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This article is literally about shading the asphalt

Are NeoLibs

Dude...wild misattribution here

There are a lot of words, man. Like way more than you or I even know...there are over 100,000 in the Official Scrabble Dictionary™. Except maybe with the strangest hands, you'll have a ton of different scoring words available to you, given there are hundreds of two letters words

The article we're responding to here is a Reuters article that states the facts. You just linked to a poorly written CNN op-ed hosted on Yahoo

So no CEOs in jail, because the only penalty from a criminal conviction under this statute is a fine

This adds an entirely new strategy to the game, because you can try to construct words that add up to the number of spaces you want to go, almost completely eliminating the random chance aspect of monopoly that's so frustrating.

But then why would anyone land on a property on which they'd have to pay you rent...

I bet Canada's putting a ton of CEOs in jail, right?

From where did you glean that someone thinks you should be rejoicing?

As producer he should still hold the final culpability of anyone and anything on site. It would be like letting the owner of a company walk on a technicality, he’s still responsible in the end.

What you're describing would be civil liability, not criminal. It would potentially be criminal if a supervisor knew one of their direct reports was doing something illegal and condoned it or did nothing, but that doesn't seem to be the case here

She'd troll the shit out of Trump in a way neither Biden nor Clinton ever did

This is an anecdote that doesn't hold water if you look search for articles about outages in Florida after hurricanes

No argument from me that what happened in '21 was at least partially avoidable with more effective regulation, but you're on here talking about this outage in Houston that has absolutely nothing to do with that, because a fucking hurricane knocked down thousands of trees and power lines.