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No, you just can't follow the argument, but that's ok. At least you learned that your brand of sarcasm doesn't actually make you sound smarter.
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Except I believe the person is better off with a record than continuing to do meth. You'd turn your back as the baby drowns in the tub. You might even open the faucet before doing so.
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1y ago
> Having a record punishes unnecessarily by destroying a persons future. As opposed to doing drugs in a public park?
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1y ago
Well you'd be adding a charge and hopefully mitigating the addiction, which is a rational tradeoff. And this is assuming this person doesn't already have a record.
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1y ago
It literally does and it's good for the meth heads.
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1y ago
Q.E.D.
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1y ago
I remember the NewsHour when it was MacNeil/Lehrer. I can tell you when Ken Burns jumped the shark. I watched Sesame Street before it was peppered with digital glitter (which is one of many reasons my kids don't watch it). I'
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1y ago
You don't have the necessary background to participate in the discussion. I posted my thoughts sincerely but I'm not holding a tutoring session.
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> Where's the programming where they bully people about race and sex? Are you talking about that couple that give the good financial advice? Or maybe those cooks on America's Test Kitchen? I never did trust that Wishbone dog...
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1y ago
Seems kinda libby.
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"A podcast about how much the supreme court sucks" Enh
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1y ago
Wouldn't that be single-earner families?
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1y ago
I actually want that guy gone yesterday.
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1y ago
I'll always remember him for playing the piano acceptably.
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1y ago
I love this positivity. Thanks for making my day.
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1y ago
> Gawker published a link to the secretly recorded footage of Erin Andrews (now of Fox Sports) nude in her hotel room, shot through a keyhole. Nobody else in the "legitimate media" did that. Gawker did.
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1y ago
> Republicans say that they’re worried about invasion of privacy, that a CBDC would open the door to widespread government surveillance. But remember, these are the people who have handed over personal Medicaid data to ICE to facilitate
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1y ago
Yes, I've already accounted for ignorance, and you seem to have lost the thread. Honestly the fedora-tipping sarcasm is a bit tedious at this point. It's used by teenagers arguing from a position of weakness and insecurity. If you
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1y ago
They're not going to know what that means either.
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1y ago
Reality, unbiased, asserts itself.
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1y ago
Do you forget your various salvos as soon as you post them?
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1y ago
> I like your reasoning here. Obviously not since you can't follow it. > Seeing as most people on the internet are from Maryland, assuming that every poster has an opinion about Baltimore is both logical and useful for conversat
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You can't know much about Baltimore without knowing the problems it has, so I'd suggest you take some time and get caught up. I'm not going to waste my Saturday doing a writeup on the dirtiest city in America. I think it'
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But then you look at Baltimore and think "y'know, I think there's a bit more to it."
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> You can’t fake this answer. There’s no leetcode trick, no memorized regurgitation. You either have the paint drips or you don’t. And if you don’t, maybe this question sparks your first one. https://github.com/alex/
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1y ago
Eich should be installed as a change agent, with absolute power to hire and fire. Until then Mozilla will continue to circle the drain.
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What browser would you suggest? Firefox is a privacy nightmare as well.
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1y ago
Exactly! We're discussing so many of the consequences!
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1y ago
Undoubtedly that was part of it, but it also was a nationwide struggle session with articles in major news outlets.
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