PriorityMotif

The police have access to warrantless tracking information on you through private companies in the form of license plate readers. Is a slow boil, but we'll get there soon enough.

Seems like I win either way

Poor steve1989

It's better to have a bunch of mediocre workers that get along than one really good worker that is toxic and makes everyone's life more difficult. Your dad kind of sucks.

https://youtu.be/JRpouK0KmWQ

I do it to our local PD on Facebook in hope that they retaliate or I can claim retaliation if I get pulled over for something trivial.

Ew, no thank you

Gun stores are the final decider on who is and isn't buying guns. There should be more training for them, but also more liability attached as well. They know the people who are making straw purchases and they ignore it because they want sales.

Before chrome became massively popular, Firefox was very popular. ie was still the most used browser back then

It's a much deeper rabbit hole that I can't fully explain and I'm someone who went without menal health treatment for most of my life and I should have been treated in my childhood and wasn't. Up until recently there was a stigma attached to mental illness. Probably because you until the 80s you could get thrown into an assilym and given a labotomy or worse. Lately mental healthcare has become something of a fad. And everybody is trying to see doctors. Mental health physicians are few and far between. Even with health insurance it can be difficult to find one. Some places have appointments booked solid for six months or more. It is expensive. It's roughly $200 (before insurance) to see a psychiatrist for ten minutes just to get a prescription refilled. The deductible you pay with insurance varies, but can still be over $50 or more. You can go to a private practice doctor, but they likely don't deal with insurance. Prescriptions are generally pretty cheap, even without insurance, it depends on which pharmacy you go to. Going to a regular doctor for mental healthcare is generally a bad idea because they don't understand how to diagnose people properly. Giving someone with bipolar disorder an SSRI is like throwing gas on the fire.

Local jails are full of people with undiagnosed and untreated mental health disorders. It would be much cheaper to just give people free healthcare, but there's a lot of mean spirited people in the u.s. also due to mental health issues, no doubt.

Seems like they could use a boom lift and work around them if they wanted to. I'm sure there's a way to cover the panels with plywood to where they wouldn't get damaged. Much cheaper and easier than removing and replacing.

Why did they have to remove the panels in order to fumigate? If the company couldn't work around them then they should have found a different company.