ArchStanton

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   by ArchStanton 5y ago

   That's a good point. Generally, I'd say that any group of Native Americans (or folks who profit from them either emotionally or financially) wants to be thought of as the 'first' people who ever lived on that piece of la
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   by ArchStanton 5y ago

   >I'd choose the Archive in a heartbeat. I'd have to agree with you. My latest project is to busily download and store everything I might possibly use from the Internet Archive (and Dailymotion/youtube/gutenberg) since
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   by ArchStanton 5y ago

   I have no problem with lawmakers making stock trades, but you can certainly argue that it is immediately made public. To be fair, there are probably edge conditions where a congressman has direct control over the financial realities of a p
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   by ArchStanton 5y ago

   Aside from the rather irritating concept that the world was put here (by some deity?) to produce the absolute maximum quantity of happy humanity, it seems to me that the main fallacy here is that things remain the same with a population red