...the Sabertooth Tigers, by leading the Ticks.

I'm not disagreeing with you, I just want to point this out.

Especially when you recall that he took down the Millers, retrieved Rita's notebook, survived the woods with Clyde using advice from the sisters, took the full bulk of Luan's April Fools pranks to protect Ronnie Anne, with Clyde volunteering to go into Lori and Leni's room, and recently dealt with..

They were dealing a dead pirate and his octopus sidekick, not a dead pirate army. So, there was no need for the others to have a bigger presence.

Also, while Lincoln's not afraid to ask for help, he's very capable of solving his problems by himself.

Congratulations!

#WyldePak

It's worth remembering that the excesses of the robber barons led directly to the Great Depression. "…Doomed to repeat it," indeed.
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Software utilities, I think, must be treated the same way: regulated (including price) and operated under oversight. Otherwise, they're just a robber-baron monopoly with a stranglehold on the economy.
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When half the internet doesn't work because of a failure of a single vendor, that vendor is a utility, in the same way that power, water, and, back in the day, the phone companies, are/were utilities.
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The companies that control that infrastructure, however, cannot be treated as normal companies.
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And even if they do scrub it, it'll be done in such an incompetent way that it was obvious that they did it.