CasualPenguin

If it's concrete evidence then that makes the size of the stones less impressive because they could just add water and make them on site.

I'll add another:

He does it, not pretends someone else is requiring he do it

Forget legal recourse (assuming this post is true at face value which is a huge assumption I know) but if a corporation is trying to get out of ending a human life in such an obviously unjust way, we as a society should be burning them to the ground.

But at the same time, who would throw away their life (being jailed) in order to do that, because citizens are definitely not protected in the same way, so this will just keep on happening. (Assuming this case is real, but there are other equally abhorrent examples of corporations being excused of consequences for ending human life for the sake of making money)

Yeah but they get away with it because their audience only cares/is fed the stuff they agree with

Trump said the government should be allowed to take people's guns without due process (just breaking two constitutional amendments, NBD) and Republicans just had to wait a couple days and their voters forgot about it

So many dancing Spidermans

I take it you are inviting as many homeless people into your home as it can fit each night?

I'm still waiting to see civilization start...

Good point, but also it's not that they will lose all of the user data they sell if people switch off Chrome, just the parts that chrome collects.

If they were blocking ublock users from accessing any google products then it would be purely a 'we only care about ad revenue'

It would be very interesting to see the internal data they use to make these decisions, but also knowing tech these decisions were probably made by a series of mid level managers sufficiently sucking the air out of the room until a critical mass was hit to make this happen

It's a strange question, because first you'd have to quantify how many power lifters do not require supplements, from experience the answer is 0 but I could be wrong.

Your comment existing has a carbon footprint, doesn't mean it should be paired with the dairy industry's

Un-Brie-lievable is one of the only great vegan cheeses I've had (expensive as hell though)

Thanks for sharing, he was talked about a lot when I was a kid but I never really understood why so much. Watching this I can't help wonder if it was because he made homophobes uncomfortable (not that he was openly gay)