Who's side are we supposed to be on for this one? I tend to default to supporting unions, but I've been hearing about Canada Post being way over budget.
Laws/rights are just thoughts and words. If 90% of the population wants something—barring some extreme use of force—they're going to get their way.
Simply declaring something unconstitutional or illegal is a paper shield.
That's not to say that there isn't value in codifying these things. It helps maintain long term positions/policies when the government swings across the centrepoint, but they only work because the majority of the population agrees with them.
It's a rolling release, but more stable than arch. It has a lot of features for customizing your software (useflags, custom patches, etc.) and is a great way to learn a lot about Linux.
You kinda missed the point of the post. Nothing they said implied that the history books didn't contain monstrosities, just that the books didn't prepare them for living life while monstrosities occur.
Wikipedia disagrees but I'm willing to make a version 2.0