This also applies to law enforcement agencies like ice, right? Border patrol? They are all only able to enforce actual laws right?

Right. As long as you don't fuck with their notes or commit other crimes, you can absolutely obstruct government proceedings. I wonder if they included SCOTUS trials...

That sounds amazing.

The elves know me as Fi’ang Yalok. The dwarfs know me as Zoenen Hoogstandjes. And I am also known in the Northeast as Gaismunēnas Meistar.

As you wish...

“how much damage will be done if the injunction is not granted”

Seeing as how this prevents pollution, they clearly don't give a shit about this second part.

They don't think that deeply about it. The Prius was the first mainstream hybrid vehicle. The first got really got attention for being more environmentally friendly. So it got the right-wing media's attention and they turned their base's hateboners onto it. Even with EVs, the Prius is still the "eco car" to most.

Are you somehow equating my opinion with an objective fact? Boring can't be objective, it's different for everyone.

Rolling coal is a literal attack on everyone around them she should be treated as such.

Is this more of the "federal agencies can't do anything not literally outlined in a law" shit? Because is that's the case I guess the FBI, CIA, NSA, INS, ICE, etc can't do nearly as much right?

Writing for the court, Justice Neil Gorsuch said the states are likely to win in the end, among the factors justifying the court’s decision to block the plan for now.

What? You didn't get to rule on a case solely based on your fucking betting pool.

People have been trending away from random online interactions for decades. With good reason. As populations increased the ability to police behavior plummeted. Negative interactions skyrocketed and now few people want to chance abuse with it being so common.

It's also partly what you said: people want to get stuff done. I remember EverQuest 1 and Nexus. You couldn't do shit solo. People generally want to be able to actually play the game and accomplish something and they don't always have 30-60 min to look for a group before they can start playing.

It's a very different market these days and people have a lot of things they can do with their time. Playing chat roulette to play a game doesn't cut it.

Of course not. The plagiarism comparisons were overblown and no one can copyright the basic idea anyways.

They are also just a fad and generally a boring game with a lot of faults. They aren't a threat.