Unfortunately, we know how this is going to go: "If you won't let us ban books from the library, we'll just ban the library."

Oh man, I can't imagine the cost to get the smell out of the seats.

I'm waiting for the inevitable "this lawsuit is so scary we might have to fire another four thousand people..."

Yeah, at a certain scale you're not paying for the technology.. you're paying for a scapegoat.

"We just love our customers so much, it makes us crazy sometimes..."

I think their point is that when everyone's income is $0/hr price becomes pretty much irrelevant (unless also $0)

How many are saying they won't vote for Biden, though?

Put another way: I'm not going to believe in a new product more than the vendor does, because that's stupid. And we've had it demonstrated time and time again that the vendors don't believe in their products.

A fine example of Betteridge's law.

The author wrote it based on actual things that have really happened (and, clearly, are continuing to happen)

Woman In Total Control of Herself. There's a song and everything!

I thought accepting a pardon was an implicit guilty plea and have up your fifth amendment protections. Couldn't they lean on him based on that?

Keep in mind that the original papers probably use reasonable words like "increased effects", "vulnerability", and maybe even "irreversible".

The spokespeople take that and come up with phrases like "urgency", "crisis", and "last chance".

Then the media takes that and comes up with "We all gon' die".

Some aren't just ignorant of the Bible... they're actively rejecting its teachings.