They have to. They’re driving.

That’s a far cry from a stipulation that any state unhappy with the union could leave. While the Declaration of Independence is an important founding document of our country, it does not have the force of law.

I would argue secession as it was imagined by the rebel states was implicitly unconstitutional already. That was certainly the position of the Union during the Civil War. You can’t guarantee individual rights of U.S. citizens in the Constitution and allow states to free themselves from the obligation to respect those rights by just choosing to secede.

We do have the ability to dissolve the union as envisioned by the founding fathers in the Declaration of Independence, but it can’t be done unilaterally by any one state. We could do it with a constitutional amendment.

The only other way is through blood and death. As you point out, that hasn’t worked so far.

and the founding fathers even put a stipulation that any state unhappy with the union can leave

What are you referring to?

I like how everyone is gung-ho except Foreman who looks like he wants to quit but he knows no other zombie-infested hospital will hire him.

If I recall from seeing the original article, it actually made a new butthole.

I had forgotten that, but you’re right.

Shit, you must have nodded off. We passed stupidity a few miles back.

They haven’t declared war on autism. They’ve declared war on science and knowledge in general.

I hate to say it because it’s become a cliche, but it’s Idiocracy.

Why not?

America is better because we can complain and it won’t be the reason we go to jail.

They’ll come up with another reason.

Holy Christ, I hope not!

That’s not the same person.

Good news: no co-pay.

Or move to Tennessee.

They want doctors who hurt the people they don’t like.

The bottom should go under an ice cold stream.

https://youtu.be/T6JFTmQCFHg

From the show I saw, the early choice was between foxes that would immediately try to kill you versus foxes that would be willing to let you live. The floppy ears and curly tails happened very gradually in the process.

The “not selected” foxes were snarling and snapping and generally being nasty as hell.

The coolest thing about that experiment is that just selecting for tame and docile foxes also caused them to develop floppy ears and curled tails.

I recently purchased an incredibly shitty hand truck for a move.

Apart from the not unexpected need to beat a part into shape with a hammer, it also included a “wrench”. Really just a vaguely wrench-like shape stamped out of a piece of 1/8" thick sheet metal.

There were three different sizes of nuts and bolts required for assembly, and the “wrench” didn’t fit any of them.