It’s not apathy, it’s an observation of the legal status of the situation.
Legally, you have no reasonable expectations of privacy in a public space, and as such anyone is free to record you. I don’t think fingerprint data being collected from devices available to the public has been tried in court yet, but audio and video recordings certainly have been.
It’s actually a good thing. Imagine if it was illegal for you to video cops.
No, they’ll spend all their money on end of life care. Nursing and retirement homes have skyrocketed in price just like everything else. Their money is going back up the chain to the billionaires, not to our inheritance.
We are WAY past that point
Why is this post 60% advertisements for the CBC?
Wtf is “regulatory relief”?
His point about the headline stands. They directly contradict themselves in the very first two sentences.
There is such a thing as parents rights, but those rights have limitations, just like every right we hold.
They make most of their money on luxury items and processed foods, not essentials.
99% of the products in a grocery store are not essential.
Essential foods are things like flour and oil and potatoes.
What, you think big investment firms can’t wrangle all the loopholes?
Alzheimer’s and dementia aren’t really mental illnesses. They’re neurological diseases but not really a mental illness.
Are they including those in their definition of mental illness?
Here’s some popular content
They don’t even try to show you anything relevant. “Here’s some random shit, watch it instead.”
It does nothing to improve security and everything to worsen it. Not to mention the obscene cost this app has run, all on taxpayer dollars.
I, for one
The more money you have, the more breaks you get. That’s true all the way down the scale.
Nor healthcare, and our education systems have been collapsing too.
The UK using the lion is the funniest shit to me. It just seems like such a sad cope.
Did they actually issue a subpoena though, or did they just send some emails saying “give pls”.
A subpoena is a legal document and thus there are rules that go along with it. But an email asking to be given something is not a subpoena.
Your company should be paying you for all that work. That’s their waste, not yours, and it is their responsibility to recycle it properly.
But I fully understand if that’s not a fight you want to pick at work.
That’s the requirement to report the production of plastic products by plastics manufacturers, not a requirement for companies to recycle.
It does say retailers (why is it limited only to retail companies?) will be incentivized to recycle. But it doesn’t say there any requirement to do so.
Also this article is typical in that it only gives the highest level overview of what the concept is, and doesn’t provide any details on how companies would be held accountable.
It also doesn’t mention whether there are or will be any exceptions made to these rules for the big companies. Billionaire business owners love lobbying for exceptions, and politicians love giving them out, because they can point to the regulations the made and tell citizens what a great job they’re doing while still pleasing their masters donors.
that’s vandalism and can get you in trouble.
A simple sticker though, which can be easily removed, doesn’t count as vandalism, and can be done over and over again for almost no cost.