The people who first certified it didn't do anything. Its the higher ups at Boeing who penny pinched only having a single sensor and whoever headed the software side of things that didn't think telling the pilots about changes to the code.

Well technically blood plasma is sterile its the bacteria in it that isn't.

International freedom of expression has no where near the protections that the 1st amendment offers. The first point allows others to decide what is inequality in the US. The second point is just censorship. The third is against the 1st amendment right off the bat and on top of that anytime the government (hell corps as well) tells/suggests that the media does anything it really rubs US citizens the wrong way. The forth and fifth points are like the 3rd and also completely vague.

Honestly if this laid out the rules and regs they would like to be implemented and they were very careful about stepping on freedom of expression I'd be all for it. But its current wording is just not enough and too open ended. Also in its current state you can tell this is just a reactionary not well thought out mess.

I remember years ago their was some sort of natural disaster that took out a few of the really big HDD factories and caused prices to rise and price drops after slowed to a crawl. I believe it was flooding but I can't say for certain.

Magic has ALWAYS been that way. It was created with a reseller market in mind. Its why certain cards will never be reprinted. thats why I play on Xmage. Totally free you have access to all cards so can make dream decks. I make weird funky commander decks. xmage.de

Well with Magic even from the start you didn't have to buy random packs to get the specific cards you wanted need to buy an unknown amount of packs to find the card. There was always trading with other people or buying the card from a shop. Wizards of the Coast doesn't have a monopoly on Magic cards because they are a physical item that can be traded or sold at will. I'd be willing to bet more money changes hands for private sales of single cards and collections then on new card packs each year.

That many people were murdered in the US legally?

Hey maybe you haven't heard but murder has been illegal for like at least a decade.

Dumb ass edgelords always quoting Carlin and not even getting his fucking point. This is about stopping companies from exploiting children. This isn't about bike helmets and padding for the corners of your table.

As much as I hate Epic, just because they take advantage of people's impulse control, they also were smart enough not to make micro transactions mandatory in Fortnite. By making purchases completely optional by only having cosmetics, they avoided the ire of people who hate the pay2win model. Also it's not a market for lemons. People get the game free and no the money they put in is to only get digital clothes for their digital dolls. Its not Battlefront 2 with their lootbox system.

You didn't name any policies they have or how long. You also pick the easiest low hanging fruit to go to say socialism sucks. Also picking a country whose economy is ran on oil but also gets completely fucked by the US in any way it can be. What about universal healthcare in Canada? Or maybe free college like Germany? Oh you can't use those examples because they are first world countries actually doing well. Instead you pick a third world shit hole and go see its socialist and its shit so that means all of socialism is shit.

That compared to all the non asshole things he has done really isn't too bad.

But Musk for the most part seems to be a pretty good guy.

Yeah if those stupid Tasmanian Devils stopped raiding candy factories maybe they wouldn't be going extinct from cancer

Most of us are happy just having one that downloads and plays our podcasts. Not many people need fancy features.