That's not at all what I said though, is it?
All I said was that people can be forgiven for being confused when so many Russian apologists are echoing Kremlin talking points.
How are they supposed to know the difference between an apologist vs a Kremlin bot?
Please do tell?
Yeah, it's so strange that people confuse you with a Kremlin bot when you repeatedly spew the same fucking bullshit talking points as the bots themselves.
It's Dr. Manhattan from The Watchmen I believe. I could be wrong though since it's been decades since I last read it.
True, but the consensus among legal scholars is that it's not a binding precedent. I don't remember the reasoning behind it.
There are a lot of people in this thread who became legal experts by passing the Reddit bar exam, or something of equally imaginary significance.
Yeah I'll totally get on that.
You can find what the manufacturer recommends for your make and model in your owners manual or you can look it up online. It's never 3k miles and is almost always something like 6-8k miles, with increased frequency as the vehicle ages. Older vehicles frequently burn more oil so you might want to check your levels more often if you use one as a daily driver.
Supply is definitely part of the problem. I'm not familiar with a single expert who claims otherwise.
No, that's only one of a much larger suite of factors.
WTF are you on about? Where did I say that Americans haul appliances around daily?
That's ludicrous.
Maybe we have a communication failure, I don't know.
That said, I have family in Sweden and by all accounts it seems like a better place to live than the US, though I live in the Pacific Northwest and would be very hard-pressed to give up the proximity to wild untouched nature that we have here.
Even here in Portland I'm still less than a few boat trips and a bush plane ride away from the deep roadless bush in British Columbia or Alaska.
Oh. You are probably right. I had no idea. Carry on then.
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