It depends what game you're playing. If you're playing the game of who wins the physical game, gross tonnage always wins. If you're playing the game of who wins the financial game, tonnage is a bit irrelevant.
Who is going to win the Who's Gonna Pay for the other's damages game? I suspect the...
How is that a rebuttal? These are examples of state governments, all blue, which are doing exactly what he said. He happens to live in a red state at the moment, so it's not a problem for Indiana. It kinda goes to what BBI's said, where the Venn diagram has to get much tighter for it to be a...
Alright. Fair point. So for example. Remember the Kraken. People pushed their beliefs about wild claims with little evidence, and virtually abandoned talking about the things that were in plain sight that were easily proven. And then the people on the "meh" side of the fence could safely avoid...
It's a problem that when arguing for the most extreme position, the easier won position is abandoned by both sides. They don't argue for that which they have evidence, and you can safely sit on the "meh" side of the fence and not have to make any concessions.
It's true enough that people get kinda shook up about stuff without the stuff about which they're shook up being as evident as they feel it is. I kinda think you're not seeing everything either, or at least not acknowledging the points that are true.
While no one is being forced to buy an EV...
Okay. Finallly had a chance to listen to the whole Trump speech. And look up a bit about Ross Ulbrict.
He I couldn't find anything substantial about sex trafficking. I did find that he was accused of a contract murdering scheme, but not charged for reasons.
Thing is, they were willing to give...
The mural violates the equal protection clause. They would not allow a Christian mural on the same city streets, nor would they charge it as a felony if someone did donuts on it.
But c'mon. Someone does donuts and the get bent out of shape?
Jokes are immune to Dennies by definition. The thing that is revealed through a Denny must be believed by the person being dennied. Since it was a joke, it can't be dennied.