ASDraptor

It's a Pokémon. And so far, the only one with at least 4 types: water, poison, flying and electric. How the fuck can you even counter it?

Uh... Yes! I think.

They do make a serious point tho: getting to know for 4 years where the couch fucker freak is, is no small thing.

That lack of accountability, imho, comes from capitalism dictating what democracy can do, and not the other way around. In other countries, democracy limits what capitalism can do, so it's more or less subordinate to it.

In the US, capitalism decides what democracy can do, so it's actually democracy which is subordinated to capitalism.

Nonsense. The Cybertruck is absolutely trustworthy.

All you have to do is drive it on the roads, while it's sunny, possibly not dusty. And avoid any amount of water. ANY.

They don't care. After all, you know who's paying those lawsuits? Yep, you guessed right: taxpayers. So every NYC citizen is going to pay for what these fuckwads did.

I think the right question is why no one is succeeding?

If they were ruled by capitalism, things like universal healthcare wouldn't exist. Things are far from perfect in other countries, but there's a huge leap between the US and other counties in terms of what capitalism is allowed to do in them.

And this is what people mean when they say the title is using the "cop tense".

No. The problem is not just the university police, but how they deal with protests. First of all, a university having a police force is already crazy, but dealing with protesters with grenade launchers? Maybe America's problem is not the protests but how they think they should deal with them, just saying.

Because if you tell me that the police need to arm themselves that much because citizens can be armed too and they need to counter those weapons then the problem is still weapons.

Yes, and the police force from the city, which by the way is not as militarized as the American one, deals with people without the university needing to buy weapons.

That's exactly the amount of weapons universities in other countries buy. And apparently, they all work and deal with protests frequently.