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Theoretically, yes. It happens all the time. X/Twitter did something like this with Brazil a couple years ago.

The two governments would negotiate the grievance. They could also go after other related businesses: When Xitter pulled out of Brazil, Brazil assessed Xitter's fines against Starlink.

What are you talking about? Look how close they are to the top!

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The hard working warehouse employees will be receiving unemployment. They just got several weeks of PTO.

The demolition and reconstruction is new work that will be going on for the next few years.

If I understand you correctly, you're saying that the insurance industry is the underlying problem?

That was a late-stage enshittification; it's only been that way for a few years, and it was primarily used to suppress dissent.

It is absolutely not something we should be porting over to the fediverse.

Where do you get this idea?

Where do you get the idea that it is at all possible to stand up on your soapbox in the town square, addressing every Tom, Dick, and Harry, yet keeping certain members of the public from hearing your speech?

When I logout of my instance, you can't distinguish me from any other anonymous user. I'm part of the anonymous masses. If you want to keep me from seeing your content, you can't post it for the anonymous masses to see.

Facebook (and other proprietary, centralized services) give the impression that this can be done, but the way they are doing it is by refusing to show content to anonymous users. You can't do that with federated services.

Who insures the insurers?

About 11 meters.

Child Rapist Orders Taco, news at 11.

Flavor causes cancer.

Term limits in SCOTUS would increase the current president's power to exert influence in the court. That sounds great, until we realize that about half the time, the president is a complete asshole who shouldn't be in charge of a McDonald's franchise, let alone the country.

To reduce a president's undue influence on the court, we need to strictly limit the number of justices they can add per term. If three justices reach their term limits, and two others die or retire, the president is flipping five justices. That's a terrible idea.

What we could do is eliminate the fixed size of the court. Eliminate the requirement that the court must consist of 9 people. Instead, the president appoints two justices per term, shortly after their first and third years in office. The court's size will likely fluctuate between 10 and 15 justices.

To further remove political influence, we could introduce a means of replenishing the court without political grandstanding. Should the court membership fall below 5 members due to some kind of disaster or tragedy, (or should the president fail to appoint or the Senate confirm a presidential appointment, or should too many members of the current court have a conflict of interest and not be eligible to hear a case) appellate court justices are elevated to the supreme court in order of seniority.

The meme isn't about committing genocide with nuclear weapons. The meme is about having made a ridiculous and obscene ultimatum. It's about his intimidation tactics. He tries to bluff his way through negotiations with outlandish threats, and looks like an idiot when anyone calls his bluffs.