That fucking lightning, am I right?
bradorsomething
I believe that was a stretch goal… the common story has always been that they wanted to take over redistricting after the census, which they really did knock out of the park, catching dems flat-footed.
By far the greatest flaw of this thinking is that there is an exception for the things they want.
This doesn’t feel like a genuine question, because it’s an open secret that a majority of american restaurants, farms, and construction outfits run on migrant labor at below minimum wage. I personally work in construction in Oregon, and I’m well aware of this, even hundreds of miles from a boarder.
This will probably continue, stochastically. It’s when they start shooting the guards that things will really go downhill, with green zones for some and naught for the rest.
Imagine having to put up with these status tourists.
Because no one would drive in them ever, they would respect the sanctity of the truckpool lane.
Three doors, each leads to 20 doors. The correct door leads to 20 more doors in the correct area, the rest will lead to 20 more doors each, all traps. Some rooms are insulting, with no trap and a single copper on the floor. One of those rooms will lead to 20 more doors, one of which is the correct door.
Once the second department is eliminated, the problem will be solved!
Yeah, this is a problem of pushing compliance to a level above the operator in an area where the perfection demanded by policy relies on traffic behaving perfectly, and drivers never experiencing delays or problems, to operate. The only way this goes away is a scarcity of drivers.
Someone who believes they know how to drive will suggest automated trucks, but the accident lawsuits will probably bankrupt the first companies.
And in conclusion, don’t shoot down airliners with our citizens in them.