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100% agree. Violence and assassination are never justified as a response to someone’s speech. Surely you agree with this, right?

Come on, it could be a false flag by someone who really wants to kill illegal immigrants and incite wrath upon the mostly peaceful left. I mean, not a single officer was injured.

Back in the day, not everyone went to college. For many who did (including legal immigrants), they were able to get better paying jobs and climb the socioeconomic ladder. Parents pushed their kids to go to college, become a medical professional, engineer, or lawyer and continue climbing up...

Do you know what the purchase price was?

For the “Tried to Assassinate Kavanaugh”, this just came out today. Pick your slant or read both. You should still come to the conclusion this was political violence from the left. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/19/brett-kavanaugh-assassination-attempt-case-00574230...

I read it as Tesla will consume all their market share. I just don't see the legacy manufacturers staying competitive.

Do you think we'll inflate our way out of it?

If you don't really know, why are you selecting these quotes? I've found that many quotes are used (by one side or another) to inflame and many times, they are short quotes that are purposefully cut so that the context is missing. Stephen King learned this lesson recently:

I heard the name but didn’t know much about him. Seeing the video of him being assassinated was shocking and then seeing tons of people cheering for it was sickening. Yes, some of that is the algorithm on Reddit but some of it was from people at work (they crafted their statements carefully...

I don’t know who this guy is so I hope no one gets triggered, but I agree with what he posted. Edit: ugh, the part at the end is what I am referring to and it inconveniently doesn’t show in the preview:

Seriously, it is like going to Wikipedia to get information on a political event (there is bias in all these ‘authoritative’ tools). You have to think critically and check sources.

I think in general things were great when John Legere took over at T-mobile. But he left over 5 years ago after the merger with Sprint was complete and it has been a steady decline since. It feels like they are following a Private Equity playbook.

Can some of you ChatGPT experts see if this is true? It sounds ridiculous. https://x.com/amuse/status/1965480694312042639

That must be a different part of Sunset than this:

It is so crazy to see something like this happening in Cupertino (where the median sales price is 2x Irvine). Years ago (prepandemic), I had my car window smashed and backpack stolen in Cupertino while eating pizza and the cops didn’t take a report or even bother to come out. Event traumatized...

Don’t worry, I’m sure the reason it is less than predicted is because global warming is causing adverse weather elsewhere which explains this calm Atlantic hurricane season. :ROFLMAO:

Ah, the speed I get with T-mobile is great too but I can't stand the customer service, billing issues, complicated plans, etc.