The less free people feel to speak their minds the less likely they are to do so.
The less people speak their minds, the more likely they are to lose them.
But if people go ahead speak their minds despite feeling less free to do so, the more they appear to have lost their minds.
This appearance is most convincing to those who have already lost theirs.
New York likes to torment its citizens.
Why not leave some Tesla chargers and add universal chargers?
Our governor is a complete hack.
X Corp. v. James
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/70560305/x-corp-v-james/
- Plaintiff X Corp. brings this action challenging the constitutionality and legal validity of certain provisions within New York Senate Bill S895B1 that force social media companies (collectively, the “covered companies”) to divulge—under threat of significant financial penalties and lawsuits for injunctive relief—highly sensitive information about whether, and if so how, their platforms define and moderate (i) hate speech or racism, (ii) extremism or radicalization, (iii) disinformation or misinformation, (iv) harassment, and (v) foreign political interference. See N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law §§ 1102(1)(c), 1102(1)(d)(i), 1102(1)(e), and 1103 (only insofar as it applies to the prior three provisions) (collectively, the “Content Category Report Provisions”).
TechCrunch reports that Jenna Shumway …
Surprise !!! Surprise ! It is a woman alleging harassment. What was that old saying? If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
After the crash, the Tesla driver claimed “he dropped (his) phone and bent down to retrieve it from the floorboard” at the time of the collision, the lawsuit states.
Their families argue Tesla’s Autopilot system failed to prevent the crash and that the company deceptively marketed the Autopilot as being more powerful and comprehensive than it was.
The plaintiff is not the driver, but the estate of someone hit by the car.
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/59932667/benavides-v-tesla-inc/