First day of early voting today here.

As useless as voting may be, I still got to do it to cancel out one retard vote.

I picked "None of these candidates" a few times, and didn't pick any for many others. At minimum, I wanted to make the final two count: NO on Abortion and YES on Voter ID.

There wasn't an armed guard with plates this time around. (shrug)

NV has no special laws regarding "packing heat" at poll locations. Most of the normal polling locations are no-carry anyway, such as schools, not that I agree with that. That's why I always go out of my way to drive to a tent location. Technically, it would be perfectly legal for someone to open carry at such locations, because NV is a no-license open carry state, but I've never seen anyone do it. Probably a bad idea anyway.

I found it surprising that CO actually has explicit law allowing permit holders to carry at polling locations (with exceptions, of course).

I hope this was the last of the "mail in ballots for everyone" ...

As i said last night, we can not use the corpo's terms for their garbage.
A license is when george invents a widget pattents it and bob wants to use that widget in his product.
A license is a permission slip. you don't sell permission slips, you sell products. a digital movie is the same thing as a physical vhs. there is no difference in the eyes of the public. the public sees these things as an asset, not a license. no reasonable person would assume that you got a license when you bought a movie. a reasonable person assumed you bought the movie.
this is also the difference between buying a product and buying the rights to something. no one thinks that buying a product means they have every right to take that product and resell copies of it. They do however think they have every right to back it up and transform it for their own private use.
it is unreasonable for these companies to sell you a license to something, with no definitive end date on unnegotiated terms. if they want to sell you a ...