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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Currently Russia is suppressing all the civil protests against war in their own country, and they go as far to make people go to jail for just tweeting about it. Sounds remarkably similar to the actions of western governments in respon
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by bleuchase 5y ago
What a stupid claim. Based on useless self reported data. Also their “data” is two years old: > More than 17,000 students took part in the June/July 2020 survey, during the tail end of the first national lockdown Think the young peo
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by bleuchase 5y ago
And most importantly it’s owned by the billionaire widow of Steve Jobs who also hangs out with Ghislaine Maxwell https://news.yahoo.com/steve-jobs-widow-takes-stake-atlantic... https://www.twitter.com/auster
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by bleuchase 5y ago
They will not because they just made that up.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Fiber is so incredibly important Incredibly important to what?
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Don’t forget his laudable work with the American Tobacco Company to encourage women to smoke. Truly a champion of gender equality. https://fcpp.org/2021/11/09/how-bernays-changed-the-world-th...
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by bleuchase 5y ago
And Bernays is the grand-uncle of one of Netflix’s founders. Small world.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> They offered us a way out of this mess, after all. An unending series of shots, mandates, and other restrictions is “a way out”? What are you smoking?
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Laboratory data suggests What laboratory data? The page you linked doesn't provide evidence for that assertion. It's also been nearly 2 years so where is the real-world data? Also if what you claim is true, does this policy m
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Vaccines were never expected to stop the pandemic. They were expected to stop people from dying from the pandemic. Unless you listened to Joe Biden, the President, who said this in October 2021: “We know there is no other way to beat t
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> People like you aint indivuals. You are all the same bunch with exact the same opinion and the same way of misunderstanding things. Dude you are totaly transparent What's transparent is that nothing you've said is based on fa
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> ????? Long covid and post covid syndrom are a known thing. Okay let’s see your evidence of long term side effects and syndromes caused by Omicron. The variant was discovered Dec 20. Whatever you’re claiming is based on previous variant
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> They show around 70-80% protection (with 3 doses for Omicron, 2 for earlier variants). What is the absolute risk reduction you get from the shots? “95% effective” is a relative risk reduction and only refers to severe illness or death,
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Except they already do. Using that logic you support slave labor and genital mutilation. Because people already do it, right? > Seatbelts for starters. There are no federal seatbelt laws. Because they would likely be unconstitutiona
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> The beast part was more for how contagious it is. A beast compared to what? Common colds in previous years? Previous influenza strains? > As a malady it is fine with me but I am still having an eye on long covid…hoping for the best.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> Now I have covid. Everything is fine, feels like the least ill i ever was from anything. But I wanted to state that omnicron is a beast. So you’re the least ill you’ve ever been from anything but it’s also “a beast”?
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Read the 10th amendment to the constitution and try again. Government has no business dictating the conditions under which personal property can be used.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
And now we have Charlie Munger gleefully making faceless, windowless monoliths a reality.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Yeah yeah we get it you’re a fascist little shithead who would gladly take away everyone else’s rights to make yourself feel safe. Just like a bunch of other commenters here. Good to know.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
You didn’t get the memo that this was a lifetime subscription service?
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Or they pay to silently implant a positive false memory of the film so you think you liked it.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
> It’s odd, in aviation, you’ll pay less with longer layovers and more for direct, even though direct is the least miles in the air. What’s odd? Supply and demand. More people want direct flights so they cost more money.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Sorry no clue what that has to do with my comment. Whether you choose to “entertain” this or not it’s being proposed by governments https://gizmodo.com/social-media-accounts-should-require-pro...
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Great! We can tie in your Twitter account too so if you say something out of line or dangerous you can be banned from all of society.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
This is the architectural equivalent of Soylent.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
If you find all this interesting, look into Aldous’ brother Julian Huxley sometime. Infamous eugenicist and architect of a few institutions that are still influential today.
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by bleuchase 5y ago
Ever looked at https://codeql.github.com/docs/codeql-overview/about-codeql/ ?