I say boohoo to the industry that stole hundreds of billions of dollars from the government by taking money to build out a nationwide fibre network and doing fuck all with it.
The Book Of Broken Promises: $400 Billion Broadband Scandal And Free The Net - that's from fucking 2014. Just imagine how much money we've shoveled away on subpar service while we also get fleeced for a new build out.
Russia's side, it's not even a question. Don't forget these assholes went to Russia on July 4th not that long ago.
Who knows how much dirt they have on the republican party, especially since the rnc was hacked at the same time as the dnc, but only the dnc emails got released.
Mexico, but where is the blue badge gang from?
One of them is a real threat to average Americans, and hint: it isn't ms13.
here's a Newsweek article on it that I skimmed the first few paragraphs of. Google likely has more info that I'm too lazy to dig out at the moment.
And some of them would gladly take your life if it meant they got it to be part of the cool kids club. (Gang initiations)
I honestly don't know if you're referring to illegal immigrants or the police in America.
I'm more worried about the police killing me than an illegal immigrant, but that's because I live in the real world.
Texas has much bigger problems they should be dealing with. Having a reliable grid should be a much bigger priority than the border, but Texas would rather kill people (at the border, or just in their own homes during a snowstorm) than fix their actual problems.
But hey, that's the republican MO.
Probably a lot of dirt from helping them take down the Italian mob of New York so the Russian mob could take over.
I've heard really good things about Hover, that's probably where I'm going to go once I get close to renwal
Might have left it in his depends.
Thankfully I don't think the stupid windbag has another 15 years in him.
I don't really see an issue with the proposed regulations. If a business doesn't want to participate in door dash or whatever, they should have the ability to opt out. Especially with how haphazard deliveries can be through these apps.
Nice article, even though his statement is exactly what we all expected him to say.
Also, if you ever don't want to give a news site clicks (or want to get around the paywall), you can just copy the article contents into the body of the post or a comment. I do that for the WaPo articles I post.