So what you are saying is this is a fantastic RTO strategy. /s
But yeah, I work for an international company, setting up the IT infrastructure so that each of those individual offices have a standard security policy and connection whitelists, and then requiring an on-site IT person to manage each of those sounds horrible.
Spears, and (pun) by extension Pitchforks, being long is not a draw back. It is a stabbing weapon you could take out someone with a baseball bat before they even get in reach to be a risk.
I would bet though that most made shooters are white though. Better male it so white people can’t have guns…
Well lookie there, I was right
https://www.statista.com/statistics/476456/mass-shootings-in-the-us-by-shooter-s-race/
I actually liked DeWine for a while around Covid and clarity on what they were trying to do to help out the communities. Soon as Covid ended, it is just a chain train of stupid choices.
I really do keep thinking of just putting myself onto the ballot for a state rep. I get paid less, but this is quickly seeming like a real-life “if you want it done right do it yourself”
To be clear, the article calls the salute a hate crime. I’m restating it in my comment since it’s relevant to my question.
So this is Australia, but imagine we did something like this in the USA. A Nazi salute is a form of hate crime against Jewish people, would it also be illegal to use Racial Slurs?
Got Damn Lincoln had to go and fuck Up a good thing with DEI freedoms
The neighborhood I live in has maybe 200 houses (this is all my eyeball, napkin math, butthole statistics), of those 200 houses about 30% of them are by appearance alone people of non-European ethnicity. There are maybe 15 Teslas in the entire hood, and all but about 2 of them are owned by PoC households.
Generally speaking the hood is pretty left-leaning, though not extremely most of them don’t put up any political affiliation propaganda. I have long since though that most people have to see Tesla as a societal status mark more than anything else. People talk about owning a Tesla the same way they do a Rolex or Louis handbag. It isn’t that they are bad brands or badly crafted object, but they are not worth the cost of materials.
So I can only think of the ratio of people in my area that own Teslas as essentially an attempt to, crude as it may sound, “Force the feeling of ‘Being American’”