MBech

Jesus christ you're a snowflake if you think moving an object constitutes physical aggression.

I don't wash windows, but that is me while walking anywhere public. I'll be hugging a fucking wall trying to leave space for people, while they'll walk in the middle of the god damn sidewalk and still bump into me. Why do people not value personal space?

So your proof is that a couple of people on Reddit also think that?

"Physicial agression", what the fuck have you been smoking? They said they pushed the cart away with their carts. Nothing agressive about that, wtf.

Linkedin keeps spamming me with jobs, even though I've told it I'm not interested in jobs. I had to stop it from sending any emails or other notifications at all, because it would keep sending them every few hours. What made it worse was that it was the same 5 or 6 listings it would repeatedly tell me I should apply to.

I do so only when it is inconvenient, while maintaining eye contact and looking like I'm in a hurry, and the approaching person could hurry it up a bit.

So like when France and England decided to do fuck all until Germany started preparing to invade France in 1940, because they didn't want to start another great war...

Global instability from a Europe-North American war would likely cause a lot of conflicts around the world. Want it or not, the whole world is dependent on eachother, and if exports from North America and Europe get unstable, they rest of the world will be hit. Just like if exports from China were to get disrupted the rest of the world would also get fucked.

They're only about at worthless as the citizens though.

The one I've been in years ago had a sign saying a red light would light up after 15 minutes, 5 minutes later the door would open. If you can't finish your business in 20 minutes, you need to seek a doctor, but also, when you have 5 minutes left, pinch it off, get out, get back in, problem solved. It's meant to make sure people don't use them to shoot up, or make sure homeless people don't hog the toilets to sleep in (obviously homelessness needs to be dealt with, but building toilets for the public isn't how you deal with homelessness).

Also, I'd be very very surprised if any of these wouldn't be installed with the ability to pay by credit card and/or phone.

But wouldn't the "easy" thing in that case be to just fuck off, go to her house in the middle of the night, and arrest her there with the warrent, instead of wasting time like this?

I mean, if they have a warrent they're bound to know who she is, and I doubt this door dasher is some criminal mastermind who is going to fake their death and disappear completely during the next few hours.

What do you mean? Capitalism is functioning exactly like it's supposed to. It has always been a tool to consolidate wealth and power to a few people.