Rhinos on skateboards, to be precise.

Defamation of the king in Thailand can be something benign like saying you'd prefer to have an elected President.

As for it being a democracy, they have elections, but the military will stop a party from taking power if they don't agree with them, like what happened last time.

Of course, you can't just use the rhino system for every type of vehicle, that's for trams only.

I believe that was in New York, although I might be wrong about that.

Yeah, apparently it's ok to just make stuff up to make a point, so we'll just make shit up about JD Vance as that's how he wants things to be.

But it makes so much money for corporations! Tax payer money is used for research and everything else that costs money, then we get a private company to just 'commercialise' it! Tax payers take on all the risk and investment, profits go straight to shareholders.

This is about Ukraine invading Kursk, not the one where Russia invaded Ukraine. I picked this one specifically because Ukraine is also a US client state that is somehow treated differently when it comes to how it's reported on and what they're allowed to do with military aid.

The NY Times had no problem calling it an invasion when Ukraine did it to Russia (also after years of being bombed by Russia).

That's their target demo, so yeah, the campaign would probably file that under the strengths column.

The worst part is that there's really nothing there that we didn't already know. It's a dossier that just compiles all his political strengths and weaknesses based on stuff we already knew.

He's essentially a con man, and there's a sucker born every day.

Crime has skyrocketed among former Presidents though.

I mean, realistically it'll juice the stock in the short term until things catch up to them in 6 to 12 months.

Yeah, there's going to be hilariously bad outages at AWS within like a year.

It's like reverse stack ranking. They'll be left with the people that couldn't find another job.

Yep, the franchise is supposedly an independent business, except they can't choose suppliers, can't change the menu, can't change prices, can't do their own marketing, etc. The only variable they have any control over is basically personnel, so that's where they try to save as much money as possible.

despite Washington exerting unprecedented pressure in the past few days to prevent such a move.

It takes one phone call with the message that the US will not supply weapons to them any more.

Great episodes as well.

I've mostly heard about the controversies (the fake AI quotes in the trailer, some alleged #metoo stuff on set, ...). Reviews seem very mixed, some reviewers hate it, others love it, which makes me think some of them just don't 'get' it?

I actually check Twitter from time to time and it is slowly dying. Ken Klippenstein was one of the accounts I was following and now he's gone too.