"and who have proactively signed up to receive the motivational messages". Read the freaking summary at least, dude.

Betteridge's law of headlines strongly suggests no.

I believe the appropriate colloquialism is "Whoosh!".

Yeah, that definitely struck me as some spectacular American Exceptionalism double-think there.

Toyota has more than one plant in 6 different countries - 4 in Brazil, 3 in Canada, 2 in Colombia, 15 in Japan, 4 in Thailand, and 6 in the USA. Looking at the ratio of population:plant, Japan obviously has the most favourable one (about 8.5 million people in Japan for each plant), and then it goes Canada (11.7 million), Thailand (16.5 million), Colombia (23.6 million), Brazil (50.3 million), and trailing the pack is the USA, with 52.8 million people of population per one Toyota plant.

When Toyota says that they chose Canada over the US because of health care reasons, I'm heavily inclined to believe them. After all, with its larger population, surely the US has a higher number of highly skilled technicians to work for Toyota. But instead, they chose to add another plant to Canada. I'll leave you to reconcile the facts with your rhetoric.

Best post of the day.

Well, I never met a math exercise I wouldn't at least try. Here you go.

The Tuskegee syphilis experiment.

As opposed to the USA, where the only people benefit are the rich and the healthy.

To be fair, cars tend to last a touch longer in the (southern) USA than they do in Canada. Something to do with them not needing rust-causing salt on their roads 4 months out of the year. Some rough data from last year suggests that they get about 25% more out of their cars than we do.

And now having re-read the article, I realize that this man is patently insane. Primarily because he blames Apple for driving sex shops out of business.

Normally, I'm not this paranoid, but this reads like a false flag operation by some religious group looking to get filters installed by default. At the very least, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that they're helping fund this insane lawsuit.

One of your slobs in Sector 7G.

Better yet, I love how "cermanic and concrete" are somehow natural because they're made of natural materials. As if they're somehow more natural than plastic. I am reminded of Abstruse Goose.