Asking the real questions here

We even have a right to hunt! Quintessentially Texas

The point isn’t to work, but for elected officials to be able to say they tried everything when someone on parole inevitably commits a crime.

Two chargers!? Slow down there pardner!

I feel like there needs to be more than a bare 50.1% to vote for something this important. Because without sufficient buy-in you risk significant social disruption.

This was the most haunting part to me:

This. I find I have more in common with people that are For something, regardless of their actual political camp, than with people who are just Against things and are supposed to be my ideological allies

I think the divide in leftism is, those who come to leftism because they're Against something versus those who come to leftism because they're For something. In my experience, a lot of the people who define their politics in oppositional terms mostly only care about who gets to hurt people.

What a photo. Took me about 20 seconds for my eyes to register what was happening.

Well that’s what you get for thinking outside the box

“Believe women” appears to have a giant freaking asterisk when it comes to Jews.

This is equal parts infuriating and terrifying. The cops should be ashamed of themselves.

Same

It seems like it’s something that Sidley dreamed up.

Who is this?

This makes sense. I guess a big concern about these rules is the moral hazard. By making it impossible to attack those who hold sufficiently large numbers of human shields, do you encourage the use of human shields? And does that cause more innocent death in the long run?

This post, more than anything else, makes me want to play Starfield