We'll ignore the fact that the earth existed for perhaps millions of years before such a thing as government appeared, explaining why a beach could be privately held.
A state park is essentially a legal fiction. It's not a geological fixture like a mountain or lake. Any part of the earth could be made a state park. So saying that "brats" shouldn't "buy" a state park is as nonsensical as saying they shouldn't be able to buy a government building. Meanwhile, there is an Italian restaurant in the old township building near me. It was sold when it was no longer needed and then became private property. Meanwhile, the Independence Mall (which includes Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell pavilion) is an urban national park that includes a little of what used to be privately held. So that doesn't look like a "state park" as most of us picture it, either. Many millions of acres of land are reserved to state and national parks in the USA. It would be reasonable if 0.01% of a 15,000 acre park were sold to a private owner, especially if it was part of some exchange that benefited the public more than that small piece of land.
I take it your public beaches are actually free, unlike in "progressive" states of the USA like New Jersey? Here, you have to pay for a beach tag to step on nearly every "public" beach.
We're supposed to hire until the company's makeup reflects the national ethnic diversity. Apparently, that will end white privilege. If it ends other things, oh well.
Yes, I'm sure that terrorist who plowed over a bunch of people in Nice did it because of Brexit. He did, according to your logic. And I went to make myself a sandwich, but the bread was moldy. Brexit.
Some people voted for Obama over here just because he is (part) black. That doesn't mean all Obama supporters are racist. And we had some terrorist attacks during his terms... that doesn't mean Obama opponents are all racists, either. In fact, none of it really has anything to do with anything. That's why post hoc arguments are dumb.
Those tend to have plenty of access space, with the only somewhat troublesome screw being the one in the back corner by the PSU, but thats what a magnetized screwdriver is for then.
Or, you can just remove the PS, which you would have had to do with a smaller case anyway.
You could have at least read the summary, which says that one R sponsored the bill (along with several Ds) and an R is leading the committee opposing it.
Seems like it's mostly leftist crackers like you who call everyone who disagrees with them a racist. And leftists have been responsible for their fair share of killings. So how about not using ad hominems and sweeping generalizations?
I would stop using that card, and apply for a new one from another bank. If possible, don't cancel the card. Just pay it off, lock it up at home, and don't use it. That's better for your credit rating.
That's funny, Todd Davis, but your logic escapes me. No one wants to get hit in the nads either, but I still don't go around with a steel codpiece. It's not worth the inconvenience when I can just keep a safe distance from crazy women and three year old kids.
If it's not that simple, dump your bank. I have a card from Citi. There are many things to dislike about that bank, but they called ME when a local business got hacked and someone started making unusual charges to my account. We went over the list of recent transactions on the phone so that I could invalidate the illicit ones, and they sent me text confirmation afterward. They notified the bank where I pay my bills from of the change in number.
Right-to-work is not the same as at-will employment.
Repeat after me: RIGHT-TO-WORK IS NOT THE SAME AS AT-WILL EMPLOYMENT.
At-will employment means the employee is not under contract, so either they or the employer can terminate the relationship at any time (at will) without penalty.
Right-to-work means that employees have the right to work (see that?) at a company without joining a union.
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We'll ignore the fact that the earth existed for perhaps millions of years before such a thing as government appeared, explaining why a beach could be privately held.
A state park is essentially a legal fiction. It's not a geological fixture like a mountain or lake. Any part of the earth could be made a state park. So saying that "brats" shouldn't "buy" a state park is as nonsensical as saying they shouldn't be able to buy a government building. Meanwhile, there is an Italian restaurant in the old township building near me. It was sold when it was no longer needed and then became private property. Meanwhile, the Independence Mall (which includes Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell pavilion) is an urban national park that includes a little of what used to be privately held. So that doesn't look like a "state park" as most of us picture it, either. Many millions of acres of land are reserved to state and national parks in the USA. It would be reasonable if 0.01% of a 15,000 acre park were sold to a private owner, especially if it was part of some exchange that benefited the public more than that small piece of land.
I take it your public beaches are actually free, unlike in "progressive" states of the USA like New Jersey? Here, you have to pay for a beach tag to step on nearly every "public" beach.
I have one in my kitchen. You put bread in it.
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My irony was clearly too subtle for you to detect.
Because social justice.
We're supposed to hire until the company's makeup reflects the national ethnic diversity. Apparently, that will end white privilege. If it ends other things, oh well.
Well, at least they can be sure they aren't hiring chatbots. Chatbots are so privileged.
My turn to make an SJW go crazy.
What is the correct percentage of black people in upper management of a corporation?
Too late. North Korea has already claimed it for the Supreme Leader. They keep their ICBMs, flying cars, and mutant superheroes there.
Yes, I'm sure that terrorist who plowed over a bunch of people in Nice did it because of Brexit. He did, according to your logic. And I went to make myself a sandwich, but the bread was moldy. Brexit.
Some people voted for Obama over here just because he is (part) black. That doesn't mean all Obama supporters are racist. And we had some terrorist attacks during his terms... that doesn't mean Obama opponents are all racists, either. In fact, none of it really has anything to do with anything. That's why post hoc arguments are dumb.
An NES, plus a few carts, is smaller than a breadbox. I would have left an entire outfit or two at home if it meant making room for the NES.
No, we mean that private businesses aren't allowed to let customers smoke if they want to.
Or, you can just remove the PS, which you would have had to do with a smaller case anyway.
You could have at least read the summary, which says that one R sponsored the bill (along with several Ds) and an R is leading the committee opposing it.
Your partisanship is part of the problem.
Ever since I started carrying this rock, I have not been attacked by a single tiger.
Johnson declared a War of Poverty, and the government proceeded to occupy the poor and rape and pillage the middle class.
Seems like it's mostly leftist crackers like you who call everyone who disagrees with them a racist. And leftists have been responsible for their fair share of killings. So how about not using ad hominems and sweeping generalizations?
I would stop using that card, and apply for a new one from another bank. If possible, don't cancel the card. Just pay it off, lock it up at home, and don't use it. That's better for your credit rating.
Your love of government is at odds with your sig.
ATMs, of course, use a PIN. They have always used a PIN.
That's funny, Todd Davis, but your logic escapes me. No one wants to get hit in the nads either, but I still don't go around with a steel codpiece. It's not worth the inconvenience when I can just keep a safe distance from crazy women and three year old kids.
If it's not that simple, dump your bank. I have a card from Citi. There are many things to dislike about that bank, but they called ME when a local business got hacked and someone started making unusual charges to my account. We went over the list of recent transactions on the phone so that I could invalidate the illicit ones, and they sent me text confirmation afterward. They notified the bank where I pay my bills from of the change in number.
Glassdoor should be like this, but it's more like a random bitchfest.
List you where? On your middle school PERMANENT RECORD?
Companies hardly even like to confirm that they employed a person, lest they be exposed to litigation for some statement they made about you.
Well... did they abide by the terms of the contract?
If not... sue their asses.
Otherwise, always expect this.
Right-to-work is not the same as at-will employment.
Repeat after me: RIGHT-TO-WORK IS NOT THE SAME AS AT-WILL EMPLOYMENT.
At-will employment means the employee is not under contract, so either they or the employer can terminate the relationship at any time (at will) without penalty.
Right-to-work means that employees have the right to work (see that?) at a company without joining a union.
GOT IT?