I agree with you that this should be illegal. I expect this was in the terms of service, though. Since we have no laws restricting this kind of bullshit, the company can argue that they're within their rights.
We need some real legislation around privacy. It's never going to happen, but it needs to. We need a right to anonymity but that is too scary for advertisers and our police state.
This is the weirdest way to say this. What a weird bot.
Here's the fun part. They'll use the shadow docket and won't give any rationale.
I think most democrats have been voting for democrats while wishing they were more left. Voting for democrats hasn't been about liking the candidates. It's been more about disliking the opposing candidates.
Oh, I have no doubt that the Leavitt's might use ICE as a weapon against someone inconvenient. The article makes nothing clear, though.
Maybe not even that. Former girlfriend of Leavitt's brother? Former one-night-stand of Leavitt's brother? The article is unclear in a way that is either purposeful or ignorant. I'm not sure which.
I guess you need reading skills in addition to social skills. Again, I didn't say that I camp in the middle lane. I get frustrated by those who do. I just gave what I assume to be the logic used by people who do camp in the middle lane.
Go watch yourself masturbate in a mirror so you can give misery to someone who deserves it.
The woman is Leavitt's nephew's mother but is estranged from her child. She has no real relationship to Leavitt.
The real story here is that she was a DACA kid with one arrest for battery, the legal outcome of which is unclear. Obviously "the worst of the worst".
I didn't say I do that. I'm the guy getting frustrated behind them. I also don't go around calling strangers cunts you fucking asshole.
Edit: Oh, I see, from your comment history it seems that you're just a miserable cunt yourself. Maybe go work on your people skills.
I think the logic is that they're not in the left lane so there is room to go around, and they're not in the right lane so they don't need to work to manage merges every time there is an on-ramp. The middle lane is a safe middle-ground where you're safe from most merges and where you shouldn't annoy the faster traffic too much.
Shit, point conceded... Thanks for correcting me.
Did you know that most people can do more than one thing in their lives? It is possible to both post online and take action IRL.