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Amazon
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Very true
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https://youtu.be/Tvzj3QOz51w

Real issues here.

Sadly it misses the part where he goes up to the bartender asking him what his bill will be since he ordered something at market price. The bartender just laughs and says "you're fucked bro"

Also,
https://youtu.be/5KXrQYWbbIs
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... what's wrong with this? He said "because you'll always have one ally".

Is this supposed to be a gaffe?
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Good shit that they have you back the refund. I'm actually in a similar situation... Was supposed to be Sept 19th but cancelled it and will do something smaller in a month or so.

Whole thing has been funny. We had a venue, but in Feb they hit chapter 7 bankruptcy and liquidation. We were able to get our money back from the venue thankfully. Had to file a claim with the credit card company. Look up Noah's Events.

So we then found a new place, then coronavirus happened.
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Ehh, it's kinda weird to be honest
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Played soccer yesterday after a few months. Man, haven't been sore like this in a while
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https://www.scotusblog.com/2020/06/opinion-analysis-federal-employment-discrimination-law-protects-gay-and-transgender-employees/
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cuttin_in_farm posted...

Claiming its 3rd world is 1st world problems.

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Bananana posted...

I think its as good a time as ever to stop worshipping slave owners tbh

the fascination the us has with a bunch of dead people from 250 years ago is ridiculous and the worst part of the countrys culture

That's really not a us centric thing, considering the extent that royalty is preserved in other countries .

Anyway, I have no issue with statues of the founders. Statues of the founders is very different than statues of confederate generals
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Romes187 posted...

then again, congress has SO many people that disagree with each other and can't ever pass anything

might as well just cram it through the courts

nothing bad will ever happen from that

Narrator: It will
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DeadBankerDream posted...

I wanna watch a video of someone going over the dissenting opinion

https://www.scotusblog.com/

There's scotusblug which I writes about various supreme court cases. Nothing up yet for this one.
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SapphireClassic posted...

Are there any cases were someone was fired for being gay or lesbian?

Like, a case can't even go to court until someone was harmed by a law, so yes, people have.

Below is what was being argued.

BOSTOCK v. CLAYTON COUNTY, GEORGIA CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT
OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT No. 171618. Argued October 8, 2019Decided June 15, 2020* In each of these cases, an employer allegedly fired a long-time employee simply for being homosexual or transgender. Clayton County, Georgia, fired Gerald Bostock for conduct unbecoming a county employee shortly after he began participating in a gay recreational softball league. Altitude Express fired Donald Zarda days after he mentioned being gay. And R. G. & G. R. Harris Funeral Homes fired Aimee Stephens, who presented as a male when she was hired, after she informed her employer that she planned to live and work full-time as a woman. Each employee sued, alleging sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Eleventh Circuit held that Title VII does not prohibit employers from firing employees for being gay and so Mr. Bostocks suit could be dismissed as a matter of law. The Second and Sixth Circuits, however, allowed the claims of Mr. Zarda and Ms. Stephens, respectively, to proceed.

Held: An employer who fires an individual merely for being gay or transgender violates Title VII. Pp. 433. ( a) Title VII makes it unlawful . . . for an employer to fail or refuse to hire or to discharge any individual, or otherwise to discriminate against any individual . . . because of such individuals race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. 42 U. S. C. 2000e2(a)(1). The straightforward application of Title VIIs terms interpreted in accord
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Bullet_Wing posted...

onedarksoul posted...

Reasoned dissent is whats wrong with America? Read their opinions before rushing to condemn.

What possible reasoning could you give for being able to fire someone for being gay? Your redcap is showing

Like, morally or legally?

Like, I'm sure some could see it as morally bad to fire someone for those reasons, but legally in regards to a judges role, they might be able to make an argument saying why it's not illegal.
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Apparently the servers are not working well and you can't even download the full opinions yet
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Anticyclonic posted...

You all are ridiculous lol.
Money much better spent on a vacation or swimming pool or some shit.

We got a guy to wed us at our home with no guests. It was a nice intimate thing without having to worry about everyone else and their mother.
I think it was just a couple hundred dollars or so to pay the guy and the government costs.

Ehh, it's just as temporary an event as a vacation, so I never really saw that argument fully. It's not as if I'd feel more comfortable spending 10k on a vacation, instead of 10k on a wedding. It's still a large price.

And also, at some level it's going to be about how much you value certain cultural activities.
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Cop helped me change my tire on my car once
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Super Saiyan 3 Goku posted...

a large part of my family living outside the US, in England and Nigeria. The idea of kind of doing that whole traditional Nigerian wedding stuff and having people see it seems nice and cool

I'm Nigerian American (Anambra State). We did the kolanut breaking, palm wine carry, traditional clothes, etc. It wasn't the full, traditional wedding given the circumstances but we did enough to satisfy my parents, extended family and friends.

That was part of the reason why our guest list was a little on the large size.

The guest list man. Parents gotta invite EVERYONE
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Caelthus posted...

Like, ~1 in 3 of the girls when I graduated were pregnant at some point or another during the senior year.

I find that hard to believe. How many girls were in your graduating class?
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I like the idea of having a wedding, especially with a large part of my family living outside the US, in England and Nigeria. The idea of kind of doing that whole traditional Nigerian wedding stuff and having people see it seems nice and cool. But I also know I'd be anxious and kinda stressed about some stuff, mainly the size. Plus the money.
The idea sounds nice, but the reality makes it less so.
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The venue and food costs seem like the big killers
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TheVipaGTS posted...

Questionmarktarius posted...

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Except the show isn't being destroyed and scrubbed from history. Its not illegal to watch the show. it jsut won't be on TV anymore. Sop being so over dramatic.

Is the idea that you want people to have to put in work to find and watch the show?
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Let's try to not to go too far here. Candace is a grifter, but let's not start towards calling people "uncle tom" like names. In the end it just doesn't do any good
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Lol wtf
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I have to believe she's just a grifter.
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Dang it, references
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It seems weird that they'd ask you to put your coworkers down as a reference when you might not want your coworkers to know you're job searching.

It'd only make sense to call them AFTER you've accepted the job offer... right?

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haters gonna hate

I personally like how it looks
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Masters in electrical engineering
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They have a babynames podcast... What could they talk about... Lol
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No, I wouldn't say you can blame anti black racism or discrimination on black people, lol. People have their own agency bro.

Or are you trying to say there are some cultural reasons for various inequalities in the "black community"
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Can you explain what you mean exactly?
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I've missed out on a lot of these stocks this past couple weeks. So annoying
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I don't know, it doesn't mean much to me unless you also say what you mean by those terms.
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Ya, the messaging in regards to the protest and covid has been really bad. They just shouldn't have said anything
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Come on guys.

Smackems posted...

Slangin that shit

Getting too risky bro
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How we getting rich
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He's right, but I hope he doesn't think this is some new thought...
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COVxy posted...

Depends entirely on your career path and lifestyle.

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I don't have too much interest in large houses or having a lot of land. My ideal place would be a high story loft or whatever in an urban area
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Stewman_Magoo posted...

emblem boy posted...

I don't know man. They're also trained to handle highly stressful situations, which some cops seem to be utterly failing at.

There are probably other reasons that they shouldn't bring the military in, but lack of effectiveness I don't think is one of them.

Nothing says stressful like a ton of people on their knees with their hands up yelling 'I can't breathe'. How do the cops survive every protest!?

I mean, that's my point. The cops are absolutely horrible right now.
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No, not necessarily. Black cops have been involved in some of the police issues we've seen.
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monkmith posted...

emblem boy posted...

Honestly, would the military be better at the non aggressive crowd control needed for protests of this size?

seeing that the military is specifically trained to shoot people in the head, no.

I don't know man. They're also trained to handle highly stressful situations, which some cops seem to be utterly failing at.

There are probably other reasons that they shouldn't bring the military in, but lack of effectiveness I don't think is one of them.
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Get it all in terms of a variable and solve from there
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What are some good ones
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Honestly, would the military be better at the non aggressive crowd control needed for protests of this size?
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Hell ya
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