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Yeah, Jaguars/Land Rovers already don’t sell great and are really damn expensive.

Maybe. All the users dying not only lowered the number of users in a very direct fashion, but likely convinced a bunch of others to seek their high elsewhere.

Peter Zeihan did a short video on this recently. The tl;dw was:

• Fentanyl is pretty new and both the producers and consumers didn’t know how to dose it properly. Producers are now producing lower concentration output, and consumers have learned how to better meter their intake.

• Anti-OD drugs are available for private ownership now, so a friend or family member can more easily save someone who is ODing.

• And to a lesser extent: A bunch of people died, they can’t die again.

It’s only possible because the law is asinine and upon being informed about it, people do modify their ballot choices.

Manufacturers should not be prevented from selling their product directly to consumers. The enforced middle man balloons costs for everyone.

they should be paying proportionally to the damage they cause

Good news, electricity is already taxed. Driving larger EVs already costs more in taxes than driving smaller, more efficient EVs.

Electricity is already taxed.

We don’t need more government tracking of our every move.

If a buyer opens with a suggestion on a place to meet and another opens with ‘is it available’, who is going to get messaged back? I can tell you who I would message.

Offer a price, or agree to the price and suggest where to meet. 1-2 sentences.

Unfortunately it is true, South Africa discriminates based on race.

Starlink, the satellite internet service operated by Musk’s SpaceX, has been unable to enter the South African market due to the country’s Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) regulations. These laws require that companies providing communication services be at least 30% owned by historically disadvantaged groups to receive an operating license.

Unfortunately it is true. South Africa discriminates based on race.

Starlink, the satellite internet service operated by Musk’s SpaceX, has been unable to enter the South African market due to the country’s Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) regulations. These laws require that companies providing communication services be at least 30% owned by historically disadvantaged groups to receive an operating license.

No hallucinogens required, South Africa discriminates based on race.

Starlink, the satellite internet service operated by Musk’s SpaceX, has been unable to enter the South African market due to the country’s Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) regulations. These laws require that companies providing communication services be at least 30% owned by historically disadvantaged groups to receive an operating license.

Heavily suggests they have no spare capacity in the system. All the redundancies are gone, everything is now a single-point failure. Anytime something breaks or needs to go offline for maintenance, there will simply be an outage instead of rerouting through the backup system.

Pretty expected when they continue to attack merchant shipping.

I originally skimmed it and processed it as ‘Japan Fights Its Largest Wildfire for More than 30 Years’, and I had a picture of a wildfire that just kept restarting itself. Something akin to the Centralia mine fire that has been actively burning since 1962…

BidenSoOld and KamalaJustAsBad arguments

Kamala just as bad arguments exist because Kamala campaigned on being the same as Biden. If she didn’t want to be perceived as being the same as him, why did the campaign on being the same as him?

Maybe next time Democrats will run a better candidate, rather than losing to Trump…again.

Yeah, people are overall pretty comfortable right now. I’m not sure why we should expect a revolt.

‘You specifically bring up European colonists settling in America. How did that turn out for the Indians?’

Seriously, this is probably the worst example to push for illegal immigration I can think of.

That’s because this chart doesn’t even include the largest spending categories: Social Security, Health, Net Interest, Medicare, THEN National Defense, in that order.