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They could have had over 4x the effectiveness by simply offering 88 18-yearolds $1 million dollars each to enlist.

What they should do is give the car owners a cut if the ticket fees. They would have people patrolling the streets to catch speeders. There also be a big uptick in vandalism of Fords. I would love to watch this experiment with some popcorn.

It's whatever app you're using that's the problem. It looks fine on a browser.

How do appeals work in the UK?

I don't want a president beholden to Big Peanut.

Ah yes I forgot Joe Biden was president in 1990.

Here's the image in the article that has the 25:

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In April, Alfa Romeo, which is another Italian brand under Stellantis, decided to rename its new, Poland-made Milano model as Junior following pressure from authorities.

This seems like they are going to far. Plenty of cars are named after places and it has never once occurred to me that they were literally made there.

I think that's true for Stone Henge, the Mona Lisa, gluing themselves to roads, etc.

I think targeting high profile extremely wealthy people is different and will be much more effective. I guess time will tell.

I don't think the general public cares about Taylor Swift needing to get her jet re-painted. Only Swifties will care.

No don't worry. You're the normal one.

Ironic last name for someone trying to start a race war.