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The simple answer is, and I shit you not, they look it up and try their best.

If everything else about the question at hand and the parties to the litigation makes sense for a particular court, they’re more than willing to interpret foreign law with the right amount of notice and limits to the scope of the inquiry. Some of the procedural hijinks you may see in this case could involve trying to remove it to courts in those countries though.

Nothing came up for me, until I tightened in on just the print. Leaving the frame selected threw Google off the trail.

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By far my worst one. In particular, I

Probably the annoyingly large number of people taking it seriously.

Honestly, I still use reddit for certain niche communities, but FFS nobody should be using it without limiting to your subscriptions and culling the biggest stupidest subreddits from those subscriptions.

To a lesser extent, I would argue that goes for Lemmy too.

Honestly, this is pretty on-brand.

https://www.medievalists.net/2023/10/memento-mori-medieval-images-of-death/

Yes, and as someone who stays on Facebook as a proxy for actually communicating with people I'm fond of but don't want to call (as well as some practical communication needs), you get basically a daily dose at this point, with a single click to reshare. I click it probably once a month for my fellow olds who are still on the site, though most of mine are baby pictures of my kid.

Look at the kids who are in the top tier spelling bee competitions, and then look at their parents, and tell me whose dreams are coming true.

HA! My kid keeps winning her class and then flaming out in the school bee because studying spelling is boring!

I didn't really mean it was ever an explicit position, beyond possibly your Carville strategist types in smoke-filled rooms, but the fact remains that Roe v. Wade was always being chipped away at, in courts and statehouses and law schools, and at several points in the 50 years that it was in effect the Democrats had the power necessary to put up a legislative firewall (see, e.g. Obamacare), but they took no action while reminding voters every election who supported choice. They didn't even have to lie, but there was always a "better" use of political capital, and nothing was done until it was too late.

Labour is in a somewhat analogous situation, in that they have taken power, and they can blame the hardships of Brexit on Tories, and they know the UK is better off in the EU, but they have other priorities. I am fully aware that they need to be prudent, and maybe repairing relationships is meaningful progress, but this could also be tickmark #1 on a ledger called "Times that Labour could have fixed Brexit but didn't."

1. You don't have to re-share them all.
2. It's admittedly much worse if your High School and College pictures aren't already on FB.