"While there’s a strong historical precedent for a lavish excursion to Bali, the plaintiff has instead taken a more unorthodox approach and presented an all-expenses-paid diving trip off the shores of Aruba."
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Homeless people can be arrested for sleeping, Presidents cannot be arrested for rampant graft and corruption done while in office.
There is no clearer a summary of "conservative 'law and order'" than this.
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Of course not. That would require a liberal arts education. Not STEM or Business "school".
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Eh. Check out some early aviators. Many of them had multiple crashes they survived before the one that did them in.
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Not a lot of folks living where the sub wreckage came to rest after the implosion.
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The problem is they will fly somewhere interesting. And that interesting place will have people on the ground who aren't making dumb decisions.
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Getting aluminum and riveting together an "airframe" is still slightly easier than obtaining fisible materials.
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Looking forward to the ground based orbital defense system we have to build to dig out way out of Kessler syndrome.
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That would be true if the water and black mold in base housing wasn't deadly.
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Lipstick5 just begrudgingly recited "boring stuff is important" so props to Bluey for the parenting assist.
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*fund the legal bill.
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Public will see it with the airlines fighting the FAA and probably the Consumer protection bureau. But General Aviation is about to get WILD.
They'll call for privatization to find the legal bill.
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How about the flat earther who launched himself? Mike Hughes.
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Not to mention SpaceX complaining about how all the regs slow down their "fail faster model"
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And that's setting aside the fringe but pervasive folks who think the "Code of Federal Regulations" isn't regulatory because it's not "United States Code".
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There are MUCH more important implications for the overturning of the Chevron doctrine. But in my aviation world it's gonna be nuts.
You have any idea how many hair brained homebuilt aircraft/spacecraft the FAA is keeping grounded? Cuz you're about to find out.
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On the plus side. I don't have to wear a survival suit when I fly over the water.
On the minus side my house will be destroyed regularly, insurance's business model is financially untenable, food and water wars on the horizon with climate refugees.
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I apologize. I stand corrected.
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Every morning I check the news and it's like
-SCOTUS Eliminates Three More Basic Rights, Only Six Remain
-President Mispronounces a Word, Will Now Lose Election to Senile Hitler
-New AI Company Uses Artist Blood to Let Billionaires and Racists Live Forever, Gets $45 Billion Valuation
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Not wrong. It's very PS1 Lara Croft.
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Idk if I'm stating the obvious, but justices never write/speak like this. She's telling the world this is a five-alarm fire and the coup is on.
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Weird how the headline never goes the other way.
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Not even him. Miami property developers.
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Only expanding if they build more beachline south China sea style.
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Also. Many of them are wrapped. So not sure how effective that would be.
Really though, you just gotta wait in a maritime environment.
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I'ma Bambi bucket them with seawater in a minute.
Like playing whack-a-mole but with expensive things.
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So. I'm in a new part of Florida now. And they are EVERYWHERE. Ive seen like 20.
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❌In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran, cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate. This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is a vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished.
✅ I'm retro.
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❌If we shadows have offended
Think but this and all is mended
That you have but slumbered here
Whilst these visions did appear
And this weak and idle theme
No more yielding than a dream
✅ You are tripping.
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Heartening news but extremely important to note, before getting too excited, this has only been tested in mice with a mouse-specific virus so we need to hold our horses, even though if this is proven effective in humans with human viruses that will be fucking awesome.
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I mean, it's bad. And you should read original works when able.
But the Great Gatsby fucking sucks.
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I forget how boring contemporary Christian music is until I'm subjected to it while trying to enjoy a Blizzard at my local DQ.
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We went from scratching the surface with crashes and the doors flying off, and now we're down into "um maybe we didn't actually build the planes out of the stuff we said."
AND THIS CAME OUT *BEFORE* SCOTUS TOOK ENFORCEMENT POWERS FROM FEDERAL REGULATORS
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