Most activists are active year round, not just one day a year. Give them that one day to unwind and show people why the plant isn’t a harmful substance and remind them why they’re fighting to prove it’s right to be legal.

Plus a lot of countries are legalizing in the west. Not everyone lives in the USA.

We don’t speak about the animated series here

Seems to me like the reward was free gas.

If you’ve developed your system that the rewards card can provide a bypass to free fuel, your system is the flawed one and it isn’t on the customer to provide feedback. This isn’t a user testing scenario, they should have solved this bug before it went to production.

People aren’t responsible for cheaply built solutions.

Am I crazy or have I not seen most of the Jewish population speaking out against what the Israeli government is doing? Isn’t it something like an 85% disapproval rate of their government of Israeli citizens too? This is what is making me confused with a lot of the attacks I’ve seen on the Jewish population of the world, it seems they’re much more against the governments actions than I’ve been reading Palestinian peoples views of Hamas.

I guess what I’m trying to say is that the government would see this need for more income through local students/the set of international students they have coming in, so they’d have to raise it for the schools themselves.

It’s more just a money in/money out comment. Not sure I said it was the universities increasing the tuition themselves.

With the amount of international students being brought in, I thought this was to be expected? Unless they cut the bloat in their systems (which I feel is the least likely it has seemed) then tuition of local students will have to be increased to make up for that lost income.

Not sure what a single parent household has to do with how anyone is as a person ultimately? Quite a thing to add to the comment. Aren’t like 45% of marriages ending in divorce nowadays?