SCOTUS decided the law was opt-in.
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Every POS is also calculating those taxes anyway to print on your receipt. The only reason prices on tags don't include tax is because it's not required and smaller number is better.
You have the gall to say non-Western alliances have no right to support allies that are being genocided by a Western vassal-proxy state. Peak genocide brain.
I didn't say that. I absolutely am in favor of Iran closing the Strait in response to Israel bombing Lebanon. I was contrasting the Western narrative with a non-Western one that is nearly identical to highlight the absurdity of the claim as a reason to cancel the MoU.
The MoU specifically included US allies needing to stop bombing Lebanon. Those US allies were not at the table and didn't stop bombing Lebanon. Therefore the US violated the MoU and the Strait was closed.
I lived in Florida longer than anywhere else. There are no pros.
Most legit providers offer filter rules you can configure as you need. Particularly if you're using a paid enterprise service. You could check to see what rules a provider has available and if you can block by MX record or IP. You wouldn't need to control the server, just have a provider that let's you customize your needs.
Unless you are intentionally finding services that do not use M$ infrastructure then you risk losing a lot of access. Flights, trains, hospitals, schools, stores, events may all use M$ as a provider whether or not they are sending from their own domain. Personally I'd rather receive my tickets that I pay for than not.
Damn, maybe you should have put a bid out in fixing it in the first place so that the companies who know the local environment could be assessed for quality first.
He expedited my exit from Florida. I don't understand how the citizens couldn't find anyone better than him to "serve."
[Re: Mental Issues] This is not up for debate.
You openly posted on the internet on a com about opinions. That's literally up for debate.
People act all so surprised when the buttons are pushed too much and then we reach dangerous levels that do involve violence. I'm sorry but I sympathize a lot with people who end up having to resort to violence when all options to handle things as civilly and peacefully as possible has been thoroughly exhausted and when nobody is listening to them at all. Mainly because, it is a situation that never should have gotten to, if people did fucking listen and cared.
It is your responsibility to control your behavior, yes. You can be angry without resorting to violence and you should. You'll never be able to control the actions of others, but that doesn't give you the right to jeopardise their safety. If you are resorting to violence that is undeniably evidence that you have not exhausted all other options--walk away, excuse yourself from the room, call someone else to talk too, get a different job. Yeah people should care, and not all of them do, but that's not an excuse for endangerment.
You'll never know, if they're someone, who's been fucked with a lot, who feel unheard, who is disrespected and somebody who isn't actually even trying to turn lives upside down on purpose.
Unfortunately none of this matters. Your intent doesn't negate your actions taken, you're not entitled to be heard, and your history does not excuse your future.
If you want to be a part of civil society you must operate with cohesion and with other people without infringing on their safety. If you cannot do that then you should seek professional help or isolate yourself before you do something that will end up with society sequestering you off in jail.
Any email service could be configured to block Microsoft. I'm not sure why you want to do that at the platform level though. That's a great way to have delivered legitimate email traffic.
This was a terrible seizure of the college to begin with (in case it being Desantis and Florida wasn't enough of an indication).
They basically came in, fired a bunch of professors and canceled classes mid-program, shafted students who wanted to and had been attending, opened a ton of sports scholarship opportunities (despite the college not really having competitive teams), and restructured the senior dorms for the jocks just coming in. One student was told to just change their major after all their professors were fired.
So "anti-woke" takeover really meant cutting STEM programs and (as one official put it) increasing the testosterone levels on campus.
If you ever need to see a doctor you better hope they studied in a blue state (or Cuba).
Well, you won't be missed.