Wendy and the Tigers

In 2014, Apple, in partnership with U2, did a promotional stunt where U2's new album Songs of Innocence would be given away for free to iTunes users on release. However, instead of doing it by like, sending people a link they could use to add the album to their library or something, like most of these giveaways are done, the album was instead added to every iTunes user's library with no way to opt out, and autodownloaded to their devices.

A lot of people were just annoyed that it autodownloaded without their permission, taking up storage space on their device, or annoyed that even after deleting it they now had an album by a kinda normie cringe band permanently stuck in their library (because there's no easy way to remove something from your iTunes library, when the backlash got bad enough Apple had to roll out a bespoke tool you'd have to download and run on your phone specifically to remove that one album from your library), but the backlash was also driven by the fact that a lot of tech journalists and bloggers (rightfully) considered it to be a violation of people's privacy and stuff. Like it's kinda fucked up that, according to their EULA, Apple has the right to just add things to your library and autodownload them on your device without asking for your consent.

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The long history of Tradestar Dynamics' Chevalier combat frame is infamous among different segments of the galaxy for different reasons. A tale of abject failure to military strategists, a cautionary parable of "government overreach" to private industrialists, and a hundred myths of alternating heroism and barbarism to settlers of the frontier worlds, it is a history worth reviewing.

Randy's son Sammy sees some stranger in camo shoot his dog so he shoots at the stranger. The strangers shoot back killing Sammy as he ran away.

A family friend named Kevin Harris who was with Sammy shot and killed the unidentified stranger. He ended up getting shot in return. As they ran away Randy's wife held the door open and she got shot in the head.

After over a week someone finally realized they had no real line of communication with Weaver and no real way to try and talk him down. Someone finally just walks up, knocks on the door, and has a conversation.

Harris was dying so they made arrangements for him to go to the hospital. He was charged with killing a federal agent. Finally Randy surrendered and was taken into custody. At one point the feds were so desperate for a conviction they tried to slap his daughters with criminal charges but that got thrown out.

Harris was acquitted for killing a federal agent because they hadn't identified themselves and it turns out "strangers shooting at you" is a pretty darn good reason to shoot back in self defense.