HumblyTossed

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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
> ...but the B-2 is now 30 years old and was designed in the mid 1980s. Given that the B-52 is 65 years old, built with 1955's technology, I would expect something more sophisticated to have a longer shelf life than 30 years.
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
The White House wouldn't let the WHO tests be used. They also delayed allowing new tests to be developed. I'm sure the CDC is to blame for some of this, but the WH is more so.
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
We're at war. War against the "foreign" coronavirus. But instead of fighting the war, we're sticking our fingers in our ears and shouting "lalalalalala!" because for some reason, lower numbers helps certain peo
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
> But the criminals who opened the fake accounts were overworked low-level staffers At who's direction? How does low-level staffer at WF#1167 know low-level staffer at WF#2826 2200 miles away? When would they share the information
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
I actually like this idea[0]. I have a couple of tweaks I'd like to see. I'd like to walk in, swipe my CC and get a QR code printout. At any point, I should be able to scan the QR code with my phone and see a receipt showing what
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
How can we reconcile this with still sending men to prison for 5 years for selling dime bags of weed on the corner? Seriously, who's the bigger criminal here? I get it, companies aren't people, blah blah. But people make these
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
> I never understood why healthcare was tied to employment. Because the people who keep it that way are the same people you hear say dumb crap like, "I don't want to pay for someone else's healthcare (ignoring the fact tha
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by HumblyTossed 7y ago
> but there is no reason why the average person retaining a lawyer can't go through the effort of finding one they are comfortable with. I'm sorry, but this is laughably out of touch with reality for the "average person&q