Here’s a documentary on President Marianne Williamson’s health care system:

When did Jalopnik commenters become so pedantic?

IIHS found that, as anyone could’ve guessed, the “Autopilot” name led people to think that they could pay less attention at the wheel—which isn’t the case. 

Sounds like Sportster owners will finally have someone to look down on as well! 

How am I going to explain this ad to my kids?!

It is smart, but it’s there because they were smart enough to make it part of the company’s name. Honda in North America is actually “American Honda Motor Company, Inc.”, which is a subsidiary of Honda Motor Company, Ltd.

Your original statement:

He should get honorary American citizenship for overkill. Less is more:

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There are many examples of the US using non-state actors to effect its goals (usually related to foreign policy):

When gas prices spike, it tends to impact the resale value of cars with lower than average MPG, which largely consists of large trucks/SUVs.

Not to violate the rules of the internet by acknowledging that I might be wrong, but I admit I only read portions as it related to a larger summary. So while I know I relayed it accurately, it’s very possible that there were errors and/or it was biased.

This is a problem with the American political system and both the Republicans and Democrats are guilty of it. Did you not see how donations to the Clinton Foundation dropped when Hillary wasn’t elected? Just like it was no coincidence that companies/countries that were looking for “assistance” tended to donate to the…

+1. I always thought a duplex with (lockable) adjoining doors would be the perfect set-up.  

It was for a specific period of time, but they did have like $850M in deposits at the peak.

Nestle doesn’t seem to have a problem with it.

That’s exactly what it is. There was a report that showed 78% of Tesla’s operating cash flow came from customer deposits. That is not good at all.

Tesla/Elon Musk is the stripper of the automotive world and Autopilot is sex. They’re going to sell you on the idea that Champagne Room is where you’re going to get laid but when it’s just a lap dance in a private place, go with “I never actually promised and you know I can’t actually do [X]...”

Colbert officially went off the deep-end with his interview of Tulsi Gabbard. How else do you explain his belief that “we should support the troops by not getting them killed in imperialist wars” is the same as being critical of US troops? 

A fairly popular one is “lift your sweatshirt/hoodie/shirt to show me there’s no gun.” *BANG BANG BANG* I thought he was reaching for a gun in his waistband.