RandVal30142

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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>a socially accepted use of these weapons in the US No it isn't. Homes in the U.S. are primarily built of wood, rifles can and will produce a tremendous amount of over penetration in such "self defense" scenarios. The idea
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
I know, but I don't know. It is obviously my duty to deescalate & inhibit violence in my community when possible, while restricting people's avenues to tools that multiply the potential damage they can inflict. This is why we
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Oh. Seems I completely failed my part at reversing the images I browsed. That is my bad.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Selling my Romanian AK-47 and other firearms obtained through purchase or inheritance felt great. Since then there has been several mass casualty shootings in the states. Wish I burned them now. edit: I didn't get rid of my collection
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
I dare beating firemen for voting is more illegal than holding a vote itself, let alone attending/partaking in it. The use of violence by the state forfeits such claims and opens up an avenue for reciprocation by others, which is a ter
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>war on account of geopolitics. Russia invaded Crimea with military troops, overthrowing local government. Forces they funneled military hardware to in Ukraine then used a BUK anti-air system on a civilian airliner that had it's tra
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>This is going to fizzle just like all the previous scary saber-rattling (Iran, Ukraine, etc etc) Criminal prosecution over Russia's slaughter of civilians on MH17 is coming along nicely. Talking about it isn't saber-rattling.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
But all of that is not a monopoly by any stretch of the imagination. It speaks less of Microsoft and more of the vendors who find no need to change their ways. Yes it really is all held together with spit and tape, but nothing has forced th
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
But that would massacre the thousands of middlemen companies making a profit off the inefficiencies of this current govt-subsidizies-private-industry system.
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Decision Regarding OPCW/UN JIM Reports on Chemical Weapons Use in Syria(2016)(opcw.org)
1 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|0 comments
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Seymour Hersh, Die Welt vs. OPCW/JIM: Trutherism in Chemical Weapons Reporting(muftah.org)
1 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|0 comments
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
> you can buy a $450 phone with 2 years of updates, or a $700 with 5 years. > Which one is more economical over time? My sub-100USD android apparently. What the heck kind of math do you have going on for "economical?"
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
That last link is extremely interesting. Just spent some minutes watching the videos of previous record setting flares. The flares oriented towards Earth are very obvious due to the amount of static after flare ejection. We all exist in a n
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>just asking that one question would be enough to screen out most fake service dogs This seems to be true. About a week ago I witnessed my boss question someone on if their dog was a service animal. He was adamant that it was but his dem
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>old household tools like scissors I hounded an old roommate of mine that moved out with my scissors. Inherited from my father they were rough looking and probably better described as shears but they kept an edge like nothing else and cu
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Woo what a subject. Where I grew up we had space to grow out. This means our two stall garage became a place for storage, pack ratting. Some of it good but a lot of it.. Eh? I have to admit this meant that there was never a shortage of tool
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>Bcash What is bcash? >end up being China coin Huh?
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It is currently 138.7% more profitable to mine on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain(web.archive.org)
23 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|19 comments
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Something people need to keep in mind when parsing this story is that many of the effected channels were not about militancy, they were local media outlets. Local outlets that only gained historical note due to what they documented as it wa
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Coinbase Locks Out Nazi Crowdfunding Site After Paypal and Stripe Sever Ties(twitter.com)
1 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|0 comments
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
"Your account has been locked, please visit coinbase.com to resolve" Coinbase cut them off. :)
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Thanks to those that helped get their Paypal & Stripe services cut off.
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Coinbase Now the Sole Payment Processor for Nazi Fundraiser Site Rootbocks(rootbocks.co)
3 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|2 comments
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Oh gosh golly I can see why you got riled up over such a massive issue like that line. Tell me more.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
I would say funding literal nazis is included as part of Coinbase's prohibited activities: https://www.coinbase.com/legal/user_agreement#appendix-1:-pr... One of the persons featured in a Rootbocks campaign is whi
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>way beyond that By quoting Luther King? I'm having a hard time seeing what you find wrong here.
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Blockstream's pitch for it's satellite link is.. unique(twitter.com)
1 points by RandVal30142 9y ago|0 comments
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>you destroyed Syria tomorrow Huh? >whose blood would you thirst next What?
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Since 2012 I've been dealing with right wingers coming onto the subject of Syria to denigrate victims of SyAAF bombing runs, justify the bombing of civilian clinics and hospitals, claim desperately that victims of Sarin attacks were do
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>unplanned murder with a vehicle Hold up here. Substantiate your claim, where does it come from, how do you quantify it? On it's face you seem to be agreeing with the Nazis that he just 'accidentally' gained ramming speed

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