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atatatat
5y ago
Oh, they're in control. They just can't compete with the State & media power that convinces their peers that everything is business as usual. "Manufactured Consent"
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5y ago
On the average, we need more smaller communities.
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atatatat
5y ago
You'll find what you're trying to pay them for eventually if they put you back on their starting page — and they know it.
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atatatat
5y ago
Imagine not being you, and not having a family.
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atatatat
5y ago
It sounds like your feedback is "your margin is very transparent".
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atatatat
5y ago
Any idea what to use to replace it? Friend of mine cannot forget to take it, or their chest/airways are quite heavy. Does it take time for the body wean off?
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atatatat
5y ago
Some don't.
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atatatat
5y ago
More confidence in your ability to make more money in a different investment is all the explanation you deserve(?).
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atatatat
5y ago
Not handy, struggling to find. Saw a somewhat authoritative article about it recently.
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atatatat
5y ago
Is this why household mold is on an epidemic level rise?
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atatatat
5y ago
Unless it's actually owned by an entity in the country you're avoiding.
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atatatat
5y ago
Lots of unsavory things are financially rewarded, too, but you won't find me running toward them.
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atatatat
5y ago
What happens when PBR/Michelob hype dies down again? They still make a small to medium sized fortune =^)
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atatatat
5y ago
What's wrong with just making a small fortune these days, holy fuck
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atatatat
5y ago
> though I was frequently asked for help in studying Your type of social group is not the one that this behavior happens in.
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atatatat
5y ago
> The kinds of things you're talking about very rarely happens, and consequences include fines and academic penalties. You are making assumptions based on your own experiences, and they are incorrect. You have a lot of faith in for-
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atatatat
5y ago
Or people like building frameworks.
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atatatat
5y ago
Or strain your heart.
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atatatat
5y ago
Bruh
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atatatat
5y ago
> This can't possibly be true, can it? Yes.
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atatatat
5y ago
> the same scale Don't hurt yourself moving those goalposts.
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atatatat
5y ago
No — the Sackler family.
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atatatat
5y ago
Congresspeople are disturbingly cheap to buy.
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atatatat
5y ago
Death by 1000 cuts. "Is this component really that shitty for the user?" is how you end up with...hell, insert any Enterprise software here.
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atatatat
5y ago
Well-put. Thanks for noticing — I hope to be on a project of yours soon.
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atatatat
5y ago
> necessarily their incompetence, but that they're given the exclusive right to dictate every detail of the UX. Unless you have valid reason to think the user would prefer your way, this sounds like the correct chain of command for
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atatatat
5y ago
So what's their new overall profit margin?
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5y ago
> You aren't jailed or killed for any of these things in the US. Someone has some reading to do.......
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5y ago
> taking over city states Did you miss the unconstitutional lockdowns for the "Boston Bomber"? And...many other "emergencies", as decided by a single US politician?
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5y ago
You risk being attacked in your home if you do, but, hey
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