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When I hear things like this it sounds the same to me as "We're focusing on teachers who sexually harass students. Can we make sure to also focus on the students that sexually harass teachers?" In both scenarios there is a power imbalance, even more so for police. Those who have power over others must be held to a higher standard during their work in that capacity.
To be clear, surgical masks and N95 masks are different things. Both are in short supply in the US.
I'm confused about what you're getting at. In the next paragraph he defines being a traitor and being treasonous as different things.
Dresden Codak has been a fully sustainable job for Aaron Diaz for years now - this is his profession. He has also participated in at least one collaborative Kickstarter that has already delivered. Given that the professionals that have been doing the Kickstarter thing this year have largely done very well, and he already has a track record of delivering, why are you so skeptical?
It seems like you think of women as "them" as well. Have you tried listening to what women are trying to tell you, rather than assuming that half the population is so fundamentally irrational that you need to avoid them in public?
Some advice from John Scalzi: http://whatever.scalzi.com/2011/09/06/shut-up-and-listen/
Care to elaborate? That possibility is discussed in the article, why do you think OP is wrong?
I'm not sure I understand the correlation between a person being passionate about their background and community, and that person being litigious.