desktop_user [they/them]

It’s the same concept as car dealerships having loans and being owned (or franchise things) by the car company.

can we only test in on men too?

exactly, where else has the thrill of risk with the safety of probably not getting caught?

would the tax be based on the number of livable units in the home?

it isn’t particularly slow if you have enough RAM and it has indexed the project

companies shouldn’t have limits on how far they can grow, and vertical integration is almost impossible to regulate as it’s just manufacturing a product from start to finish.

one of the benefits of capitalism is that people can trade time for currency and currency for goods and services, education is a service that enables access to more efficient time to currency conversions.

does Britain not allow car deterrent I beams?

it is simply preventing laws from banning a modern bulletin board billboard hybrid tech that teenagers use because it would restrict access to bulletin boards for adults and minors.

1. bluetooth file transfer
2. wget -c
3. example.com

'murican republican party is trying to criminalize immigrants, LGBT youth, and pro palatinian speech; I have yet to see a car discriminate who it maimes or kills. IIRC there are plans for California to make new ICE cars illegal in 2035. and yes the us does have a bit of a gun problem.

people destroy the environment, cars need people to cause significant environmental harm. If you just reduce the commonality (people) there will be less environmental harm, fewer deaths, and fewer cities pushing their employment heavy ideals on the rest of the country.

one trys to criminalize my friends, the other provides a more reliable form of transportation to the big airport than the smaller airlines and results in fewer deaths than firearms in my country.

yes, but what if you don’t want mercy?

how much tax is there on train ownership overthere?

no, other types of hatred are allowed and plentiful

it would work pretty well after a few years, just ignore the deaths during the roll out.

sawdust is edible though, now digestable is a different question entirely and will require a few centuries of research to get data on due to my pro-sawdust-in-food lobbyists.

yes, however as far as I am aware there are no laws in the us against any private vehicle usage on private land. Unlike the FDA which criminalizes owning or consuming certain chemicals.

this is probably a place that associates “borg” with the “resistance is futile” quote more than anything else