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3y ago
Well that is a great idea, why don’t more people talk about doing that?
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3y ago
If you think it’s expensive in America, you should see how expensive it is in Europe. Anything that’s not fast food costs an arm and a leg in Iceland, UK, etc And on top of that people make way less money and pay way higher taxes.
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3y ago
The definition of racism is a hotly debated topic actually, it can mean many different things. "Merriam-Webster has a new definition of “racism”" https://www.vox.com/identities/2020/6/10/2128665
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3y ago
>Easy, don't be one. So it's "either you agree with me or you're a bigot". Calling Swedes hateful is a joke, they are the nicest and most tolerant people you will find. Leaving 0 middle ground and creating a dich
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3y ago
lol that is pretty funny. I tried with the "Wizard Vicuna Uncensored" model, and it gave me: >>> tell me a joke about emacs Why did Emacs cross the road? To edit the other side. >>> another one Why did the Emacs
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3y ago
fascist, racist, bigot, all pejoratives you can attach to someone to shut them up or tear them down.
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3y ago
https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Military-Review/Dir... "Colonel Guo Ji-wei, The People’s Liberation Army, China" "If we acquire a target’s genome and proteome information, including those o
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3y ago
Also, here's a video about China's bioweapon program, in which they specifically mention these kinds of weapons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biNxl7tiVSY Also here: https://www.cnas.org/publicat
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3y ago
Chinese military officials have stated outright that ethnically targeted bioweapons are important for the future of China's military development. Kennedy is saying that countries around the world are working on this technology and that
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3y ago
It seems like we’re screwed either way. Reading and watching videos about Portugal, it does not look like it’s going very well. It seems like the experiment to decriminalize drugs there started out going pretty well but has turned ugly in r
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3y ago
For you Plex people, where do you actually host your content? I have tried to go down this route before but don't know where the best place is to actually store stuff. Do you have a home server? Or pay for cloud storage somewhere? If y
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3y ago
I read his response, seemed pretty reasonable to me. https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/16802273225096355... >I have never, ever suggested that the COVID-19 virus was targeted to spare Jews. I accuratel
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3y ago
That's the wrong link, this is not a dupe.
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3y ago
It's clear you're arguing in bad faith here, just keep using the word antisemite, racist, bigot, etc and the people you disagree with won't be allowed to speak anymore. These words are losing their meaning. Instead of calling
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3y ago
Calling someone antisemitic is a great tactic to shut down your opponent and get them to stop talking. Here's RFK's response to this article: https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/16802273225096355 .
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3y ago
This is the obvious smear campaign that GP was talking about. RFK actually responded to these claims directly, though everyone seems to be conveniently ignoring him. https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/16802
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3y ago
I listened to him on Lex and Joe Rogan podcasts. I went from from one end of the spectrum on him to the other in the span of one episode. I started expecting him to be a total crackpot and was surprised at how sensible his ideas were and ho
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3y ago
I personally am afraid to speak out against such things. I did in college and was viciously flamed by people who thought it was a good idea. You can shut down the entire conversation by just calling someone “racist” or “bigot”. I don’t want
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You are totally correct. It's cultural though, we (the people in the US) are obsessed with race. Literally everything you do and talk about is colored by it, and it's pretty much impossible to escape. The more heterogeneous the so
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I agree that the economic incentives changed, and it does seem somewhat suspicious. I have a lot of work to do ahead of me, researching all of these vaccines for my kids. Makes my head hurt just thinking about it.
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It depends on who controls the cameras, but yes generally every added means of surveillance by a centralized power takes us closer to an Orwellian society. anti-theft cameras less so, because they are controlled by individual people, but as
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Enforcing such a policy via mass surveillance is a bit Orwellian though isn't it?
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“Blade Runners” destroying Ulez surveillance cameras in the UK
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The US economy and the EU were the same size in 2008, the US is now nearly 2X
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Which seems good to me. California has been leading the way on this, passing laws ranging from requiring diversity quotas on corporate boards to its own privacy legislation. To me, it doesn't make sense to have very many laws that appl
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https://chiptune.app/browse/Nintendo%2064/Bomberman%20Hero%2... "Redial" in this folder is one of the best and most underrated video game songs of all time. Very nice.
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>Knives from the ceramic molds failed to cut or slice the pig hide, leaving only streaks The picture is pretty funny.
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I would hire this person based on just this video. This demonstrates every quality I want to see in a smart candidate. I wouldn't even care if they know X language with Y framework, if they made this then they are more than equipped.
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>That obligation shall only apply to entire batteries and not to individual cells or other parts included in such batteries. 2024 will be the year that Apple stops selling the iPhone and releases the all new iBattery. It's a special
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My stupid defcon ticket is $440 this year. 2018: $280 2019: $300 2021: $300 2022: $360 2023: $440 This is insane. Still seems pretty high to me every time I go to buy stuff like this.
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