Metall

Don't feed the troll.

  Indeed. Exactly the people who can't afford the gas / the car to drive to a far office voting station tend to have pesky, ah, liberal/non-right wing views. Here's just one example, but there are many other groups: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/10/16/native-americans-fear-votes-in-remote-areas-could-go-uncounted https://www.eac.gov/election-officials/voting-access-native-americans-case-studies-best-practices

Yes, we can play this all day long, as the Tor network already is filled with law enforcement and tax office nodes looking for people like you. This started years ago. Do keep up.

Let's put it this way - I used to work for a DSL provider in Germany. When the police called and requested user details for a specified time and IP address, I was under strict orders from my CEO to answer their questions and give them the information. Just saying. IANAL.

  Yes, I do. Do you actually read?  

  *applauds* Touché!!  

  *clap clap clap* This just made Mr Metall laugh!!

  Oh yes, Ed Bob rolled on quite a while ago...

Sorry, I can't resist quoting this gem from the Interwebs:   Charles from London posted a success story in Ask A Manager: "After 73 years I’ve finally gotten a promotion at work!"

  *clap clap clap* Thank Goodness!!

But Charlie is interested in topics that affect the younger generation - climate change, sustainable food production... he already ran an organic farm in the 80s! Maybe there's some common ground after all.   (IMHO he never should have been a royal - gentleman farmer maybe. )

Well, then raise the Nebenkosten to high hell! There is no cap on that.

I'm an American and thus certainly not a monarchist. But: I've lived with the image of Queen Elizabeth my entire life. She already headed "the firm" when I was a child, and I grew up with her young profile on the occasional  Canadian (and later British) coins I encountered.  She intrigued me for being a rare female Head of State in a world of powerful men, and I was greatly surprised to later learn about a very successful ER I as well. She was a last echo of the days of WW2, too. I admired her for having trained as a car mechanic back then. I admired her even more when she insisted on driving a Land Rover in Saudi Arabia , flaunting the local law that banned women from the steering wheel and making Crown Prince Abdullah very uncomfortable. And her subtle snubs of Trump made me laugh.  

  That is a bog standard Scrum 101 answer.

Reminds me so much of the bad old days on Malta...