Bars are bars. Even if it's soap bars or towel bars, have to respect the game.

What gif the g is silent like in the word Gnome?

He wouldn't have missed if it wasn't for poor ventilation and very sweaty hands.

*Addendum: It's working, just not for the people.

And yet we're living with those consequences knowingly in the current model, including observable ones. It's not working.

And as others have pointed out, we should learn from other nations and cooperate with them to solve this issue, rather than continue to dismantle those system for more profit.

This is not UBI.

If the intended purpose is for people to use that money for healthcare, and is mandated by law to go into some healthcare savings plan, it most definitely is not UBI.

We need universal healthcare, not tomorrow, not after breakfast, now.

Or up to seven children. It's only a matter of fact that even though children are cheaper in overhead costs, they just don't produce as much because they're so weak.

I'm of the opinion that the files still haven't been released, and that what was is in some violation of the law, again.

I'm not surprised by this because it was to be expected, but I do wonder why someone hasn't released the unredacted version or hasn't thus far before they get betrayed themselves

Looks microscopy of a Squamous Cell Carcinoma

And yet one would think that Zohran and his team would have considered this in their plan. How is this supposed to pay for itself without an marginal tax increase if less people are bring cars into the city? Make it make sense.

Flavor fatigue is all.

You'll be back

There is a need to tax. Always. That so called profit is the surplus value of labor produced by workers that should go back into the system for programs we need.

I don't understand the second part. If more buses are used, there's less cars.

I mean, this is just basically the same thing. Just make it free and implement the appropriate taxation as he's suggested and it'll more than pay for itself.

We've go to get off of the car dependency not just in New York, but literally everywhere.