This didn't used to be the case until the Thompkins ruling amended the Miranda ruling in 2010.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berghuis_v._Thompkins
Its unfortunate how difficult it is to stay aware of basic rights for lay persons with decisions like this throwing out old assumptions.
Man it's sad how much distrust they've built up now
This comment is hilarious because it's exactly the sort of thing OP was ranting about
The true windows experience
It's a relief valve though. As someone who has suffered from unavailable care, black market drugs probably saved my life. I'm not terribly against adults being able to make such decisions on their own judgment.
I hate this but honestly it's the most truly American way to handle it so I say go for it.
That is the front door
I eat green olives straight out of the can for lunch sometimes.
The same story of publicly traded companies again and again.
Your steady growth isn't good enough.
Your growth has to grow - and if it's not growing fast enough then you're not doing your duty to the shareholders.
Add in the fact that we've let businesses get so large they empty all the air from the room and we've managed to enshittify our entire society.
It's wild that we have these weird videos that play out when we sleep and people aren't more interested in them honestly.
I like hearing about people's dreams!
What would those solutions actually look like?