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basedgod
4y ago
Good riddance. The world is rid of a horrible person who has done horrible things, and who has never once tried to do the right thing in the face of adversity. She could have done so much more, spoken out against so many atrocities, in her
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basedgod
4y ago
oh no dipshits who sell their cars can no longer be paid in $7k worth of cash and need to be paid with a bank transfer won't somebody please think of the dipshits
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basedgod
4y ago
lots of people got enormous value from the labor of enslaved people start considering the lives of people beyond yourself
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basedgod
4y ago
great another example of abusing public taxpayer dollars to subsidize rural homes that shouldnt exist infrastructure outside of dense towns is unsustainable with the extremely low amount in taxes rural areas pay these people do not deserve
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basedgod
4y ago
what the river doesn't ask questions. doesn't judge you. doesn't rear it's ugly head of spatial conformity when your bike doesn't fit. it merely politely swallows whatever you put into it, wherever you are, leaving
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basedgod
4y ago
you keep using that word, "dog pilled" I do not think it means what you think it means https://incels.wiki/w/Dogpill
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basedgod
4y ago
a ham sandwich could have accomplished what he did. Rather, probably could have accomplished more than him. he was so incompetent that he probably accomplished less Republican agenda than if a lobotomized generic Republican candidate was in
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basedgod
4y ago
I think what matters more is not his current views on any particular subject or knowledge thereof. but rather his well demonstrated ability to not only challenge his own views( and the current prevailing views/ countercurrent views ) -
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4y ago
I could see this being true. we only ever see him attack. Republicans, because most of what they do is so idiotic and insane. there's an implicit agreement with the viewer that He's doing this because the Democrats are so much mor
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4y ago
I'm torn between doubting his actual efficacy from never holding office nor being in government, with that of thinking it doesn't really matter, that what we really need is an effective leader with moral and ideological direction,
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basedgod
4y ago
you are a either a blithering moron, or acting in bad faith few people are saying "the gestapo will literally be called to your house the second you miss a period in a red state" but rather, that this data can and will be used as
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4y ago
this garbage bridge does not serve it's residents above replacement. ferries already existed, as well as other ways to get to the areas north of the city. the main issue with this bridge is that it is the enemy of better, and a bridge&
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4y ago
it's a bargain for the city but still a blight on it's residents that does not serve them in any way it makes the lives of a few rich people better as they can commute to their yachts better, but that's about it sf would have
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basedgod
4y ago
a bridge to nowhere, that's a blight on that neighborhood in SF (in the middle of a beautiful park), and has served to fuel and encourage car culture, and does not integrate with public transit in the slightest few civic minded people
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basedgod
4y ago
you are an irrational toxic person who cannot recognize simple patterns. you have provided zero arguments as to why red states would not use this tool in their arsenal nobody is saying "the entire prosecution will start and end on some
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basedgod
4y ago
BART (and all subways in the US) costs $2 billion per mile to build a few years ago (somebody posted a while back BART + other subways recent construction costs), probably close to $4 billion per mile now due to inflation and higher materia
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basedgod
4y ago
actually, this is good for Bitcoin
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basedgod
4y ago
you're right, there's absolutely no systemic bias in testing, and the tests themselves accurately measure intelligence and giftedness
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basedgod
4y ago
you don't know what you're talking about or anything about induction stoves induction stoves are far more efficient in terms of heat transferred to food vs gas, which mostly heats the air instead and yeah it's a bummer the on
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basedgod
4y ago
you are using infantile logic to argue your point, that: -california grows food -americans need food to eat -therefoe, there should be absolutely no restrictions whatsoever on agriculture, and farmers should be able to use as much water and
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basedgod
4y ago
stock n64 goldeneye is unplayable garbage https://youtu.be/ziUMJB3id8I what a waste of time
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basedgod
4y ago
what a collasal waste of money sure, it's mildly better than hoarding the money in his investment profile, and is the tiniest step in the right direction for the moral responsibility of billionaires, but nothing about this is effectiv
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4y ago
I never understand Amazon's uncompromising stance on efficiency. They'll immediately fire a worker who is a few percentage points below target efficiency. Surely the grind in turnover has to cost them something. What if they moved
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4y ago
ah yes the whole "Coca Cola corp. says you can't just ban your kids from drinking and eating sugar !!! then when they turn 18 they'll fall off the wagon and eat nothing but sugar ! better to have them eat it throughout their
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basedgod
5y ago
This is the same logic (albeit different analogy) of closing your eyes, outstretching your arms and swinging them widely. Somebody is still going to get hurt, even if they really should get out of the way. Strewing together moral absolutes
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basedgod
5y ago
you know what you're right. now that I think about it nothing in computing can ever be considered a hack, because computers are merely following the (poorly construed) instructions given to them. your post meaningfully adds to this dis
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basedgod
5y ago
yes let's spend our 20s and 30s hoarding money and never doing anything fun, then when we're older and tied down with spouses and kids and aging parents we have a gigantic pile of money we can use to go on slightly "better&qu
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basedgod
5y ago
Ah yes, let's all stay home all the time and hoard money. Experiencing life isn't worth it and the only thing that matters is dying at age 97 with an extra $3 million in our bank accounts.
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basedgod
5y ago
there's no college football team in the world that averages less than 160lbs, and 160 iq average is impossible for a football team or any number you'd pick. don't make things up
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basedgod
5y ago
counterpoint, everything worth discovering has already been discovered. the guy urging the closing down of the parent office was right, but 150 years too early. everything left in particle physics is minor bookkeeping that will never have a
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