I think this is much, *much* harder to pin down than you seem to be implying.

I agree which is what my last paragraph said. It might seem easy to pin down for a very small number of topics but not for most.

I also have mixed feelings about it but come out on the side of this is bad.

I feel like this measure begs the question: Should everyday people be allowed to sway public opinion?

They should be able to sway public opinion on things that are a matter of opinion, not on things that are proven facts.

I’m specifically thinking of anti-vaxxers here. The US is currently suffering from its largest measles outbreak since 1992 when the disease was declared eliminated in 2000. We shouldn’t be having this problem and it’s caused by people sharing opinions that contradict with scientifically proven facts.

The reason that I come out on the side of the law being bad is that the line between things that should require a degree to talk about and things that shouldn’t isn’t an easily defined one so the law is very open to abuse.

Not that this isn’t a valid concern but it seems like something that the oil companies would push as this isn’t a valid comparison.

It’s trying to get you to think about how livestock emissions compares to fossil fuel emissions while omitting 80 or 90% of fossil fuel emissions.

I think that it’s more so that he can say that he ended another war.

He kept the Prince title. I don’t think that one can be removed because it’s simply defined as the son of a monarch.

They could probably request that he stops using it but I don’t think it can be removed.

Yeah. It used to be done discreetly by the CIA but Trump is trying to cut costs.

I’m sure that the concept of “us” and “them” outdates the concept of countries.

If we got rid of countries then the people over that hill or across that river would become “them”.

Well, it probably is pretty normal. Not right, but not exceptional unfortunately.

Until 5sec after the last hostage is released, upon which the Israeli Nazis will continue the genocide.

Which would obviously be Hamas’s fault somehow.

I expect that it just means that they have a number of rolls that they expect to use in a week and that’s all that they buy. After that you have to buy your own.

Isn’t it relative though? They’re left of the Republicans so they are the left most choice Americans have.

Same with WhatsApp and Facebook. Even if you’ve never installed or signed up for either they already know who you know.