Because I have problems with book bans I also have problems with sweatshirt bans. A nation with fewer first amendment rights isn’t one that favors those out of power. We’re not one election away from instituting a “good” authoritarianism.
The DOD eagle is very close to the shape used, just with a slight swoop to the top of the wings.
Sometimes the wings have been pretty straight.
Both of those were taken from .mil pages. The major difference is in the straight horizontal feathers, which does match the Reichsadler.
It’s questionable, but I don’t think this is a slam dunk you take to your Fox News parents
It feels like given the number of incidents Okinawa somehow has a particularly bad problem with US soldiers committing heinous crimes against the host population. But that doesn’t make sense, it would involve somehow promoting crime at that base or intentionally concentrating the bad apples there. Which means other bases are probably doing similar things, they just don’t get talked about as much.
They name all the potentially responsible parties in the article.
Even more easily now that they don’t need to pay for this medication. Sick patients killing themselves is probably seen as a result to be encouraged in the boardroom.
The fuck do those two things have to do with each other?
https://www.openimmigration.us/judges/salinardi-jayme
They brought in a ringer with an exceptionally low rate of granting asylum.
Not a judge. A fascist paper pusher who owes their position to the same entity bringing a case against their target.
Immigration “judges” are not judges and shouldn’t be called such.
This demonstrates the difference between open-source and open-weight very well. An “open-source” model would have the training data and training instructions (basically the build script analogue) and you could examine and modify what goes into the final artifact.
Open-weights is just gratis. You can experiment to figure out what it does and do some retraining, but you’re not given the tools for precise modification and can’t just rebuild it without the ideological alignment.
I read that as whatever the retirement age currently is when the retirement rule is being evaluated. If it would be pegged to this moment and not move why not just say the specific number?
In that case they’re giving you the best shot at beating the charges. Lemmy is too small not to value every soldier.
Man I wish it would be the awful behavior that sinks them, but I just can’t help but think it was primarying establishment incumbents.
They’re just protecting all our future runs for public office.
These fuckers will raise the retirement age in a heartbeat.
Major policy makers (which the Supreme Court justices certainly are) should own zero investments that could be majority impacted by their choices. We shouldn’t even need to rely on voluntary self-recusals.
The very existence and sharing of this article is a waste of time. The context that it’s from the last person in the world who would give such a thesis value and in promotion of a book just makes it worse not better. My assumptions were kinder than they would have been otherwise.
Your comment saying who the author is is literally the only comment in this entire post that references the content of this specific article. Every single other comment is a generic commentary on politics, rehashed arguments about Sanders’ primary run, or meta comments. Which is more evidence of its worthlessness. So I don’t care that you don’t care and you can tut tut about correct form to someone who has a reason to seek your approval.
Their examples of “swing-states” were Montana and New York, all while they downplayed her being a prominent supporter of el-Sayed in Michigan. It doesn’t even seem like the NY moderate had an offer from AOC to snub, it was just a response to a CNN question.
And yes, it was two whole house races in non-swing states vs. a senate race in a key swing state. Bravo Axios. Others might have let shame get in the way of a nonsensical hit piece, but not you.
Manufacturing a reason to fire the other 60%. They do this in big corporations to churn employees, but none of the corps that do it are then known to have a hyper-effective workforce. They end up with just a bunch of metrics seekers who can’t find a job elsewhere. Because the true high performers don’t want to put up with that bullshit.
Really seems like the school district was doing those boys a favor. Can’t think of something more lame for middle schoolers to wear than matching Let’s Go Brandon sweatshirts. They saved those boys from their mom’s political boomer humor.