ab737

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   by ab737 5y ago

   The argument is if you're compelled to vote you're compelled to take interest. You have to register to vote anyhow, those who wish to remain apolitical are free to do so.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   The 2011 playbook: move to SF, sleep in your office space to spend $0 on rent, subsist on ramen to reduce overhead The 2021 playbook: move to SF, defer your rent payments to the state to spend $0 on rent, steal all your necessities (up to $
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Only civilised society rewards the rule-abiding citizen. Californians have got what they voted for.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Not surprising. You have these nepotistic rags espousing hatred for the working class which the upper-middle class eats up.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Of course there's intent, it is just subconscious.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Bias doesn't exist without intent. Even implicit bias implies intent.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   It's considered bad taste to criticise other countries for that which your home country is.
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Don't let NZ's clean green marketing efforts delude you. Auckland is the most car dependent city in the world outside of the US. Christchurch is the most car dependent small city in the world. To put that in perspective, there are
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   by ab737 5y ago

   Although the two are abound in cultural similarities, most every single aspect of life is better in Australia than NZ. Voluntary emigration tells that story. 100 Kiwis move across the ditch for every 1 Aussie that returns the favour (per ca