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by 34679 6y ago
Right now, cows are being killed without ever reaching a processor. Families are looking for meat at grocery stores and finding empty shelves. Does that make sense to you? Every state has a Health Department and laws regarding slaughter, an
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by 34679 6y ago
That's cronyism, and has no relation to Libertarianism whatsoever. Libertarians will never support government bailouts, as the only way they are possible is by taking money from someone more productive to give to someone less productiv
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by 34679 6y ago
Maybe OP would start a company that does one or more of those things if the companies dominating those industries were ever allowed to fail.
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by 34679 6y ago
The same exemption already exists for poultry in the US. Right now, if I want to buy beef from a farmer down the road, I have to buy a whole or half cow, then have it butchered. This would allow farmers to sell cuts of beef locally. There a
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by 34679 6y ago
US Rep Thomas Massie has been talking about this for years and has seen a recent surge of support for his PRIME Act, which would allow small farms to have their livestock slaughtered at custom facilities instead of USDA facilities, if the m
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by 34679 6y ago
I'm curious about a case like duckduckgo, which uses https, but puts your search term in the url.
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by 34679 6y ago
Actual employees of reddit can investigate and remove mods who act outside of guidelines, but they don't.
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by 34679 6y ago
"Breaking Open the Head", by Daniel Pinchbeck "DMT: The Spirit Molecule", by Dr. Rick Strassman "The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge", by Jeremy Narby "The Law", by Frederic Bastiat
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by 34679 6y ago
Exactly. Which is why I don't understand all the people shitting on him for making that option available.
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by 34679 6y ago
Why would you expect a paycheck if you choose not to work?
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by 34679 6y ago
>Translation: my employees now must weigh the consequences of losing their jobs on the one hand vs. being arrested on the other. "First, I’d like to be super clear that if you feel the slightest bit ill or even uncomfortable, please
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by 34679 6y ago
That's not the case in CA or at Tesla: "First, I’d like to be super clear that if you feel the slightest bit ill or even uncomfortable, please don’t feel obligated to come to work. I will personally be at work, but that is just me
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by 34679 6y ago
Case 2 is "Gov allowing citizens to go to work" Should be clear which case is fascist.
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by 34679 6y ago
Who's requiring anyone to go back to work? Nobody is forced to work at Tesla. Anyone who wants to continue not working is free to do so. Right now, nobody who wants to work at that particular plant is free to do so.
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by 34679 6y ago
I'm all for smart cities, just not ones built by advertising companies.
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by 34679 6y ago
"In 2004, the American Heart Association issued a scientific statement concluding that exposure to air pollution contributes to cardiovascular illness and mortality. A 2010 update elaborated on those risks. Short-term exposure can incr
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by 34679 6y ago
"Air pollution, of which whose small particulate matter are the most toxic, contributes to about one-third of the global burden of stroke." https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S00353787
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by 34679 6y ago
In addition to less money, as you pointed out: 1. People have more free time from being stuck at home, unable to work, so less need to rely on delivery apps. 2. People get tired of being stuck at home and one of the few permitted reasons to
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by 34679 6y ago
All self driving cars that communicate with each other would dramatically increase the throughput of our roads. In a perfect system, the number of cars that can travel the speed limit is limited only by the number of cars that can fit on a
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by 34679 7y ago
>Sellers are more profitable and less risky overall Amazon has all the data anyone would ever need to determine which products the above is true or false for. They would be negligent if they weren't putting that information to use.
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by 34679 7y ago
They're not just a renewable resource, the most successful ones represent opportunity. If this guy is selling over $1 mil per month, Amazon has every incentive and resource to assume those sales themselves. One way is to make it as har
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by 34679 7y ago
Greed. Although, I feel a better term would be "Westerner".
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by 34679 7y ago
I highly recommend the book "American Pie: My Search for the Perfect Pizza". I have a digital version and it took my pizza game to the next level. >Master bread baker Peter Reinhart follows the origins of pizza from Italy to th
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by 34679 7y ago
You should try reading it before ripping it. Twain got sick after dodging his own quarantine.
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by 34679 7y ago
The cannabis industry has learned that "what other ingredients" are in the cannabis has a significant effect on the high produced by THC. This is known as the entourage effect. You simply do not get the full benefits with THC alon
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by 34679 7y ago
Redding would certainly give them a run. I've lived in the Bay Area and San Diego, and my experience is that San Diego is the cleanest, most well organized city in California and I absolutely love it. As far as the "atmosphere&quo
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by 34679 7y ago
The value of most of these stocks has decreased while the price has gone up. What we're witnessing is inflation. Any currency that adds trillions of new units overnight will be worth less per unit the next day. If a dollar is worth les
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by 34679 7y ago
Seems reasonable enough to expect the following: Five Core Principles of Journalism 1. Truth and Accuracy Journalists cannot always guarantee ‘truth’, but getting the facts right is the cardinal principle of journalism. We should always str
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by 34679 7y ago
You could make that argument, but there appears to be a positive correlation between robust markets and clean drinking water for everyone.
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by 34679 7y ago
And living with the erosion of Constitutional protections that seem all too easy to push through in times like these, but impossible to roll back afterward.

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