They’re chanting like they don’t want to be there, almost like they’re being paid or forced to attend.
By the way, this was an Endeavor flight, not Delta. Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto. Endeavor is a subsidiary of Delta. The runway looks totally iced over and this may be the fault of the Canadians. Food for thought.
This is interesting given Whedon is an atheist. Guess back then he knew how to keep it underwraps in his work.
i was looking for any specifics about the webinar her team put together and wasn't able to find any. the information she tweeted is solid advice for anyone dealing with the police, but she was careful in the wording she used in her tweet. if her webinar was aimed at illegals then that's directly aiding and abetting people who are committing a crime
reminds me of people who rent a house and then refer to it as "their house". no, it is not your house. it's someone else's house that you're renting. only in your example it's like someone squatting in a house and then calling it "their house" which makes it even worse
It's also not affected by the FAA firings so it is solely responsible for it's failings
Reddit users are mask off, openly against free speech now. I know some will say, "Now?" But the website wasn't always this way. They would at least pretend to defend free speech. I remember seeing "I Disapprove of What You Say, But I Will Defend to the Death Your Right to Say It" quoted frequently. At this rate we need 12 years of Republican power to undo all the damage that has been done.
Redditors are illiterate.
Nah, renters have specific rights, including the right of possession (in the "I live here" sense, not the "paperwork says I own this property" sense), that are protected by law. It's reasonable to say "this is my house, go away" if you're renting and telling someone off -- yes, the landlord has ultimate authority over the property itself, but even they can't just barge in unannounced and if you're renting and someone breaks into your home, you can still legally defend it under "castle doctrine" as if you were its owner.
so is this what everyone's been talking about when they said the younger generations couldn't have the social security we've been paying into because boomers?
"No Kings In America"
At this point in time, it's completely out of the Democrats' control. The party is split between withered boomer ghouls croaking decades-old catchphrases for attention, and the propaganda-fed animals they let slip their leashes. They have nothing and nobody to offer the country, and everything they've spent the last decade-plus claiming as their own now has the stink of their failure on it. The country is going to flow in whichever direction that Trump's actions direct it, and the Democrats are going to end up being pulled in that direction as well.
Hey, I think I hear an immigrant stabbing one of your kids outside.
Agree, with the major exception of long-term abandonment. If someone holds a deed but is an absent landowner/building owner for decades, it's better for the community for that property to be released back into use. Abandonment is an old common law concept, though the particulars differ by jurisdiction.
