Right of access to public spaces doesn't mean shitting on the street, smoking crack, starting fires, or stealing dozens of bikes and packages from neighbors.
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What are these ways which beat a 15-40% tax rate (depending on the state)?
Remember when Tom Morello had to slap down Paul Ryan? https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/tom-morello-paul-ryan-is-the-embodiment-of-the-machine-our-music-rages-against-246033/
Damn dude, touch grass.
The AP couldn't prove he didn't fuck a couch. So you sound a little too confident to me.
I read this in Aziz's voice from Parks and Rec.
Sounds like it might vary. I don't have dirt roads near me, so it selects safe roads with slower traffic instead. Hopefully they can add a proper "prefer safer roads" option, but this works for me in the meantime.
What a wonderful phrase.
Seriously, buy a bidet.
It really is a good system that's super easy and builds confidence in the election through online tracking. No wonder Republicans don't want it in their states.
Most homeless people are down on their luck and really need support. Affordable housing, job training and placement programs, food, and medical care can really help these people. I don't have any problem with this majority of the homeless population.
A small percentage of homeless are insane, whether due to mental health problems/drugs/some combination. These are the people causing problems. They cannot be left to destroy themselves and society around them. We need mandatory care for these people for them to live with dignity. It is not compassionate to throw them on the streets and ignore them. We need asylums for this subset, like we had until Reagan closed them all.