AnotherDirtyAnglo

It's the lawyer that you need for your criminal trial that's the expensive part.

Maybe should PP should 'butt out' of the conversation between doctors, parents, and minors who need puberty blockers.

I know that hypocrisy is 'on brand' for the far-right, but fuck, it's annoying.

Restricting puberty blockers until after puberty is like taking birth control pills after the baby has been born.

I mean, do fans of the CPC have any functioning critical thinking? Or are they mostly just hateful nosey pricks who can't mind their own business?

Like, I know it's a Toyota and all... But there's a good chance that these 20+ year old vehicles have already been scrapped.

Feels like it goes without saying, but if you did the crime and paid the time, there's no reason you shouldn't be re-integrated back into society in the free-and-clear.

Sometimes physical damage (like a frayed cable on the charger, or a damaged connector) can't be monitored remotely -- but they would certainly see that a station's usage stats have suddenly dropped, and could send someone by to check on it.

Yup, we're all so spoiled by a hundred years of momentum in fossil fuel delivery. I remember my great uncle telling stories from the 70's about getting stuck at his in-laws farmhouse for three days because the gas station in town was out of gas, and he didn't have enough in the tank to make it the 70km to the next town with a gas station, and even if they did, they weren't sure they had any gas either.

I'd actually love to see that -- Level 6: Finding fresh bok choi. Buy bok choi for stirfry. Monster attacks, defeat him, you win only if the bokchoi is left unbruised. Level 7: Make stirfry. Monster attacks, Goal - defeat him before stir fry gets cold. :)

Uh, yeah, because once dying is the recommended alternative to fixing the mental health care system, there's going to be less demand, and government will use that as an excuse to not fix the fucking problem.

Will they be properly equipped? Will they be properly trained? Will they be well paid? Will we take care of them (and their families) when they inevitably get hurt in the process of helping us?

I think we all know the answers to these questions.

Precisely. Not sure why their example isn't being replicated in every city and suburban town.