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Comment Re:ABC should sue for $15 million + 1 dollar (Score 0, Troll) 136

Thus getting back the money Trump extorted for his librabry.

Extortion? That's where you went? I realize a shareholder revolt and forced new management is unlikely since CALPERS and NEA are major stockholders; but what about actually stripping a broadcaster of its (government owned) spectrum? This would tank Disney shares, and hurt CALPERS and the NEA by extension. Don't forget, CALPERS and NEA are major donors to the Democrats.

Comment Re:"Fuck this job." (Score 1) 120

You've hinted at the bigger problem. The US air control system is obsolete. Every time an upgrade has been funded, it has failed. And a sizable chunk (15%+) of the money became campaign contributions to members of Congress.

Over in "communist" Canada, their ATC is an run by an NGO, which is funded by the airlines and private pilots.

Maybe the USA should do the same.

 

Comment The TRUTH (Score 1) 45

The (American) courts officially believe that police can routinely lie as part of their investigation and then suddenly become honest during a trial.

From the TFS:
"because the information is verified by the deputy running the license plate. It is common practice for law enforcement to refrain from disclosing investigative methods and sources to prevent criminals from learning how to circumvent them."

So no. People develop habits. And it is hard to flip-flop, especially when there is a written record (case file, notes, affidavits, etc.).

Comment Re:They're obsolete. (Score 0) 238

Automatics are ... more fuel efficient (have been for at least ten years now),

This is a straight up lie. A lie promulgated by auto manufacturers to meet fuel efficiency standards, as well as to increase their revenues.

The truth: manuals get better mileage, last longer, and are cheaper to buy or replace the transmission.

Comment Re:Change of Attitude may be Needed (Score 2) 251

Real talk though, there's no chance of SD attracting CA's workforce by changing policy. Leaving sunny CA to live in a tundra and probably be a cowboy is simply a non-starter.

The job would be doctor or nurse to the cowboys (more likely petroleum workers). Besides the climate, people look for other (nearby) employers, in case the first doesn't work out. Also, there's no guarantee of long term employment (possible boom town).

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