Interesting. In the first one,

The attacker and his victim had agreed to meet in a Stone Bridge High School bathroom before the May assault occurred, according to an investigation conducted by a Loudoun County grand jury.

Not sure that really had much to do with trans kids using girls' bathrooms.

The second case was not a sexual assault, but an example of a fight breaking out.

$600 million in batteries (or other power storage technologies) would go a long way.

You apparently don't know the meaning of the word "restart".

If they are online, you don't restart them. You restart plants that are not online.

Really?

Can you cite a case? One single case?

There are an estimated 423,020 rape cases per year in the United States. Surely one of these must be what you're talking about, right?

I just want to know if the dog* dies.

Kill all the humans you want, but if the dog dies, I'm out.

*(or cat)

You have it backwards: attacks on science is the religion of the Right. This is part of the general attack on intellectuals from the right; they perceive any scholar endeavour as snobbery, and colleges and universities as breeding grounds for liberal thinking.

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The fact that the public school budget is reduced when the kid leaves. Duh.

Since it costs more to deal with students with disabilities, the religious schools selectively leave those students to the public schools. But take away the money. Therefore, expenses per student go up when the private schools selectively siphon off the ones with disabilities, which the law says that public schools must accept.

About three quarters are. The money for school vouchers is overwhelmingly going to religious schools.

Marx did not say that, nor anything like that.

I believe you are confusing Marx with Mao, who said "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." (in "Problems of War and Strategy" (November 6, 1938), Selected Works, Vol. II.)

If you can't distinguish Marx from Mao, you really shouldn't be commenting on what Marx (or Mao) said.

The person on-site at a grocery store at 2 in the morning is the security guard. The security guard is not likely to be tasked with monitoring the freezer temperatures, and wouldn't have the slightest notion what to do if the temperature is wrong.

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Ummm... too bad that the DT administration pays no attention to warnings. (Or to economists.)

And the attitude of conservatives has been that whatever the DT administration does is conservative by definition, regardless of whether it is the opposite of what conservatives were for a week ago.

Interesting take. The lesson of the GM (and Chrysler) bailout, of course, is that if done right, bailouts work.

Almost.

A government can also own assets, and gain money in the form of rent or sales. (An example of this is a toll road.)

Correct. Inflation is, in fact, a tax on money.

In the situation of inflation, the people who are conservative with money put their wealth into other assets than cash.