Well, obviously we all miss the one about hog neutering.
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Neutering the Clean Power Plan is a major step backward.
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To do so, though, would be neutering the band's identity.
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The Obama administration supported this by neutering laws against illegal foreclosures.
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Trapping, neutering and reabandoning cats makes humans feel better, not cats.
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What if I give money to shelters for neutering stray dogs?
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And how had it happened, the eventual neutering of his anger?
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"It killed me because it was neutering the movie," he said.
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Neutering Dodd-Frank would be a big deal in a traditional administration.
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Neutering the FBI rules out one important source of such investigative expertise.
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The analysis also found that spaying and neutering are now the norm.
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They understood that capitalism has a way of taking ideas and neutering them.
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They also offered free-of-charge neutering, and collected spare tissues for genetic analysis.
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Why was Megyn Kelly's transition into the mainstream accompanied by this kind of neutering?
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Neutering judicial independence is one step in Beijing's plan to eliminate Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Worst of all, this neutering display of animal horniness didn't even get furries off.
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We take care of any medical need that is required -- the vaccinations, spay and neutering.
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Riders can be passed year after year, effectively neutering a specific regulation, Mr. Segal said.
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But the administration can weaken Dodd-Frank by neutering the rules that carry it out.
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The first year is more expensive because of vaccines, training classes, and spaying or neutering.
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General Motors (GM) has just given a masterclass in the patient neutering of a flawed proposal.
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Cracking it would require an extra piece of customised software aimed at neutering the Enclave itself.
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" Chris Sweis, an entrepreneur and investor, called McClure's ouster "the public neutering of a good man.
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New York manages this population by neutering the cats and returning them to their original locations.
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At first, cops thought some strange, benevolent friend of the feline race was spaying and neutering strays.
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Plus, learn how neutering or spaying animals affects their growth — and how to train a pet pig.
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Overturning, or at least totally neutering the decision, has long been a goal of anti-abortion activists.
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Some writers believed that bringing him back would have been equal to neutering head coach Jason Garrett.
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The bank's effective neutering as a bulwark against new regulation is a big blow to the industry.
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If Mr Trump enacts even a fraction of his mercantilist rhetoric, he risks neutering the World Trade Organisation.
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The BLM is pinning its hopes on research into new contraceptives, as well as into spaying and neutering.
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Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa, who became famous with that ad about hog neutering, is being mentioned. Rep.
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After converting to Marxism, he theorized about the neutering of human self-awareness and initiative by consumer capitalism.
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The fee to adopt is $400, covering the cost of rescue and veterinary services (tests, vaccinations, spay/neutering, microchipping).
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In some cases the charges have appeared aimed at neutering political rivals as much as cleaning up the party.
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Rio 2016 doesn't pay WAP anything, but the organizers cover the costs for trapping, spaying/neutering, and veterinary care.
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Audeze plays the mids pretty much straight, and it tames the treble just enough, domesticating it without neutering it.
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Now that she's in prelabor, they hope the livestream will raise awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering.
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The court rejected Kavanaugh's novel theory for neutering the CFPB, finding it has no basis in existing constitutional law.
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Today, municipalities around the country have teams that scan the districts to look for animals in need of neutering.
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Local animal shelters may offer basic services, like rabies vaccinations or spaying and neutering operations, at a discounted rate.
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Neutering a favorite hacker target undoubtedly helps make the web more secure, but it doesn't make the hackers go away.
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With Gallant, pet owners opt in to having their animal's stem cells collected during a routine spaying or neutering procedure.
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Although spaying and neutering cats is an effective way to control feline populations, the minor surgeries are expensive and invasive.
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As a long term solution, spaying or neutering all strays before re-releasing them into the streets would be ideal.
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We see the joys and depravities of a cell of men released from the neutering moral regulation of American society.
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Sebby is 3 years old and spent three days staring at the walls in owner Sam Ortt's room post-neutering.
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Steve Wilburn, CEO of California-based FirmGreen, told me the neutering of EXIM is "devastating" his business, employees and suppliers.
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With the courts, press and armed forces in his pocket, a strongman can set about neutering every other institution that counts.
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Once consoles could connect to the Internet, neutering cheat devices was as easy as pushing out system updates or game patches.
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The Bangkok government takes a blasé attitude toward stray animals, so there is little in the way of spaying or neutering.
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Those dueling priorities — neutering the agency while fulfilling Mr. Trump's promise to come down hard on Wells Fargo — have created friction.
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Ed Perlmutter (CO), who was sitting on the ABA panel with Luetkemeyer, called his comments on neutering Warren "misplaced," according to Politico.
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The neutering of Jamaat-e-Islami has led to the creation of a welter of new Islamist organisations, some of them radical.
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A single reactor fire has hit Spotify from Apple, as they control the distribution (app store) and are neutering the Swedish firm.
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Local and state officials across the country, emboldened by the Supreme Court effectively neutering the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v.
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A $40 million Local Animal Communities grant program would be created to expand spaying, neutering and vaccinations for low-income pet owners.
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Republican Representative Dana Rohrabacher said before the bill was pulled that voting it down would be "neutering Trump" while empowering his opponents.
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They feel it's crucial to not shy away from more difficult topics such as spaying and neutering, heartworms, animal shelters, and sometimes euthanasia.
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If that database were compromised, it would mean hackers could have access to a company's entire store of fingerprints, completely neutering that idea.
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Dr. Antin started treating this laundry list of health issues by hydrating Ziggy, neutering him, and cleaning up his nails, ears and mouth.
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The Mets cautioned him to save his arm and not go all out on every throw, essentially neutering one of his best traits.
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Owners will need to provide a name and address for the dog, proof of microchipping, vaccination, neutering or spaying, and two emergency contacts.
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The files would show how Russian hackers cracked into networks, including which code flaws they exploited, effectively neutering the potency of those attacks.
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It was caught between the neutering impact of a ceasefire deal and the risk of provoking an intensified response from the Russian military.
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Vera Luiza da Costa e Silva, head of the FCTC treaty Secretariat, is the person tasked with preventing the industry from neutering the agreement.
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Those rosy-colored glasses have a way of neutering or outright shutting down criticism, which—despite fans' protective urges—doesn't do anyone any good.
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If his new critics and established critics are successful in completely neutering the rest of his presidency, what exactly do they think comes next?
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It doesn't help that Favors has been injured on and off over the last couple seasons, slashing his playing time and neutering his effectiveness.
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Neutering my Sony required a miserable process of menu spelunking and software deletion that was about as user-friendly as the Apollo 11 lander.
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In light of this neutering of Ryan's ability to deliver on the tough issues, it is reasonable to ask: Does his departure really matter?
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Qatar denies the charges and says the economic boycott aims at neutering an independent foreign policy it says promotes peaceful regional reform and fighting terrorism.
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Oklahoma Animal Advocate Oklahoma Animal Advocate: I'm happy to help you spread the word about the importance of spay/neutering the animals in our households.
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They see themselves as the canny institutionalists civilizing or neutering the system's challengers while harnessing the outsider's energy, appeal, and supporters for their own ends.
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Vaccinating, spaying or neutering animals is also not regulated, according to LAPA , a United Kingdom-based animal charity that advocates for homeless animals in Russia.
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It harmfully exploits misperceptions about U.S. spending on foreign aid, while neutering the federal agencies that wield the soft power tools which Americans strongly support.
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Neutering appears to be no impediment in "Cats," where an unnervingly erect tail can instead convey themes that fall far outside the film's PG rating.
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Matt provided us with a brief history of the ASPCA as we stood in the section of the facility that handles spaying and neutering animals.
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Apple is finally neutering older 211-bit apps, which means that some of your favorite games or productivity tools simply won't load with iOS 11 installed.
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As noted by ThinkProgress, in another case regarding the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, he appeared amenable to neutering the EPA's authority to enforce new regulations.
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What's more, Stefan's daughter Freda's (Flora Thiemann) subplot romance with a Nazi extremist teenager is given all the complexity of a thimble, neutering any possible nuance.
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Most importantly, the involvement of the school district effectively cut the county out of any stadium deal by neutering their power of persuasion via property taxes.
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The GOP also said it is committed to getting a conference report that President Obama would sign, effectively neutering the bill of its most controversial pieces.
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Netanyahu allegedly traded regulations for good press over a five-year period, an authoritarian tactic for neutering the free press reminiscent of Hungarian strongman Viktor Orbán.
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"Their plan is to be like Nicaragua," said Guevara, referring to the leftist Sandinistas' latest presidential win in late 2016 amid accusations of neutering the opposition.
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"In some ways, Trump is neutering the Obama administration," said Douglas G. Brinkley, a professor of history and a presidential historian at Rice University in Houston.
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Qatar denies the charges and calls the economic boycott a "siege" aimed at neutering an independent foreign policy it says promotes peaceful regional reform and fighting terrorism.
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Despite increased network investment being the primary justification for neutering consumer protections, carriers like Verizon have made it clear this money isn't going back into the network.
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Well, that's a way of neutering Congress, of making sure that Congress can't do its job, of turning the country into a dictatorship of a monarchical president.
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This group already forced Turnbull to scrap the part of NEG which would have legislated emissions reduction targets, effectively neutering a large part of the proposed policy.
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Late last year, Mr. Navarro was placed under Mr. Cohn's supervision and asked to copy him on emails, effectively neutering his effect on policy for a time.
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As voters across the Continent see their ability to influence policy taken away, they have lashed out, neutering the traditional center and giving rise to disruptive populists.
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The council said that decade-old rules about microchipping and neutering cats on nearby Stewart Island had helped protect New Zealand's most famous native bird, the kiwi.
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Dangerzone is a simple quarantine program that allows anyone to sanitize untrusted documents, neutering any tracking beacons, malicious scripts, or other nastiness that those files might carry.
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"I think the first step to making this happen is having less dogs in shelters, which means spay and neutering need to be of utmost importance," she says.
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That accounts for everything from the initial costs of acquiring the dog to spaying or neutering and vaccinations, as well as ongoing costs of food, toys and grooming.
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The 64-year-old inventor and entrepreneur created Neuticles, silicone implants for male dogs to replace testicles after neutering, so that a dog's appearance...down there...doesn't change.
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Some insurers, he said, pay for spaying or neutering along with other relatively inexpensive wellness tests but not the real drivers of veterinary cost: emergencies or chronic diseases.
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The deal was a capitulation of sorts for Pelosi, who had previously vowed not to put a timeline on her leadership tenure, for fear of neutering her negotiating powers.
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Maeleska Fletes, the president of the Dallas Companion Animal Project, said the problem could be solved by knocking on doors, educating dog owners and offering free spaying and neutering.
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Bolsonaro has called for the neutering of both Brazil's environment agency (IBAMA), which monitors deforestation and environmental degradation, and its Chico Mendes Institute, which issues fines to negligent parties.
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" Due to the influx of cats, the MHS "is extremely busy vaccinating, microchipping, spaying/neutering, and medically and behaviorally evaluating these 34 cats in addition to its already full shelter.
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With help from a local rescue group dedicated to humanely neutering and spaying stray cats, the imprisoned kitty, now named Miracle, was picked up and brought to Pittson Animal Hospital.
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Neutering or spaying also decreases an animal's energy needs by a third, Dr. Shmalberg says, so "calories in, calories out," takes on greater importance in maintaining a pet's proper weight.
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Qiu reminds us that "positive" examples of the homosexual in literature and pop culture can be neutering and dehumanizing, as they often speak more to the institutions that despise them.
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For all the pushback against political correctness and identity politics neutering self-expression, it's clear that people are not afraid to express racist sentiments as soon as the opportunity presents itself.
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Moreover, Trump himself, at least in most of his public appearances, stuck largely to carefully telepromptered messages, though neutering even his more generous remarks by some of his off-prompter gestures.
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Note that this list only factors in annual costs, and not one-time expenses like training classes, spaying and neutering, and cages or aquariums, or the cost of the animals themselves.
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Mr. Brodsky said picking up more dogs would help in the short term, but would need to be complemented by increasing the access to and the affordability of spaying and neutering.
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Since 2015, Clear the Shelters has found homes for more than 150,000 pets while also raising awareness about pet overpopulation, shelter overcrowding and the importance of spaying and neutering your animals.
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In particular, the writing of Jack's character was criticized as playing on a whole host of flailing gay stereotypes, while Will's relative chasteness came off to some as neutering his sexuality.
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Sometimes the results were humorous, but most of the time it was annoying, and I ended up disabling the always-listening feature on the Ecobee, effectively neutering the Alexa inside of it.
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Presently, we attempt to control cat populations either through adoption or through trap-neuter-return programs—collecting cats off of the street, neutering them, and returning them to where they were found.
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The use of antibiotics on citrus adds a wrinkle to an intensifying debate about whether the heavy use of antimicrobials in agriculture endangers human health by neutering the drugs' germ-slaying abilities.
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Under the proposed Denver rules, owners would need to provide proof of microchipping, vaccination and neutering or spaying, as well as the name and address of the dog and two emergency contacts.
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Two dollars of every purchase is donated to the BISSELL Pet Foundation, an organization that helps reduce the number of animals in shelters through spaying and neutering programs, adoption events, and more.
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Utah held a relatively comfortable lead throughout the fourth quarter, and managed to hold Houston to 25 percent shooting from behind the 3-point line, neutering the Rockets' primary means of scoring.
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"I do think it's about limiting the days of this pope, and short of that, neutering his voice or casting ambiguity around him," Cardinal Tobin said in a phone interview on Monday.
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When a local volunteer group dedicated to trapping, neutering/spaying and releasing feral cats heard about this supposed "friendly" feral, they picked him up and brought him in to PAWS Chicago animal shelter.
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The next morning, Goldberg introduced me to Trooper, a 3-month-old Chihuahua mix from Cindy Evers' Planned Pethood Rescue in Zephyrhills, Florida, a shelter specializing in low-cost spaying and neutering services.
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They also outfitted feral cat houses with removable rooftops to make it easier for caretakers to clean the houses and to fetch kittens when they're ready for spaying, neutering or other necessary care.
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DOJ lawyers didn't either, likely because they didn't want to highlight how the administration was suing AT&T to "protect consumers" with one hand, while neutering extremely popular consumer protections with the other.
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The neutering of the courts is the second step — and Trump is well on his way to (constitutionally) establishing a federal judiciary whose most important feature will be reliable assent to executive power.
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In an interview, Mr. Ferguson said he had concluded from the start that Mr. Trump's order was "unlawful and unconstitutional," and that any appropriate response would have to aim at neutering it entirely.
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Between the neutering of regulatory agencies like the FCC—and the intentional erosion of U.S. antitrust enforcement authority—American consumers and small businesses have found themselves adrift in an accountability and consumer protection vacuum.
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We have the ability to do this thanks to scientific advancements in nutrition, medical therapy, and preventative veterinary care (neutering, vaccines), as well as the use of leashes and fences and moving them indoors.
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The Pilot Rock City Council convened this week to draft some options for dealing with the infestation, floating every idea from spaying and neutering the winged beasts to taking them out with a shotgun.
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He was recently neutered, but he was filthy and covered in fleas; it appeared from his condition that he had been living outside for quite some time (probably both before and after the neutering).
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They shuttle dogs from high-kill shelters, usually in the South and Southern California, often to foster homes and adopters in the Northeast and Northwest, where spaying and neutering campaigns have reduced puppy availability.
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Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren said Wednesday night that gun-free zones mean "you're neutering everyone" in terms of self-defense and argued those seeking to do harm will find other means, such as explosives, instead.
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"Sessions's silence is evidence that Trump's public neutering of anyone close to this investigation is working," said Paul Pelletier, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Virginia who was a federal prosecutor for nearly three decades.
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This requirement is the result of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999, which, generally, had the effect of allowing different types of financial institutions to consolidate (thus neutering the 1933 Glass–Steagall Act).
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"Puerto Rico has a big stray dog problem, a big problem with people not spaying and neutering so there a lot of puppies born there who don't have a shot at getting adopted there," she explains.
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There would be no annexation of the Jordan Valley or West Bank settlements, and no campaign to subvert the rule of law by passing immunity laws or neutering Israel's Supreme Court and undermining its justice system.
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Yet you'll recall that the Trump FCC and ISPs repeatedly claimed that the neutering of FCC authority and the death of net neutrality was no big deal because antitrust law could be used to protect consumers instead.
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In the meantime, O'Meara said activists are fighting tooth and nail for change, hoping to educate the public about the importance of vaccinating, spaying or neutering strays and ultimately instilling a stronger adoption culture within the country.
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We got Steve-O and his pooch, Wendy, at LAX about to board a flight to Puerto Rico where he'll not only be helping with ongoing hurricane relief, but also spaying and neutering 1,000 dogs and cats.
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"Antonio's Friends," as the group is known, have made a pact to continue to care for the West Loop cat colony, feeding and vaccinating the felines, building kitty shelters and spaying and neutering all of the cats.
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While the liberal media laud Speaker Pelosi as a brilliant strategist for supposedly neutering the White House argument that the inquiry was illegitimate without a floor vote, independent polling suggests that the Democrats are playing with fire.
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That's certainly how the political system treated civil rights for much of the 20th century, bottling up bills in the Rules committee, filibustering them in the US Senate, or neutering them through agreement with the Southern Dixiecrats.
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As we wrote in the story, for 20 years she traveled through some of the city's roughest neighborhoods and industrial areas caring for and neutering guard dogs that were chained up, and were often underfed or abandoned.
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Apple's neutering that port because it either thinks it's too ancient or needs to use that space to squeeze in other components — like a better speaker or slimmer design, or...or...IDK something that hasn't leaked out yet.
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Einbender began her Cones of Fame project to help dogs get adopted at Chicago's One Tail at a Time, as well as to highlight the importance of spaying and neutering pets — a cone-worthy procedure for furry friends.
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Rather than renounce the neutering of the Senate, Renzi said this week he was happy to review the Italicum and his ruling coalition presented a blandly worded motion to parliament on Wednesday saying it was ready to discuss modifications.
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The good news is that because tech companies are not intentionally neutering your devices, there are remedies for when you think your three-year-old iPhone or your seven-year-old Windows computer has become slow or short-lived.
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It's pretty clear why big telcos would approve of Connolly: She referred to the FCC's net neutrality rules as "net neutering," per a Breitbart report at the time, and is listed as a policy fellow for the American Conservative Union's foundation.
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"When I see a person who takes time and effort to dress up their animals, even if it's just for Halloween, is someone who pays attention to things that are more important, like spaying and neutering, health and nutrition," she says.
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And then US President Donald Trump rescinded the US's signature, neutering the agreement—the UN should really implement a "no take-backsies" rule when all our lives are at stake—and since then we've hit carbon dioxide record after record.
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"Craft-cocktail bar operators that don't have the ability to train their bartenders in consistent drink preparation, or trust enough to allow them to make drinks without worrying about overdilution are, in effect, neutering the bartender's skill set," she wrote.
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They say the country is becoming an autocracy and accuse Vucic and his ruling Progressive Party of violently silencing their critics; manipulating election results through voter intimidation, ballot stuffing and vote buying; and neutering the judiciary to protect their own.
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These early culture jammers' efforts focused on subverting the messages in hopes of neutering their effects, yet many years later it has become clear that Culture Jamming has become another marketing tool used deftly by commercial media to push consumerism further.
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And to get what he wants, Lucas has employed a highly sophisticated lobbying and messaging machine, which does everything from funding opposition to municipal spaying and neutering ordinances to orchestrating "range rights" conferences, streamed live on Facebook to an audience of thousands.
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The dogs have received exams, medical treatments and grooming sessions; the shelter is planning on spaying and neutering all of the canines and then putting them up for adoption once they are healthy and comfortable enough to move to a forever home.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration called for the neutering of many of the central provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act as it offered its most detailed plans to date for the unraveling of the financial regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.
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At the same time, Mr. Macron has remade French politics in his own image, eliminating the major political parties, killing the left and neutering the right, so much so that he is still the odds-on favorite to succeed himself in 2022.
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Under the new city code, residents may own the breed if they register with Denver Animal Protection and obtain a breed-restricted license, as well as proof of microchipping, vaccination, neutering or spaying, and a name and address, as well as an annual fee.
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Eventually, when enough checks and balances have been removed, a would-be autocrat finds it easier to neuter democracy itself, by shutting down the opposition (as in Turkey) or neutering the legislature (as in Venezuela, where the government staged a sham election on May 20th).
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We do know that CTVT has been declining in areas of the world where dogs are kept almost entirely indoors as pets, such as the U.S. and UK, thanks to spaying and neutering policies and less sexual contact with free-roaming dogs in the wild.
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The new amendments to the constitution, which will go into effect next year, create a presidential system that gives Erdogan extensive powers, while neutering the parliament and abolishing the office of prime minister, a post that he held for 11 years beginning in 2003.
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Tackling graft and corruption has been a major priority of Xi's and his investigators have taken down many high ranking officials, though some analysts have said the campaign is more about neutering potential opponents and score settling rather than actually rooting out bad apples.
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And thanks to cash-compromised lawmakers and terrible tech policy (from neutering said privacy rules to killing net neutrality), companies like Verizon are helping to effectively break the internet, placing the onus on consumers to somehow navigate a minefield of apathy and rampant data collection.
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And yet the Constitution creates just such a system, giving nearly all power over prosecutions to the president, largely neutering Congress when it comes to law enforcement and forcing the courts to wait until a case comes to them before they can issue any decisions.
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Last Friday, global Olympic officials announced they had cleared 389 Russian athletes to potentially compete in Pyeongchang, a generous pool that some criticized as neutering the sting of the I.O.C.'s punishment on a major sports power that had brazenly breached drug-testing controls.
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Comcast and AT&T, among the bigger beneficiaries of President Trump's tax reform and neutering of net neutrality, responded quickly to their anticipated tax breaks by promising $1,000 bonuses to employees once the legislation is signed into law — which Trump may delay until January.
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And perhaps in an attempt to compensate for the over-the-top antics of its sophomore season, House of Cards year three swung hard in the opposite direction, trapping the newly minted president inside various dull Capitol Hill gridlocks and neutering his nefarious joie de vivre.
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The election was a complete repudiation of Barack Obama: his fantasy world of political correctness, the politicization of the Justice Department and the I.R.S., an out-of-control E.P.A., his neutering of the military, his nonsupport of the police and his fixation on things like transgender bathrooms.
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The annual cost of owning a dog depends on its size: $133,001 for a small dog, $1,214 for a medium-sized dog, and $1,448 for a large dog, excluding one-time capital costs like spay and neutering fees and a carrier bag, according to ASPCA estimates.
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Public safety would be better served, argue the researchers, by focusing on other variables, including the supervision of children, recognizing a dog's body language, not approaching an unfamiliar dog in its territory, neutering dogs, identifying "dangerous dogs and reckless dog owners," and raising puppies to be social companions.
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Though a Scottish referendum may not take place for years, it will revive questions about a neutering of British military power and the fate of Britain's Scotland-based nuclear deterrent -- which nationalists opposed and is part of NATO's security infrastructure -- that the next U.S. president will be forced to grapple with.
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What, in a different universe, could have been an opportunity for a major franchise to tackle female desire, written and directed by women, has veered off into yet another tired tale of tortured male psyche soothed by an innocent woman's touch, neutering any sexy, campy, or even remotely fun impulse.
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Should the official vote count confirm Mr. Maduro's predictions of a landslide victory, his party would own nearly the entire electoral landscape of Venezuela, including nearly all governorships and the all-powerful Constituent Assembly, the lawmaking body that Mr. Maduro created over the summer while neutering the opposition-controlled National Assembly.
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Kelly also blames the couple for changing the president's mind at the last minute, an unnamed White House official and an outside ally told the AP. Last week, Kelly downgraded Kushner's security clearance from top secret, effectively neutering Kushner's ability to do many aspects of his job, security experts have told PEOPLE.
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I'm totally Bob Barker-y when it comes to spaying and neutering cats (we don't need anymore cats when so many of them wind up in shelters) but since I have confidence that Thorne will be able to hand off these sweet babies to a good home, I can't even be mad.
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So you've got Biden still holding tight at the top, a new Bloomberg dynamic helping to elevate Bernie and a messy pileup among the wine track candidates of the affluent white liberals, that is essentially neutering that vote, it sure does seem to be shaking out as a contest between Biden and Bernie.
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He's repeating lies about our election security by denying or downplaying Russian interference on his behalf in 2016, providing misleading information about the 2020 cycle, and concurrently gutting the intelligence community as we know it, neutering it of its ability to do its job, and demonstrating why Putin's betting on the right horse — for Russia.
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More From Tonic: When Hutchinson and her colleagues examined the testicles of male dogs post-neutering, they also discovered increased expression of what's known as the CDKN2A gene , a cycle regulation gene that helps keep cells from growing or dividing to rapidly and has been shown in previous studies to be altered in dogs with certain canine cancers.
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So we're helping the only way we know how, by gathering an amazing group of can't-look-away cuties (note chatterboxes Oprah, Kelly and Ellen, now available at New Jersey's Camden County Animal Shelter) for two very important reasons: to ask you to consider adopting a pet from your local shelter AND to extol the importance of spaying and neutering your animals.
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One review, posted by a user named Johnny S, read at the time: If you like stunning visuals, superficial character development, a choppy, incoherent, illogical plot, plot holes, SJW concepts such as capitalism is bad, animal abuse is bad, "make love not war", every bad guy being a white male, and neutering every positive protagonist male in this movie, or you are only a casual fan of Star Wars, you'll probably like this movie.
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Around the time that this event was taking place, Donald Trump, who has lately detached the United States from the Paris climate accord and gone about neutering the Environmental Protection Agency, was prowling the West Wing of the White House, raging Lear-like not about the fate of the Earth, or about the fate of the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, who was dying in captivity, but about the fate of the Trump family enterprise.
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