Disposable e-cigarettes were a direct and immediate response to pod based vapes getting banned. Use to be, you would buy a device and just buy juice pods that were disposable. It still wasn't great for waste, but that policy was a clear step in the wrong direction.

They saved children from using Juuls, just to fill the landfills with lithium batteries.

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In this example, when you say "divide it zero times", what you are really saying is "divide it by 2, zero times".

You seem so confused about who you are, it's no wonder you're so angry. Hope it works out for ya bud.

I can tell you're extreme left. When I see people like you posting stuff like this, it looks just as crazy as MAGA cultists. I don't want to be associated with people who are toxic and vile to everyone around them. If the world was full of people like what you are portraying here, society would not be better.

Haha I'm not hating on it, I love Star Trek. It just seems like 10% of the posts I see are Star Trek memes sometimes.

Regarding anyone who isn't exactly like you as scum, because you think they regard other people that aren't exactly like them as scum seems super intellectual to me. Sure.

Crazy Frederick bought many very exquisite opal jewels.

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Even with 12k down? That's crazy, I just got 4% in the same situation about a year ago. My credit is decent, but I'm not financially savvy in the slightest, so idk.

My biggest problem with the whole situation was the state I'm in requires you to pay registration and taxes in full when you buy a car. So through no fault of my own, I lost $5k. I also was one day late getting my insurance swapped over, so my insurance went from $100 to $450 monthly. Never been at fault for an accident and my only ticket was like 7 years ago. Yet now I spend more on insurance than some people I know dealing with DUI charges on a SR71.

Also had no choices at the time because used car market was in shambles at the time, so I settled on a car I don't love. The car I did love, I made my final payment on the week before I got hit.

I've imagined this as per your instructions. I don't understand the point of this exercise.

Laws and institutions generally follow public opinion. If the public finds something unjust that laws and institutions cannot address, it can affect change and make those laws and institutions stronger.