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LOL, all this has been around for 10 years. Every defense company has an EW business unit. What'll your sources figure out next? Spoofing? MALD? Precision guided kits for artillery? Hypersonics? Bistatic and multistatic radars as countermeasures to stealth?

Are you still bearish long term? And what does that mean to you? Shorting the S&P? Put option leaps? I look forward to you never answering this question.

AAPL always hits earnings. Then everyone calls it a miss, the stock drops after hours and then they get valued properly. The only time they go up on earnings is when they announce huge buybacks.

He usually does

Biden or seafoam babysitting your kid... Talk about a Sophie's choice

I prefer facts over feelings.

I'm soooo mad!!!!

I don't think it's out of line to say people who did a shìtty job did a shìtty job. Especially when you have to come in and clean up the mess. Oh, he hurt Hackett's feelings? Good. Coach better next time.

I don't think anyone would demand we nuke Paris because Mexico bombed Washington DC, Justin. Especially if we invaded and were currently occupying the Yucatan peninsula.

So Putin did it out of the goodness of his heart. Yeah, I bet.

If a civilian walked up and said, "hey, I have this rope here. Want me to throw it to him?" And the officer said no, that was probably a poor choice. More likely scenario is some weekend warrior wanted to cape up and was like, "let me go to my store that's 4 minutes away round trip and try to find something that we can use as a flotation device, and the cop already knew it would be over by then.

Same thing all poor leaders do. Set a standard of no accountability.

I wonder what Putin gets out of the deal. I assume he'll be skirting sanctioned is by importing goods through these countries.

Payton sounded like he was trying to make sure his own players knew that the BS Hackett allowed was no longer going to be tolerated.

Cop's fault. Should've caught him.

At the end of the day, though, I'd say blame pie should be something like 96% to the guy jumping into the water and 4% to the cop who wasn't trained in rescuing drug addicts from rivers not at least trying to take advantage of potentially life saving floatation devices. I don't see how it's some beat cop's job to coordinate a water rescue with civilians and civilian equipment though. Does being bad at crisis management in a situation he wasn't trained for make him negligent?'

The other problem to me though is if the bystanders are asking the cops if they can do something, once they give permission, they are liable for the person's actions. Maybe the cops should've said, "I can't legally stop you from attempting a rescue."

Mark Jackson is an absolutely terrible announcer. I can see why he failed as a coach.

So now, w're making things up? The paid public servant called for appropriately equipped help and tried to instruct the person who ran into the water how to get to safety.

Man, this really is a great country. Nowhere else int he world. A guy voluntarily jumps in a river because a cop talked to him, and somehow it's the cop's fault he drowned.

They shouldn't have asked for permission then. So the guy drowns the good Samaritan. Now the police have two lawsuits?

Before we go to far into this. Does anyone not understand that a person flailing in the water will use you as a floating device if you go try to save them? It's pretty dangerous.

So if the cops assess the situation... ...Person acting erratically flailing in the water fleeing police for no reason and not responding to verbal cues... As unsafe for them to enter the water, how can they let random citizens go in?

I don't see what the big deal is here. Isn't it standard procedure not to risk additional lives to save one? That's actually what always bothered me about that move Vertical Limit. 4 people ended up dying to save 1 person, and they acted like it was a happy ending.

Interesting spot. Why did the guy run into the river?