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"As I have said before, convictions for simple possession of marijuana have imposed needless barriers to employment, housing, and educational opportunities."
This has always seemed like cruel and unusual punishment to me. Effectively a life sentence for misdemeanor crimes. This is a good first step, but it does not go far enough.
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I submitted a question regarding an obscure realmd bug and subsequently submitted the answer (which took about 24 hours to arrive at). The answer was nitpicked over a tag, downvoted, and finally removed. I would not be surprised if someone in the world is currently struggling to resolve the same realmd issue as it is not documented anywhere else online. That was the last time I will contribute to Stack Overflow.
My first taste of Wikipedia’s controversial policies was on an entry for the song “Regulate” by rapper Warren G. Someone posted a synopsis of the lyrics which various Wikipedia editors found “clinical to the point of parody” (paraphrasing) and thus worthy of reversion. I have never been able to look at Wikipedia the same since.
I’m 5’7” and have had no problems meeting women. There is a lot that goes into this, but I found that the single biggest factor in attracting the opposite sex was appropriating a violent, devil-may-care attitude. When it comes to the primal question of “Will this guy be capable of defending me / my offspring” taller guys are given the benefit of the doubt whereas I literally have something to prove.
This would explain a really strange news segment I heard on the radio yesterday. They were interviewing an alleged “HR expert” who talked about the “great resignation”. It seemed to me that this segment was tailored towards convincing people to worry less about leaving their jobs, but I could not discern any motive that made sense.