It took place in California, some would argue most the people there are developmentally disabled, look at the craziness they keep voting for.

The only problem wit this line of reasoning is that the Democrats had a majority in both the House and the Senate when the ACA was passed, it is 100% theirs, they pushed it through over the objections of many Republicans. They did not need to placate the Republicans to get their cooperation, and both parties are in bed with the corporations. Sorry, this lemon is 100% on Obama and the Democrats. Not to say the Republicans would have done any different or better, just that they were not an issue in this case.

I live moderately close to the city, but still it is over a mile to the nearest bus stop from my house, and around a mile from the bus stop to my place of work. So, walk 4 miles a day in horrible heat and regular rain storms during the summer, or drive which will likely take 1/3 the time or less. Hmm, such a hard choice. For inner city dwellers, public transport might make sense, but for the other 20% of people, it is a horrible choice.

Since the latest studies indicate that there are 440,000 deaths per year caused by doctors screwing up. (http://www.medicalmalpracticelawyer.center/2014/05/new-study-confirms-440000-deat.html) Add to that the likely unknown millions beyond that that have serious to moderate problems that are short of death caused by medical negligence and maybe you should not trust anything a doctor says blindly.

A large number of female suicide attempts are screams for attention, they don't actually want to kill themselves.

Kids die from a lot of preventable things. Based on CDC data, more kids commit suicide using suffocation than guns in the US. Does that mean we need to ban all plastic bags? And a lot of the deaths are over-inflated because they consider a 19 year old to be a child for their statistics.

So, it's better to have a less able Hispanic male or a female in the class than a more able Caucasian male, who should be excluded just because we already have too many, sorry kid.

I am sure their password policy is one of those "You have to change your password weekly, cannot use the same password you ever used before, must contain a random assortment of letters, numbers and symbols." kind of policies that makes people write their passwords down on a note under their keyboard.

AFAIK, all the climate projections could be wrong and we could be heading for another ice age that is only being delayed by our production of green house gases. There is really no good way to be 100% sure of the projections either way. That being said, we need to reduce how much we rely on non-renewable resources, and quit pumping garbage into the atmosphere, it stinks and it makes breathing difficult. In my view, the extremists on both sides of the issue are just as stupid. It's kind of like politics, the extremes are where the morons go, the moderates are where smart people go.

And there were amendments made to the Constitution to eliminate slavery and give women the right to vote. Amendments are how the Constitution is a "Living" document. Just ignoring the parts you don't agree with is not how it is done. The right to bear arms was put in place to make sure the people never fell under the boot of the government, which means it was intended for us to have arms capable of standing up for our rights. You may be naive enough to trust the government, that does not mean others are.

So, smart people will disable the monitoring, leaving Microsoft to only get usage data from the stupid people. I see this going really well.

You might want to check for a log out option before getting inside.

And back in the '80s and '90s people knew to avoid the stations that were using additives to cheapen their gas. I have tried E10 vs E0 quite a few times, it's worth it to find the E0 fuel, especially for older or high performance vehicles.

Portions of the decline go back much further, some would trace it to right after the US was founded. I tend to think the major portion of decline began with Lincoln, he did a great deal to place the Federal government above the people and the Constitution.