

They’re using it to fill out regulatory paperwork instead of making sure they satisfy the requirement that you establish actual knowledge about the plant to be built to show that it is safe




Sure, day 1 is ICE, but any meaningful success in attacking them will be followed by a military deployment


Main problem is that its very ineffective when the army is better trained and equipped than you are


Better ad targeting does make ads more valuable…but because only Google and Facebook have the visibility and ML to do it effectively, they wound up with all the ad revenue. Everybody else ended up with a few pennies


Because as a society, trillion-dollar pay packages for billionaires are more important


I’m a bit sympathetic to them — they do need to get paid to keep operating, and ads don’t cover the cost of providing news anymore



There is a big difference between being able to feel something and being injured by it.


They dont let sites opt-out, and they do a much more seamless job of enabling people to archive paywalled content


Yes. You can:


Get trained by a local response team. You can’t directly interfere, but by enabling people to exercise their legal rights, you can prevent a significant fraction of snatch and grabs and significantly slow ICE & CBP.


Per the article:
unnecessarily shot in the back of his right shoulder where a bullet remains lodged
He is still alive


They were still going to escalate to this kind of thing within a few weeks. I dont think there was any real effect beyond making Republicans look like monsters for threatening kids on Halloween


Thing is, they’re going to abuse folks no matter what we do. Peoples boundaries are just an excuse. Only way to ultimately stop it is to stand up in every way we can.


The only people they encounter are under orders not to tell them off, which is what matters to them


Afraid of, or confessing a desire to inflict upon others?


Some. The easier way is failing face detection
I hate to break it to you, but if this place is anything like reddit, almost nobody even clicks through to the article; its something like 2% of headline views result in a link click