Unless the governor of that state is a Trump puppet. I guarantee that if Trump told Greg Abbott to pardon someone in Texas, he'd jump (roll) at the opportunity.

Then the schools should start later instead of making the entire country change their clocks twice a year.

I'm saying one time per zone, but maybe schools up north start at like 9 am instead of 7 am.

And no one south of Denver cares that you live somewhere that the sun rises at 10 am in the winter.

Yeah but you're also making everyone else in the time zone change their clock. Not everyone lives inside the arctic circle, so why should the rest of us in the same time zone care that you only get 4 hours of sun a day? If its a problem in your locality, then your locality should come up with a solution that doesn't impact everyone else within the same time zone.

No, we currently make everyone in the entire time zone adjust their clocks twice a year regardless of how far they are from the equator. The sun could be up by 7 am in Houston but won't be up until 9 am in Grand Forks. Adjustments should be made locally to business/school open/close times instead of continuing to pretend that what works in one part of the time zone works for everyone in that time zone.

Need more suckers to keep the Ponzi scheme that is the US economy rolling. Can't keep making record profits if the population isn't always increasing.

Ask a conservative about their thoughts on therapy, or on funding for public mental institutions.

Yeah, we've had those in the US for decades. They just aren't mandated and they cost a tiny big more so they're not very common.

Why would anyone in 2026 ever use Brave?

In 2016, Brave promised to remove banner ads from websites and replace them with their own, basically trying to extract money directly from websites without the consent of their owners
In the same year, CEO Brendan Eich unilaterally added a fringe, pay-to-win Wikipedia clone into the default search engine list.

In 2018, Tom Scott and other creators noticed Brave was soliciting donations in their names without their knowledge or consent.

In 2020, Brave got caught injecting URLs with affiliate codes when users tried browsing to various websites.
Also in 2020, they silently started injecting ads into their home page backgrounds, pocketing the revenue. There was a lot of pushback: "the sponsored backgrounds give a bad first impression."

In 2021, Brave's TOR window was found leaking DNS queries, and a patch was only widely deployed after articles called them out.
In 2022, Brave floated the idea of further discouraging users from disabling sponsored messages.

In 2023, Brave got caught installing a paid VPN service on users' computers without their consent.
Also in 2023, Brave got caught scraping and reselling people's data with their custom web crawler, which was designed specifically not to announce itself to website owners.

In 2024, Brave gave up on providing advanced fingerprint protection, citing flawed statistics (people who would enable the protection would likely disable Brave telemetry).
In 2025, Brave staff publish an article endorsing PrivacyTests and say they "work with legitimate testing sites" like them. This article fails to disclose PrivacyTests is run by a Brave Senior Architect.
Other notes
They partnered with NewEgg to ship ads in boxes.
Brave purchased and then, in 2017, terminated the alternative browser Link Bubble.
In 2019, Brave taunted Firefox users who visited their homepage.
In 2025, Brave taunted people searching for Firefox on the Google Play Store. (The VP denied this occurred, but also demonstrated ignorance of multiple different screenshots.)
In 2026 Brave releases a non bloated version called Origin, costs $60 with only 10 activations on Windows/macOS, but is completely free on Linux. To gain market share and encourage major distros to replace Firefox as default.

This list was shamelessly stolen from Reddit

And yet he can still use it to obtain a securities-based line of credit or a margin loan.

Hot snow falls up

Property taxes are not low, actual good jobs are only plentiful when the price of oil is high, cost of living has drastically increased due to inflation as well as food and gas while wages are typically stagnant, the power grid is a piece of shit, public transportation is shit, traffic is shit, 40% of new expressways are toll roads, education system is shit as the government is actively working to kill public education in favor of bullshit vouchers...

Lower employee wages, weaker employee rights, weaker enforcement of any laws or regulations that could negatively impact corporations...

Chasing profit is not and has never been a fiduciary legal requirement for any business.