Yeee-hawdist

Texas makes sense though. You’ve got a land border with a foreign nation, a huge economy, and a huge population. Mississippi has none of those things.

I was once in a pool of jurors set to hear the penalty phase of a capital murder. I would never had been seated in a thousand years and it ended up in a deal anyway. But the Judge told us that if we chose the death penalty every juror has to sign the death warrant.

The though of my signature on a document like that still sends chills down my spine.

It’s difficult to measure rape statistics across countries. But we know, that if guns were prophylactic to rape, the US should have a disproportionately low statistic. It does not.

And anybody who knows about rape knows that guns are impotent to stop the vast majority. That’s because a large portion of rape victims support and protect their attacker because it’s somebody they love.

But sure, in an 80s action move fantasy, a woman with a gun is safe I guess.

The money in AI is going to be the wages of the people it replaces. Those tech billionaires call it a revolution because getting labor without wages is the promised land for cunt billionaires.

The AI revolution is here because that’s what the owners want. If you think they’ll wait until the AI is as good as humans to replace humans I’ll point out that self-checkout already exists.

“humane” execution methods are to protect capital punishment advocates from discomfort, not condemned inmates from pain. There is no execution method more grotesque than the law that legitimizes it.

Elon promise: 10nm precision Elon Delivers: truck stuck with glue.

I think the problem with Tesla is that they have too many legacy hires making decisions.

There should be a warning label on any establishment or product that requires a smartphone to use.