

Abortion is explicitly legal in Montana. The parental consent law would have meant that parental approval was required for a minor to get an abortion.
The Dobbs decision overturning Roe v Wade made it state laws that matter on abortion.
Abortion is explicitly legal in Montana. The parental consent law would have meant that parental approval was required for a minor to get an abortion.
The Dobbs decision overturning Roe v Wade made it state laws that matter on abortion.
The Webster definition is morally bad or wrong.
What morals a person has can vary and can be contextual as well so there isn’t an easy definition. Asking for that really detracts from the point. Which is more what are your morals and which of those are strongly held and which are weaker.
It can take a while to get over a layoff when it’s unexpected, it isn’t so different than a relationship ending. We spend a lot of time at work and often put a lot of ourselves into our jobs.
This could be depression or just delayed grief as needing to find a job on short notice tends to block out a lot of emotion and it can take a bit after getting a job for that block to loosen.
What helps you get out of the funk and what helps someone else get out probably varies. For me a decent walk around the neighborhood/park and decreased phone time are/were very helpful. Even mild alcohol use was a very temporary thing that created a long-term detriment. Society sucks at teaching healthy coping mechanisms.
It isn’t but if it can’t work at that scale how do you convince anyone it will work when it’s larger scale? Showing feasibility is important.
Mbfc is ok but is itself biased towards Western and Pro-Israel content.
Then the AI companies that have openly used pirated stuff could also get disconnected lol. Of course business will be fine and individuals will get shafted who expects anything different nowadays.
This isn’t necessarily about the burial itself but usually there is an opportunity for a relative or relatives to confirm that the body is who is expected. Especially during war, dog tags and other record matching may help but not always. Logistics are complex during war and wounds can make proper identification difficult.
The UK did it mostly in the 20th century till the practice started falling out of favor. Personally never experienced or heard of it irl in the US but its in movies and TV pretty often.
I knew it I’m surrounded by assholes!
I mean crimes of passion would be the simplest example.
Some heirarchy is inherent in society. It can be as simple as a farmer making better cheese than their neighbor. Now they keep more and people who know it is better and like cheese are more willing to give more for it. Now the better cheese maker has more than his neighbor. That inequality is a base for hierarchy. There’s no human nature involved in generating that hierarchy besides better cheese and cheese lovers.
You keep talking about police as they are-that is a strawman I ain’t arguing for. In any society however, there remains a need for enforcement of those societal laws. Unjust laws/enforcement are not an argument against laws or enforcement entirely just that laws and enforcement should be made just.
Id actually argue the majority of people are inherently good but something needs to constrain the minority of the inherently “bad”.
I’m arguing for massive reform so don’t @me about what is when we’re arguing about what should be. I’ve had enough lived experience as a melanated individual. I’ve also seen what mob justice does-while a last resort when justice is otherwise obstructed it should not be the first line when it gets things wrong so often (see lynchings).
Policing’s past as slave catchers and continued existence whereby they protect property over people is not what law enforcement should be. However, no matter what society you make there are individuals who will break laws in both minor and major ways. A lot of criminality is a result of socioeconomics but not all and there needs to be a way to enforce punishment on those exceptions in an equitable way.
Mob justice is considered uncivilized for many reasons. There does need to be some sort of enforcement group of laws.
They should actually be educated on the law, “deescalation”, and put people over property.
Being “safe” is also a gamble, if you aren’t bringing anything new or unique you’re gambling that the title or brand is sufficient for success.
The issue is potential copyright, the right to be “forgotten”, and of course illegal porn (csam, “revenge”, etc).
Isn’t not doing that part of the draw of foss? That sort of UI/“engagement” is necessary for monetization but is not for foss.
A product getting “sold” is in direct contradiction to it being foss. That’s the viewpoint of money and enshittifiers.
Most people here are specifically avoiding those companies in part because of their “engagement” algorithms.
These are the ones I know but there are others who i dislike but never learn their names. I could also probably think of more but that’s more time and headspace than they deserve.
Tom Cruise Nic Cage Chris Pratt Alec Baldwin Will Smith Marc Wahlberg. Timothy Chalamet Toby McGuire Gwyneth Paltrow Adam Driver Jared Leto
I was always ambivalent about kids leaning more to not. Met my wife and thought yeah, if I’d raise a kid with anyone it’d be her. Getting my first father’s day this weekend. No regrets, very happy, kids awesome even though she can’t speak yet she still communicates a lot. Yeah the screamy cries suck but the smiles, the giggles, the confusion and curiosity about anything new, goddamn.
That’s a problem no matter who is in charge. Think China, Russia, etc would act any different with that same power? Theoretically, a blockchain currency could be a solution but as is they’re either a scam or investment rather than currency.
Not the rich ones. See Trump and all his cronies.
They have previously been hacked.
You get one experience getting something expensive/cared about stolen and it sticks with you. It’s part of how our brains are wired.
Just a few thieves in one area can quickly change a culture.
When i was a kid no one in the neighborhood locked their house, garages would be left open. Then thefts started happening. Garages were closed, doors started being locked. The thieves were eventually caught (teenagers turned in by their parents) but the garages have stayed shut and houses locked and it’s been a couple decades.