Right-wing Christians are obsessed with sexual deviance.
It is how the whole thing began (Adam and Eve eating forbidden fruit analogy), and sexual deviance pervades Christian culture and is seen as a strength in Christian leaders (why they love Trump, or defend pedophile priests).
As such, they see sexual deviance everywhere, lots of places where it doesn’t exist, but they imagine it must because it’s an obsession, fuelled by anger, in every spare moment of their thought.
It’s really fucked up that so many people think it’s their place to be involved in other people’s personal medical decisions, especially when the medical guidelines are currently quite conservative, and based on medical consensus.
Why can’t they get their AI to do that?
Management is the weakest link in any organisation.
All they have to do is just listen to the smart people on their team and collect a big paycheque, take credit when work goes well and blame the staff when work goes bad.
If they try to use their own ideas to run the business, this is what happens.
Are they?
I really don’t think they will figure it out.
I think this is the Christian plan for marriage and for childhood for females.
Would I be allowed in the parade if I wasn’t a politician?
If so, then I agree with your idea.
Oh, I’ve used one. I thought it was pretty nice.
Seems like a company is making these. The oil sector fights anything that makes it easier to not use a vehicle, probably them.
How would any individual care, and enough to print flyers?
The media did exactly what he said they would and then quoted him saying they would do that?
WTF?
His followers will love it though.
What is a scramble crosswalk?
The imperial system of measurement is for losers.
Ticketmaster runs a massive grift.
If they went out of business, the world would be a slightly better place, especially for musicians and fans of music.
I bet we’ll hear a lot of conspiracies about this.
there’s too much competition for the MOST unhinged… off the top of my head:
I find Startpage to have much better results than DDG
There’s an interesting book called “Compromising Positions”