It’s not that black and white. The guy that killed my brother had overwhelming evidence against him. 11/12 jurors voted guilty at two trials (22/24 juries total). But both juror pools included one person who would never vote guilty on a fellow native.
Two hung juries, and my brother is still dead, and his murderer is still without consequence. A plea deal would have done a lot for closure in my family.
First, they don’t equate animal life to human life. Human life is the only thing that matters to them.
Second, there are several factors here as pro lifers have a wide range on this subject. Some argue that it’s ok for instances of rape, others say every conception is God’s will and shouldn’t be contested
Third, this is why they specifically argue that life begins at conception. Otherwise every wet dream and period would be a sin
Fourth, yeah, they’re a bunch of hypocritical batards that also claim to support traditional family values
Fifth, and she can produce more kids! But if we’re going to criminalize abortion and apparently miscarriages recently, this is a sacrifice they’re willing to make.
The pro life argument falls apart once you remove religious brainwashing from it. Then you can see it’s all about control. They need more poor people to steal labor from. They need more poor kids who get to 18 with no better prospect than military service or law enforcement. They want more desperate people.
All that lithium sitting in storage lots, wasted. Tesla could save the CT with some sort of body kit conversion that tears it down to the frame and rebuilds it as a more traditional truck. It’ll still not be a great truck, but better than letting all those batteries rot.
Dude, the Edsel didn’t even have seatbelts.
But the Aztek was the first crossover. Part car, part SUV. The world didn’t know they wanted it yet. Now almost every vehicle is either a truck or a CUV. I can’t see what is going to be redeemable about the CT. Maybe electric pickups will take off among the Tradies, but CT wasn’t even first there.
Do you have a source for that number. Because this source says it’s like 2%: https://www.poweradvisoryllc.com/reports/impact-of-tariffs-on-electricity-exports-from-canada-to-the-united-states