

Thanks for articulating what I was having difficulty expressing.

Far be it from me to challenge a Native person’s reaction to a movie focused on a Native story, but to her penultimate point, the “massive Fuck You to the real life, white Oklahomans, who still carry and benefit from these blood-stained headrights”...is that not also what this movie is trying to say?

Okay, fine, but that’s you. Why would you care what other people choose to do, consensually, with their significant others?

She didn’t put it out there in perpetuity. She filmed something live that was archived without her knowledge or consent.

Regarding your last paragraph, that’s mainly what I was getting at. Your average person who has some money for a car probably doesn’t need to do some fancy investing to beat the interest rate.

I’ve heard the whole “invest the money and get a better return” argument from many different sources, but I’ve never been able to wrap my head around it. So I guess the conceit is, if you have $35k or so lying around, rather than buying a new car, you should put that money into “the market” whatever that means, and…

It’s incredible that the rest of the GOP candidates are bickering amongst themselves, and Trump is surging ahead saying stuff like “U.S. ... us. Has anyone ever thought of that before? Did I just make that up?”