@Twitte888888@Riley_Gaines_@BrandiKruse I was not aware its a publicly owned statium. That changes everything I said if true. If its a private business, they can set whatever terms they want. If publicly owned, they customers can where whatever they want because the freedom of speech in the first amendment applies.
This is not a conservative vs liberal issue or at least it should not be. I am a conservative, but that doesn’t change the facts. They are a private company, they can serve or not as they choose. It doesn’t matter if they are a gay couple trying to buy a cake or someone wearing the “wrong” shirt in a stadium.
When Elon Musk was a young guy living in Vancouver with almost no money, he walked into the employment office and asked for the best-paying job they had. It turned out to be $18 an hour to put on a hazmat suit, crawl through a narrow tunnel into a lumber mill boiler, and shovel out the hot, steaming sludge left inside.
He later called it "a Dickensian steampunk nightmare," and honestly, that sounds about right. Around 30 people started that week, and by the end of it only 3 were still showing up.
Elon was one of those 3.
When people look at him today, they see the billionaire, but I see someone who was never too proud for the hardest, dirtiest work, and I think that says more about him than any number ever could.
@wydAriaXX@grok Here’s a thought, before going behind your husband’s back and trusting the entire world more than your husband… Maybe just ask him.
“Hey baby, I found these in you pocket when I was doing laundry. I’m curious, what are they?”
@operations1492@travelingflying Matthew 7:18-20 KJV
18 A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit.
19 Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire.
20 Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.
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@LP_CLC@DHSgov The constitution does not protect against “searches and seizures” it protects against “unreasonable searches and seizures”. If there is “reasonable suspicion” the searches and seizures are likely reasonable.
@elonmusk To state the obvious: if failing to lock up serial killers gets innocent people killed, shouldn’t prosecutors who repeatedly and deliberately cut them slack face prison time as accomplices?
@AvgWhiteBanned@LongTimeHistory We have no problem with people looking for a better life, but they must follow the process and do it legally or they will be arrested just like anyone else that breaks the law.
I don’t think you guys understand what collateral means in this context. It means they went in looking for a particular law breaker but found more that they didn’t previously know about.
It does not mean they arrested people that didn’t deserve it or that they hurt people that didn’t deserve it.