No chance they know that quickly.

This is just sacrificial lambs for show.

Part of the court record mate.

Or just a read a single article on the subject.

They get kicked off or not prioritized in their public school sport that can get them into College.

There's thought that this is because they're transitioning back to the youth conscription that happens every year and then will pivot back once that's finished.

They don't even have capacity for any mobilization, let alone taking on two at once.

Yep, read the articles about it.

Pretty much pray or be booted from the team.

No freedom from being forced to listen?

These kids aren't afforded the right to walk away.

They're satellites not factories.

Sheesh.

You're jumping to the conclusion that that are deemed US war assets already too.

The guy who controls the key, controls the car.

We literally found out it was turned off in Ukraine (disputed territory) on his whim.

Like I said the engagement of the defence production act on this, which would by itself be unprecedented. Doesn't guarantee any control of the system at all.

US is not at war.

That requires legal reasons and even COVID was controversial use of it.

Who's to say the control of these satellites could be hijacked anyway? Not like they're on US soil and command structure could be backed up overseas.

That's assuming Starlink wants to align with the US.

That's a big 'if' at the moment.

This is literally cost of doing business.

They are probably pleased at the low amount.

The US is stupid in how it regulates through litigation rather than ombudsman enforcement.

What happens when Putin shoots down a Starlink satellite.

Then just after Musk confirms he gave permission because it needed to be junked?

This was just a known opportunity in earnings to withdraw money from the market by hedge funds.

Nothing tethered to value of Amazon.

Don't rail on them.

Did they all go to one side?

No, he hit me with an argument first, then I got dragged through his judgement.

Lol.

I worry about the media headlines in general which has been having great ramifications on our democracy.

Sorry that you caught me when I got annoyed at it.

You're the one judging people on the rest of their life by Reddit comments.

Not without the person doing something wrong or someone doing wrong by him which leads back to my original point.

A train doesn't catch clothing.

There also isn't an emergency stop button that works as quickly or in range of danger as an escalator.

Yep, so that isn't the initial word to be used in the headline because something came before it.

It removes the culpability of the person hit and infers the trains fault. Which is unlikely.

Words matter.

A subway doesn't drag anyone.

Someone gets hit or caught.

Maybe if he was killing 6-7 women every year like she claimed, she was afraid for her own life.

Didn't call an Ambulance and got himself to hospital before dying.

What's the bet he didn't have health insurance?

Or was afraid cops would show up and shoot him again?

Only in America is that not murder.