That image is somewhat misleading as here in Oregon you need an ID or SSN to register to vote in order to receive a ballot in the first place. It's worded as if anyone can just cast a vote without ID, but since we have strict mail-in voting, you cannot receive a ballot without registering first.

It'll probably be classified as terrorism before too long.

This sounds very dry and very British.

Today, a McDouble is $2.79 in my area and drinks are $1.59, $1.79, or $1.89 depending on size. I'm looking at a minimum of $7.17 for the same meal I used to eat a decade ago, not counting tax.

They actually have a McDouble meal for $6 now that has a McDouble, 4pc nuggets, fries, and a drink.

Thats because the delivery robot is corporate property while people are not (currently).

I havent seen that. Here in the PNW, even formerly cheap sit-down restaurants have doubled their prices in the last few years. Red Robin's used to have burgers and bottomless fries for $9.99 and now those burgers are smaller "tavern style" and the fry portion is smaller and they want $18 for it.

I'd have to agree with you there. This is one aspect that online commentors love to make a big deal about when describing their "ideal low-tech vehicle" but I doubt any of those comments actually translate into real sales. It's like people demanding a TV that doesn't use a remote control. Nobody really wants that.

This could also be explained by the entire rest of the market being different flavors of the exact same thing. A little over a decade ago, we actually had choices in what type of phone we wanted. Now, if you want anything other than an identical slab, foldables are your only choice.

they're worthless even in such amazing condition to this day.

It must be a really undesirable model like a long bed and/or extra cab because these OBS trucks are otherwise worth a lot in good/pristine condition to enthusiasts especially in places like Canada where vehicles quickly rust out. The most desirable is the single cab short bed truck.

Man posts like this always bring out the most out-of-touch hot takes.

What "far more capable car loaded up" can you get for $25k?

They set a charge limiter on their phone to stop charging at 90%. Its not at 90% because the charger is slow.

More range not only means driving further without charging but also fewer charge cycles being needed.

Imagine it being like your phone when you play games and the battery dies after 6 hours. How long do you think your phone's battery is going to last when you're regularly charging it that often? Now imagine you paid $30k-$100k for the phone and you'll see why range is important to most people.

I personally have a 100 mile work commute and have decided not to get an EV for the time being because I want one I can keep at least a decade like my current ICE (Camry) without worrying about a $20k battery replacement or having to constantly keep it on a charger. It looks like the new solid state batteries should solve this issue but nobody is producing them yet.

You can sue in federal court if the act was breaking federal law. This is how most civil rights abuse cases are filed.

Fetterman is just playing his part in all this kayfabe. Ever notice how there's always just enough Democrats willing to cross the aisle to pass this garbage legislation? That's because they want to make it appear as if there's actual opposition to stuff like this when in reality this was the plan all along, they're all in on it, and they're just following the script.

When Democrats have a majority, they flip it around and pretend like they always have to water all their bills down for 'bipartisan support' to the point of being completely ineffective so that they can keep us in our place while pretending to be heroes with victory just out of reach.

Victory will always be just out of reach so long as Democrats and Republicans control congress. The ruling class is always looking out for their own best interests not the intrests of the American public.

Theyre made of cheap "pleather" material that flakes apart with time. I have some expensive headphones that have done the same. You can just buy replacement ear pads and slip them on like a fitted bed sheet.

Or they're might leave a present for you on your poop deck.

We go to a local 3-cinema theater in our town at least once a month. Tickets are $7 and a large popcorn and two beers is $20. The place was on hard times about 10 years ago but now it's always packed and Regal has actually shut down one of their own theaters in town (which was previously another independent theater that Regal ran into the ground after purchasing). The place is a local treasure for sure.

And yeah, we all need to be worried about an interpretation that being in America somehow does not place a person under the justification of the American justice system and all the rights and responsibilities that entails.

The Constitution references "under the jurisdiction of the United States" so if they do rule that these people aren't entitled to Constitutional rights, I'm curious how that doesn't also mean that these people are immune from US laws too. You can't claim these people aren't protected by our laws while also claiming that they're subject to those same laws.

I watch a lot of dashcam videos on YouTube and the Viofo ones are consistently good quality video. I wound up getting the A119 but haven't recorded anything interesting enough to pull footage yet.