Tigershatebama

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“Subject to” is also up for interpretation. Why even add that part if “ All persons born or naturalized in the United States” is sufficient? Why the “and”?

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He knows the debate about the meaning of these words is “textual” and not about a “living constitution.”

But here he is, continuing his “stubborn, yet smartest guy in the room” shtick.

He’s consistently wrong, but he has too much hubris to ever see it.

So is indefatigable, he’s in here too. Both, always so wrong

No one is convincing SFP or his alter… MAGA is for it, so they’re against it.

Conflating the phrase “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof” to only mean “non-diplomats” is disingenuous. There’s a whole other perspective of the phrase: “not owing allegiance to another country.”

Sure the “non-diplomat” idea is partially supported through a court case. Some that many would say is “legislating from the bench.” That is why the issue of birthright citizenship needs attention: to overturn or clarify that US vs Wong Kim Ark case.

Leftists keep using this same case as the argument to “why,” but the point is to challenge it as wrongly applied and interpreted.

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Damn buffering

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I was buffering on WiFi. Hardwired fire stick to router, and the buffering stopped.

You need an OTG adapter and a USB Ethernet adapter. I typically use it in another room farther from my router.

Saw this post early this morning but didn’t watch. Now the video isn’t working.

I can’t make comments on the video but, it pisses me off when a Google search only shows “news reports” and not the raw footage.

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third leading cause of death

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This is such a BS statistic and needs to die. That John’s Hopkins study extrapolated from other studies reporting 9 and 14 deaths then applied it to the rest of the country.

This absurdly high death count would mean that over 50% of hospital deaths are due to medical error.

Nah…. Most hospital deaths are because people are fricking sick. And fat. Sick and fat. And old. Sick, fat, and old.

These statistics are propaganda cited by journalists for clicks and hospital safety officers for jobs.

That said, I’m not against patient safety initiatives. I’m just against this statistic.

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Eventually it will kick back on.

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Works when driving but not idling at a stoplight? That’s usually a fan problem.

Check to see if the radiator fan(s), there might be 2, are running. If one, or both, are not running when it’s blowing hot. That’s where I’d start.

More importantly… WTF is Walroy?

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check the fuses later today

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You’ll need a working/new relay. It’s not exactly the same as inspecting a fuse. You can’t tell if it’s a bad relay by looking at it.

I used a “Duralast Relay 20742” but I would check your year accord for exact fit.

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more than worth the $20 tip for a delivery order.

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Inhome is Walmart+ addon for $20/month. The biggest benefit is no tipping. Sounds like it will pay for itself for you with one delivery.

Biggest drawback is the limited delivery times. Not a problem for me because my wife doesn’t work, but might make things more difficult for dual income homes. Almost like waiting for the cable guy with a 4hr window. Or you could use it as intended by letting the employee into your home. They’ll install a smart lock to do this, then the driver will put the cold items in the fridge for you. I don’t trust the idea of a stranger in my house when I’m not home though.

I have a 2018 ex-l. Road noise doesn’t seem to be a problem at all. It’s much quieter than my truck.

It’s had too many problems for me to actually recommend it to anyone though. The battery is way undersized. The sliding doors have way too many problems. I’ve heard about transmission problems, but haven’t had any yet. (I’m still under warranty for transmission, so I assume it will go out once that expires.) And I swear the Honda dealerships hire the absolute worst mechanics. They never find the problem, and default to the most expensive “fix” that doesn’t work.

I also don’t think that Honda is standing by their product. The sliding door issues should be a recall because sometimes you need to drive it with the door open. But then they wouldn’t be able to scalp $1200 to “fix” an obviously failed design. Did I mention the “fix” doesn’t work?