| the unreasonable man

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As Ohio reopens shuttered businesses, not every business is operating safely. The state has declared that if workers don't put their lives on the line, they will lose unemployment benefits.But a clever coder is poisoning the data well, with a script that generates fake names: Read more about Clever Coder Clogs Ohio Snitching Website Armed vigilantes driveway with a tree to force quarantine Vigilantism is always a bad idea. Vigilantism when you don't even know that the neighbors you think just arrived from New Jersey fleeing the disease outbreak have actually been there for a month... Read more about Armed vigilantes driveway with a tree to force quarantine In The Telegraph's business section, Jeremy Warner says the quiet part out loud: capitalists want poor old people to die, because this would be good for "the economy", as the owning classes conceive of it. Read more about Owning class rooting for coronavirus to kill the old Besides being Ponzi schemes that get drivers to pay for the privilege of giving people rides, Uber and Lyft are contributing to CO2 pollution by displacing mass transit. Read more about Uber And Lyft Are Net Polluters It is absurd that mass incarceration is so low on the Democrat's list of priorities that they had two prosecutors running for President this year. Here's a stark statistic that demonstrates the harshness of the our criminal justice policies of the past few decades: Read more about We Have More People Serving Life Than The Entire Prison Population of 1970On Twitter, Walker Bragman posted video from 2010 where Michael Bloomberg argues, in the most literal possible sense, against democracy and for authoritarian technocracy without checks on the executive. Michael Bloomberg in 2010 on government: He begins with, I m not suggesting we shouldn t have democracy, BUT..., lamenting the lack of qualifications required to seek public office. Read more about Bloomberg Calls For Technocracy Over Democracy, Says Defend the banks... these are my peeps. Prominent Clintonist Literally Calls For Bloomberg To Buy The Election Joe Lockhart was White House press secretary to impeached President and accused rapist Bill Clinton. For some reason CNN gives him a platform, which he is now using to call for racist Islamophobic authoritarian billionaire Michael Bloomberg to buy the primary election out from under frontrunner Bernie Sanders, long one of the most popular politicians in the nation. Read more about Prominent Clintonist Literally Calls For Bloomberg To Buy The Election Tesla Remotely Deactivates Features From Used Car Jalopnik reports on Tesla removing software-controlled features -- valued at $8,000 -- from a used car, bought by a dealer at auction from Tesla and then sold to a customer.1. Tesla must be destroyed. 2. Software for safety-critical systems (including vehicles) should never be updatable over-the-air. 3. The "first sale" doctrine must apply to software and software-controlled products. Read more about Tesla Remotely Deactivates Features From Used Car February 19th is the anniversary of Executive Order 9066, FDR's order to put Japanese Americans into concentration camps. At this time when anti-immigrant sentiment is rising and we are preparing for the US Census, it is worth pausing to remember how census information was used in this state kidnapping of our fellow Americans, to consider how it could be so used again, and to resolve to answer the census only with a count of people and not with any further information, in accordance with the Constitution's provision for an "enumeration", not an interrogation. Read more about The Census Helped Put Japanese-Americans In Concentration Camps Profiteering From Prisons: The Cost of Reading Incarceration is a racket. We've heard a lot the past few years about how awful privately owned prisons are, but an underexplored issue is the profiteering of vendors of inmate services. From telecommunication companies that charge outrageous fees to let inmates speak to their families (or lawyers!), to charging inmates by the minute to read books, it's a wealth transfer from the bottom to the top. Capitalism at its finest. Read more about Profiteering From Prisons: The Cost of Reading

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