Absolutely. There are many reasons, but attacks on journalists/whistleblowers and the malicious potential of collated data in a capitalist oligarchy are the first two that come to mind.
Absolutely. There are many reasons, but attacks on journalists/whistleblowers and the malicious potential of collated data in a capitalist oligarchy are the first two that come to mind.
I had one of those! Heavy as hell with a half sphere on the bottom where the caps would go, right?
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Nah. We only shifted from domestic manufacturing in the late 70s/early 80s. The last fifty years have been a rapid shift to Chinese production due to the low price resulting from the posted picture.
Just ask a Gen-Xer about the super safe American made die-cast steel toys they used to hit their siblings with.
https://rekennect.com/blogs/toys-made-in-usa/history-manufacturing/
More importantly, the hardware is designed and inspected by Apple’s engineers. Security vulnerabilities would be Apple’s failure regardless of the origin of the parts.
I have maybe a handful of memories made under 9 years old. Just imagine being married for as far back as you can remember. These poor girls
It depends. I’m Carl Weathers with XP.
Trump will ‘negotiate peace’ by standing with Putin and insisting Ukraine forgo a sizable portion of territory to end the war.
Zelenskyy will rightfully refuse, then Trump will point his finger at Zelenskyy for failing to come to the table while simultaneously propping up his own ‘great’ efforts to bring peace to Eastern Europe.
He definitely looks less like the old eccentric guy who glued thousands of bottle caps, buttons, and toys to the outside of his 1987 Yugo.
This would be Donald J. Trump without his spray tan or scalp surgery.
It’s up to the lender to accept the settlement. They’re the ones taking the loss. The sale is not the result of financial hardship, so the court cannot force the lender to accept an unreasonably insufficient buyout offer for the loan.
US sanctions on Russia have been in effect since 2014, and have only been increased since Biden took office.
The article states that these sanctions could result in increased costs to Americans, which is why he was reluctant to enforce them before now. At this point, it’s intended to be a final squeeze on Putin’s resources before Trump comes in and offers him a third of Ukraine.
Why does Syria need to renounce terrorism, but the US federal and state governments don’t?
I read it in another article that I can’t find anymore. I deleted that line in my comment right after I searched for the source. Sorry about the misinformation.
im not going to even try to guess what gun it was
The gun turned out to be a recreated WWII pistol with suppressor that is famed for its silence. It’s also the most common pistol used by veterinarians nationwide.
Someone did their homework.
https://www.newsweek.com/what-we-know-about-gun-used-unitedhealth-ceo-assassination-1997033
Edit: This thing sounds like an airsoft pistol
I use an app called Be My Eyes to help the visually impaired.
You’ll get a random notification that a person needs your help. If you’re the first to respond, you’ll be paired up. Their phone camera is displayed on your screen, and you can talk to each other.
I always have a great experience when I use it.
Yeah, but the end wasn’t gummy bear related. lol
Sometimes the universe has other plans.
They sold it at Kay Bee Toys. How bad could it be? Lol