Yes, you're all doing it wrong...by doing it at all.
But this poll is not about the percentage of the justice system that might be trustworthy. It's about how many people thing the system is trustworthy, and if only 1/3 of the system is trying to make it trustworthy, then it demonstrably isn't.
They could get the fuck out of politics.
There's at least 2 others worse than kavanaugh...
The US justice system has gone out of its way to make itself not trustworthy. It's surprising it's that high.
What deadlines? Squadron 42 was supposed to release in 2016...
That ship has sailed.
What dumbass is letting AI post articles without human oversight? That's like rule one of what not to do.
He is certainly shows running it faster than I expected.
I thought we'd get a year or two in...until his dumbass tariff and tax plans kick in. Did not have "tank economy before taking office" on my bingo sheet
Look everyone, a great example of binary thinking, and how limited it is. The lack of nuance forces your worldview into a narrow, childish view. Don't be like this guy.
I dunno, greed seems to be winning out. Greed has even managed to weaponize prejudice to distract people from all the taking ...
He has no official power, but a lot of current Republican congressmen are spineless little shits who will do anything he tells them to do. And apparently Elon wants the government shut down so bullied trump into pushing for it
Left v right is a distraction from the actual class war being wages on us by the wealthy elite
They're afraid he might 3D print an escape copter and break free...
These chat bots only have a limited pool of responses, to prevent them saying weird shit. They're just looking for certain key words or things closely related to their key words that direct them to specific lines.
Company I work at has a very similar one. And it's not likely checking to see if there's anybody working the queue before it asks if you want a live human
Moving money within a retirement account, or even between retirement accounts does not incur capital gains, either.
...you don't cash out your entire retirement accounts but when you retire.
250k in capital gains, and instead of the usual 10%, you're paying 17% on it. Because that's a shit ton of stock to sell in one year
It's called that if you're not a billionaire and it's legal, too. Taking your personal deduction is tax avoidance.
"any man that has to say, "I am king" is no true king"