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Agree. ATL is one of the best airports in the world. Easy to navigate, plenty to do.

Correlation does not equal causation. The number of people we imprison for small infractions has increased exponentially, too. Additionally, "control" doesn't necessarily mean fewer guns. In many places we put more onus on someone trying to get a driver's or barber's license than we do on guns.

Finally, if we're looking at correlations, the states with tighter gun control laws have lower violent crime rates. Causation? Not necessarily...but it uses the same logic as your question.

This really isn't true. These are the doctors that were willing to become ex-pats. Just because a person with a highly compensated career chooses to stay in their location doesn't mean they aren't world class.

Some people are motivated by things like family and tradition. Not everyone is motivated by money.

This. If democracy survives, the Roberts Court will go down in history as the most illegimate, corrupt court ever.

And I HATE that Roberts thinks the issue is the Roe decision and that we just don't like it. BULL. I have been a SCOTUS fan for years, despite numerous rulings I didn't like. Bush v. Gore, anyone?

This court is illegimate because: - Roberts shows no leadership. Leaks anyone? - Three justices were appointed by someone who was installed by a foreign government and did not win the majority of the popular vote - Justices leak regularly and give politicwl speeches - One justice's wife was part of a plan to overturn a free and fair election, and he didn't bother to recuse himself from related cases. - Even after all of this, Roberts doesn't see a need for a SCOTUS code of ethics.

Roberts, if you don't see the corruption in this, you are blind.

Absolutely zero sense of corporate responsibility with these companies. Peak corporatism.