Where's all the people complaining about the lack of people trying to start stuff with feds?

Almost like fighting the way they want to be fought doesn't accomplish Jack and shit.

Well, anything that is made of something that melts below 2500-4500 C for starters.

If your imagination is having a tough time figuring out how to deliver it, I recommend watching some videos out of Ukraine. As far as practicality, I'll refer you to WWII sabotage tricks.

The story of being hit on by a celebrity would be plenty enough for me.

Not explosives. Too risky, too uncontrolled. Too much debris. Risk of drone leaving too much evidence behind to track. When stamping out cancer: precision when possible. Technology if necessary. Chemotherapy last.

These concentration camps are tumors, caused by an already widespread cancer, that is extremely slow to kill, but very resistant to chemo. The turmors can be excized to lengthen and improve the patient's life by small amounts.

A sandwich bag of aluminum and rust with a magnesium starter will melt through 4 inches of steel.

I'm maybe an idiot. But like, could I start a produce garden, and get like a family to tend to it?

That way I can keep them shelter and fed, and they're free to do other work (probably much better paid) so they could get established on their own (as long as they came back to do the gardening I guess,)

So interesting thing here: both groups were aroused at heterosexual and lesbian stimuli.

The homophobic ones responded to the homosexual stimuli.

The guys were bi. Sort of explains why they argue "everyone chooses to be gay or straight." Because they have decided they have to.

This also explains the more-frequent-than-i-enjoy conversation about how "no, there really isn't a celebrity I'd go gay for."

The meme is "science guy doing science"

The joke is that the DC in "Washington DC" also stands for "Direct Current." Direct Current is usually stable in a circuit.

What our Punny scientist did is make Washington "Alternating Current." By creating an oscillating image of the Washington DC buildings.

It's a very funny shitpost for electronic nerds.

Dont engage the gestapo. That is the only way they can fight, through confrontation. Bullets, fists, crowd control.

Get a propane torch, you know for some light plumbing.

Always have an angle grinder, these things can cut steel, but are also useful for shaving down rusted iron bars and aluminum. Keep these separated for safety reasons.

Also, if you need something very bright and very hot, magnesium strips can be ignited by the above mentioned torch. Don't do this near that dust you made.

Seriously don't. That kind of reaction, depending on the amount, will melt through solid steel.

Ok so. How has no one taken a drone out to this facility and gotten a recording of the entire exterior of it?

Because based on what I've seen, a couple of guys with bolt cutters could do some serious damage to it.

Hell, have we learned nothing from Ukraine? Get some cheap ass FPV drones to land with strips of thermite?

Like I'm 1.5k miles from where it is, so that's a bit of a problem for me. But how is there no one in Florida capable of this kind of thinking?

It's like everyone completely has no idea what "sabotage" is, and that you don't need to hurt people to defeat a regime.

258,000,000. Say it out loud Rachel Ray. The people need to know that they are being targeted.

Choom, you gotta remember any Edgerunner know they're gonna flatline young.

Most people get chipped to perform their job, which is basically to barely survive a corpo life. Some have chrome for medical reasons. Most people don't wanna be a chrome jock anyway, with cyberpsychosis and all.

Also, ripperdocs are the closest thing to medical attention proles can afford. And I suspect with the jack they make they can afford actual medical care.

There's a theory in my family.

You have true farmers, then you have factory farms. Factory Farms are not just for animals. They exclusively produce cash crop, they exclusively optimize profit, they also do hardly any of the work themselves. They'll be in a combine, sure. But combines are quite literally automatic nowadays, so it becomes a second office where they're negotiated deals and labor and contracts and taxes.

The true farmers on the other hand? Way back when, before Monsanto and Tyson, farm communities took care of specific jobs for specific farms because one of those farmers found a really good way to do it, or is just much more efficient.

That left a little more time for each of the farmers to work on something they were skilled with, or do a hobby even.

Guess what was a popular hobby amongst farmers? Electric Scale Trains. These farmers also invented and designed and engineered a lot of these tools and equipment, because they had to repair their machines quicker than a service tech could come out.

So you get robust engineering out of a Farmer. Then the Factory Farmer comes in and says "Hey, I got a friend named John Deer who could mass produce these, and the non-presceint Farmer said cool."

BAM innovations stifled.