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Feinstein... Yet another corporatist appeasing political hack that has as much self-awareness as she does ethics.
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Megalomaniacs are also sociopaths. Who knew?
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Crap... saw this on there here: "Looking for someone to help with app rankings long term and also add lots of reviews to the app without getting caught. Please advise your methods and how we will not get caught. " Example below [o
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My GF was watching that Comcast-NBC story and I stopped to look and I was very much perplexed by the end of it. It just screamed of ridiculous FUD and I loudly scoffed at it and walked away from the idiot box incredulous of what I'd j
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This is very similar to the tactic Ben Franklin would use to avoid mindless back-and-forth arguments with people that put ego ahead of rationale. He'd simply try to show by example and leave it at that. I'm not sure it works ver
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According to the release notes Flash is fixed. But after updating, I still can't get Flash to work with Firefox on my Android 4.4.2 Nexus 7. Flash works fine with Dolphin though. Bummer.
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The Land of the Free, Inc. institutes 'Freedom Lite' for an "easier to digest" corporatist fantasy for public consumption. And, Americans eat it up.
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I've always considered Network Solutions to be the worst of the worst in many ways. Just trying to get a lot of their pricing off their website is a run down the rabbit hole. Even crapster Godaddy is more upfront about pricing than t
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Unfortunately, the developer was such a douche about everything, I would find it difficult to trust him just based upon his behavior alone. Would I want my data in his hands? NOPE.
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>That last bit of hyperbole was all that I needed to completely discount your arguments Translation: Any excuse is a good excuse to discount facts you don't like.
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> Which doesn't equate to hating the environment I didn't say they simply "hated the environment" in the first place. You steered away from my points and into a silly territory. You're resorting to goalpost mov
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>The complaint I had was with the false equivalence. No, it wasn't. You inferred that I was stating that ALL republicans put money ahead of the environment by saying: "carries about as much weight as "all Republicans are
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>Undeserved stereotypes don't have any place here The FACT that most Republicans still consider climate impact and/or manmade global warming an overblown hoax isn't a "undeserved stereotype" unless one is to devo
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Please stop being obtuse. You obviously implied it with your post. >carries about as much weight as "all Republicans are racists"
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COBRA is vastly expensive for most Americans and does very little to combat "job lock" and HIPAA doesn't help the situation. COBRA: • COBRA is prohibitively expensive for most people who are attempting to transition to anothe
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13y ago
Except I didn't say "all republicans" anything.
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Mike Rowe continuously spouts on a "skills gap" but doesn't seem to know anything about "job lock". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_lock He keep avoiding the topic of health care in the USA se
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How about you actually try to debunk the facts I present instead of inanely and pompously labeling them a "conspiracy theory"?
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>most of the Republicans I know want the same basic things as most of the Democrats I know ... They all want a healthy planet That's a crock of shit right there. Most Republicans put the almighty dollar ahead of the environment and
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>WW2 had a ton of propaganda about distrusting people Yes, but that propaganda was nothing compared to the much more advanced and sophisticated level of indoctrination techniques we have in more modern history via mainstream television a
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In my opinion, decades of corporatist conditioning and manufacturing consent are at least partially responsible for this situation. The corporate mass media has induced distrust in Americans with one another in many ways. One of which is