An abortion boom won't be nine months out. Anything after 16 weeks is a late term abortion. Which are pretty rare.

That probably doesn't fit your narrative though.

Sure, but that assumes you get the letter from the Census Bureau with your OTP to fill out the questionnaire online.

But we know a lot of people aren't counted, or are undercounted, and the bureau sends people out in the field to count in areas and neighborhoods where people traditionally are undercounted.

The Census isn't a count of citizens. It's a count of people, whether they're citizens or not. (And we know that nobody has an agenda that would be served by undercounting certain classes of people, right?)

Register with the municipality? Not sure what you're smoking. This isn't, e.g., Germany, where I'm told you have to do this within days of arrival. In my whole life I've never had to proactively register with the town or city that I moved to.

The state I live in now does require that the towns take an annual census, so eventually the town finds out about you. Also if I want to vote – and I do want to vote so... – I have to go to town hall (or someplace similar) to register to vote. So that's another way the municipality knows about you.

If one wants their children to attend the public schools, they have to provide proof that theyI live there. Often that's done with a utility bill, e.g. electric, water, or gas bill. Or some other proof of residency.

I would also point out that – technically speaking – Tesla is not a Detroit automaker. Not even Michigan.

Which of those two things are you saying warrants jail time?

WRT to the oath, then indict, have a trial, and see if a jury will convict. That's a Sixth Amendment right, i.e. the source of "innocent until proven guilty."

Unless you don't believe in our Constitution. Which, if that's the case, that makes you a traitor.

If I were you, I'd wait for a conviction before claiming someone ought to be in jail. If you're not careful, someone might claim you ought to be in jail too.

FTFY.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha..... oh, oh. hahahah. Oh, I've lost my breath. ah. ah. ah. Hahahahaha.

This is too funny. Ask your senator where HB1 is from 2019.

I can't stand it. hahahahahahahahahahahaha. Now I'm crying from laughing so hard.

Because governments and their regulatory bodies have done such a great job of making nuclear power safe.

https://www.amazon.com/Atomic-...

If there's one thing that book shows, it's that building better mousetraps just breeds smarter mice.

I personally don't see what's wrong with getting more eyeballs on designs. Open Source software has shown the benefits of that. Now just apply it to everything else.

AFAICT, there's no reason nuclear power can't be reasonably safe.

Uh, okay, sure. Whatever floats your boat. I just watched 1917 in a theater and it was amazing. Even though I have a fairly large screen TV I really just can't imagine it being nearly as satisfying.

About $22 for my tickets for my wife and me, and another $20 for popcorn, beer, and wine, and it's a pretty cheap date. It's good to get out of the house. It doesn't hurt the there are three theaters within ten minutes of my house and I can usually head out the door about 15 min. before the movie starts and be there with time to buy popcorn.

I'm really looking forward to seeing No Time to Die in the theater. YMMV.

What are you smoking? Republicans have doubled down on Tax and Spend and their Glorious Leader says it's working great.

Have you looked at what the National Debt has done since Trump took office?

And just ask anyone in the 99% what has happened to their taxes since Trump cut taxes for the 1%.

No, don't spout Breitbart and Faux News "facts." Nobody believes that crap.

Same in Switzerland.

One guy got a record CHF 299,00 (USD 290,000) fine for 135 kph (85mph) in a 80kph (50mph) zone.

Remove it and leave at the bottom of the driveway. Maybe run over it a few times.

"Honest your honor I didn't know it was there. It must have fallen off. Maybe the cops did a crappy job of attaching it to my car."

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Even if lots of people use it that way.

No doubt the dictionary even lists it as a one of the meanings now.

This is the real crux of the matter, IMO.

Esp. if it's someone else's patent(s).

It's said that confession is good for the soul. But there ain't no way MSFT is going to risk showing their code to the world so that patent holders can start suing them for infringement.

Like someone else we know!