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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
Complete and utter non-sequitur but I'll humour you. I never understood American magical thinking that blames Europe for US military spending. In the end, if you want to cut military spending, you can. Regardless, you're the hege
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
That's pure conjecture. Even though this forums is anonymous, I would still be embarrassed to write such baseless nonsense.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
OK but not wanting our personal records to be arbitrarily sized by the US government is very reasonable. Your government made a law that lets it spy on us... that's your problem.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
If you cared about your fellow citizens, you could have the same. But judging by the hordes of mentally ill people wandering aimlessly around your cities harassing strangers (including visitors such as myself)—you don't.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
>I urge anyone actually interested in understanding the subject to buy a CO2 meter and measure this concentration around the house, where you work, in your car, at friends and family homes, etc. You will be absolutely astounded when you
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
The climate is very complex, yes, that's right. Its complexity has no bearing on whether or not climate change is real or whether or not we can do anything about it. OP's central thesis, that because the Earth's climate has
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
No, it's you.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
Who is stopping you from getting married then? Unless you're being so obnoxious as to say, you ackshully need the permission of the person you're getting married to, which if you're remotely sensible is a given in this con
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
That's not true at all. In some states a 13 year old can get married if the have court approval (vanishingly unlikely but besides the point), but that contradicts your original flagrantly ridiculous claim that "all teenagers are
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
That's objectively false. Some are, some aren't.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
Yes, certainly, this isn't Jurassic Park.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
That's just German people. If they don't know you, and they're old, and they see an excuse to harass you, they'll probably go for it.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
Why shouldn't they be blamed? Christianity in the USA is nothing like being black or Jewish in the USA.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
Reread what you quoted.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
150 years out of 2000 is not consistent. If you value consistency, then ignore the current ruling as its relatively fresh and just carry on with abortion.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
I think you misunderstood who the word "their" is referring to here.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
>Just because men can't get pregnant doesn't mean that the law doesn't apply to them. Yes it does.
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by bettysdiagnose 4y ago
>If you try to make something private, then you're helping money launderers, criminals and pedophiles. But you can't just hand wave concerns regarding money laundering and other criminality away. If you want to, you should jus
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
Any bike that costs as little as yours does is probably in reality a pretty poorly designed and built bicycle. Bromptons are actually pretty cheap as far as bicycles go.
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
Birdie, Birdie Touring, Birdie Rohloff, ab 12.9kg, 12kg, 13.1kg, respectively. Heaviest Brompton: 11.5kg. So much for German engineering in this case ;-)
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
That's the genitive but in every day speech typically people use the dative. The genitive case is slowly dying out.
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
There's also the use of sein (bin): Ich bin seit fünf Jahren in Hamburg. which in English Germans will often say: I am living since five years in Hamburg. Whereas nobody uses "am" any more in the past perfect in English, bu
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
Strategic ambiguity makes sense because they don't want to encourage Taiwan to declare independence by saying they'll 100% back them to the end. Blank cheques are great ways to start wars.
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
No that person does genuinely sound creepily jingoistic and chauvinistic about it all.
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
I thought the Chinese bullying of Australia has been largely recognised as a failure. Australia just exported to elsewhere (e.g. a lot more coal to India). If China invades Taiwan then most likely the USA goes to war over it. Anything els
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
It's like they want the rest of the world to hate them.
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
The fact is that the US industrial revolution began with an act of industrial espionage against the UK. That the US did end up contributing to the industrial revolution is neither here nor there, as it's also true that China is contri
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
OK so they pulled up the drawbridge behind them once they were in a good position. Masterfully done...
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
Speaking of BNL/CERN, there is the code SixTrack which is/was used for both RHIC and LHC for collimation studies and long-term tracking. That's the worst I've ever seen. There were a few files of "normal" len
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by bettysdiagnose 5y ago
The USA stole tech from the British Empire when the US was trying to build itself up. This is just the natural order of things, and I'm very anti-China and very pro-Taiwan.

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