Braxton1980

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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>Who gives out scholarships now? Many different of groups of unrelated people and organizations. >he standard model of a four-year college degree only has you taking classes from your major during the final two years. This has always
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>governments haven't tried educating the children and their parents yet. (Or any other method) Can you explain what this means? Are people not aware that the Internet can be dangerous for children? Probably everyone thinks this so w
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>But I also don't agree with the taxes I pay because I feel like too much goes to waste Why do you feel this?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Down votes because the supreme Court ruled it was illegal. That's means its not a legitimate tax
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Since credit card debt isn't forgiven why hasn't this stopped people overspending?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
They banned sales of cigarettes to people under 18
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
And people hate politicians
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>There is not much wrong with him other than his online persona What about his support of Trump, his direct involvement with the US government via Doge, and lying about widespread election fraud?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>simple solution could be (or: could've been) making parents control their kids social media usage How?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
If a town existed where 80% of the population had their arm become infected and fall off would you consider it normal ? You're treating it like a behavior where normal is defined by the majority. Human anatomy and function is what you
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
For all loans? What if a person takes a loan to get into a medical program but can't find a job after and defaults the loan. Is the university responsible? The arguments seem to be based on majors that have a poor job market.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>. It signals to borrowers that they don't have to repay high loans if their career can't support it. The loan forgiveness wasn't a thing when many students took out the loans.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
If you had a choice between nothing being done and forgiving student loans which would you pick? Second. Let's say universities did take on the burden of loans, of course that would be via a bank right? If that's the case. How wou
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
This is why the both sides argument is frustrating to hear. Yes. Both sides censor people. I'm sure we'll see a comment about Biden censoring anti covid vaccine posts and the poster is somewhat right. The difference is the Republi
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
One positive aspect to Trump is he makes it desirable to punish/break up with US companies .
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>, I don't want supplements to replace food and AI to replace intellect and IVF to replace sex. I want to be alive No one is pushing for these changes you suggest and to take a stance suggests a social disorder or mental illness.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Biden was hated so much that large groups of people chanted "Let's go Brandon" (fuck Joe Biden) in public. There is video evidence of this. No Democrat politician has ever stated that Republicans have a mental illness for hat
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Whichever is worth more based on a subjective measurement
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
And Congress is controlled by the president as overriding a veto is extremely difficult.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Why aren't you trying to be political? What exactly do you think "political" is?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Because Trump is an exception due to his abuse of executive power.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Why?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
For each instance did it help more than it hurt? Not to simplify but if you have to make a decision shouldn't you always decide to help the most people?
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
There are valid reasons to oppose specific regulations not all. Imagine I open a auto repair center and I perform oil changes. It would cost me money to have used oil hauled away or I could dump it down the drain. You probably support a req
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>Turning "environmental regulation" into a unified bloc that must be either supported or opposed in totality is a manipulative political maneuver and it should be forcefully rejected. I'm aware of political parties and pol
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
No, what you get is less radical change which I believe overall is better even if it can make solving some problems difficult
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Republicans don't have a sufficient majority in the Senate.
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
Is this the case, I didn't see it in the article. If they have to perform extra work then I'd say it's justified. If it's just a punishment for not getting a real ID I'm not sure if that's fair
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
What you said is true but my comment was in reply to "The US was quite isolationist up until the end of WW2" Being involved in these wars, regardless of entry time, is on no way "quite isolationist'
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by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>Sometimes it isn't. Sometimes messing up the status quo What exactly does this mean? Do you mean making things worse will cause other to make it better? How do you know that will happen? Are you claiming that Trump making things wo

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