Well, as they responded to a comment saying that most would have the benefits under federal law, saying it depends on the contract implies that those benefits are dependent on contracts and not federal law, not that you can go above and beyond federal law with a contract (which should be obvious to most).
Their comment, while not outwardly contradictory, was not outwardly complementary either. So really, their point was just very poorly made if that indeed was what they were trying to convey.
Yes, but they can afford to debt spend for better things they end up spending less for in the long run.
Did you actually read the quote, or are you just going off the biggest text?
If you ignore man-boobs, sure.
Was the headline changed from what's on here? "Late" is generally used for someone who is deceased, in this context.
I feel fisting would be more appropriately used as an analogue for muzzle loaders.
In hindsight, sure, but also in hindsight many things could probably have been done to change the situation such that martial defense wouldn't have been necessary.
That depends entirely on how well robots adapt to empathy. If they adapt society to remove it entirely, I could see your theory being true. The main reason we have such societal problems now is because of that lack of empathy.
Something tells me he'll introduce some multiversal problem that assembles all the Avengers with him as a leader of sorts, only to double cross them at the climax.
A joke doesn't have to end with a punchline. Sometimes yes, anding is the best thing to do with a joke rather than just laughing and moving on.
Perhaps he was filling the tub so that he could mash them all at once.