because there is no evidence for that statement.

are you joking? hunter filled out a form wrong.

who could possibly care?

pop your head out.

that is an accurate paraphrasing of his statement and my comment explaining it.

Yes for marijuana possession convictions specifically at a federal level, he felt he didn’t have the authority to pardon State convictions.

after he overturned all the federal convictions, he said:

"Just as no one should be in a federal prison solely due to the use or possession of marijuana, no one should be in a local jail or state prison for that reason, either”

https://apnews.com/article/biden-marijuana-pardons-clemency-02abde991a05ff7dfa29bfc3c74e9d64

surr… that’s how breach timelines go in general, it’s a lot easier to “hack” lax security procedures directly or for third parties that Apple or Microsoft shares sensitive information with than it is to attack any database directly.

podcast addict, I cannot believe how customizable and useful it is.

I tried it, it blew my socks off, I’ve been using it ever since.

this is exactly my argument.

I completely agree with everything you’ve written and I even suspect George does, despite his disinclination to discuss it.

a complacent aristocracy hoisted by their own failing traditions and impotent bureaucracy.

yea, the jedi were ideological conservatives.

and that meme where Qui-Gon jinn brings back both Anakin and his mom instead of just Anakin?

is a very legitimate point.

the Jedi council chose to keep a jedi’s mother in slavery instead of reuniting their family, freedom which would have come at a truly insignificant cost to the council.

deleted by creator

when people ask me how Trump won, I explain that Americans care so little about women as a group that they’re letting them die in front of hospitals rather than allowing them to have health care.

“allowing” them.

so the party hoping to elect a woman president is at an extreme disadvantage.

I also think domestic and international election interference election interference plays a much more significant role in American elections than people think and in hindsight and future history textbooks, people will be shaking their heads, not just at the electoral college, but at direct election interference securing Republican victories.

people don’t think election interference is important because we hear the word gerrymander or social media bias or “Russian troll farms” and since they’re omnipresent, they’re dismissed, although they have direct practical influence on campaigns and election processes.

I’ve learned many languages from many sources, and rosetta stone is the fastest and the most comprehensive.

you can move at your own pace, they have audio, written and reading positive reinforcement, speaking exercises, it’s pretty fun overall, and extremely practical and encouraging.

it is also by far the most premium experience, nothing else comes close.

you can tell the devs and linguists put a lot of work into developing the course and it really shows when I compare it to any other app or program I’ve used.

Spanish was one of the first languages I learned, and I used Rosetta stone for it and can testify that spanish in particular is fantastic, although I haven’t really come across a Rosetta stone course that isn’t highly effective.

for when you’re walking around or you don’t have a lot of time to sit at a computer, pimsleur audio courses are the best runner-up

they’re amazing for training your ear to acknowledge foreign languages and feel comfortable with unfamiliar cadences and speeds.

either one will help you get used to the language, but you will learn more words and phrases quicker with Rosetta stone; it’s the best language program out there.

ah yyyyup.

I should have stuck with the original open letter from eight credible ecomputer scientists and election officials, the court-documented testimony, confessions from Trump lawyers and video footage rather than including the article featuring the other scientist that scares everybody.

this is the credibly sourced open letter to Hatris I read first, from eight computer security experts and election officials coming to the same actionable conclusion without extrapolating any numbers:

https://freespeechforpeople.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/letter-to-vp-harris-111324-1.pdf

a speck of evidence for homemade laotian whiskey being popular?

there are hundreds of homemade bottles at every market.

each market seller or restaurant that has whiskey offers their own homemade laotian whiskey as well.

I’m not from Laos, but I lived there for a while.

“provide a mechanism that makes it possible.”

yup.

“a good enough reason for audits/recounts should be done in time to fix the election outcome”

yup.

that is not “the premise of the whole argument”

read the meticulously sourced open letter based court verified testimony and documents.

pdf:

https://freespeechforpeople.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/letter-to-vp-harris-111324.pdf

nope, that snopes article refers specifically to the mathematical extrapolations of one separate computer scientist, not the other eight guys who wrote the sourced open letter or Trump’s lawyers that have admitted to stealing voting software with the intent to manipulate the election.

That snopes article itself is “wishful thinking”

we’re still in the fog of the election, and there’s only that one guy that pit forth all those numbers, The other computer scientists are much more concerned that Trump’s lawyers admitted to stealing and having access to the voting software itself, so we have to wait for it to shake out, but if those numbers are accurate then they’re absolutely insane.