brutally-honest

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by brutally-honest 7y ago
> Its a totally voluntary activity that primarly benefits yourself and your own family and most people do it because they just want to. I don't think the main beneficiary of raising children is their family. That child will one day
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
Your hobbies are, in the grand scheme of things, unimportant. Having a next generation growing up well-educated and well-fed is, in the grand scheme of things, important. Raising children is not a hobby, it's a social necessity.
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
Then one day you're crossing the street, someone on a car can't see you behind their A pillar, and this was all for nothing =/ Life is happening right now, not later on. Vision acuity, muscle tenacity, disposition, hell, even
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
So has the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraordinary_rendition
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
I switched from QWERTY to my language's equivalent of Dvorak and a few years later back. I think most important than the layout itself, is to learn how to touch type. Keeping your fingers on the home row. Using opposing control charact
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
I agree with you. Trust me, in ordinary contexts I'd be the last person defending the PMERJ or the Military Intervention, it's all wrong and rotten and not a real public policy. However on HN the discourse has the exact opposite b
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
Just posting this here in reply to a comment whose thread was flagged. Context is "whose definition of criminal should we use". How about "people openly flaunting assault weapons"? As someone who lived in Rio most of the
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by brutally-honest 7y ago
How about "people openly flaunting assault weapons"? As someone who lived in Rio most of their life, I think that's a good line to draw. Opinions filled with "human rights" concerns from people far removed are proba