> Apple isn't allowing users to choose whether their phone is participating in the tracking network or not.

Eh? Disable "offline finding" in 'Find My' settings and your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device won't participate in the tracking network.

I mean, I'm pretty sure there are currently regulations prohibiting the distribution of fentanyl additives in a cup of coffee, let alone Delta-8.

> When and how would this ruling actually apply to everyone in the country?

Probably when you end up in court you have your lawyer cite this ruling as precedent and hope your judge/circuit buys into it too.

Federal impeachment limits the grounds of impeachment to "Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors", but that still doesn't make it a criminal proceeding.

>It’s almost like you don’t understand that our politics actually determine how we live in a society.

On what basis are you making this judgment? In case it was unclear, all I've really said is that impeachments are not criminal proceedings.

Impeachments are entirely outside of both the civil system of law and the criminal system of law. They're uniquely a political proceeding.

Certified mail w/ return receipt requested is so much cheaper and faster than registered mail and offers similar proof of mailing and delivery. It's a rent check not some kind of irreplaceable item.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

An official IRS transcript of your return would probably go a long way if not be sufficient. If you didn't file a return (presumably because you weren't required to) this process results in an official verification of non-filing, which is essentially telling people you didn't have any reportable income.

>it's against someone nearly 60 years of age and older.

Again, you're getting this definition incorrect. Someone who is 80 years old right now is not a boomer.

>If the primary reason you are calling them a "boomer" is because of their age group, then (in the way it was used) it is, in fact, age discrimination.

Sure, it's age discrimination. It's generational discrimination. It's not a blanket discrimination against the elderly though. I said it's different, not better.

What is the point of using words at all if you're just going to read whatever the hell you want? "Boomer" is not equivalent to "an elderly person" just as "different" is not equivalent to "better".

> Boomer is defined as an elderly person.

It's a descriptive term for a person who was born between 1946 and 1964. That's actually quite different than "an elderly person."

I'd suggest educating these children on the meaning of "context," but you need to take care of yourself before you can take care of others.

Teletype is old tech. Chat bots are old tech (though still improving). Mechanically moving keyboards that registers its own typing as a human user is old tech (word processors). This is just an artistic and nostalgic amalgamation of blending old tech with modern innovations. I was chatting with Eliza on a Macintosh LC in 1986. The only differences are that the keys don’t physically move when Eliza produces output and the chatbot is much more refined and versatile.

>It's handy to know if a light is about to change

That's the purpose of the yellow light, after all.

>as opposed to getting to it and it switches to yellow with out knowing causes all them other cars to slide off the road. Happens way more than it should.

Oh, okay, we clearly live on different planets at the least, if not different galaxies. Good luck!

The yellow light is there to let me know the light is about to change to red. It's unclear to me why I need to be forewarned the light is about to change to yellow. If it was important, there'd be another light for that.

>Pennridge community members have always valued an educational system that encourages students to achieve high levels of success.

Not enough to elect a school board that shares those values, apparently.

There are no gates to put down at the booths as there's no reason to stop the vehicles and in fact they want you to 'KEEP MOVING' as is so generously plastered on every variation of sign.

Sounds like illegal search and seizure. Two wrongs don't make a right.

> news coverage is already known to be classified as entertainment

I feel like your understanding of how things work in this country is sourced from memes like FOX News changing their accreditation to Entertainment so they are not legally obligated to provide truthful information.

In reality, there's no regulatory body that 'classifies' or 'accredits' anything of the sort in any capacity. I'd recommend reading the link provided above for more information.

We counter deceitful speech in this country with counter-speech of our own, as you appear to be attempting to do. You could try to report it to journalists or news organizations to cover the deception. There is no authority to "report" this to. The government isn't going to be able to censor them or restrict their free speech. At best, if anyone is being defamed then the defamed party could seek civil action if they like (which will be a tough bar to clear, as they're not only public figures, but political public figures).

Wikipedia explains it better than I ever could: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Township_(Pennsylvania)

The IRS has always required taxes be paid on income generated from illegal activity, doesn’t matter what that activity is or which state it is in or what the state laws are at all.