Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "Steve Lehto" channel.

  1. if a person never uses ChatGPT, never agrees to the terms, but ChatGPT engaged in defamation, libel, slander, etc. against them, the terms of use do not apply to their lawsuit.
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  2. taking someone's car and stranding them, or preventing them from getting to work, is no joke and causes measurable harm. it is car theft and a crime.
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  3. I actually hate it when USPS delivers on sunday. I hate mail arriving while I'm away. let people have teh weekend off.
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  4. Individual: "I'm innocent" Police: "we hear that all the time." Me: because they're telling the truth far too often, that's why you hear it all the time.
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  5. that was my very first thought.
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  6.  @WellnessWizdom  if they claim the protection of platform status, they cannot act as editors of people's content. they cannot editorialize or restrict use. Just as a phone providers and internet providers cannot restrict users' communications, even if the users are using the phone or internet to commit a crime.
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  7. I was sent a parking violation by the State DMV once for parking in front of a fire hydrant in a city I wasn't living in (3hrs away), with a car i never owned (never owned a car of that make, model, nor color). The state had reissued my old license plate number to someone within a few months of me getting new plates. I still had my old plates too (and they were vet plates). Took me hours to explain to them over the phone that I didn't own a car of that make model and color. Thy even looked up my actual car in the system and still couldn't understand. People are stupid, and being stupid while working for the gov needs to be a crime.
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  8. I got new plates for a new car, DMV re-issued my old plate number a few months later, and they tried to charge me for violations in a car I didn't own, in a city that was hours from where I lived and was registered. Different make, model, color, etc. and I had to argue with them on multiple phone calls that it wasn't my car, that I still had the old plates (and they were vet plates). Finally someone grew a brain and took teh time to actually check the plate number history and it took 30sec to figure it out. They simply never bothered to actually verify the info.
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  9. as a helicopter pilot, I'd actually be ok with that. People shouldn't be allowed to use aircraft if they want to use them for criminal behavior.
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  10. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  11. why do they never discuss infrastructure? Power grid, nuclear power, etc.
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  12. Right to Repair should apply to EVERYTHING, it needs to be added to teh US Bill of Rights.
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  13. has Nothing to do with income. the tenant paid, they are NOT required to pay again, nor can they be compelled to. PERIOD
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  14. yet no one answers any of Congress's questions
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  15. who cares about warranty, lemon law, etc.? This is an issue of a car maker refusing to sell Necessary parts to affect repairs, that the consumer is WILLING to pay for and they are refusing to sell it to him, holding him hostage!
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  16. For me we raised animals on teh farm for the sole purpose of slaughter. We knew this as kids and never had an emotional breakdown over it. How can you raise kids and have them not understand? That said, I see no issue with people deciding to cancel participation in a 4H auction. Fairs are supposed to be about fun and community, not legal battles. If someone likes their animal, so be it.
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  17. confiscate the mayor's personal property and give it to the guy.
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  18. sharing tips is unfair. you get only what you EARNED by doing a good job according to the customer who tipped you.
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  19.  @wildcoyote34  if you paid attention, he was trying to get a permit to remove them. Seems odd to take that long, but not the strangest thing when you consider gov. I would have found other means, like towing them with another sled. still doesn't give a helicopters pilot the right to extract them without a permit, while flying below the 2000ft altitude restriction imposed by the FAA, to take property that isn't his.
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  20.  @glee21012  even in schools parents need to be present. people don't lose rights based upon where they are standing.
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  21. the fact anyone still does blows my mind
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  22. but the gov cannot force a person to have/use a credit card. cash is legal tender. credit cards is private debt, not legal tender.
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  23.  @Charagrin  denying US citizens access to public property for refusing to take out a private loan is not legal. it's discrimination. don't quit your day job at Walmart.
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  24. agreed
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  25. you're doing it properly. Doctor is not a medical term nor title. Anyone holding a Doctorate is Doctor.
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  26. the first ~7 times i tried, it, 75% of the answers it gave me were objectively false. it's really just looking at what the most common responses on teh internet are, and basing it off that.
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  27.  @pjp_renaissance  yes, the 3rd party that used the Onion as fact should be liable. Onion clarified their statement was false, the 3rd party purported it as fact.
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  28.  @SellamAbraham  well, the pilot violated airspace to retrieve them. didn't get the required permit, that alone can cost a pilot their license. Stick to things you know.
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  29.  @wildcoyote34  even if he thought they were abandoned, he should have called the police and park rangers first, and then got permission to remove them.
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  30. you have a right to face your accuser, do you not?
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  31. how is that even legal? isn't that embezzling?
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  32. people are stupid, and stupidity in policing needs to be made a crime.
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  33. they can't search you without a warrant and probably cause. they can't just get a blanket warrant for everyone.
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  34. Teachers: "can't stand working here anymore." School Board: threatens teachers to convince them to stay
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  35. airtags are what stalkers and criminals use. you MUST remove it
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  36.  @kenc2257  temporarily unoccupied? such as when you're at work?
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  37. there is NEVER ANY justification for not overturning a wrongful conviction. There is NEVER a legal or administrative justification to do this!!!!!!!!!!!!! Any judge who does this is a criminal and needs to be dealt with.
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  38. needs to be added to the US Constitution.
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  39. yes, they are required to accept it.
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  40.  @eugenetswong  It learns by reading everything it can access connected to the internet, including wikipedia. It's not necessarily copying and pasting from any one source, but it's pulling from many to determine a likely answer and generating a response from that. But if the sources it is pulling from are garbage, the output will be garbage as well.
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  41. a warrant should be required BEFORE conducting drone surveillance, in order to get that evidence admissible in court.
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  42. "Doctor" PhD is a Doctorate of Philosophy MD is a Doctorate of Medicine etc.
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  43. they will day one
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  44.  @tvc1848  now, explain why they need to seize the entire car, instead of just downloading the data and returning the car?
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  45.  @lupvirga  Platforms have federal laws they are required to abide by.
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  46. it's not illegal to change your mind or realize you're going the wrong way. people do this every single day in every town and intersection.
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  47.  @douglass220  "HOA president is not a government employee" I never claimed they were. learn how to read.
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  48. any business that forces servers to share their tips is not ok.
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  49. blackrock
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  50. exactly! civil has nothing to do with it.
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  51. Correct!
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  52. you, it also causes accidents, road rage, and more, speaking from personal experience, speed limiters cause accidents and put people at risk. There are times when you need to speed to pass or to get out of the way of an accident. They also cause traffic congestion when two cars can't pass one another on the freeway.
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  53. yup, I'm an engineer too, and have had this debate many times over the years. most engineers get it though. only the snobby engineers disagree.
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  54. that needs to be overturned.
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  55. because it learns by reading websites like Wikipedia, Reddit, etc.
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  56. 4yrs? if you didn't earn a Doctorate Degree, then you are in fact NOT a "doctor".
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  57.  @glasshalffull2930  I have, multiple times. but most breakdowns are less a disruption than coming out of a store miles from home finding yourself stranded, and having no way to get your car back quickly. Maintenance and repair is within your control, gov confiscation is not. And Gov depriving you of property without due process under the law is unconstitutional violation. Breakdowns are not.
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  58. when I was a kid bus drivers were mostly retirees and older people just making some extra money.
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  59. same
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  60. Medical doctors co-opted the term "Doctor", they don't own the word, they don't have the right to control it. anyone with a Doctorate degree is a "Doctor", PERIOD
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  61.  @additudeobx  the number of people who still haven't figured that out makes me doubt the intelligence of humanity
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  62.  @tvviewer4500  they aren't liable
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  63. How it should have went; Reporter: "I found an issue on your website" Government: "thanks for pointing it out to us, we'll look into getting it fixed." Government tech contractor: fixes issue The End
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  64. it's not legal, it's unconstitutional. anyone doing it is a criminal.
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  65. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  66. he student will win
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  67. Right to Repair is EQUALLY as important to freedom as Free Speech is. If I could tweak the US Constitution a bit, I'd make sure to add Right to Repair to the Bill of Rights, and write it in a very sweeping way to prevent corporations from getting around it.
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  68.  @Terran.Marine.2  that is illegal
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  69. I have copies of older LARGE dictionaries, in order to Prove they changed definitions of words like "fascism".
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  70.  @TheMookie1590  #1 reason is people lived for thousands of years without insurance. #2 reason is corruption and the scam that it is.
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  71. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  72. many careers, experience rightfully counts.
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  73.  @eugenetswong  but the fact it gave you a garbage link says something too.
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  74. her right to trial by jury was denied. the Jury ruled, and they took that away.
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  75.  @sundoga4961  Taxation is theft. some taxation makes sense. other taxation does not. trying to squeeze people for every penny is theft.
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  76. exactly, state and local authorities have no authority to regulate airspace usage.
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  77. 31 U.S. Code § 5103 "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Foreign gold or silver coins are not legal tender for debts." cash is legal tender. credit cards is private debt, not legal tender.
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  78. but that's his right. the gov cannot stop you from using free speech nor using a title you rightfully earned and hold.
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  79. It's terrifying, not justice, and meets the definition of Terrorism.
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  80. Jury nullification exists because no law is perfect. Each cases deserves to be judged solely on the merits of the specific circumstances under which it occurred. Sometimes a person did the right thing at the right time, even though strictly according to the law what the person did was illegal, not accounting for such a situation. This gives the jurors the authority to declare no wrong even though the strict letter of the law says the action was illegal. This is how our justice system is setup, to account for the fact laws are imperfect. Juries are good things if used correctly, and if people took the responsibility seriously.
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  81.  @tvviewer4500  because they aren't liable for teh actions of a person. Particularly if that person was below the legal limit. Nowhere I've lived in the US was this a thing. Show me a case where the local police paid out for damage caused by a driver below the legal limit.
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  82.  @tvviewer4500  go ahead, keep avoiding it, but the fact is you've already lost this argument. Insults and throwing a tantrum won't give you a win here.
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  83.  @tvviewer4500  You claimed repeatedly the police are held liable for letting innocent people roam freely. I called your lie.
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  84.  @prunabluepepper  Or just remain silent, wow you people do stupid stuff.
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  85. too bad. maybe educate yourself more on the history of Doctorate degrees.
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  86.  @wildcoyote34  understandable, but a pilot is REQUIRED to know the regulations regarding National Parks and Wildlife areas. And flying below the 2000ft limit is not allowed without permission (usually for fire fighting, search and rescue type operations).
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  87.  @SellamAbraham  no, he did not lower a 2000ft rope and hover 2000ft out of ground effect. I actually had lawyers twice try to recruit me into law, second guy tried to hire me on the spot. Even had a chance to go to Harvard back in the day on a full-ride scholarship for law. It's wise to know how law works. Serving my country, fighting in wars, patenting tens of things, clawing my way up from poverty, being a pilot, starting a business, working for NASA, setting world records, etc. is pretty American life if you ask me. I've done pretty well as an American. If you think being American is not knowing science, not knowing the law, being a bafoon, engaging in criminal behavior, and being a woke whiny child, then you must be talking about some other country in the Americas other than the USA.
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  88. reading levels don't exist. if you're languages skills are good enough, read it.
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  89. it's not theirs if they never paid taxes
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  90. Anyone holding any form of Doctorate degree is officially and legally a "Doctor", that's in fact where the term comes from, Doctoral Degree.
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  91. no license required if not working for hire, period
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  92.  @CantankerousDave  there is absolutely money in it....
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  93. yet no one is allowed to claim "ignorance of the law" as a legal defense.
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  94. certification is anti-competitive behavior and drives up prices.
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  95. 31 U.S. Code § 5103 "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Foreign gold or silver coins are not legal tender for debts."
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  96. imagine a person drunk in their own RV, sleeping, getting a DUI. A vehicle can be a home/shelter.
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  97. yes
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  98.  @sundoga4961  " It's the duty and responsibility of the citizenry to support the government and help pay for the services provided by it, just as it's the duty and responsibility of the citizenry to vote in a democracy. " yes, but most taxes are not necessary, overbearing, and weaponized against he public. There is a pint at which too much taxation actually shrinks teh economy and you start bringing in LESS tax revenue than if you taxed people LESS. this is a well understood, well proven, well studied fact. Taxes should be simple and stay below that line at which taxes hurt the economy. There is no need for income tax for example. we have sales tax, every penny will be taxed when it gets spent. Property taxes should never be so overbearing as to force people who are debt free into being forced to sell their home. Taxation on sales of used items makes no sense. Raising taxes on commercial property when a business person is extorting for high sales/rent prices would be a good thing. I propose doubling the property tax every month a commercial property is not being used for commercial purposes. Eventually the owner will have to rent or sell it out as they will end up paying more in taxes than the property is worth. this ensures people are able to get affordable opportunities to develop businesses in places like NYC. There is a county in my state where such extortion pricing is going on and it is killing business in teh entire county, and as a result that county is the most underdeveloped and poorest counties, because all the commercial properties are owned and they are asking something like 3x more than they are worth. But go ahead, sling insults and behave like a child and over simplify reality and beg the gov to be your daddy and take care of you like a child.
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  99. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  100.  @jewel.robots  the stolen vehicle could be stopped in a parking space when observed, so you're wrong. and regardless, my comment applies to the issue at hand, so you're wrong again.
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  101.  @ricavier  who said Jerryl said anything wrong? he did omit the bit about a parked stolen car, but that was not what my original comment was about. I think it's pretty obvious why your confused. you're seeing things that just aren't there.
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  102.  @frankyflowers  so this means NJ police also can't peer into a car during a traffic stop, right?
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  103. doesn't matter, anyone can make copies.
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  104.  @joe-s5r  we're serious speaking from personal experience, and backed by research, speed limiters cause accidents and put people at risk. There are times when you need to speed to pass or to get out of the way of an accident. They also cause traffic congestion when two cars can't pass one another on the freeway.
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  105.  @joe-s5r  "human error is the major cause of accidents and computer controlled assistance can greatly reduce any road toll." true, when applied properly. Boeing 737 MAX? speed limiters literally kill people. I was almost killed in the military years ago due to a speed limiter. Many semis are already speed limited years ago, and most trucks ended up removing the the limiters. "And as said already by Steve in the video, speed limiters can be overridden by pressing the accelerator, so needing power is not an excuse. If you need power then it's there. " just like the annoying engine shutoff at stoplights that everyone disables.... Your idealism gets people killed. your idealism will backfire horribly. Law of unintended consequences. In a free country you have no right to worry about my safety on my behalf.
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  106.  @SteelHex  noncompetes dont hold up well in court
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  107.  @SteelHex  Guess it depends upon how it is argued. But I'd never let a noncompete stop me. Depending upon the person's career, it's not reasonable to ask them to abandon their skills for a set time. also, many have argued the noncompete is one-sided. In US, under contract law, you can't enter into contracts that aren't mutually beneficial. And when most employers demand noncompete by default, how can anyone take a different job in their industry? it's simply an unreasonable and one-sided demand that is forced upon employees with no real way to negotiate it.
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  108. Extortion, blackmail, abuse of power
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  109. they are required to accept US currency.
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  110.  @Ellecram  same here. i even tried downloading a QR app and it didn't work.
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  111.  @Ellecram  Some people don't even have smartphones, and I applaud them.
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  112. noncompete are illegal, they are anti-competitive, and unlawful contracts. In teh US according to contract law, a contract must benefit both signatories.
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  113. can you really blame the guy? the airlines are psychologically abusing and torturing people against their will.
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  114.  @dirtfarmer7070  "so that really means that one out of 2 people you interact with are stupider than you are....let that sink in." never really thought about it like that before.
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  115. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  116. nailed it!
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  117. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  118. private companies have No right to do this.
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  119.  @jimmyzhao2673  so you condone unfair practices, under threat of sabotage? Are you endorsing sabotaging innocent people's food for personal vendettas? Tis is not a justification for stealing what a waitress/waiter rightfully earned. If a cook is sabotaging a coworker, all the more reason any tips should not be shared under Any circumstances.
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  120. unfortunately you're in teh exception to the rule for vegans. It's so bad with vegans my default is to treat every vegan as mentally ill, and avoid them. my life is so much off better as a result. Not saying you're mentally ill, but I meet very few vegans who are nice people and who I can have a conversation with. I'm very logical and scientific. Vegans tend to be illogical.
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  121.  @InfectedChris  and I don't care what vegans do/don't eat either. I'm a diehard Constitutional American. Live and let live. my problem is that most vegans are illogical, such that there is really no point in having a conversation with them on anything, not just food/diet, as I can't reason with them when necessary. You're not like that and I appreciate that.
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  122. paying to expunge a record of an innocent person is extortion.
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  123. proving a negative isn't possible, and invalid to ask someone to do so.
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  124. i have tested ChapGPT with topics I am well versed in and can cite sources for, and it has been wrong 75% of the time.
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  125.  @tvviewer4500  you're making the claim, it's on you to prove you're right, not me. Prove you're right, otherwise you lose by default.
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  126. 2024: Typical house costs: $400K Typical new car costs: $80k every 6yrs Fridge costs: $2k every 3yrs Washer costs: $1200 every 2yrs ....... Life is getting expensive!!!!!!!!!!
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  127. 100% Wrong. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  128. Correct! Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  129.  @floridaman6982  destroying another person's career and reputation is not "just another service", and if libel and slander is the service ChatGPT is offering, then they must be sued and held accountable.
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  130. they failed to fix the issue. the cost is theirs.
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  131. Only the FAA has this type of authority over airspace
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  132. 31 U.S. Code § 5103 "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Foreign gold or silver coins are not legal tender for debts." cash is legal tender. credit cards is private debt, not legal tender.
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  133. private courts and arbitration in terms of service are two separate ideas. grow a brain corporations should not be able to include arbitration terms, but private courts are perfectly ok if both parties agree to them under fair negotiating postions.
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  134. no license required if not working for hire, period
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  135. Right to a speedy trial Protection against punishment before conviction .... So much for justice
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  136. Civil Asset Forfeiture is a violation of the Constitution. Seizure without being convicted of a crime. Punishment cannot precede conviction.
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  137. I'm trying to use cash more again too.
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  138. gov realized that $300B taxable income is on the table....
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  139. 5th amendment violation
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  140.  @mawnkey  even when driving cars/trucks, if you go even just 2mph over the speed limit, it Massively cuts down on road rage from speeders behind you.
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  141. I was taught minimum 3 blinks of the turn signal before lane change, or before hitting the brakes to slow down and turn off. I follow this strictly, hoping that others will see it and be appreciative and realize how nice it is when people actually use their signal BEFORE turning, not AFTER turning.
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  142.  @mpugne  and a car is an equally valid temporary shelter.
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  143. exactly how is a phone service provider supposed to know who the robo callers are without wire tapping and breaking federal law by limiting the communications of users?
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  144. because they are the only ones noisy enough to meddle in the lives of others.
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  145. youre not required to own a phone. not required to carry a phone. not required to have a smart phone
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  146. too bad. people need to actually teach education in schools then to end the confusion. Telling a Doctor they can't call themselves Doctor is a free speech violation. The title "Doctor" has NOTHING to do with the practice of medicine, other than the fact that some of the MANY doctorate degrees one can get are involving medicine. If you're too stupid to know that, that is your own personal problem.
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  147.  @CognitiveHeatsink  there are many people in teh comments saying this is happening to them too.
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  148. cash is legal tender. credit cards is private debt, not legal tender.
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  149. that's extortion
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  150. this is straight up a crime
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  151.  @hojo70  it can be potentially used to cheat.
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  152.  @dijosto  but chatbots apparently are making it more difficult to detect cheating, and easier. but we shall see. I've played with chatgpt and it gets rather predictable and repetitive in its responses.
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  153.  @jerseyshoredroneservices225  prisons aren't restricted by the FAA
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  154.  @OccamsToaster  nope, and you have failed to prove otherwise.
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  155.  @OccamsToaster  " there is no room to abuse it." proves how ignorant you are.
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  156.  @russelsellick316  not if you do it for both equally (other than specific local places/laws).
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  157. probably was written by ChatGPT, no joke.
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  158.  @glasshalffull2930  a warrant doesn't justify impounding the car. the warrant is for the data, not the car. and without having been charged and found guilty in court, an innocent person cannot have their property confiscated.
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  159. Pilot didn't get a permit. Pilot violated wilderness airspace by flying under 2000ft. Pilot randomly decided to take private property simply because he flew over it and decided he wanted it. That's at least three laws he broke I can think of. Take his pilot's license, take his helicopter, and make him give the snowmobiles back and pay fines/damages. And I say this as a Helicopter pilot. you cannot simply fly over things and decide to take it.
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  160.  @hjf3022  no, medical doctors are Physicians, they used to refer to themselves by that to distinguish themselves as medical doctors, and they need to revert to using the term physician once again.
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  161.  stevebabiak6997  you don't understand what I am doing. I am merely bringing awareness to as many people as possible. I know many people know it's unconstitutional, but many don't know or don't realize it. the point is to make everyone aware, and know we can fight back and win. Once enough people are aware, understand it's a fight we can win, and enough people get mad enough, we can use public outrage to force a change. gotta keep spreading the message until it finally gains enough moment to make a real difference. Gotta play the long game.
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  162.  @MikinessAnalog  prison does far more damage than lost wages. lost property, lost credit score, lost many things.
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  163. What is a year suspension? they could easily find another job temporarily.
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  164. nothing like a lawyer who doesn't even know the difference between an officer and enlisted...
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  165. not illegal if those are your legal initials. My first two initials are MD, and I write my name that way all the time just to screw with people.
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  166.  @20NewJourney23  Amazon was never my issue, only USPS (the Post Office).
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  167. Right to Repair should apply to EVERYTHING, it needs to be added to teh US Bill of Rights.
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  168. glasses actually make vision worse. vision can be adjusted naturally.
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  169. yes
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  170. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  171. criminal misconduct
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  172. no license required if not working for hire, period
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  173.  @sundoga4961  sure, kick, scream, and sling insults. That works very time. "The entire purpose of government is to provide services for the populace" 100% wrong. the gov exists to secure the borders of the nation first and foremost. then to conduct trade and alliances with foreign nations. Then to enforce the rule of law and settle disputes. Beyond that there is little gov should be doing. And in the US the federal go is supposed to leave pretty much the rest up to the states to handle. It is Not the role of gov to provide healthcare, insurance, free shit (welfare for lazy people), nor to restrict what toxins individuals freely choose to ingest, nor to tell people what cars, stoves or otherwise they should buy. that is left to the free market, and it worked really well until the gov intervened. OSHA has not increased workplace safety more than was already happening. Welfare has done worse than charity to reduce poverty. Gov interference in healthcare is why it can be so expensive in the US. "But to me, the solution would be a properly regulated and stepped income tax, starting at zero tax for the first bracket and rising to somewhere around 75% at the highest bracket." we already have a stepped bracket. The last time they had taxes that high it stopped investments, and resulted in more tax dodging, and the gov brought in LESS taxes than it did with Lower tax rates. " Second, it shifts the greatest burden of paying taxes to those who are both the most able to pay without suffering injury, and who benefit the most from the very system they are responsible for supporting" that is already the case. the top 50% of US earners pay pretty much All the taxes. And the top 10% or less pay something like 50% of all the taxes. and that's with a top tax of something like 39%. But myself and others run small businesses, and when they lowered taxes a few years ago, the economy took off like a drag car and prices dropped, States were having surplus. then they came back and removed all the tax breaks and things slowed back to a crawl and prices went up again. "Third, a high level of taxation on corporate profits encourages companies to reinvest profits back into the company", but that's not what happens, a lot is sent offshore to hide in tax havens. "I do like the idea for commercial property. If we included rental residential property in that, it would act as a downward stressor for rent levels, too." you're insane, it drive rent prices sky high. It's very obvious you have no understanding of how taxes work. Price fixing is a disaster too, especially for housing. those who fail to learn from the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them. open a damned economics and history book.
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  174.  @sundoga4961  you're a pretty awful historian then. Being a historian doesn't make you an expert in economics and business though. "Plus, you would prevent such things as government being involved in roads, zoning and other city planning, provision of necessary resources such as water, electricity and gas, and whole hosts of services they either provide or pay others to provide. " wrong, that is for the states. it would still happen. " Well, no, actually. Before such things as standards and practices, consumer law and employment law, the American consumer was getting comprehensively screwed. Besides the most egregious examples - Company Scrip and Stores, cross-market Trusts and area-control agreements come to mind - there was no guarantees of quality of goods, lifespan, or safety of foodstuffs. A perfect example occurs during the US Civil War, to the Federal Government, as it happens. Soldiers in the field were opening cans of meat and finding the contents to be rotten. That can't happen to properly canned meat...unless it was rotten when it was canned." Yes, there will always be examples to cherry pick from, but they were not the norm. but back then, most people grew their own food, so not an issue. Also, when the gov is purchasing things in a war, they have a right to impose standards, as a customer. But they don't have the right to restrict private sales between private individuals. "They also continue to function in situations where charities are overwhelmed - in both Great Depressions, hundreds of thousands of people died needlessly from starvation because they couldn't find work, couldn't earn a living and the charities had nothing for them." not the role of gov to provide jobs or welfare. The people combined bad business practices with bad farming practices in a time of extreme warming and drought. Banking regulations help, and people learning to farm better (by suffering the consequences of bad practices and learning not to do it again) fix that. No jobs programs or welfare needed. "Bullshit. OSHA was enacted because nothing much WAS happening." that's a lie. Workplace safety was trending up, workplace deaths and accidents trending down. The trend did not accelerate after OSHA came along, and now OSHA has become far too overbearing that it actually prevents businesses from existing at all. "Charity has never done any good at all in reducing poverty, " that is a lie. While charity was going on (and it still is), poverty was trending down, but after welfare came about, the rate at which poverty was declining slowed down, and even started reversing and going up since COVID and Biden's inflation magnification policies. Charity also does more to deal with natural disaster relief than gov does, and that is a proven fact. "in both Great Depressions, hundreds of thousands of people died needlessly from starvation because they couldn't find work, couldn't earn a living and the charities had nothing for them." nobody owed them anything. survival is YOUR personal responsibility. To force others to provide for you against their will is Slavery. You advocate for slavery. They failed to act in a smart manner to safeguard their survival, and they died as a result. Actions have consequences. "dropping taxes does stimulate the economy...in the short term. In some cases, it's very much the right thing to do. But long-term it causes problems." Wrong, the tax breaks always end before long term data can be collected. But having no taxes at all doesn't hurt an economy one bit, it only hurts gov spending. Having taxes hurts an economy, no matter how little, as it takes money from people who would have spent or invested it back into the economy. You're arguing the wrong things, from teh wrong perspective. " again, not true. Investment was just fine in the 1950s and 1960s with significantly higher tax levels. In the 1970s...we had the oil crisis and the economic disruption of losing the Vietnam War, " you claim it was good to have high taxes in the 50s and 60s, but then acknowledge it was actually bad instead, but use events from later to explain why it was bad. you can't cite the future as a reason for what happened in the past. And data of tax rates and gov revenues is very clear, the US brought in less taxes at high tax rates, and there was more tax dodging as a result. The gov brings in more taxes overall, in lower tax environments by virtue of volume of economic activity and people worrying less about low taxes. "Tax haven systems only work when the government permits them to. Witness the tightening of foreign investment laws in the US in the 1920s, which simply closed the gate - it defined monies sent overseas as profits and required immediate payment of tax owing. A brute force solution, we could do better now, but it worked. And again, the 1950s and 1960s disagree with you - much more money was being reinvested and much less going as dividends to shareholders." shows how little you know. there is always a way to cheat the system, and every law you pass to close one loophole creates two more new loopholes. It's a result of complexity. "Your argument (for want of a better word) makes no sense. If a rental agency or private owner must either get a tenant or pay higher levels of tax, they will be incentivized to do what they can to get a tenant - such as dropping rents. Increasing rent would only make it LESS likely to find a tenant!" wow you're dumb. The problem with rent is that people can't simply wait it out and go homeless waiting for the owner to lower their rates, whereas the owner can wait months to years. So people pay the rate that is available or they don't. The higher taxes will simply be passed along to the tenant, or the owner will simply stop renting out their private property altogether. you are a terrible historian, if you are even a historian at all.
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  175. i would never let a pet in a restaurant, nor a service animal. the only legit need I know of is blind people, and someone can help them to their seat if needed. mixing animals and food is a BAD idea.
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  176. Wrong. Anyone holding a Doctorate degree has FULL right to call themselves Doctor and us the Dr. title. you don't own the right to doctorate degrees and language.
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  177.  @josephs3973  their liability wasn't capped in MN for George Floyd's family it seems. They got millions.
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  178. the owner of the software spread the message
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  179.  @robert5  so, basically it's a piece of junk you have to modify to get it to work properly.
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  180. Same
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  181. police, judges, and politicians.
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  182. somebody arrest the morons that pushed this law
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  183. this in no way is going to get confused with a Jack Daniels product.
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  184. breach of contract.
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  185. terms of service are subject to contract law, and are not valid if they are one-sided. these terms of service are unlawful. they are passing out judgements and punishments, despite not being a legal entity of the department of justice before an court cases have occured.
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  186. why were thy paying the manager, rather than the landlord? sounds like the landlord is responsible for setting up a crap system and hiring a known fraud.
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  187.  @brocaraton  wrong. the MDs are co-opting the term Doctor, which has NOTHING to do with medicine. "Doctor" comes from Doctorate Degree, Doctor-ate, get it? it is the medical profession that is in the wrong and improperly using the title.
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  188. this victim better be getting a new car, all medical bills covered, and a monetary compensation from the police retirement fund.
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  189.  @jewel.robots  so what about babies left in a car in the heat?
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  190.  @frankyflowers  the point is the double standards continue to get worse
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  191.  @randybugger3006  charge the politicians who proposed and passed teh law and the police who enforced it with accomplices to murder
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  192.  @frankyflowers  doesn't matter. still need to educate people on why this is stupid and should never be attempted. and why it does nothing but harm innocent people.
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  193. simple: don't make promises you can't or wont keep
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  194. tax forms.............
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  195. if they brick your printer, never buy HP again
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  196. Civil Asset Forfeiture is Unconstitutional
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  197.  @Keenath  gov cannot refuse payment using it's own money. those pennies can be exchanged for larger denominations of CASH.
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  198. I peer into and look keenly into windows of stationary cars to see if there is a driver about to pull out of a parking space as I walk past to get to my car!!!!! I peer into and look keenly into windows of stationary cars to see if there is a driver about to open their door as I drive past!!!!! so what about babies left in a car in the heat? Anything left in public view is subject to observation and surveillance.
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  199. I'm all for ending trademarks on common words and phrases.
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  200. what purpose does this serve other than to steal property nd extort people for money.
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  201.  @SteelHex  yeah, sounds like blackmail to me. How is that a mutually beneficial contract by law? what does the employee get from that?
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  202.  @SteelHex  And what is it's purpose? to trample on the rights of the employee? The states that don't honor them, do so because they recognize how utterly ridiculous the whole idea is and how utterly one-sided and unfair it is. And in contract law, a one sided contract is not legally binding.
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  203.  @SteelHex  it's not possible for most employees to "not sign" it. Most non-competes are part of the employment contract. refuse to sign and you don't get the job. it's usually baked into the terms of employment, not a separate contract. Many never even knew they "signed" a non compete. Also, what constitutes a "non compete" situation?
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  204.  @SteelHex  yes, but some industries are so specialized, people can't not work in their industry for a year. And no, not everyone understands legalese even if they read it.
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  205.  @SteelHex  it's not reasonable to expect everyone to be well versed in all aspects of life. Some people are jacks of all trades, some are subject matter experts, some are a bit autistic about certain things, etc. It's not fair to expect the average person to be prepared to go against a team of lawyers. And it's not reasonable to expect the average person to know all teh laws and nuances when even whole teams of lawyers struggle at times to figure this stuff out.
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  206.  @SteelHex  just because someone misses something, or doesn't understand it, doesn't make them lazy. I know you don't read all the fine print for a credit card, airline ticket, website terms of service, etc. (and even if you did, you're in an extreme minority). So stop demanding others be perfect, when even you don't read everything. Anti-competitive behavior is anti-capitalist. Anti-competitive behaviors are generally banned in the US. One-sided contracts are not legally binding in the US.
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  207. you can't confiscate my house to get my sidewalk camera footage of a neighbor getting broken into without either my consent, or a warrant. and then, you can't kick me out of my home until the case is over, you only need the digital file, nothing else. Same goes for the cars.
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  208. RIGHT?!?!
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  209. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  210. cars are a form of shelter, period, and must be acknowledged and treated as such.
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  211. they did this with Semis, and it caused safety issues.
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  212. vegans = mental illness
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  213. pirate radios aren't common in the US because they are so easy to detect, and track. and legal radio operators help track them down.
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  214.  @no_peace  a license that costs more than the car costs.
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  215.  @FreebirthBoccara  Mostly right, but you're also wrong. US gov must accept it as a form of settling debts. if it's all they have, it MUST be accepted. it's not the Only acceptable form, but they cannot refuse to accept it as payment of debt if that's all they have.
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  216.  @jamesmason2228  no, just for you.
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  217. my private property is not your free billboard
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  218. Did he make a low pass down the street in a P-51?
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  219. this needs to go up the chain. this is not ok and not constitutional.
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  220.    less profit =/= unprofitable
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  221. stupidest law ever
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  222. so if crowds are too large on sidewalks, that I have to stop to wait for an opening, I can now get everyone who impeded me arrested?
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  223. CA is a communist state, this is how communism works
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  224.  @catreecemacleod7556  "Like 1/2 the people you interact with won't be stupider than you are probably just because you don't really get to run into the people who are really, really dumb that often. They can't function in basic society for the most part, so you're probably not going to encounter them. " not true, they are out there every day. If you understand statistics you'll know that the majority of people are distributed about the mean, meaning most people I meet each day are very near average. "Also, the more complicated a task you're doing, the less likely you are to encounter them" you have a point there. "so something like just reading the youtube comments is a pretty big buffer because they need to be literate and know how to use a computer at a basic level for you to really encounter someone on here for instance." most people can read and write, you're more likely to meet relatively dumb people on the internet than anywhere else. "So the chances are that it's less than half the people you'll interact with will be stupider than you are. In fact, given the people you interact with will often be people like your family doctor, your pharmacist, teachers and other professionals, you'll find a lot of them will be above average, so this makes it again even more unlikely. " I don't have a doctor or pharmacist. I'm actually so healthy I self diagnose myself even while in teh doctor's office, and they agree with me. I'm smart enough to not need a doctor and only go as required for periodic physicals required for the work I do. I almost never see the same doctor twice. While in college I taught the classes better than the professors did, so much so the professors thought I was one of their coworkers. I have been offered a job as a college professor multiple times, I did teach at a college for a time, I mentor people all teh time though on teh side, in math, history, engineering, physics, etc. I'm one of the top in my profession where I work, and it's a very small field and highly competitive. But I know where I stand on the distribution, I have proven it so many times over now in more than one way too. I score in the top 1% not just intellectually, but performance-wise too, and have scored there since grade school. I guarantee you 99% of the people I meet each day are, relatively speaking, "dumber" than me. I take no pride in that, I think the average person is nearly as capable as me. There is nothing I know or can do I can't teach to someone else. But I beat people by besting them in every category overall, not just any one. I am not the best in the world at any one thing I can do either (I easily could, if I focused all my energy on just that thing for enough years), again my advantage lies in the overall abilities. But it gives me a strange perspective knowing this. Call it arrogance, but it's not arrogance when you can and have backed it up time and again. I know my limits, but also what I'm capable of. "The question becomes more about how often do you go to McDonald's or Walmart, for your chances for that 1 out of 2 people statistic to come true." people watching can be fun, and annoying too. " it means you will probably never encounter the dumbest people.", oh but I have, and do. It's not that hard, unless you're a shut-in.
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  225. historically, US citizens in a community would exercise their 2A rights and deal with corrupt gov officials like this. Trial by jury of peers.
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  226. if you don't possess a deed or legal contract, you are not the legal resident of a residence. PERIOD
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  227. the airlines are psychologically abusing and torturing people, and holding them against their will in unlawful detention.
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  228. he needs to request jury trial. if judge doesn't toss it out people will.
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  229.  @JeanPierreWhite  "However the exclusionary rule ONLY applies to criminal cases." If you haven't committed a crime, then why are you in court facing charges? Seems the gov is admitting those other cases, no crime was committed, and thus no charges nor trial should be taking place in the first place.
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  230.  @JeanPierreWhite  good point. but that wasn't my point. My point is that illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible in court. All cases are criminal cases of some sort, otherwise you wouldn't be in court. It doesn't matter why you ended up in court, or what you're accused of, or who accused you. You can only be prosecuted if you broke a law. that is therefore a criminal case. if no crime (or alleged crime) was committed, then there is no trial.
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  231.  @JeanPierreWhite  don't care, it doesn't make it right. just makes the judge, lawyers, and ruling, wrong.
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  232.  @JeanPierreWhite  " Yes it has weakened the 4th amendment right, but at the moment it's perfectly legal." Case law: laws repugnant to the US Constitution, or in violation of the US Constitution, are void. Just because the gov is breaking the law, doesn't make it right, nor does it make it legal. Anything that violates the Constitution is unlawful, void, illegal.
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  233.  @JeanPierreWhite  "It is not void until ruled void." the US Constitution and SCOTUS already ruled it void. If you're a lawyer, I pity your clients.
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  234.  @JeanPierreWhite  You shouldn't be giving legal advice if you have no clue about this. Marbury v. Madison (1803)
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  235.  @JeanPierreWhite  "The supreme court is the final word on interpreting the constitution, not you or I" I can read the US Constitution as well as SCOTUS can, if not better. It doesn't take a law degree to comprehend. And It's not hard to read the Founder's letters and arguments to comprehend what they meant. a child can do it. Most court rulings these todays are so childishly bad that no one trusts the "justice" system anymore. proving the courts indeed CANNOT interpret the Constitution better then the average citizen can. Stop acting like law is something the common man can't grasp. If it is truly is as complicated as you sh1t for brains gate keeping lawyers try to imply, then it's too complex for the common man to comply with and we need to just nullify and ignore all of it.
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  236. no to digital license plates
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  237. another stupid law that should not ever nor need to exist at all.
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  238. ink =/= intellectual property and even if it was, they should be happy I'm buying alternate ink to avoid their intellectual property getting stolen.
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  239. any court that cannot release a person proven to be innocent is not a legitimate court!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  240. how could they NOT win? Warrantless Searches are unconstitutional!
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  241. I have copies of older LARGE dictionaries, in order to Prove they changed definitions of words like "fascism".
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  242. this would have been ok as a properly notified "opt in" ONLY program. But the way they did it was theft.
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  243. didn't know having a medical condition was a crime....
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  244. And treason. civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  245. this should be applied solely to politicians.
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  246. you bought the car, you own it, and it's capabilities. Horsepower is NOT a service.
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  247. how many people LIVE out of their cars?
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  248. gov confiscate the property, and auction it to the public at market value.
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  249. arrest FEMA then too, pretty sure they dont have FL licenses
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  250. no one was harmed by cancelling the contract, but a crime was committed by stealing and killing the animal.
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  251. the college textbook racket is criminal
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  252. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  253. free speech violation
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  254. what if you're looking for a friend sleeping in their car? what is the minimum distance from the car before looking is considered "peering"? this is stupid and illegal to implement. This will not stop ANYTHING! People looking =/= people stealing
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  255. the only authority over airspace is the FAA
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  256.  @mhhuusko  I agree. when a crime is committed, a number of innocent people might be arrested until the prime suspect is identified. All are treated as criminals merely for being arrested, even if their only "crime" was being in the vicinity of where the crime was committed and matching a vague description.
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  257. Gov reps should be required to pass a test for the lvel of gov they are campaigning for, before campaigning.
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  258. lots of incompetent doctors and lawyers out there too. remember COVID and how all teh doctors and nurses lied and pushed drugs for profit? How they killed people through misdiagnosis and lied on death certificates? or how they turned people away who needed urgent care due to "COVID"? How they lied to people how safe the vax was? don't act like a doctor is anything more than a modern day snake oil salesman with political objectives. if doctors cared about your health they'd be telling you the truth about diet, cancer, sugar, fat and protein, and more.
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  259.  @tvviewer4500  that's fine, my research shows it's not a thing. You have no cases to cite in support of your made up argument. Asking someone to prove a negative is an invalid argument, and even more so asking your opposition to prove your argument For you.
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  260. I've worked hard for my money, VERY HARD, and no one deserves it but me.
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  261. Doctors are self-absorbed self-important pill-pushing drug dealers and have NO right to co-opt the term "Doctor". Anyone with a Doctorate is a "Doctor" and has EVERY RIGHT to use that term. It is a Constitutional violation of free speech for someone to use a title they have rightfully EARNED.
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  262. this gives the gov authority to control the press and will also infringe on basic free speech in the end.
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  263. sounds like abuse of power to me
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  264. that's extortion.
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  265. CA is trying to ban cars
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  266. most guilty pleas are coerced, everyone knows this
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  267. This is theft, and randomly flying helicopters low level in national forests are going to be getting a call from the FAA. Wilderness areas have a 2000ft minimum altitude requirement.
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  268. only just figuring that out?
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  269. 20 lashes and financial penalties..... pain is a great teacher and deterent.
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  270. Society and rule of law only works when run by smart moral people.
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  271. what about Obama's birth certificate and that female congresswoman who committed fraud to become a citizen?
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  272. paint is peeling off license plates now too......gov cheaping out. thankfully the cops seem to be aware of it and not going after people.
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  273. motorcycles are totally understandable. you are your own crumple zone if you were overly trusting of other drivers.
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  274. One way i determine if a car is going to turn (intersection, turning to leave a roundabout, etc.), is looking at the front tires. Which way are the front tires pointing/moving.
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  275. contract law requires all contracts to be mutually beneficial, not one-sided. Also, it's not a contract unless both people agreed to it.
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  276. arrest the city officials
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  277. gov cannot regulate free speech. it is not fraud to say you are a doctor, when you are in fact a doctor. and medical doctorates do NOT get to co-opt the entire use of "doctor" for themselves.
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  278. and that's why free speech is so important, to shed light on corruption and bring about change.
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  279. 8:40 voiding a warranty is One thing. disabling private property is another thing. I don't care if they void a warranty, but i care if they destroy/disable my private property.
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  280. One-sided contracts are not legally binding in the US.
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  281. Driver's license is NOT an outlier Pilot's License (I have 3 separate FAA licenses I have to carry at times). CCW license (unconstitutional to need a permit just to exercise my guaranteed freedoms ANYWHERE in the US). Access/Security Badges are a form of license (I have many of these, such as airport security, employer security, and such I have to carry on me). FCC HAM radio, Radiotelephone, etc. licenses have physical versions (I have multiple of these I carry). etc. many examples if you look for them. my wallet is full of the many licenses I possess. In the US you must physically possess your license and a gov photo ID to fly. so if you lost your license OR gov ID you can't legally fly. Now, would a person still do it to fly home and request a new one? most likely yes, assuming they don't get caught. Try carrying concealed without your CCW license in hand......see how well that goes.
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  282. now it's not just theft and a 4th amendment violation, it's a conspiracy.
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  283. how is the infrastructure going to handle this increase in demand for electricity?
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  284.  @thano8499  Well, that should make it easier for them then. US lacks sufficient electrical grid power generation to convert all cars to electric by 2030/2035. California can't even power all their homes right now. Seems NYC can't supply enough power either, telling people to turn off their AC.
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  285.  @thano8499  Rolling blackouts are the result of a lack of power, not a lack of consumption. Same with telling people to turn off their AC. That's a lack of energy Production. Solar energy in the US is only accounts for 2.3% of electricity production. Solar is a lie, SMR nuclear is the future. There are grid storage solutions already in existence, so CA has no excuse. Lowering and lifting mass as a battery is the most efficient grid storage, and uses decades old tech, and no exotic materials, and can be mass produced now. But CA is also broke, they keep spending all their money on pensions and free money for people.
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  286.  @thano8499  I've never heard of CA having excess solar power. If they did they'd surely be bragging about it in the news. Putting up the powerlines to move solar energy is not a new idea. The CA blackouts are a result of mismanagement. Other states have no such issues integrating their power generation, including coal, natural gas, nuclear, solar and wind.
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  287.  @thano8499  Then why aren't they building grid storage? and why aren't they throttling the "big bad" coal/gas powerplants when solar is overproducing. This isn't rocket science, and we have known how to manage mixed energy like this for decades. I don't see AZ having a problem with their solar power. I don't see AZ having rolling blackouts. This argument is garbage.
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  288.  @thano8499  Build gravity storage, not lithium. Wow people are uninformed. Gravity storage is cheaper, safer, and more efficient. More excuses
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  289.  @kais.8689  Basic electricity and thermodynamics of power grids is far simpler than rockets. Don't try to inflate your ego and insult everyone else's. Every other state is handling integrated power technologies and such just fine. No rolling blackouts and such.
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  290.  @kais.8689  Bold statement coming from someone who knows nothing about rockets or power grids. dates don't equate to knowledge nor complexity. try again.
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  291.  @thano8499  Did I say pumped hydro? No, you did. You clearly know very little about energy storage technologies.
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  292. how is $500mil distributed to investors a "penalty"?
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  293. Does this also apply to police? Are police forbidden from peering into parked cars? or peering into a car when pulled over and stopped on the road?
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  294. the first 2 initials of my name are MD, and I often put my name down using my first two initials and my last name just to mess with people. and I have every right to do so, as at no point am i offering medical services nor claiming to be a medical doctor, I'm using my legal name. I just allow people's own minds misled themselves.
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  295. WHEN WILL POLICE BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR CRIMES?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?
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  296. drug trafficking, coercion, abuse of authority, conspiracy, withholding evidence, etc. charge the attorney and the cops.
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  297. 100% of everything can be construed into something inappropriate
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  298.  @thisnamewerx0350  "The point is chatGPT mostly cannot slander others only people who use chatgpt as a source can do that" wrong. a person uses ChatGPT, and it tells them some person named, Joe, is a rapist, when in reality he is not. But the user doesn't know that and believes it to be true, and anyone who asks about Joe is told the same. And so this message spreads far and wide without Joe even knowing it initially. But Joe has now been slandered the same as if a major news outlet had printed it in an article, just like how many major news outlets are already publishing articles written by AI. Joe has been slandered, and the owner of the outlet that is actively slandering him is now liable. And Joe never once used ChatGPT, but his reputation has been destroyed, he's now lost his job because users believed the slander. Open shut case.
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  299.  @jobney  That one would go differently, as the action taken was on the part of the business owner.
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  300.  @floridaman6982  it is a problem, as ChatGPT doesn't share its sources, and writes things not on other sites. It makes up responses Based upon other sites, but not carbon copies. And since it doesn't cite its sources, is liable for anything it writes. If i google something and find a website slandering me, One, I don't blame google I blame the creator of the website, and two I absolutely can sue the website that is slandering me. Google takes me to the source, ChatGPT is it's own source since it refuses to share where it got its info (I've asked it multiple times before).
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  301. also, the state can't pass laws in violation of FAA authority
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  302. they can ALWAYS change their mind at the last second
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  303. this is like people suing the bank for the people a bank robber killed, because had the bank not been there, he wouldn't have robbed it.
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  304. why ban them at all? what good is this to society?
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  305. Swatting is premeditated murder or attempted murder.
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  306. license not required if not for hire
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  307. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  308.  @DiscoFang  that's not an example of proving the negative. "proving a negative" is a concept. Proving a negative, or negative proof, is a way to show that something does not exist or is not the case. It's about being asked to prove something, for which no evidence exists, thus it cannot be proven definitively. You can prove the spoon is not in your pocket. the accusation you give is not asking to prove a negative. Innocent until proven guilty also applies, and the burden of proof is on the accuser, not the accused.
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  309. I hope so, because I don't associate with vegans. Vegan = mentally ill. drama queens, rude, annoying, illogical. the friends you keep are a reflection of yourself.
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  310.  @johnwhite5485  100% wrong. some people just refuse to have/use plastic. that is their right. Credit cards are not legal tender, they are private companies handing out short term high interest loans.
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  311.  @johnp139  no. cash is legal tender. walmart has no issues accepting cash. gov excuses are lame and false.
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  312. but, it will bring the rates down with more competition....hard to say how good the discount lawyers will be though.
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  313. the airlines are psychologically abusing and torturing people, and holding them against their will in unlawful detention.
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  314.  @wildcoyote34  yes, in most areas of the US we can fly very low, just not in wilderness areas without permission, and around homes, people, cities, etc. we generally have to stay about 500-2000ft, with exceptions. Civilian airliners don't fly that low unless in controlled airspace or taking off and landing smaller airports. Military can fly where ever they want at any altitude they want. Mission applicable. I encounter them while flying below 2000ft rather often. Helicopters overall follow all the same rules as airplanes, with differences for weather, equipment, etc.
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  315. Big Brother. and now people see why gov wants to force these vehicles on us.
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  316. SCOTUS hasn't revoked any FAA regulations, and therefore FAA regulations of airspace stand.
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  317. Walmart: "If you buy something from us, we'll arrest you!"
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  318. sounds like blackmail to me
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  319. same
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  320. if you know where the antennae is....
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  321. let them try it. but before any other states think to copy AZ, they should let it play out for a year or two to see what issues arise.
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  322. can't he sue? held for more than 24hrs unlawfully without charge, or something like that? Incompetence and ignorance is not innocence, especially for police.
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  323. rendering company and private property inert by hacking is a crime
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  324. no license required if not working for hire, period
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  325.  @hijinx7044  if cash is all a person has to settle their debts, the gov is required to accept it.
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  326. I also noticed the lines painted on the roads don't last more than 12months anymore either. nothing worse that driving in town at night in winter on a 3 lane road and nobody knows where the lanes are.
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  327. cops still need a warrant to search private property, and cannot take property from innocent people without first affording them due process.
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  328. why does anyone even need a license to swing a hammer?
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  329.  @Cheepchipsable  irrelevant. reading practice is reading practice. did you understand all the adult references in "childrens" cartoon movies as a child? I guarantee you didn't.
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  330. you're extremely naive
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  331. inflation impacts everyone
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  332. you can't be charged for "hit and run" if she didn't run, and called the police herself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  333. a child can start a car.
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  334. what about a person sleeping drunk in their RV?
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  335. need physicals for politicians 70 or older.
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  336. Socialism..........ruining everything
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  337. DEA is a domestic terror organization
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  338. @ you can't own something if you down own the tax liability for it. taxes does matter. you can't make someone pay taxes on a property they no longer own.....people are so stupid
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  339. Horsepower is not a "service", you bought the car, you own the car and all of its horsepower.
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  340.  @AlanTheBeast100  no, I don't buy it. more like a-hole tip.
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  341.  @AlanTheBeast100  a-hole tip because it was condescending. I don't need your advice, didn't ask for it.
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  342.  @AlanTheBeast100  that's because textual communications strips away the important parts of human communication.
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  343.  @AlanTheBeast100  what facts weren't handled? and you should avoid coming across as an a-hole too.
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  344.  @AlanTheBeast100  I can handle the truth, you just don't like it.
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  345.  @AlanTheBeast100  your statement has no substance, yet you make baseless claims as if they are facts.
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  346.  @AlanTheBeast100  no, if you buy an engine, that engine and all of its parts belongs to you. Subscriptions imply service. but flipping a switch in teh software is not a "service". feel free to live in a subscription hell hole where you don't own anything you buy.
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  347. criminal theft. private groups/organizations have no law enforcement authority.
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  348. What is the Legal definition of 4wd and AWD?
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  349. this is not a fair trial, as mandated in the US Constitution.
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  350. prison is actually appropriate given that this could essentially be attempted murder, as well as a threat of violence.
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  351. mail in ballots should be banned except in specific cases, and with great oversight. And voting day should be added to the national/federal holiday list if that would help people vote in person. If you can't be bothered to show up in person, then you should just accept you wont get to vote. Laziness is not an excuse.
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  352.  @grahvis  did you even read anything I said? "mail in ballots should be banned except in specific cases, and with great oversight." right in the very first line. Work on your reading and comprehension skills. You're making a fool of yourself. "You would make voting conditional." nowhere in my comment did I say that, but now that you mention it, YES, some people should not be allowed to vote. they can't even do basic math, don't possess basic comprehension skills and don't even know how economics, foreign policy, trade, rule of law and any other thing related to gov works. so those people should not be allowed to vote since they don't even know what they are voting for in the first place and don't care enough to educate themselves either.
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  353.  @grahvis  yes, they could mail in vote, on the CONDITION they meet one of the Qualifying exceptions. you're grasping here and arguing over trivialities. You gave a Single example, of a person, any person, without "transportation". You do know that people can get a ride, all they have to do is ask? There are entire groups that offer free rides for just this purpose. Even local govs sometimes have side ride services they offer for free. There is no excuse for why you can't get to the polls. Or, you can just accept that you wont get to vote. Many people chose not to vote every single year of their own free will. But if they have no transport, how do they also go places to take care of bills, buy things, etc.? If my grandparents can get around, then anyone can.
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  354. what gives the banks the LEGAL authority to seize people's assets!??!?!?!? Chase bank is NOT a gov authortiy!
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  355. isn't it up to the customer to determine if they feel victimized, not some stupid sheriff?
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  356. speeding tickets are outside DNR jurisdiction.
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  357. Civil Asset Forfeitures is NOT Constitutional!!!!
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  358. absolutely. and if someone doesn't think so they need to spend time with military personnel.
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  359.  @fettel1988  wrong. you get charged with perjury, THEN you get a court date.
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  360. lying is 2A protected speech for citizens. lying should Not be allowed for people in positions of gov authority and employment.
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  361. illegal. anti-competitive behavior is illegal in the US
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  362.  @grandinosour  never
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  363. civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  364. but the gov declared theft no longer a crime.......
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  365. the shop took responsibility for the vehicle, they are liable, not the customer.
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  366. arrest these people for kidnapping, wrongful imprisonment, and theft.
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  367. grand theft auto is a crime, and they need to be prosecuted.
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  368. this is armed robbery
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  369. this is not law enforcement in teh slightest. it's a complete LIE.
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  370. round up all the feral and unowned dogs in police custody then...
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  371. civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  372.  @neoqwerty  I get your idealism. I too used to feel the same way. But I have come to accept the reality that is human psychology, and it actually has Nothing to do with people wanting to speed, nor with people being jerks. It's about managing basic human perceptions. it goes deeper than you claim, just oversimplifying things and blaming "speeders" doesn't solve anything. Accepting reality and working around reality solves the problem and results in fewer issues, fewer car accidents, more polite driving overall, etc. Often times, the issue doesn't even involve a single person who is speeding at all. Most traffic jams for example, are caused by people doing the "slinky", and nothing else. when you have 10 cars in a line, the car at the front might be going 57mph, and the car at the rear is only going 51mph and is getting annoyed because the speed limit is 55pmh.and if the person in front instead went 55mph, the guy in back is doing more like 50mph or less. and now he's really pissed people aren't keeping their speed up, not knowing why people are really going slow. Also, you lose FAR more time going slow, than you can make up by speeding. If the speed limit is 55mph and you're stuck doing 50mph for 10miles, you'd have to go something like 85mph over the next 10miles to make up for lost time. People don't typically do that, but it should highlight that getting stuck in slow traffic is far more detrimental to a person keeping a schedule than speeding can reasonably make up for. Slow drivers have a far more detrimental impact on safety and lost time than speeders do. I don't mind speeders, so long as they respect people doing the speed limit. they are free to risk a ticket all they like, but they have no right to get mad at me for doing the speed limit. but I fully understand if they get mad at me for going 5-10mph under the speed limit and holding them up needlessly. if you or anyone else can't handle driving the speed limit, then you shouldn't have a drivers license. If you just want to drive slow, then pull over periodically and let the rest of us pass you and stop impeding everyone else.
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  373. Civil Asset Forfeiture is 10000000000000% Unconstitutional.
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  374. yup
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  375. Can't be a DUI if you weren't DRIVING
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  376. 31 U.S. Code § 5103 "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Foreign gold or silver coins are not legal tender for debts." cash is legal tender. credit cards is private debt, not legal tender.
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  377.  @OccamsToaster  mom and pop shops have no issue accepting cash.
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  378.  @OccamsToaster  what's your complaint? do you have a point you're trying to make?
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  379. even if arrested, it does not prove you did anything wrong.
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  380.  @jefflangham5113  you're talking about a conviction. these people were not convicted of any crime, weren't even arrested.
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  381.  @meloniedropik3539  Nope, wouldn't bother me nor confuse me in the slightest. 1) I know what "Doctor" dos and doesn't mean. I hold numerous degrees myself, and spent 17yrs in the college system throughout my life. I know how things works. If I could live to be 200yrs old I have about 8 different PhD Thesis/Dissertation topics in 4 different fields of study I could pursue right now. 2) I'm smart enough to do my own research and double check things, read and understand scientific papers, etc. 3) I've proven rather good at staying up on the latest in health research and thus keeping myself healthy to the point of not needing to visit the hospital in the first place. "I highly doubt that you would like that to happen to you or a loved one. " that would never happen to me, as I'm not stupid, and I'd straighten them out in a hurry (my family). I don't associate with nor tolerate fools in my life. " We live in the US and need to follow conventions that are beneficial to the public even if it bruises our fragile egos." I agree, so medical doctors need to get off their high horses, get over their fragile egos and stop complaining that other Doctors use the title they have earned and have used since the dawn of the Doctoral degree's existence.
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  382. "It's tough catering to multiple types of crazy at once." so stop catering to vegans.....problem solved.
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  383. sales people working at car dealerships are scum.
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  384. still a fine, regardless what PC language you use
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  385. the whole point of the test drive is to make sure it works and you're not being sold a lemon.
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  386.  @jacuzzibusguy  takeoff and landing involves contact with the ground. the moment you're out of contact with teh ground, teh state and local govs have NO authority.
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  387. keep fixing it, it can be an "immortal" vehicle.
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  388. if you drive off the road and hit a pedestrian in the "right of way", is it the pedestrian's fault? Will the pedestrian be held responsible for paying for any and all damages to the vehicle?
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  389. Years ago a car dealership accidentally posted a price for a new 4dr Dodge Ram pickup at a ridiculously low price. My Sister and Brother In Law took the ad to the dealership and bought the truck. The dealer was forced to sell them the truck at the advertised price.
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  390. she's not a Navy officer.......so much for lawyers having basic accuracy skills.....
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  391.  @odesangel  Lawyers do care about the differences. A basic skill of a lawyer is accuracy. Knowing how to do Basic research.
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  392. i like the paid apprenticeship approach, I'd even be ok with more time in teh apprenticeship though (1-2yrs).
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  393. to fix it requires removing most of the regulations that exist that give gov power, and close the 3 letter gov agencies.
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  394. or a Muslim restaurant and ordering pork. or someone with severe shellfish allergy eating at an exclusively seafood restaurant.
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  395. and he flew low over a national Park, which likely has a 2000ft minimum altitude requirement by the FAA. and he stole private property. You can just fly over things and decide to take whatever you see.
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  396. civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  397. are the individual employees that broke the law going to be punished?
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  398. legal to be drunk at "home" is it not?
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  399. sounds like it to me.
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  400. there is no law forcing you to run adds. but it costs money to own/operate a station, and so yo udo need to fun it somehow, even if that is just a rich person sinking money into it because they just hate adds that much.
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  401. 100% Wrong. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  402. force the police and judges to pay the red light fines.
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  403. contract law prevents one-sided contracts, which is exactly what these hospital charges were.
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  404. the judge should pay the loss of wages to the people he hurt with this ruling from his income and retirement accounts.
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  405. cops engaging in this behavior need to serve prison time for armed robbery
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  406. literally movies and TV shows about it. many based on true events.
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  407. isn't sabotaging private property a crime?
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  408. Modern medicine is a snake oil money printing machine
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  409. civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  410.  @supersaiyaman11589  no. sometimes you shop and have no idea how many you need, or shop unexpectedly and have no bags at all.
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  411.  @roberttore3442  Visual navigation: exists Inertial navigation: exists
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  412. yes, because "Doctor" is an educational term, not medical. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  413. I see no problem with this. They are still responsible for the operation of the vehicle. Just as pilots of aircraft are. Pilot using autopilot also has to continue monitoring the radio, maintaining situational awareness incase the autopilot needs to be overridden or adjusted, looking out for conflicting traffic, monitoring the health of the engine/s and other systems, etc. Autopilot does not absolve a person from responsibility.
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  414.  Donald Thorpe  sure, but being petty and blaming a teacher for the mess the admin made is not the right way to behave. And yes, the rules allow it, and the suspension is temporary too, and the teachers could easily find decent paying jobs in the interim. But if you have a toxic work environment, threatening your employees in this kind of jobs market isn't going to make them stay.
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  415.  @justinmiller5660  no, a private entity has NO authority to impose fines and penalties on free people, let alone without due process of the law.
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  416.  @justinmiller5660  cite the section of the US Constitution that bestows the ability for a private entity to make laws never agreed upon and never voted upon, impose fines and penalties, without due process.....I'll wait. Contract law demands mutually beneficial deals to be valid. One-sided contracts like HOAs use are not valid.
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  417.  @ThereIsNoOtherHandleLikeMine  "First amendment. You have the right to associate, including signing contracts binding you to that association." Nowhere in the 1A does it grant the authority for private entities to impose fines, nor does it permit unfair one-sided contracts. SCOTUS has also affirmed you cannot sign your rights away even willingly, such as Due Process, unlawful seizure of assets (fines), etc. Also, HOAs cannot restrict 1A by telling people they cannot express themselves such as by hanging flags or decorations. try again, becasue right now this attempt was an abysmal failure on your part.
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  418.  @ThereIsNoOtherHandleLikeMine  According to US contract laws, you cannot enter into a one-sided contract. You can, but it will not hold up in court as valid if you violate it. Also, according to SCOTUS affirmation, you cannot sign away your rights, even willingly. Also, nothing in US contract law gives HOAs or other private entities lawmaking authority. They have no Legislative, Executive, nor Judicial authority. Only the gov can enforce fines, garnish wages, etc. and then even only after due process of the law in which they prove you guilty of a crime. you clearly have no grasp on US laws. Still waiting for a valid citation from the US Constitution that grants private citizens the authority to impose fines on other citizens, or that gives private citizens authority to deny other citizens their Constitutional freedoms. try again tyrant Karen.
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  419.  @jason2-77  birds of a feather flock together. I prefer all Karens living in one place, away from teh rest of us too.
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  420.  @Mk101T  interesting question. Often times an HOA has no say in the sale between private individuals.
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  421.  @aliannarodriguez1581  which people violate regularly.
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  422.  @aliannarodriguez1581  Software TOS are valid, so long as they are a mutually beneficial contract, and don't violate people's rights.
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  423.  @kgoblin5084  Yes, abolish HOAs entirely
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  424. the shortest suspension I've ever heard of is 6-12months
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  425. we don't need SCOTUS to know this was illegal. It's illegal on its face. the Constitution is explicitly clear on this.
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  426. the CID agents need to be prosecuted
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  427.  @johnp139  credit cards are absolutely a debt. it's a high interest short term loan. try not paying the monthly payment and see if interest on that loan accrues......
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  428. as you should use Doctor. you are one, you earned it. Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine.
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  429.  @glee21012  Doctor = Anyone with a Doctoral Degree in any subject, PERIOD, Full Stop, End of Story MD = Doctorate of Medicine MD = Physician this is the only right answer If Medical Doctors aren't smart enough to keep it straight, and aren't smart enough to inform their patients of the distinction, and are too self absorbed to respect doctors of any other field of study, then we need to revoke their degrees for displaying such utter incompetency and stupidity.
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  430. how is that even possible?
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  431. telling a dog to attack = drawing your gun and shooting
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  432.  @sirsparc  what shouldn't be allowed is drone footage taken prior to a warrant being issued to collect that drone footage being allowed in court as evidence.
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  433. no they can't force you
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  434. I peer into and look keenly into windows of stationary cars to see if there is a driver about to open their door as I drive past!!!!!
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  435. you can't gift random people your debt without their consent.
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  436.  @peteparadis1619  it has uses, but you have to verify everything it says. I use it like a textual search engine. Sometimes I'm trying to figure out a word for something, or find info on an obscure historical event, and I use chatGPT to help me figure out the word or event I'm looking for, and then I can use other sources to search in in greater detail without wasting days trying to figure out what keywords to use to find the correct info i need.
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  437. HP is engaging in blackmail (don't buy other products or else we'll destroy your private property) and extortion (forcing you to buy their overpriced product).
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  438. how is it my responsibility that you can't drive your vehicle properly?
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  439. anti-competitive practices are supposed to be illegal
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  440. yet they hand out licenses to Somalis and illegal aliens.
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  441. vegan = automatic red flag, undateable for me
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  442. Everyone I know who has signed one, violated it, and nothing ever happened to them.
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  443. @Sgt Brown but it's easy to fight and win if you know how.
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  444. noncompete is anti-capitalist and illegal
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  445.  @digitalis2977  I didn't forget, you never bothered to clarify. leaving me to have to guess, assume, or insinuate, which is never a good idea.
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  446. so if car traffic prevents you from walking unimpeded, they can arrest teh drivers?
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  447. a window doesn't overrule private property
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  448. so what about babies left in a car in the heat?
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  449. disbarred for life
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  450. never buying another HP product ever again
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  451. companies that sell small engine equipment still do this, requiring certain oil to keep the warranty
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  452. theft is a crime. and this was a bank robbery.
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  453. not without the deed they can't.
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  454. money counting machines: exist
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  455.  @toriless  "some airspaces are restricted." but not the locations specified. flying drones over large assemblies of people is.
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  456.  @jbrosupra  except you don't own the air rights over your land. Cite me the law or deed of ownership that says you do.
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  457.  @mikek5206  the precision is achieved by the medical Doctor calling themselves a "Physician", the term doctors who are not medical doctors have no right to use. You yourself even used the proper term for a medical Doctor. People know what a Physician is, so use it as intended.
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  458. Who should pay? the police officer or department using the plates should pay. they are the ones using the plates and using the toll roads. It's THEIR bill to pay.
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  459. @ i didn't need you to explain it to me. I already get it and I didn't ask.
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  460. yup! speed alone is not the problem.
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  461. so illegal and unconstitutional.
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  462. communists and large governments do that
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  463. fake reviews is consumer fraud
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  464. abuse of authority
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  465. Civil Asset Forfeiture is Unconsitutional, no creativity required
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  466. Endless appeals =/= proving wrongful conviction
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  467.  @Zundfolge  US contract law requires that both parties mutually benefit to be valid. and you cannot sign away your rights in a contract either. One-sided contracts are invalid.
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  468. they 100% can predict costs. They may not know ahead of time what all services may be needed, but they absolutely know what those services and materials cost down to the penny.
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  469. slavery and corporatism
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  470. where are the charges for corruption?
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  471.  @tvc1848  " I would rather a phone call in a little bit of compliance, solve the issue of evidence rather than taking a couple of hours to draw up a search warrant and try to find a district judge to it." that's your problem. we're under no obligation to "comply". and they are rightfully exercising their rights. and you must then follow the process. but you don't need to impound the car, download the data, and send them on their way. Of course you find it easier if the sheep just comply and do whatever you ask and let you trample their rights and freedoms. but that's too damned bad for you. Unlike you I swore to defend the people and the constitution, and I repeatedly upheld that oath, and continue to do so, and I never complain when people exercise their rights, even if it causes me problems. In fact, I applaud them to their face for knowing their rights and standing up for themselves. And tell them I will continue to defend their right to do so. You're getting paid regardless. so stop acting like spending an extra day to do your job and get the evidence is somehow a problem. Stop treating innocent people like criminals and second class citizens. What ever happened to, "to Serve and Protect"?
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  472.  @glasshalffull2930  you don't need a lab to hook up a cable and download a file. Tell me you know nothing about technology without telling me you know nothing about technology. " It’s up to the police to decide the meeting" proving my point, they can do it in teh field on site and no need to impound the car. "Similar to judges in certain jurisdictions requiring that business computers be returned in 15 days as it disrupts the businesses too much." 15 days can bankrupt a company.....
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  473. take it to the SCOTUS
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  474. that is WHOLLY wrong. The title "Doctor" in fact comes from Doctorate degree. Doctor, Doctor-ate, get it? it has NOTHING to do with prescriptions nor medicine. PhD is an abbreviation for Doctorate of Philosophy MD is an abbreviation for Doctorate of Medicine There are MANY other such Doctorate abbreviations for things like Engineering. ALL of them are 100% legit Doctors and have EVERY right to call them self Doctor or use the Dr. title. Your opinions do not count.
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  475. What's your take on the Ohio train crash and the potential insurance and lawsuits i fully expect to come out of it?
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  476. ok, so explain to me someone stepping over my property to use the sidewalk on my property..... access to public spaces cannot be denied.
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  477.  @Falcrist  and by deleting comments and censoring users, banning users, it prevents one side of the country from participating in public discourse. A newspaper is not a platform or ISP, they can do stuff like that. But putting labels on other people's content is editorializing. Arbitrarily denying people the right to monetize their content which is apparently ok to post and perfectly legal to profit from, is theft, especially when Youtube is still profiting from it. It's no different than an employer refusing to pay you wages for hours worked, it's a crime.
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  478. she didn't run, thus no hit and run.
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  479. this needs to result in disbarred lawyers and prison time.
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  480. What about the Prosecutor in the Kyle Rittenhouse case? He "just said stuff", blatantly lied in court. Disbar him.
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  481. Anyone who holds a doctorate degree, of ANY kind, has EVERY right to call themselves "Doctor" and use the Dr. title. People need to stop being stupid and uneducated and know that there are different types of Doctorate Degrees that involve different professions @chetmcmasterson 
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  482.  @hjf3022  then explain it to them. patients used to be educated and know the difference my whole life. got a bunch of dumb people running around today. product of our failing education system. "For your average person, it's a synonym, and incredibly culturally ingrained." no, it's not, that is a recent phenomena, one that physicians themselves caused, so they can now fix it. Lying to people about what a Doctor is caused this, and now your solution is to perpetuate that lie rather than teach people the truth? how pathetic. How insulting to teh intelligence potential of the common person. Stop perpetuating people's ignorance, as it only causes more stupidity to ensue later. We have established terms and conventions, use them properly. if Physicians aren't professional enough to use correct terms and definitions, then they aren't smart enough to be licensed MDs either.
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  483. anyone being a Karen and trying to deny access to public land, should have the land of theirs in question seized and made into public land. watch the Karens (men and women) stop this behavior.
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  484. they are doing it blatantly at this point, knowing they can just get away with it.
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  485. cops got caught throwing out their wives speeding tickets from traffic cams in AZ years ago (while I lived in the area). The cameras got ripped out after that. Parking chief should have all 21 of his tickets retroactively reinstated, with late penalties, and he should be forced to resign and barred from public office.
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  486.  stevebabiak6997  civil asset forfeiture is unconstitutional!
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  487. Google maps....it's free
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  488. unconstitutional
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  489. vegans are mentally ill. it's not a healthy diet and is unsustainable.
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  490. yet the rich don't have to pay taxes on jet fuel for their private jets.
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  491. disbar the judge for incompetence and corruption.
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  492. why not just download the footage with a warrant, and leave teh car in teh person's possession. Can't deprive people of property without due process of the law.
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  493. we need Juries on these types of cases to ensure adequate punishments.
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  494. giving people advice is free speech, legal or otherwise.
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  495. what if he was using the gas for a gas fueled heater? or a gas powered electrical generator? or getting gas to give to his designated driver?
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  496.  @samsprague2846  nobody was suggesting talking to nor arguing with a cop. learn to read. Reading comprehension is a necessary skill for understanding law and making courtroom arguments.
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  497.  @samsprague2846  still can't read I see...
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  498. speaking from personal experience, speed limiters cause accidents and put people at risk. There are times when you need to speed to pass or to get out of the way of an accident. They also cause traffic congestion when two cars can't pass one another on the freeway.
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  499. so now teh police are "ambulance chasers"?
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  500. it's not
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  501.  @amusedBYfools  BB gun , paintball, etc. are not Firearms. Nail guns and nerf guns are the same as a paintball gun and BB gun and are discharged in city limits every single day.
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  502. 100% Wrong Doctor comes from Doctorate, as in Doctorate Degree. it has literally NOTHING to do with medicine. the title Doctor is bestowed upon literally Anyone who earns a doctoral degree in any subject. Philosophy, history, engineering, math, physics, etc. PhD = Doctorate of Philosophy MD = Doctorate of Medicine Medical doctors are a subset of the larger group of doctors. They do not have sole rights to that title. and if it's so confusing, then medical doctors, if anyone, should be stripped of the right to use that title if they feel it's causing so much confusion, as it is medical people who have co-opted the term improperly in teh first place.
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  503.  @meloniedropik3539  Doctor =/= Physician you've already stated the solution. MDs need to go by "Physician", as was the case originally before MDs co-opted the title "Doctor", and stupidly claimed it meant something it doesn't. if MDs aren't smart enough to read and comprehend a dictionary and know they are the ones in the wrong, then they need to have their degrees/licenses stripped. Notice how non-MDs don't use the title "physician", since they know full well they are not one? But they are Doctors, and have every right to use the title. Morse so than MDs in fact, since MD was not the first Doctoral Degree. "The woman in the story Steve read needed to accept that she needed to have the credentials of a physician to call herself Dr. Sara when dealing with patients in a health care setting." 100% wrong. She needs only the credentials of Doctor to call herself Doctor, which she holds. To call herself a "physician", she needs an MD specifically, which she didn't have, nor claimed to have.
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  504.  @meloniedropik3539  "You go ahead and choose to die on this hill to change what has become the convention in ordinary American English. " I don't have to die on any hill. this is the way it is, whether you like it or not. The definition and origins of Doctor are not negotiable. She clearly stated she was a nurse, not a physician "which is why I chose the term physician since it seems to apply to both. " exactly, Physician is the correct and official term for a Medical Doctor. so use it. Medical doctors are not qualified to run around calling themselves doctor outside of hospitals then, and should be banned, as they are not qualified to discuss law, physics, mathematics, etc as a Doctor. Fair is fair. if you ban one doctor from using their title, then you must ban ALL doctors from using their titles as well. Laws must be applied equally across the board.
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  505.  @meloniedropik3539  Doctor = anyone with a Doctoral degree of ANY kind, period. Anyone with a Doctoral degree can use the title Dr., ask to be called Doctor, and use that title freely, without restriction Physician = a medical doctor, MD Only Medical Doctors can call themselves Physicians, and use the MD and Physician name. But they can also use the title Doctor since they hold doctoral degrees. It's just like how only Professional Pilots can call themselves Professionals, if they hold a Commercial or higher license. All other pilots are just recreational pilots. But professional pilots can't tell other pilots they can't claim to be a pilot at an airport. "I thank you for the civil, if contentious, discussion. I suspect that neither of us is going to concede any points, so I understand if you choose not to engage further. I will not interpret it as though I have convinced you." I must say, you are the first person to say something like this in online discussion, that I have seen. You've earned respect from me for doing so.
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  506. exactly
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  507. and the squatters never paid property tax
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  508. you can build a transmitter from parts....
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  509. vegans eating at places that don't have vegan meals is like a person with a shellfish allergy eating at a strictly seafood restaurant.
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  510. how about we charge the governor instead? I think we can come up with some ridiculous things to charge him with, same as he's doing.
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  511.  @TerryWalkerFrissonArt  wrong. people allergic to shellfish don't eat at strictly seafood restaurants and then complain. Food trucks tend to be HIGHLY specialized. if you want vegan, find a vegan food truck. vegan = mentally ill
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  512. you have a right to face your accuser, do you not?
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  513.  @Itstime2029  knowing the Basic structure of the military is something most people understand. And Lawyers are expected to be hyper precise and accurate with their words. It's a necessary skill for a lawyer to have.
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  514.  @Joejoeohoh  Most people know the difference and never served in the military.
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  515. this is Unconstitutional, plain and simple. Seizure of property without cause or warrant.
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  516. Museum cars? Car repair shops? personal projects? self repair? Car dealerships? ....
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  517. it IS impossible to prove a negative
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  518. burden of proof is the responsibility of the accuser
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  519. you don't have to be a lawyer to discuss law. you don't have to be a doctor to discuss medicine. you don't have to be an engineer to do engineering. .............
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  520.  @scottmcshannon6821  Even if we built a new power plant (coal, gas, or nuclear, not solar or wind) every week, it would still take 30yrs.
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  521. US contract law requires that both parties mutually benefit to be valid. and you cannot sign away your rights in a contract either. One-sided contracts are invalid.
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  522. and how are they supposed to know? Pay at the pump Exists.
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  523. How will many people pay their bills? Not everyone can get a credit card, not everyone has internet (or reliable internet). How will people get their paychecks? How will people pay their Taxes? How will the IRS send people their tax returns?
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  524.  @monicaclark9581  i live in a rural area
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  525. noncompete are illegal, they are anti-competitive, and unlawful contracts. In the US according to contract law, a contract must benefit both signatories. One-sided contracts are illegal and void.
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  526. vegan is not a dietary restriction. in fact it's incredibly unhealthy, they are basically killing themselves.
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  527. 100%
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  528. the banks cashing fraudulent/stolen checks need to be charged.
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  529. services not rendered.
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  530. how is this not a violation of US Contract Law?
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  531. Arrest teh Sheriff and put him in prison for 25yrs for stupidity
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  532. criminal minds
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  533. we have a right to privacy, and corporations have no right to violate that without explicit consent.
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  534.  @jgrenwod  you don't have to be here legally to get a DL either, they hand them out like candy to illegals
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  535. you wouldn't find snakes and mice, if you didn't tow the vehicle in the first place. bit of a chicken and the egg. Also, mice and snakes are part of the ecosystem, not a safety hazard.
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  536. who sent the "thumbs up"? can you prove it? people bump the thumbs up accidentally ALL THE TIME.
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  537. cops are ALREADY ABUSING this
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  538.  @marshalmercer594  That makes no sense. Both are doctoral degrees. PhD has literally nothing to do with medicine and will not help someone get a medical job. That would be like someone earning dual Doctorate degrees in Topology Mathematics and Egyptian History at the same time. Each degree requires its own discrete doctoral thesis/dissertation.
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  539.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  Fair, but in general most wont need it. But medical doctors don't have exclusive rights to use the title of Doctor. They never have had that right. And no state can pass laws curtailing free speech in this manner, they do not have legal authority to overrule the US Constitution. There would be no confusion among patients if they were properly educated and informed. All they need to do is tell people that if the Doctor doesn't have MD in their title, then they are not a Medical Doctor, that simple. Banning rights and criminally prosecuting innocent people just so others wont be confused is a tyrannical solution to the problem. The real solution is telling Doctors they need to start a nationwide effort to explain to all their patients the difference between a Doctor with an MD, and a Doctor with something else. In this way, everyone eventually learns the truth, confusion is removed. Have all the gov public schools teach it too. Now no one is harmed needlessly, and people can enjoy their freedoms tyranny free. The Founding Fathers knew that education was crucial to maintaining a free society. we used to have a good education system, and people used to know and understand this stuff, and not need the gov to intervene every time they didn't know something. People used to take personal responsibility (a critical necessity for a person to be free).
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  540.  @joesterling4299  Correct. As a professional pilot, I love your choice of analogy.
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  541. anytime it says that, it should be automatically deleted.
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  542. the gov is being malicious. The DMV doesn't have teh authority to deny citizenship.
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  543. US cash is legal tender and must be accepted for payment of debts.
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  544.  @OnkyoGrady  "However, you can't say what the role of gov is, and i can't either. " I can say what the role of gov is, as I understand why gov exists at all. And you could too if you read up on it more. There are set primary roles of gov, regardless of public opinion, and then their are roles gov can take on that are debatable whether they should or not. "I think an incredible case can be made for our model, buy others can do likewise. We can point to material and economic excellence, and they can point to their own metrics wins to justify their own methods (happiness, infant mortality, education etc)." Of course. I think the underlying ideas the US Founding Fathers built upon are superior to anything else ever devised (and that is based upon facts and evidence, not just blind bias), but the modern US has strayed from this vision. Some things weren't provisioned for and so needed changing, other things are blatant power grabs of corporations and politicians, and other things are idealistic notions of lazy people that don't actually work as advertised. I actually have a document I'm working on creating for a revised US gov that builds upon the ideas of the Founding Fathers, US Constitution, and more, but accounts for modern issues, while devising ways to limit corruption and such better. It solves healthcare, education, and more. The hope is that if I can lay out a complete idea (keeping in mind no idea is, or ever will be, perfect) people will better understand what I mean and how it works in totality, and can be modelled in simulations or games to show that it does in fact work as advertised (and if not, make changes until it does).
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  545.  @tuberNunya  "It wasn't obvious." I know, that's why I pointed it out. He spent most of the video getting it wrong.
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  546. @ "I guess you don't get sarcasm either." really? the Irony of what you just said..... Maybe when you're older you'll get it....
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  547. victim of theft and fraud gets the winnings. simple. no court case required.
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  548. doesn't this count as a conspiracy and armed bank robbery?
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  549. if I was the police, I'd tell the HOA to start doing what their members say. and I'd ask to see their financial records.
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  550. don't forget extortion for getting the arrest expunged.
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  551.  @AmicoWusky  vegans kill plants. and they negatively impact teh well being of everyone around them.
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  552. fine all police officers personally.
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  553. wait, don't women claim to have more empathy and be more nurturing than men? so much for that.
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  554. if you're cooking at home, you're better off anyways. restaurant prices are high these days. and you can cook SOOO many good simple meals at home. or even restaurant quality meals. And if you are cooking at home, you're probably a better cook than most these days.
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  555. easements are required by law
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  556. Lose control of your vehicle, and suffer the consequences accordingly. As it should be. If you don't run into things, you wont have an issue.
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  557. the hospital's failure to read her insurance properly, is there fault, not hers.
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  558.  @MonkeyJedi99  that's Socialism for you.....gov thinking they can do better
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  559.  @MonkeyJedi99  yet you can't name one thing I got wrong about Socialism. Define Socialism for me, if you think you know better. We must first establish a common frame of reference. so we need to start with what you Think Socialism is, vs what it actually is.
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  560.  @MonkeyJedi99  "a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole:" That's Communism. They've been altering the dictionaries and defintions. Go read a dictionary defintion from the 1960s. Socialism is where teh gov controls the means of production and tells people what they can produce, sell, buy, etc. When the gov designs a car instead of Ford, Chevy, Honda, Toyota, etc. It is a piece of crap. When the gov designs a fuel can, it sucks. When the gov implements price controls, that is Socialism. When the gov uses tax money to give lazy people free income, that is Socialism/Communism.
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  561. cellphones are already doing this
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  562. If I have to pay to access the law, to know what it is, then it's not valid.
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  563. Illegal use of plates. Removing evidence. toll fraud.
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  564. proving a negative IS impossible
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  565.  @DiscoFang  that's not an example of proving the negative. "proving a negative" is a concept. Proving a negative, or negative proof, is a way to show that something does not exist or is not the case. It's about being asked to prove something, for which no evidence exists, thus it cannot be proven defintively.
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  566.  @DiscoFang  those are not cases of proving the negative.
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  567. it should never be ready. this is America!
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  568. My grandparents had a back 40 property corner connected to a front 40, and they had access to both at the corner. what happened to easements?
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  569. Right to Repair should apply to EVERYTHING, it needs to be added to teh US Bill of Rights. It's as important to freedom as Free Speech.
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  570. ISP providers were not part of the court case, were they? I'd just ignore teh order. The Judicial branch is not teh Executive branch, and they can't pass laws.
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  571. some people beat it without lawyers with dash cams. many defeated the ticket before teh court hearing though by submitting the evidence to teh judge.
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  572. Farm tractors are not made for highway use, yet they are allowed on teh roads. just declare it farm equipment and put a slow moving vehicle sign on them (for show), and screw the gov.
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  573. Unconstituional!
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  574. how does one "prove their money isn't used for drugs", legally?
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  575. I would never date a vegan. automatic red flag. very few humans can live healthy on a vegan diet. to me, vegan = mental illness
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  576. 10:30 Even if you earned a Doctorate, you CANNOT force me to call you "doctor" if I don't want to. piss off. Most people with doctorate degrees these days are mindless idiots. They went straight from high school to PhD of some sort, and they get NO respect from me. When Medical Doctors censored truth about COVID and other issues, attack keto diets, carnivore diets, and fasting, they deserve 0 respect! Respect is EARNED. Someone who worked in their field for years or decades before finally getting a PhD I hold in the highest of esteem and will give them respect by default (until/unless they give me reason to not respect them). Respect is not a Right. Compelled speech is illegal. But this nurse is 100% correct, she is a Doctor in the purest sense, and she has EVERY right to use her title, even if people don't like it or don't refer to her by it.
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  577. more proof that Trudeau's Canada is a dictatorship
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  578. Pass it again and override teh veto
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