give businesses a hearing to show that they have legitimate religious freedom grounds to refuse service

That's a good goal. No debate necessary.

Go take some beginner hockey lessons and shut the fuck up.

What you see in the video is 100% legal and a legit goal.

You've never played hockey before, have you? He is attempting to "kick" (or, feed) the puck to his stick, not into the goal. That is the big distinction here.

He's simply trying to feed the puck to his stick - you can see this very clearly in the video. If you ever find yourself playing hockey, you'll find yourself doing the same thing.

You're 100% correct that it's a good goal. I'm pretty confident those arguing otherwise have never played and perhaps never watched a hockey game.

Know how Ben Gurion is kept so safe? Profiling. (i.e., YOURE missing the point)

Oh god... what a fucking whiney cunt. I was indifferent at first, but after watching her video I am pro-Ari. Hopefully this'll push her out of the biz.

Huh? Shouldn't everyone be fair game, even if they have self worth? Or, do you just not get comedy?

"She had that fat smell."

My soon to be ex doesn't seem to realize that they call it a job for a reason. It's essential.

Now that is a proper officer of the peace.

Not sure exactly what your point is... or which comment of mine you are referring to... but.... I'm sure there is a Nissan dealer, or an independent experienced them within 100 miles. The majority of buyers can't say that about a Tesla.

No, no, no... YOU don't get it. Tesla really don't make sense if you are outside one of the core cities that Tesla supports. It's the same predicament a buyer of an exotic finds themselves in. Sure, you can own a Ferrari in backwoods Maine, but your ownership experience will be significantly less than if you were…

I thought about replacing my GT-R with Tesla S, but I don't live in a major city and those Superchargers/service centers are pretty rare.

The Tesla can give you around 200 miles of range in 30 to 40 minutes....FOR FREE!

Are you saying the 7 hours or so it takes to charge is " a habit that you have to adapt when owning an electric vehicle"?

It's "ok". I have a couple of their speakers (and a portable charger). They're a good value, but you get what you're paying for in the end.

It's "ok". I have a couple of their speakers (and a portable charger). They're a good value, but you get what…

So, are we labeled by where we're born or our bloodline? I think the latter makes more sense. Sure, I was born in America, but my grandparents were off the boat. I simply relate more to being Italian-American than just American.