Danihan

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by Danihan 9y ago
Gah, you're right, thanks. Edited.
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US gallons
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by Danihan 9y ago
>Compression ignition and a supercharger fitted to improve fuel economy together deliver unprecedented engine response and increase torque 10-30 percent over the current SKYACTIV-G gasoline engine.*3 Wow. I already have a 2016 Mazda 3 t
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by Danihan 9y ago
Sure, both things are totally fine and valid to say. Attitudes like yours have polarized me to the extent that now I just say, "I'm super racist, here's what I think:" just to see people's confused reactions.
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Are you married, or in a long-term partnership?
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>I have an illustrative example: in Germany in those regions that have the least foreigners, there are the most Neo Nazis and people are more likely to vote for right wing parties. As a counter-example: In the US, people living in the S
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Are you sure? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/02/1... Justin Keller was a nobody.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Sure it is. Lots of people get outraged and offended by any number of things. For instance, I'm outraged that anything related to Affirmative Action exists period -- as I believe codified, race-based laws are disgusting and an anathem
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If only we lived in this world.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Could you expand a bit on this comment?
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This is a good start though, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4042194/Facebook-fac...
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Sure, only around 15 years too late. http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/ITX_2013_06_04_Seneff.pdf
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I had forgotten about that... it did rub me the wrong way as well. Generally speaking, I am a fan of Kantian philosophy. That being said, it didn't really detract from the overall messages of the book. Just a strange one-off.
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Still one of the best books I've read, period. Can't recommend it highly enough.
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I don't think discussing a leading cause of felonies is off-topic in a thread about employing felons.
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You can't even discuss it on HN without being accused of being snarky / defeatist (really?) / or having the sub-thread deleted. (see Dang's comment)
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It's not snarky, it's just reality. These felonies in question are either from violent crimes, which will always be illegal and a stain on someone's record, or from possessing hard drugs / selling drugs / or committ
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Another tepid form of progress is fewer "mandatory minimum" sentences, on page 8. That's nice to see at least, thank you for the PDF.
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Only about 10% of people support legalizing harder drugs. They will remain illegal, and people will continue getting felonies. So... I don't believe that "these attitudes are changing quickly." http://big.assets.hu
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I didn't say it had to be all or nothing. I'm asking to see ANY political progress towards decriminalizing drugs, particularly drugs besides marijuana, which isn't the drug that is generally causing these felony records.
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It's neither, just correcting misconceptions. It's tiring to constantly hear people saying we're "making progress" while we continue to perpetuate the same policy problems that have obviously caused issues for deca
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Everyone with a speeding ticket has committed a misdemeanor. The site is very obviously geared towards people with felony records.
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>Attitudes are changing quickly Are they now? Tell me, which political party is planning on decriminalizing drug offenses?
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Are none of these studies convincing to you? http://fluoridealert.org/studies/brain01/ If not, what would be?
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>That has significant environmental/economic consequences, but those edits (probably) don't change how soy interacts with endocrine receptors. Pesticide resistant crops being completely doused in glyphosate right before harvest
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by Danihan 9y ago
Note to self, don't spend quality time with children until they hit imprinting age, beyond dinner and reading at bedtime. ;p
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You're right, it's 7 points. However, that means there are still considerable issues (both medical and ethical) with the mass-ingesting of fluoride, which lends more credibility to Mercola's paranoia than your skepticism, in
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The Mercola article has citations, which you ignored. There is also a link to a MIT paper which you ignored, and deals with the main ingredient in the product at hand. >When I say he's one of the folks who believe that fluoridation
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>Do they omit certain studies that contradict their overall conclusions? Sure. That doesn't mean anything to me. Cherry-picking doesn't mean anything to you?
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I love how highly, highly processed foods are suddenly A-OK to many people here once it's a fake meat product. >But high-temperature processing has the unfortunate side effect of so denaturing the other proteins in soy that they are

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