azekai

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by azekai 5y ago
>Capitalism has been making the earth sick for years. Its quest for profits and growth ultimately leads to an imbalance and sickness. The public purse has, and always will, fund the winners, whipe there debts and bail them out. There is
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by azekai 5y ago
I am running a 6s, can confirm. Battery is a little thirsty, but it runs just fine.
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by azekai 5y ago
From the article: "(t)he(sic) Biden administration sued Texas on Friday, July 30, 2021 to prevent state troopers from stopping vehicles carrying migrants on grounds that they may spread COVID-19, warning that the practice would exacerb
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by azekai 5y ago
The hypnotoad isn't subliminal, it obvious and total mental domination. All hail the hypnotoad!
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by azekai 5y ago
A child could hurt themselves on any piece of furniture simply by falling off of it. 'Think of the children' is not a compelling reason to not build a simple bench.
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by azekai 5y ago
There may be other culturally appropriate explanations. Strange lights in the sky were reported as dragons in Northern England a 1000 years ago, for example.
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by azekai 6y ago
I have a few feet away from me a newspaper from 1943 (the Wichita Kansas Sunday Beacon). I recognize that all stories have slant, but the older publications lack the breathless emotional manipulation that seems to pervade every news outlet
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by azekai 6y ago
If you can de-incentivize a behavior, you can prevent it. But just 'banning bribery' has already been done. Banning any and all perverse incentives from the justice system is actually very difficult to the point of near-impossibil
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by azekai 6y ago
This kind of thinking is so unhelpful. You are complaining that she is being bullied by keyboard warriors. Easy mode/Hard mode? What are you talking about? Fundamentally, the only question here worth considering is whether the idea of
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by azekai 6y ago
Yeah, actually. We aren't all millionaires but we are doing a hell of a lot better than most of the world per capita.
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by azekai 6y ago
It's interesting that the tone of the article appears to be 'incredulity,' undermining the credibility of its own primary source.