??? So... the root of this argument is that person who buys the lawnmower is angry at themselves and because of that is willing to punish others out of their own shame.

You should offer to buy them from him for a huge markup if he can prove how they work. Including showing you what the “frequency” is.

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Because this advice surely wouldn’t set a precedent in effect eroding the fourth estate. -smh

the “premiere” will also debut on CBS itself.

How is it trademark infringement if NK doesn’t recognize it legally as a trademark?

Just gonna Copy/Paste this:

The video is not meant for the “drug dealer.” It’s meant for Grinnell’s constituency. It makes him look tough to the people who would fall for this childish cosplay. There are a few clues to this. The arrest warrant qualification was the first. Then you realize that he’s asking for locations of heroin houses and…

It’s called “comparative negligence.” Our legal system has figured out quite some time ago that there are very few “100%” victims in a civil sense. It would go a long way to fixing some societal problems if we started figuring out the same thing on the criminal end. The issue is about “moral fault” versus “causal…

Just clicked “feedback” under the result in google and suggested it was wrong. Wish I could do more.

I mentioned earlier that a monthly iPhone plan, plus data, is likely a less expensive and higher returning investment than health insurance. I agree with your point. It seems most folks defending, or just trying to rationalize, Chaffetz are making judgments based off of their own knowledge, circumstances, and history,…

iPhone 7s are $27/month through Verizon. The one you mention is $35/month. If you’re too poor to afford health care then you’re likely not going to pay retail for a smartphone. Plus, as you said the cost would cover only about half of your premiums. Throw in the fact that it would be junk coverage and you’re left with…

Basically just a high tech sterling engine.

How about “Standing Rock?”

The fact that they used the ‘robot’ in this way kind of ruins the argument on the necessity of lethal force in this particular situation. They had the ability to incapacitate (‘kill’) him without putting officers or civilians in danger. But let’s be honest, he wasn’t gonna be taken alive to begin with.

In the words of Tim Minchin... “You know what they call Alternative Medicine that is proven to work? Medicine.”

Why would there be dinosaurs ON the Ark if they were wiped out by the flood?

FYI: Apple paid Xerox for the rights to research PARC with 100,000 pre-IPO shares of Apple to the tune of approximately $16.6 million.

So it’s seems the changed it to “brother against brother,” from the original “lover against lover.” What a shame.