FTA: In the ruling, three Ninth Circuit judges said the plaintiffs failed to establish that it is "virtually impossible" for them to reduce their storage, or that they will inevitably be forced to pay for iCloud storage. In fact, two named plaintiffs were still on the 5GB tier. The judges added that customers have the option to turn off iCloud at any time.
Compare this 10 year sentence to the slap on the wrist these January 6 insurrectioners got and tell me that’s justice. Most were given light 3 months sentences.
I like how the lesson is not — maybe our extreme greed has brewed a resentment across the country that is boiling over because of how desperate people have become, maybe we should lay off on the income inequality and share enough with our neighbor such that they can live happy lives. Instead it’s, let’s take a look at our corporate security and beef it up.
Usher in the oligarchy. Soon enough each Fortune 500 CEO will live in a castle with a private army at their command.
Agreed. If Hunter Biden’s issues hadn’t been politically weaponized so much, I doubt Biden would have done it, but the truth is, with Trump coming in to office and threatening retaliation, it makes sense to pardon him.
I see, there are different ways to do them. In some ways, the public will need to fund some seawall construction to protect roads and reduce erosion overall. Highway 1 in CA is a good example. But, there are also plenty of examples of people who built homes dangerously close to the ocean and when a big storm rolls in, they get wrecked.
If these people want to pay for their own sea walls to protect their homes, fine; but taxpayers shouldn’t be subsidizing the ultra rich to protect their properties. Buying ocean front property in this day and age is a big risk.
Profits are unpaid wages.
What are we gonna do about it?