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  1. Maybe. I live in Virginia and I knew Miami had a curfew. you don’t see the start of things in the video - which is typical for police situations, we always see when things go sideways and not the 10 minutes that led up to it. if I had to guess - she knew what she was doing, she just thought she’d get away with it. Like many people I presume think they’ll get away with violating the curfew. Unfortunately the only way to solve that is to show everyone you won’t get away with it, by arresting the ones that try at the start. we’ve turned into a society that generally is disrespectful towards authority, then complain when authority does something about it. the city proactively informed everyone - it was a national story. Presumably there are signs, radio ads, and the police were warning apeople as curfew approached (in my experience they do) it’s your job to understand the rules. It’s not anyone’s job to make sure you understand them, outside the government making it easy to look them up (which they do.). Therefore it’s not anyone’s fault when you get in trouble for breaking the rules, except yours. None of which would matter if there wasn’t the history of mayhem with spring break tin Miami that there is.
  2. NRA might qualify also maybe eventually the GOP/RNC 😂
  3. Yes. It takes a while to destroy rigorous engineering processes. and it is very hard to put them back in place especially since destroying them in the first place resorts in a money issue americans have an unhealthy infatuation with the stock market, and in many ways don’t even understand the thing they’re obsessed with. worse - the people responsible have made a ton of money and likely have a golden parachute in place for when they are kicked out. None of them will see prison. Whatever find there are will be handled by the org. I’ve always thought that if you wanted to stop rich people from doing things that are devastating to the rest of us - put them in prison. Fines are meaningless. Put them in prison and suddenly it matters and others take note. Purdue pharma is a great recent example.
  4. If I were the mother I’d see if I could file charges against the kid for harassment and theft. **** this started with the supposed victim committing multiple crimes. So. Let’s have fun with it!
  5. Sounds like an asshole kid got the least he deserves I’m of the mind that if the child or parent has to take control of a bullying situation, the school has failed and is responsible.
  6. I know Boeing disputed it and I’m not sure how it finalized but if I recall correctly they originally chose airbus edit: well I can’t find any articles on it so maybe I just made that up 😂
  7. My guess is it’ll happen soon to save face. Don’t think it’ll help much short term.
  8. Right - but Boeing as it exists currently will not be how it exists in the future. I imagine entire c-suite turnover, as well as upper management. They may need to rebrand, or maybe even broken up. My point is I think we’ve reached a point where it’s clear something very drastic will occur with Boeing. but it’s just my opinion. also just my opinion - I cannot help but wonder if the Air Force One contract going to airbus was somehow based on certainly people having an understanding this was how things were at Boeing, and determining there’s no way in hell they’ll use their planes for the next generation.
  9. It’s hard to see how Boeing survives this. It may survive via government takeover, or total rebrand and reorg. But it’s in for a rough ride. DOJ criminal investigations consumers avoiding flights with their planes carriers halting orders It’s going to be hard to get through all that
  10. The EU leads the world in data privacy laws as well. It’s yet another sign of how dysfunctional our government is.
  11. The changes at the RNC are nuts. and it looks like a version of the project 2025 stuff. What team Trump is doing the RNC, is exactly what they will do to the federal government if they win. from where I sit - if they win, and are successful, and decide to cancel the 2028 election for whatever reasons they come up with, I’m not really sure who’s left to stand in the way. giant conspiracy theory, I get it, take it with a grain of salt. But that’s what I see at the moment. The RNC is a template for project 2025, on a smaller scale and easier to do because the power dynamic is way different than federal government.
  12. I don’t think Biden got it easy. I think he was treated the same way every other president was treated, except for this special counsel investigation nonsense which I assume was only done because of what was going on with Trump. And if Trump had turned the documents over when requested, in their entirety, he would have also been treated the same way. You can gripe about that because ultimately a run of the mill defense contractor or other government employee likely wouldn’t be treated the same way. There is a level of special treatment when dealing with former presidents or VPs, you can hate it all you want but it’s a fact of reality you cannot deny. But at the end of the day there was a standard process for this, which has occurred with every outgoing admin since the presidential record act, and nothing was alarming. Until Trump decided to lie about it, and then try to hide the documents, and have official sworn statements turned over that were (at the time they were made) known to be false. It’s incredible to me how this, what seems to be very basic, understanding of the differences and how events played out has escaped so many people. From the public to the media. Even people that are anti Trump seem to have trouble with it sometimes.
  13. I’m against raising the age. medicine/healthcare is better, but I don’t believe that translates into people should be required to work longer. I’m retiring at 55. People that think you should work into your 70’s are nuts. If you love what you do, fine. But the sooner I have no obligations to others the better.
  14. Given the current situation- I don’t know that it would be bad thing. the goal is safe and reliable air travel, right?
  15. If the FAA wanted to offload the audit responsibility, they should make airbus audit Boeing and Boeing audit airbus.
  16. yes Yes this is fun. I also understand why Israel is doing what they’re doing. I’m actually surprised they haven’t done worse, and if they did or decide to I’ll understand why. The interesting part of situations like this is you can find blame for both sides, as well as sympathy.
  17. I have a feeling we’re watching the start of some pretty crazy stuff with Boeing. wouldn’t want to own their stock right now 😂
  18. It’s a tried and true way to detect leaks. I’ve used it for gas lines, tires… anything where a leak means air (or something gaseous) leaking out, dawn does wonders. makes a **** ton of bubbles you can’t ignore 🤷‍♂️
  19. https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4526727-buck-retiring-next-week republicans lose another in the house as Buck announces retirement
  20. The organization has made it clear that it isn’t about winning hard to expect the players to put in any real effort or care when that’s the case my assumption is always that any other team would get more out of any one of our players, if they could just escape this pathetic org much the same as the Snyder era redskins/commanders.
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