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  1. Ted S.

    High-Profile Scientists Keep Winding Up Dead Or Missing — GOP Rep Suggests There May Be A Conspiracy At Play

    Stay safe, OMWC!

  2. UnCivilServant

    Morning Banjos.

    Supreme Court hears mail-in ballot case, whether ballots received after Election Day should count

    No. No mail-in ballots should count.

    • AlexinCT

      What this guy said..

    • Gustave Lytton

      I’m ready to extend this to the military and anyone else not able to show up at the polling site. Also, punitive action for elections officials that make hours long wait to vote. Smaller pricincts and more voting booths.

  3. AlexinCT

    U.S. Senate Moving Bi-Partisan Bill to Ban Sports Betting on Prediction Markets like Kalshi, Polymarket

    They are pissed they can’t wet their beaks here?

    • Gdragon

      Right? We’ve all seen this movie before, and its sequels as well…

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Twist a pigs ear, watch him squeal.

    • (((Jarflax

      It’s funny watching the mental gymnastics surrounding gambling. The moral/economic arguments against it magically go away if there is enough skim to the State. Private gambling, with an open market, would prey upon the vulnerable! Gambling where the State is the house or the house pays a huge fee to the State to be the only gambling venue in an area is just peachy. Never mind that this model removes the very competition that would keep odds honest.

      • juris imprudent

        The fact that there are moral arguments about it prove it has no business being a legislative matter. Address it from the pulpit if you must.

      • AlexinCT

        I am willing to bet state lotteries involve a lot more addictive and negative behavior, targeting the least likely to be able to afford the expenditures, than these gambling apps. But the political class and the states are making big cash from these, so they do not care. Other than the occasional disclaimer gambling is a problem in their advertisements, there is no panic or moral posturing…

      • Bobarian LMD

        The odds in the lottery are significantly worse than the most crooked indian casino.

  4. AlexinCT

    Iran, Israel Continue Strikes in Middle East

    I approve sending as many of these cultist members of the religion of death to meet Allah in hell.

  5. R C Dean

    I have never understood how mail in ballots and early voting can be reconciled, for federal elections, with the Constitutional language that there be an election DAY.

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      Narrator: They can’t.

    • Rat on a train

      Living Constitution

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      Penumbras & shit…

    • (((Jarflax

      See also: general warrants issued by secret magistrates in a court that only the Government can access. Laws created by unelected unaccountable regulators. Courts issuing injunctions that supplant Executive authority. Congress having failed to pass a budget for 30 years. etc.

      The Constitution was a wonderful system of government, I wish we lived under it.

      • WTF

        I’ll take “Things that were supposed to be remedied by the 2nd amendment for $500, Alex”.

      • juris imprudent

        Careful there WTF, next you’ll be quoting Jefferson about a revolution every generation.

      • Rat on a train

        Government of the people when the people don’t want liberty.

      • (((Jarflax

        The existence and prevalence of HOAs makes it very clear how little the people want liberty. It’s a hyper local, hyper intrusive level of government we created to make damn sure the neighbors don’t enjoy themselves wrongly!

      • Bobarian LMD

        “That tree needs some watering”

      • Gustave Lytton

        People want the homes and they tolerate HOAs that are already in existence. I’m not sure how many would vote to create a new HOA or retain their current one.

      • Gustave Lytton

        Also, other people are asshoe.

    • AlexinCT

      The people that did this give a fuck about the constitution. They want a means to overcome the stupid masses screwing things up and voting for an outsider like Trump instead of their approved uniparty asshats.

    • The Other Kevin

      Somehow in the horse and buggy days people were able to get out and vote on the same day. But in 2026, with all our supposed technological advances, it just can’t be done.

      • WTF

        Whycome you hates democrazy, TOK?

      • Common Tater

        And retirees with pencils and paper could add up all the votes before the 7 o’clock news.

    • rhywun

      All you need to know about the issues surrounding voting – and today’s other theme, immigration – is who supports what.

  6. Common Tater

    ““Too many young people in Utah are getting exposed to addictive sports betting and casino-style gaming contracts that belong under state control, not under federal regulators,’ Sen. Curtis said in a statement.”

    So state-controlled gambling isn’t addictive?

    ““Banning sports on regulated prediction markets would just push this behavior offshore, where no regulation exists,” the company told the Post on Monday. “It’s clear this bill is motivated by casino interests that are threatened by competition.”

    No shit.

    • Rat on a train

      State-controlled gambling allows state politicians to pick who gets to run the gambling.

  7. UnCivilServant

    So I again tried to play Phantom Liberty. Supposedly it’s a widely beloved DLC for Cyberpunk 2077.

    The first time I tried to play it, there were weird geometry issues where NPCs had verticies no properly attached to their bodies, and thus were very spiky.

    Then they ruined a stealth approach by spawning a guard in a confined space I’d just walked through, so I knew there was nowhere he could have come through. This made me walk away for quite some time.

    Recently I tried again. Just after killing the named Voodoo Boys I got the call that started the DLC mission. As I was driving towards the start of the mission, I had some hostiles in vehicles roll up. I figured I’d just aggroed some Voodoo Boys, having made a mess of their leadership and an enemy of the gang. So I ignored them and drove for the gates. Turns out these driving hostiles were with the warlord of dogtown, so I was caught between them and the endlessly spawning gate guards. After carpeting the groud with bodies to the point I was worried by game would crash, I figured out the endlessly spawning part and withdrew to reset the gate. After a walk around the block, the gate guards forgot I’d just waged a small war there and let me walk over to the garage entrance where Songbird rudely hacks into your head.

    I fucking hate songbird. It’s a toss-up between her and Johnny which is more annoying a yapper. At least the plot of the main game is trying to kill Johnny. The plot of the DLC is trying to save Songbird. Anyway, finally got into the DLC zone. And onto the damn rails. It opens with a linear platforming section which is all “go there, wait for songbird to remotely move obstacle, repeat” all the while she never stopped talking. I just stopped responding to her dialog. I got a brief respire in the black market where I refilled on ammo then it was back on the rails – “go there, now there, now there” no chance to assess the problem and choose my own route or approach. I did sneak past the warlord’s dudes on the approach to the crash site, and met up with bitch myers. She’s even more obnoxious than songbird. At least songbird didn’t leroy jenkins the enemy when they spotted a body and we were still hidden. (on account of songbird not being physically present). More stay on the rails moring setpieces and shootouts leading to a on rails boss encounter, a quick time event, then a dull boss fight against a giant enemy crab with glowing weak points. Then on the rails to the safe house.

    Finally ditched bitch myers to find Reed. I could have left, as this was the point you got off the rails, but I was hoping he was less insufferable. I was wrong. When he drove us into an ambush by the warlord’s goons and blamed us for it, I bailed. Just quit out of the game without saving. Might not go back.

    • rhywun

      I dicked around in that game for some hours last year but stopped before a looming plot point where I was supposed to hack some object from a bad guy. If I go back I will probably have to start over or somehow trigger the sequence again that shows me how to do that.

    • Bobarian LMD

      Initial reviews of Cyberpunk scared me away from ever playing that game.

      I been doing Borderlands 4 recently, along with 7 Days To Die.

      BL4 is more BL goodness with some Far Cry openness added into the mix.

      7DTD is is kind like high resolution Minecraft with lots of zombies. Fun Pimps have been updating this game for 11 years and I’ve been playing for almost 9.

      Both games are good co-op.

      • (((Jarflax

        Only his soul. The husk finally died as well.

      • Ted S.

        He was already dead as of yesterday’s PM links, and the article said he had died some time back.

        So yes, he was already dead.

    • Ted S.

      I say yes, because of Biden’s racist formulation of Obama being a clean, articulate black man (who makes suburban woman moist in the panties too).

      • WTF

        who makes suburban woman moist in the panties too

        I don’t get it; he comes across like a twink to me.

    • The Other Kevin

      I say yes, because he’s always been willing to say whatever it takes to get what he wants.

      • DrOtto

        Yeah, he’s directly amd indirectly pushed for a lot of the shit we’re seeing today, he was just smart enough to keep it under his belt until elected, so those positions could ‘evolve’.

      • rhywun

        Yeah my first thought is those positions might be how he fooled the voters into electing him but it feels like he reversed his position on most of those issues, leading and/or following the party as it galloped to the left.

    • ron73440

      I would say yes, because he would change all of those answers in a heartbeat if he was up and coming today.’

      It’s not like they were any strongly held principles.

      • juris imprudent

        Poor Obama – one Glib thinks he’s a flag, another thinks he’s a fag.

      • Bobarian LMD

        It’s not like they were any strongly held principles.

  8. Not Adahn

    Gun news which is relevant to local glibs!

    Some drama must be going on with IDPA. The local UDPA club dropped them and switched to GPA, which really is kind of a joke. But probably a friendlier environment, especially for new shooters.

    Specifically for UnCiv: American made* 2011 that doesn’t suck for sub-$1k**. I don’t plan on buying one, because I love near-zero maintenance guns. But you like futzing around with mechanical stuff, you might enjoy it:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro7kd6fICXw

    *Not just American made, but a former NY company that bailed out like all sensible manufacturers should.

    **Prices undoubtedly higher in NY.

    • UnCivilServant

      🤔

      I’ve had this odd self-imposed rule that I’m collecting only one gun per caliber. Partially to avoid a collection of a lot of the same. Partially because I thought it’d be funny.

      • UnCivilServant

        I’m also trying not to spend all of my money. I spent too much on the Lego Rifle and it’s still not finished.

        Whycome you tempt me to spend?

      • Not Adahn

        I feel guilty that you don’t love your S2. When I have money again, I’ll buy it from you.

      • EvilSheldon

        I’ve had this odd self-imposed rule that I’m collecting only one gun per caliber.

        I go the opposite way. All my guns are in one of four common calibers – .22LR, 9mm, 5.56mm, and one lonely .40S&W Limited gun from back in the day. This greatly simplifies ammunition management.

      • kinnath

        9mm; 5.56/.223; 7.62/.308; 20 gauge.

        Nothing else.

      • UnCivilServant

        Kinnath, that’s mad. I see no .45ACP

        If I recall what’s at the bottom of the river, my collection shoots .22LR, .308, 7.62x54mmR, .45 Colt, .45 ACP, 9mm, .357 Mag (and .38 Spec), and will soon add 5.56.

        I do not currently have a shotgun.

      • EvilSheldon

        Different focus. I’m not a collector, and have no real interest in guns beyond the shooting part.

        9mm, 5.56mm, and .22LR cover all my use cases.

      • kinnath

        UnCiv. All my 1911s are in 9mm.

      • WTF

        .45 cal, 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 sig, 30-30 Win, 12 ga., 20 ga.

      • UnCivilServant

        Fair enough.

        I collect. Plastic Crack, Firearms, etc.

      • UnCivilServant

        All my 1911s are in 9mm.

        😱

      • Not Adahn

        Yeah. I’m in ES’s camp. I can only justify buying a gun with a specific use case. Though it has happened that my planned use cases don’t pan out (my PCC build for multigun stays 99+% of the year in the safe. Likewise my L10 Major build might not actually ever see the skies of OH or UT.

      • R C Dean

        Lessee:

        .300 Win Mag
        .22 LR
        .556
        9mm
        .45 ACP
        12 Gauge

        And the oddball .410/.38 derringer.

      • juris imprudent

        All my 1911s are in 9mm

        Why not just get the Browning Hi-power? Particularly if you could get an old Belgian one.

      • kinnath

        I remember talking about this back in the early days at Glibs.

        My wife and I have the Springfield EMP and EMP 4 (both of which have been renamed since then).

        They didn’t stick a 9mm barrel and mag into a standard .45 pistol and hope it worked. The redesigned/rescaled the pistols from scratch to take 9mm or .40 S&W.

        The pistols run flawlessly.

      • juris imprudent

        I can only justify buying a gun with a specific use case.

        Hmm like a model 17 because it handles the same as the 686 but is cheaper to shoot!

      • kinnath

        Why not just get the Browning Hi-power?

        Wasn’t on my radar at the time. And there weren’t any in the rental case to see, touch, and shoot.

        I fell in love with the 1911 the first time I pulled the trigger.

        Oh well. Still happy with our decisions back then.

      • trshmnstr

        I keep to a limited number of calibers because I don’t shoot often enough anymore to justify the variety.

        .22LR, .40S&W, 9mm, .223, 7.62×39, .308, 12ga

      • EvilSheldon

        Why not just get the Browning Hi-power? Particularly if you could get an old Belgian one.

        The BHP is a nice gun, but 1911s are just better. Better trigger, more durable over high round counts, much more aftermarket support.

        Also, the BHP is one of the only pistols that gives me hammer bite, so I have a personal grudge.

      • Sean

        Because I can.

      • DrOtto

        As a mechanic, take it from me, you don’t want it in 10mm, It’ll just get lost.

      • AlexinCT

        If they are into cornholing, taking that body with em gets into a whole new realm of crazy possibilities…

      • Ted S.

        What about pro pickleball? 😉

      • DrOtto

        When you can get a full ride to college on a cornhole scholarship, I’ll buy this.

      • Rat on a train

        I’m waiting for Olympic cornhole.

      • rhywun

        Did I wake up to yesterday or something…?

    • Not Adahn

      How does he pick up the drugs that fall out of his ass?

      • Common Tater

        This meme is becoming increasingly meaningless.

      • Rat on a train

        He gets around well for a quadruple amputee.

      • WTF

        How do you handcuff him when he gets arrested?

      • juris imprudent

        “One in a million shot doc, honest.”

      • Rat on a train

        Attach prosthetic arms then handcuff?

      • Raven Nation

        “This meme is becoming increasingly meaningless.”

        Blasphemy!

    • (((Jarflax

      Ahh, a heart warming story of a man overcoming his limitations so he could fail to overcome his temper.

      • Not Adahn

        The dude definitely has a short fuse.

    • Ted S.

      They’ll say he was stopped by a GovSec worker with a gun.

    • EvilSheldon

      He changed his name to Kyle Chris? Are you sure this isn’t a parody site?

      • DrOtto

        I thought the same thing and DDG’d the name. Several other semi-legitimate media sources also report this as happening.

      • cyto

        I thought the same thing.

        It sure would be easy to spin that at trial.

    • The Other Kevin

      That’s a cool solution, good to see it worked.

    • Rat on a train

      Mantraps are good for some cases. Most still have glass doors though. It is first level hardening to catch people like this.

  9. Common Tater

    “Controversial kids’ YouTuber Ms. Rachel finally admitted that she is “political” as she spearheads a campaign to close a contested Texas immigration detention center that held 500 children at its peak….

    “I am political. It’s political to believe that children are worthy of love and care, and that every child is equal, and that our care shouldn’t stop at what we look like, our family, at our religion, at a border,” Accurso told the outlet.”

    https://nypost.com/2026/03/24/us-news/ms-rachel-admits-shes-political-while-railing-against-texas-immigration-detention-center/

    toxic empathy

    • The Other Kevin

      I find it hilarious that she’s “controversial”. We babysit kids and they used to watch her. It’s just her singing kid songs and nursery rhymes, she just happened to hit it big. But of course she can’t just stand by and watch the evil Trump admin ruin the world.

      • rhywun

        she can’t just stand by and watch

        Like any good leftist, she is compelled to shout her virtue to the world. You don’t bask in the glow of admiration by keeping your mouth shut.

      • rhywun

        There is a house I pass every so often where in addition to the “We Support Immigrant Families” and “Protect Trans Kids” signs that are everywhere here, they’ve got some long screed written in tiny print on a sign that must be at least 4′ x 6′. I haven’t paused long enough to read more than a few words but it seemed like something tranny-related. Plus they are obviously batshit crazy so I step lively past that house.

      • cyto

        I live in hard left Broward County Florida. All democrat. My city banned plastic straws.

        We dont have any of the weird BLM/Antifa/Trans/LGBTQIA+/immigration signs. I was in Duluth MN late last year and that stuff was everywhere.

        Pre-trump I lived in a sea of Obama signs. Post 2016, we had 1 kook with Trump/Kennedy custom sign in the front yard. Almost no other political signage. (The gay neighborhood has some rainbow flags and storefront murals, but a normal “this is the gay neighborhood and this is a gay bar” amount.

        The culture shock hit hard. Particularly because Duluth is fairly small and is a working class port city with rural hunting and fishing country in all directions.

        “Two countries” is real.

      • rhywun

        Around here nearly every business downtown has a rainbow flag decal in the window to show how “welcoming” they are.

      • Raven Nation

        @ rhywun: a better sign.

  10. PutridMeat

    For Hayek, apropos of nothing; I think he links to a lot of the research literature, but I have a list somewhere here.

    Lots of promising research with a well known mechanism of action. Advantage is that it won’t interfere with standard of care (and in fact probably enhances it) and it has a very long, well established safety profile over decades and billions of doses. And cheap! So it’s something to try with no downside that I can see – unless one sees potentially being thought of as a loon a downside, but you hang out here, so clearly not an issue. And remember, there’s a reason radio-tagged glucose is used to trace tumor locations – if you’re not already low glycemic/carb on the nutrition side, give that a thought too.

    Hopefully surgery is an option to clean up the bulk, but need all troops deployed to the fight, especially if it’s metastasized at all.

    Best wishes – that’s about all we can do, as empty as that sometimes seems.

  11. Sensei

    On March 7, police in Akron, Ohio, responded to a report of an automatic seat in a 2026 Palisade collapsing on a two-year-old, according to a police report reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

    Obviously some parental culpability here, but do we really need the complexity of of power folding seats in most vehicles? My MDX has manual folding seats and I can tell you the aren’t particularly difficult to put down. You pull a strap they go down.

    https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/hyundai-suv-seat-defect-leads-to-recall-after-one-childs-death-four-injuries-d0531930?st=26HADp&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

      • AlexinCT

        Government regulations?

      • Common Tater

        ^^^^^^^^

        MAKE AUTOMOBILES DANGEROUS AGAIN

    • Common Tater

      “but do we really need the complexity”

      No. That’s the problem with modern cars.

      • R.J.

        It’s absurd.

    • DrOtto

      I can’t believe you suffer the indignities of manually folding your own seats in an alleged luxury vehicle? Real luxury means having your orphans do that for you.

      • Sensei

        Hopefully the orphans are faster than most of the motorized seats. Most are painfully slow.

  12. Common Tater

    “A Utah mother allegedly kidnapped her autistic son’s bully and kept him at her home until he apologized — then threatened to have her husband beat him up….

    Shannon Tufuga, 40, was slapped with kidnapping charges Monday after she rolled up on her son’s 11-year-old bully while he was riding his bike around his neighborhood in early September, according to charging documents obtained by KSL.com….

    She allegedly hightailed it back to her home in Provo, Utah, and kept the boy there until he apologized to her son….

    Tufuga eventually drove the shell-shocked boy back to his home.

    Tufuga was charged with child kidnapping and aggravated child abuse on Monday, both as second-degree felonies. The charges were lowered from first-degree felonies after the Utah County Attorney’s Office determined that a “reduction would be in the interests of justice.””

    https://nypost.com/2026/03/24/us-news/utah-mom-accused-of-kidnapping-autistic-sons-bully-until-he-apologized/

    “in the interests of justice”?? I’m thinking if some guy snatched an 11-year-old girl, the charges would be much different.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      Was the kid she kidnapped actually a bully? Who knows, she seems stupid enough to have snatched up the wrong kid.

    • Rat on a train

      In some states the police would have kidnapped the boy and charged his parents for letting him out unsupervised.

      • R.J.

        Bravo. And true.

    • cyto

      Agree on the gender and free range parent observations.

      Also, when I was a kid, my dad would have subsequently kicked my ass for picking on some autistic kid. We didnt have full-on community parenting, but if you were screwing up, any parent would be expected to snap you back.

  13. rhywun

    general who had knowledge of UFOs

    And… I’m out.

    • cyto

      Hahahaha… that was exactly my reaction. I was skeptical at the very concept, but interested to hear what they had…. and then… UFO.

  14. Common Tater

    “The drama began in 2017, when a neighbor took issue with the smell wafting from the strip mall restaurant and began calling incessantly.

    Owner David Liao said her concerns weren’t shared by the other customers, who never complained or said they smelled a distinct odor….

    Not only would it affect the restaurant’s attempt to share tradition, but the dish also accounted for 10 to 20 percent of their revenue, so they continued to sell it.

    But the nail in the coffin came in 2017, when the restaurant received a city notice citing a municipal code violation for emitting odors deemed a public nuisance…

    t wasn’t until 2025 that Liao tried to revive the dish, launching a stinky tofu newsletter to alert customers to occasional weekly drops at the restaurant…

    But once the nosy neighbor caught wind of this, they immediately launched their phone campaign again, calling so much that she managed to block the restaurant’s phone line, preventing customers from placing orders.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/article-15671419/california-restaurant-stinky-dish-odor-complaint.html

    CWAC

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      To be fair some of those Asian fish dishes smell like an open sewer mixed with cod liver oil that’s been left in the sun.

      • Not Adahn

        Isn’t “fish guts left in the sun” literally how fish sauce is made?

      • EvilSheldon

        Either left in the sun, or buried and forgotten.

  15. Common Tater

    “Russia has impounded hundreds of boobytrapped boot insoles intended for Vladimir Putin’s foot soldiers, say the Federal Security Service (FSB).

    The ‘heated’ insoles for use in cold weather were rigged with enough explosives to blow off a victim’s limbs, it is alleged.

    Russian counterintelligence blames Ukrainian secret services for a ploy to maim up to 504 soldiers…

    The insoles were in a consignment of ‘humanitarian aid’, it was alleged.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15674111/Russia-discovers-hundreds-boobytrapped-boot-insoles-rigged-explosives-blow-soldiers-legs-off.html

    • EvilSheldon

      Clever. It seems the Ukrainians have been taking lessons from the Israelis…

      • Not Adahn

        Will Russians need to take off their shoes before a flight now?

    • Not Adahn

      First question:

      A brilliant scientist discovers a technology that could double human lifespan, but it would require a global governing body to distribute it fairly. What concerns you most?

      My response of “who the fuck is defining “fairly?” is not given as an option.

      • Sensei

        The global governing body, naturally…

        Just remember how the clot shot was allocated when the Top Men thought it actually effective. Unauthorized recipients were punished just as firmly as later refuseniks.

    • kinnath

      Metaphysics
      Strong Platonist

      Politics
      Mixed

      Epistemology
      Strong Hegelian

      Technology
      Mixed

      Human Nature
      Strong Aristotelian

      Of course, this shit means nothing to me.

      I are engineer, duh.

    • EvilSheldon

      Inconsistent.

      No surprise there.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Nice try AlexBot. 😏

    • Not Adahn

      What I find frustrating about this — not just this btw — isn’t even the simplistic keyword-containing questions. It the whole “give four answers each containing multiple poorly defined terms and make sure they’re all false in at least one way.”

      Apparently (like most humans) Great Philosophers are fond of false dichotomies such that I wind up with a “Shadow” who totally destroys me from my blind spot that I agree with.

      Likewise, I am NOT a Straussian just because I know for a fact that some writers definitely do encode non-obvious teachings and have been doing this since the ancient Greeks. I can score 100% on a test Strauss’s particular beliefs just by how the answers were phrased, so maybe there is something to this close reading after all.

    • Common Tater

      “As most of us are now well aware, the burning of oil, gas, coal and forests is releasing heat-trapping greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere. This constipates the Earth system’s ability to excrete heat out into space. And the more energy gets stuck in our home, the more we – and all other forms of life – feel hot, uncomfortable and are vulnerable to heatwaves, storms, floods, droughts or fire.”

      constipates?

      • R.J.

        Excrete?

      • rhywun

        Science!

        Totally not a religion.

      • Not Adahn

        The opiate of the masses results in global constipation?

    • Ted S.

      Scientists can’t comprehend it, but Guardian writers can….

  16. Common Tater

    “Misogyny, misogynoir and objectification waste women’s time. Instead of being allowed to thrive, organizations like the NCAA, WNBA and NWSL are stymied by pervasive narratives that question women’s legitimacy. Online commentary from men insisting that women should not advocate for higher salaries because their leagues are allegedly less profitable or entertaining exemplifies this obstruction. Women are then trapped in a cycle of constant negotiation, explanation and self-validation. They must repeatedly demonstrate their competence rather than simply do their jobs.”

    https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/mar/24/molly-miller-arizona-state-university-basketball

    allegedly less profitable?

    • rhywun

      They must repeatedly demonstrate their competence rather than simply do their jobs.

      Thank goodness my male privilege and “legitimacy” means I am never required to demonstrate competence.

    • EvilSheldon

      They must repeatedly demonstrate their competence rather than simply do their jobs.

      You mean like everybody else in the world who’s not a complete wastrel?

  17. Sensei

    Those points seem eminently sensible to me. As for the proposed $250 federal EV registration fee, as Harto and Jaff note, “EVs have not played a significant role in the downward trajectory of federal or state transportation infrastructure revenues, nor can they currently make a significant contribution to reversing those declines.”

    I wonder how these author and the article feel about confiscatory taxes those with ultra high net worth? Essentially confiscation won’t change our national debt.

    https://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/03/republicans-in-congress-add-250-annual-federal-ev-tax-to-transport-bill/

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