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Code of Ethics or Canons of Journalism (1923)
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I don't think we should be pointing any fingers at locally employed people who purchase a home to live in while we're still allowing foreign investors to buy up multiple properties they'll never step foot in. >The percenta
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You previously claimed he's charged with "soliciting and attempting to assist in the exfiltration of the information", "not with publishing". I fail to see how arguing intent invalidates one without the other. I cop
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Personally, I've long since stopped expecting breathless coverage of important events from a press that collectively prefers covering who Miley Cyrus most recently flashed her crotch to. You'll need to go beyond CNN, MSNBC, or FOX
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>He's not charged with publishing the information but soliciting and attempting to assist in the exfiltration of the information. He's charged with both. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/wikileaks-founde
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You can rent a truck hourly from big box hardware stores.
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>the Assange story isn't that important Do you realize that it's not hyperbole to say press freedom in the United States hinges on this case? American journalists have always been protected from prosecution for publishing factu
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>It's good to see precedent being established for prosecuting those that abuse social media for evil. It's also good to see precedents established for people trying to abuse the system: "Judge tosses frivolous lawsuit by h
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Judge tosses frivolous lawsuit by heiress seeking to destroy The Grayzone
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Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't want 15 different companies telling each other what I just ate for lunch.
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We should start with enforcing the restrictions put in place by the 1st and 4th Amendments. What good will another law do if our government won't follow the ones we already have? >Congress shall make no law respecting an establishm
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All of his numbers are way low, though. Good luck finding a running tractor for $500-$800, and used loaders are $10-$15k, not $2-$3k. $2k will get you a new set of loader tires.
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Cheating and deception are at Reddit’s core, founder reveals (2012)
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It would be interesting if it turns out reddit has a team to flood new competitors with unsavory accounts. It's exactly what they did when they started reddit, just with positive fake accounts instead of negative. "Huffman said on
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Yes. There are plenty of things that need to be spread on farms. I have a friend who made huge piles of bio-char for spreading in his hops field. Hops fields are full of poles supporting the trellis that supports the plants, so there's
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>I want something half or a quarter of that. Able to scoop 50 lbs of dirt, repeatedly, and dig holes/trenches. https://www.toro.com/en/professional-contractor/compact-util...
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Brazil has the world's 9th largest GDP. Does this look like an undeveloped country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A3o_Paulo
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"Go compare the gun violence rates in the US with any country that actually regulates guns."
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>America has an 18 to one advantage over Brazil in the number of guns, yet proportionally, Brazil suffers six times more deaths by guns than America. >In Brazil, all firearms must be registered with the state. Minimum age for owning a
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I appreciate the new system. When the first set of rules requiring certification went through, I called all 3 of the training locations the FAA had listed in my state and none of them had any idea what I was asking about. I ended up not fly
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Then I assume there will be a corresponding increase in telemetry. Microsoft are not interested in making less money.
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radio free europe is a us government propaganda agency, you should not take anything published on there to be true. At the very least, question why it is being presented to you Copied and pasted because the original was downvoted and flagge
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From your link: Tensions between government and the opposition, supported by the CIA, caused the short-lived Costa Rican Civil War of 1948 that ended Calderón's government and led to the short de facto rule of 18 months by José Figuere
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He Spent 6 Days in Feces Covered Cell. Supreme Court Says He Can Sue His Jailers
(themarshallproject.org)
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His "possible link", as far as I can tell, is that because Oumuamua is flat and tumbling, it could be a receiver, and because it could be a receiver, UAPs could be transmitters. So, you didn't miss the link, because there isn
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I agree with you.
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If it's confirmed that these objects are performing controlled maneuvers at 100Gs, then that would also confirm such a thing is physically possible here on Earth. Why would we need to make the leap that someone somewhere else must have
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>If UAP originated from China or Russia and were a national security risk, their existence would have never been revealed to the public. I agree with that part. However, I think it's more reasonable to assume it belongs to the US Go
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Good, but he doesn't deserve much credit for finally trying to fix a problem he created 40 years ago. He didn't just "spearhead" it, he was the author.
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The same thing that prevents them from stabbing you and taking your money. It's illegal and wrong.
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