Braxton1980

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by Braxton1980 2y ago
"EU spends more on Russian oil and gas than financial aid to Ukraine – report" Isn't this comparing government spending to consumer spending? Because that energy is paid for by the population at the end the line directly.
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
>Even oligarchs don't like to light money on fire. Russia's war with Ukraine is not profitable for Russian oligarchs or Russia itself yet it continues
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Countries spend money on war, look at Russia and Ukraine.
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
What about the vast majority of people who live in the suburbs or cities? Wouldn't a better solution be regulations so it doesn't matter who is growing the food?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
What evidence exists to show FAA regulations are hampering innovation?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Can you define what "politics" is?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
I think generalizing forgetting information ignores that certain conversations would likely have a better chance to be remembered
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
That would be a cause but he's been like this for over two years. Wouldn't there be a point where he reflects on the past and analyzes his behavior?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
He supports Donald Trump who is lying about widespread election fraud.
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American car companies?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Elon Musk is responsible for making EVs a real alternative with a meaningful market share but if you compromise moral values and ethics each time money, success, or progress comes up you'll create a horrible world
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
And did you use the same exceptions to calculate the CA budget?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
> Yeah, these are public statements. I expect that there's frantic back-room dealing right now to make sure that the relief funds are not attached to any conditions. Because in the long-term, that will benefit the states that have m
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Testimony under oath can be compelled
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
> yes Can you explain why you think this? The financial outlook isn't good, not terrible but still. "No Capacity for New Commitments State Faces Annual Multiyear Deficits of Around $20b" [1] >Indeed. And the Blue States
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
>Nobody wanted Clinton except the DNC establishment Then why did she win at least 85% of nationwide polls in 2016 and 2015 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationwide_opinion_polling_f... > Perhaps the Democrats s
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
What about constant attacks by Republicans on whose votes counts? It's happening again right now https://www.propublica.org/article/north-carolina-voters-jef... They justify these actions to their voters by lying
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Are you sure that any change to address the recent issues would always result in those two outcomes? Also, Elon Musk is the richest elite in the world so it seems we already are at the bottom of the problem.
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Isn't CA a particularly rich state and not a good example of what states are capable of doing when compared to the federal government?
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by Braxton1980 2y ago
Are states exactly flush with cash to plug even small gaps in school budgets? You mentioned CA which is rebuilding from massive fires, can they afford that? What about Arizona, 2021 to 2022 19% of their schools budget was federal funding. W