This is a task that does not need to be done; how often is this ancient, blurry "evidence" actually useful? It sounds like someone wants to give his buddy a big juicy government contract to do nothing of value.

Oblig Futurama: Professor â" âoeDear lord, weâ(TM)re under more than 150 atmospheres of pressure!â Fry â" âoeHow many atmospheres can the ship stand?â Professor â" âoeWell, its a spaceship, so Iâ(TM)d say anywhere between zero and oneâ

Sure, you can call bad people out -- it's a free country . . . but what makes you think Twitter has to help you? Don't they get to curate their privately-owned forum however they want?

I see 16TB drives at Best Buy for $500! In the context of what we pay for equipment, facilities, training, salary, and benefits, that doesn't sound like a lot.

Why indeed? You seem capable of calculating your optimal amount of debt, yet perhaps you insist on excess saving instead. Then when your strategy doesn't put you above others who may have taken different financial routes, you cry foul?

It sounds like economic Puritanism . . . are you hoping that a magical "responsibility fairy" will appear and elevate you above the masses as a reward for stuffing bills in your mattress instead of participating in the economy?

This could actually undermine a key branding strength that's enabled Facebook to hold on for so long -- people don't mind staying superficially "connected" with old friends whom they never talk to, but in the roller coaster quest for love, a failed relationship could linger like moldy cheese in your timeline . . . every time you see that little blue icon you're reminded of all the disappointment and pain . . . better to just "delete Facebook" and start fresh on a new app -- after all there are plenty of other fish (apps) in the sea!

Armed government agents are not invited to my home or social events, I think this rule probably applies to 99.99999% of all daily social events across the globe . . . you must see that people who actually carry guns around with them are on the extreme fringe of society, right?

I didn't get it until I got to the end, "Blood turns to wine when I leak for police", then I went back and saw that it seems to all be about the recent police violence scandals and "Black Lives Matter" . . .

"buttery gold, jittery zeitgeist . . . Eye for an eye" = the police's badges, as symbols of righteous authority and protection, seem to melt away quickly these days. Instead, we seem to see panicky, primitive, reactions to an over-generalized perception of threat from the community.

"The mouths water . . . Blood turns to wine . . . that's not a riot, it's a feast . . ." = Like bloodthirsty savages, they seem to seek out and relish any opportunity to justify violence

my $.02

Yes mobs make me nervous, and in America, the police are the ultimate mob.

We're in the pipe, five by five

Oblig. Everybody Loves Raymond: "Your father will be much nicer when he retires . . . "

On Voyager, Neelix was a junkyard scavenger, and Kes was a slave. I'd say they qualify as token poor crewmembers . . .

No, this is more like getting the cook fired because you saw a "Prop 8" sticker on his car, and the name of the restaurant is "We Believe in Freedom".

He can't effectively lead Mozilla with that donation on his record. The board should have known that.

If you like your cheap, unsafe car you can keep your cheap, unsafe car. No wait, actually you can't, because it's not safe, so government places restrictions on your personal behavior to benefit society at large. And buckle your damn seatbelt.

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