Melllvar @ charonn0 @startrek.website

*Seer* of the tapes! *Knower* of the episodes!

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Isn't this basically the same as arguing that men don't deserve or need help?

I'm guessing these will fall on 14th amendment grounds.

No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States

Traveling to another state to access services that are illegal in your state is a privilege of US citizens.

I'm not British, but it would seem reasonable to me to have both. Men have issues too; and one of them is the social stigma attached to even acknowledging that fact or seeking help. People who pooh-pooh the idea might be doing so because of that stigma.

Wow. I make more than that just sitting here looking at Lemmy posts working diligently.

In other words, either you mentally live in Narnia or some similar La-La-Land of magical thinking, or your “argument” is senseless and is really just an excuse to do nothing.

There's a conversation killer.

Leone [...] tried to "opt out" of the game's license agreement as a minor in an attempt to do a legal end run around Bungie's multiple account bans.

Interestingly, this seems to have worked, even if it didn't work out the way he intended:

9. Defendant disaffirmed the license agreement that licensed him to download and play Destiny 2, rendering that license void ab initio.
10. Thus, Defendant’s download and use of Destiny 2 was unlicensed and Defendant infringed Plaintiff’s Copyrights each time he opened the software

You're implying that the OP contains errors or mistakes. Could you explain what you're referring to?

Proof once again that Republicans don't stand for anything.

This knowledge improves my enjoyment of the meme by 47%

Not Trek, but here's another 90's gem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCRgnMt7MiM

Unless they're resigning, it's not going to work.

I always liked the way the Bajoran judge cuts through BS in this episode.

Yes. In 2003 The US Congress changed the wording of its cafeteria menu because France opposed the invasion of Iraq.

It's dumb because it's pointless political theater. I mean how much Pepsi does the Finnish parliament actually drink?

That's why I consider it to be slightly less dumb.

This is almost as dumb as Freedom Fries.

It may be a violation of the Logan Act, which makes it illegal for private citizens to interfere with foreign relations.

I like the Orville.

But Star Trek speaks to me. https://youtu.be/mMqGlSjAbwA?t=52

"We're good people, and our goals are noble. Therefore, rules don't apply to us."

(Proceeds to break important laws)