We’ve completely forsaken the idea that prison is a place of reform and instead use it as a place of revenge and torture for anyone even suspected of committing a crime.
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Still way cheaper than the $58k it costs for a switchblade drone.
They usually carry the spool on the drone so they don’t really get tangled because the feed end is at the source of the movement. It can always let out more slack to continue forward.
The court is capable of calling out more than one person. It could send him to prison for the original crime and also charge the police with a separate crime of trying to frame him.
I don’t think it will matter. We need modern logistics to produce and get food to people. Without that 90% of people will starve in the first few months.
It’s good to have supplies for regional disasters and events that only last a few weeks or months. But if the national grid is going to be out for a year or more and things like fuel and food can’t be transported and stored at key locations then it’s all going to shit.
Funding is easy to lose down the road but laws against the homeless will sure be there for decades to come.
What? You can just fly into the city?
I hate our healthcare system so much. Individual bills for random doctors you never asked for that are somehow working for the hospital but are unrelated in terms of their insurance policy makes zero sense. How could anyone consent to anything in a reasonable fashion
We don’t hate them, it’s just that capitalism has found them to be an easy and vulnerable target for manipulation.
I don’t think he’ll run as much as he’ll just still be there when he’s not supposed to be and no one in government will do anything about it.
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Let’s also consider the decades of little to no mass shootings and gun violence in these entire countries: Japan Singapore South Korea United Kingdom Australia New Zealand Norway Iceland Denmark