“we have always done it like that” is not an argument for of against anything. It is a mere observation.

Who needs a table of contents? Just read the book!

Mmmh only a true connisseur appreciates the exquisite handmade stupidity.

Without second guessing you say? Even if this is not the same ICE?

You monster! There are children here!

Where do you live where such a notion is the norm?

The flood of depressing stuff here is really something.

Ooooooh now I get what you mean!

You do not eat pizza etc. outside of summer…? What?

Could you go into detail what you mean with the last sentence? Example: Should I assume someone else can not walk somewhere when they ask me for directions after walking to me? Surely that is not what you mean, but all the examples I can come up with in this moment are about as absurd as that. I can not see how always assuming others might have some (relevant to the situation) disability would help me interact with them instead of doing the exact opposite.

Uhh… I am pretty sure a big portion of people see immigration as something bad in the USA. There is a reason they are deporting so many “non-illegal” immigrants.

Works in the browser, although it takes a long time to load. It does not work from within “connect”, perhaps because of the long delay.

When I click your first link all I get is “No Comments”.

Obviously extremely USA centric, as per the usual.

I always wonder how these people are able to twist their own thoughts like that. I am sure many truly believe in what they say, just like Putin actually thinks he is the next great person to make Russia great again etc.

Can it at least be fixed with a new battery? Or does that get drained quickly too?

So, what is the actual law behind this? Who can enter where on what ground? For anyone familiar with the local law, this should be a super clear cut case, no? So “possibly unlawful” is a bit odd, where I rather think it is in fact lawful, otherwise they would be able to simply make the law that was broken.

Sample size of 1000 is absolutely nothing for so many detailed/granular questions. Let alone then weighing the few sub-groups etc.

Is this for real?

Graduation is the peak of life…? In what metric is that supposed to be the case? Number of graduations per year?