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by beaglesss 2y ago
And if it doesn't work on all pads, you may need an X-ray to figure it out.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
They have the support of a state 30x their size. In a unique way few others do, almost in a parent child undying and asymmetrical way. This is 9/11 but the US backed by an entire alien planet, unafraid to go in the direction of scorch
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Now I understand why they so badly wanted Dong's goods.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
This won't do anything meaningful to reduce civilian deaths. Less than 0.1% of Lebanon injured, and 10x that number now even more enraged. Not meaningfully repeatable either, won't create significant attrition Stoking the flames
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by beaglesss 2y ago
I wouldn't even shoot a nail gun the opposite direction without safety glasses. People are gonna be blinded or vision impaired by the shrapnel just from happening to shop nearby someone with one of these pagers.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
I wonder what modern humane outcome plays out to a tiny nation state surrounded by arabs they're engaged in these kind of hostilities with. It seems this balance depends on large imbalanced external support, which will be called into
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Agreed, The low hanging fruit has been grabbed. The remainder is mostly gonna be regulatory arbitrage or low margin niche fields that a large company can't exploit. The neighborhood liquor store, or the grey market handyman. That&#x27
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Studies such as this for example show highly elevated divorce risk after forms of layoff or termination. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11150-020-09506-x
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Child support is nearly universally enforced at least on paper. The incentive is to divorce quickly after a high earner scales back to lock in the high imputed income. You see sky high divorces in recently unemployed persons as spouses sc
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by beaglesss 2y ago
If you're married/kids it usually happens by 35. If you reach 'enlightenment' after that you can't cut back easily (wife and kids accustomed,even maybe feel entitled to expensive private school etc etc), and if you
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by beaglesss 2y ago
The Russians blew Grozny to bits but the issue is they started fighting militia with mostly small arms, then they ended up with a bunch of dead civilians plus a bunch of dead militia plus a bunch of surviving militia who now has... their ow
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by beaglesss 2y ago
> a state level military is coming to kill you it doesn't really matter how many guns you have in your closet or how cool your black temu tactical gear is. Artillery from 2km away will just kill you. I've fought in a non-state
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Fgc-9 + 'what about ammo' guides by deterrence dispensed are engineered to build reliable 9mm firearm out of non-regulated components in EU. No one shady involved. Videos of unlicensed Germans doing this are online.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Make it simple, equal ground rules for police as citizens. If it's illegal for me to point a gun at someone because someone told me a scary, it ought be the same as police. The dichotomy exhibits the standing army effect the founders w
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by beaglesss 2y ago
It's mostly culture. I could get a gun+ammo in a week in Germany with no license. So could you and so did 'John Stark' (fgc9).
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Id make sex work legally equal to other work. Of course a consequence of that would be the engineering boss can ask the team to pole dance, and if they refuse they can be fired as easily as they could be for refusing to take out the trash.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Whether they have a marriage certificate might not matter, but the stats are clear that children raised by single moms are correlated with a lot of bad outcomes including far more likely to end up victims of the prison industrial complex.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
It's already commodities in places like California. For instance, the state considers a wife a depreciating asset that goes to zero at year ten, now owed potentially lifelong alimony as you've used up her most fertile years and t
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by beaglesss 2y ago
One example is FAA balking at certifying evtols for years after they started to emerge. They're dangerous but could allow more accessible rescue options for people already in a dangerous survival situation, or need a fast ride to a ho
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by beaglesss 2y ago
If you take a video of taking a shit mostly no one is gonna think you're immoral or shameful but if there's videos plastered everywhere of you shitting on cam for cash then it could be detrimental to your social standing.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
>lot of men haven't realized the era of the provider is over and dead, and they're now optional. Cool, child support and alimony optional now. Right? Because it's always easy to be independent with OPM. People forget si
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by beaglesss 2y ago
I wouldn't be surprised to find out an absurd fraction of those 300k is just straight up money laundering. Who is actually gonna be able to verify the value of someone allegedly showing their tits to a whale at 3am? The fact this all
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by beaglesss 2y ago
I wouldn't and I haven't, and I have dated a sex industry worker. BUT When I dated someone in the industry I quickly realized why many people avoid such workers. It's highly correlated with HEAVY drug use, severe mental illn
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Society accepting sex work is the worst thing that can happen to sex workers. They can have their cake and eat it right now -- not terribly illegal in the west but shunned which limits competition. When it becomes fine, it will be worth no
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Seems Boeing effectively became part of the FAA. I've produced and designed experimental aircraft. The FAA made it clear they would not certify it, simply wasn't legal since it wasn't contemplated under any certifiable titl
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by beaglesss 2y ago
You can't count all the dead from flight being held back FAA. It's similar with housing regulations -- the code inspector sees dead in a house but not the 10 homeless people he killed by making housing less accessible.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
The golden age of flight had not only competition of manufacture, but competition from consumers and purchasers on risk appetite. It could not emerge under an FAA as we know it. To come anywhere near that you'd need to break up the FA
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by beaglesss 2y ago
You'll have to break up the FAA first. The certification costs are ungodly, rigid, and the certification process created fascistic interweaving of industry with government. To break the monopoly, counterintuitively, we have to deregu
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Sure it's failed from the floor workers because they forgot the plug door needs bolted. It's failed other ways due to the other (SPEEA) union botching the MCAS. Sometimes it's easy to lose track of how basically all the Wash
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by beaglesss 2y ago
This guy perfectly exhibits the two main kind of ex-mil you see. Type #1 people who fall victim to the military industrial complex and think their allegiance is anything other than a convenient quid-pro-quo to the elite,they go on to becom

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