On a side note, the reason electric cars are not a solution in denser urban areas is that people in these areas generally do not have a dedicated parking place to put a charging station. We rely on street parking, which is very rarely in front of our own houses.
Courtney Milan@courtneymilan.com · 16h ago(Yes, you can get electric cars, but these pose their own issues: they still use a lot of power, and so require electric generation build out, and the car infrastructure itself reinforces the use of generated power, repeatedly, throughout the day, for very minor transactions.)
![Domanic makes no serious effort on appeal to show any error in the district court’s ruling. That is unsurprising. As discussed, the evidence proved without contradiction that Christian Brothers has a longstanding and consistent policy of franchising only to professing Christians. And no evidence suggested that this policy was a pretext for racial discrimination against persons of Jewish ancestry (or any other ancestry). To the contrary, the undisputed evidence showed that Christian Brothers has franchised to two ethnic Jews who are professing Christians. Domanic does make the novel argument that, as far as § 1981 is concerned, there can be no distinction between discrimination based on Jewish ancestry and discrimination based on Jewish faith. Section 1981, he contends, “protect[s] Jews . . . regardless of whether they are religious or ethnic Jews.” The district court correctly rejected this argument.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:24vva42nxim6zbcmnozegoef/bafkreid6lfptbj6ax3kdpjpbu2mnwsoedrp6mj54gjy5uymruecn5gvhjm)
