I’ve never found any CBS crime show to be particularly interesting

Van Helsing wasn’t that bad. Granted, I’ve never seen it again, but I’m pretty sure I made it most, if not all the way through, which is all I ask from a B movie creature feature.

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All Teslas are appreciating assets - Elon said so

Right now, going by the reviews colledted by RT, reviews seems to be divided in two camps: those who thought it was flawed but were won over but the uplifting message, and those who think the flaws ultimately cripples the uplifting message.

$5 is an improvement over "worthless crap".  It'd be overvalued if you ask me.

Trump will get another term as president for giving away top secret info to anyone he wanted to impress at parties.

He’s still held to the 6 month lockdown period, but his ability to use them as collateral is the bigger question. (Requires Board to vote for either an early release of his shares or other “financial” considerations. But like the kiss-ass Board at TESLA, Trump is the product and having him shit where he eats is a…

Part of the problem is the entire concept of an autopilot/FSD that relies on human intervention is fundamentally flawed.

Instead of taking your Right to Resistance 101 class you should have tried Constitutional Law. Would have kept up from looking like a jackass on here with all the nonsense your spouting.

There is no argument, dipshit. The protestors are in the wrong and were rightfully terminated. 1st amendment rights are non-applicable in this situation, but your head is so far up your culo that you can’t comprehend why.

Again, FROM THE GOVERNMENT. The government can’t lock you up, you are not free to assembly wherever you want on private property.

If you are a product of the US Education system I’m sorry they let you down.

First Amendment says they protest in whatever manner they want, but you can’t fire them for it.

The California laws just mean they cannot fire you simply for political affiliation or action. But it does not mean they have to allow you to do those things on company property or with company resources.

That’s not what the 1st Amendment says. Pretty sure that, if I shit on my employer’s desk because I don’t agree with their stance on global warming, I’m allowed to be fired.

Engaging in politics and protesting via sit in on private property aren’t even in the same ballpark.  If Google fired them for running for City Council on the platform of denying them zoning for a new campus or something sure.  But this?  No way.  

Tell us you don’t know how the 1st Amendment works without telling us how the 1st Amendment works. Freedom of speech and right to peaceful assembly is against government retaliation not the company you work for. I’m no right wing bootlicker but those 18 people deserved to lose their jobs. If you don’t agree with what…

The first amendment provides you the right to protest without retaliation from the government

I don’t think there’s any reason why Google (legally) can’t fire them for protesting, or even for merely being a member of No Tech for Apartheid? Whistleblower statutes protect workers bringing attention to things that a corporation is hiding that is illegal that someone reports to public authorities, but this type of…

“Google workers have the right to peacefully protest about terms and conditions of our labor.”