Mobile living has its issues. From having a mailing address to a long list of repairs or maintenance issues that will require you to find space to deal with. Pets can be difficult, kids are a logistic problem with no end. Also, your home will never increase in value, while costing as much as a mortgage.

And here I thought we'd have to wait for nanomachines before we were all devoured by grey ooze.

By Russian regions, they mean Earth.

Ask him to define 'Americans'

Both sides bullshit propaganda.

The entire point of the take over was to stop independent journalism. Why exactly would that change? He's fine with CBS going bankrupt, all it's doing for him right now is covering the cost of killing it for him.

For profit prisons, and prison labor, should be illegal.

Except the dot com boom was widespread, and produced a lot of prosperity across the population. The AI bubble is like 6 people making a trillion dollars.

I admit I know nothing about them, but considering Trump has been booed when mentioned at least a few times at UFC matches, I'm wondering how long until they start dropping out of his cage match.

There's a push from corporate dems and AIPAC to shit on the left right now. From articles to paid influencers, expect a lot of bullshit noise, that will probably get louder as the election season goes on.

Bush went into Iraq because we never punished Reagan for Iran-Contra.

Reagan got away with Iran Contra because we never punished Nixon for Watergate.

Nixon got away with Watergate because we never punished Johnson for the Gulf of Tonkin.

From the actual bill:

HOWEVER, THAT IF THE WORKING GROUP DETERMINES THAT IT IS NOT TECHNOLOGICALLY FEASIBLE TO REQUIRE THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTERS SOLD IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO INCLUDE BLOCKING TECHNOLOGY, THE WORKING GROUP SHALL SO REPORT, AND NO REGULATIONS SHALL BE REQUIRED TO BE PROMULGATED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE WORKING GROUP DETER- MINES THAT IT IS TECHNOLOGICALLY FEASIBLE.

Considering the number of open source 3d printers, and mills, plus conversion packages for manual mills, It's ludicrous to assume it's feasible. And NY has nowhere near the manufacturing monopoly to force the rest of the country, let alone the world, to comply with a demand that all of them have blocking systems.

Even given the safety check of a working group, this same bill also makes a stick illegal. So it's more than likely to fail on a few challenges, assuming it even makes it to final vote in this form.