choward

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by choward 5y ago
So it's okay to murder people as long as you're woke?
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by choward 5y ago
What are you talking about? The US government? I agree that many in the government have hidden agendas and are traitors.
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by choward 5y ago
> the U.S. upholds much stricter rules of engagement than any of its enemies Where is your evidence of this? I can't remember the last time a drone attacked US soil and killed innocent civilians. And have you actually seen the main
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by choward 5y ago
Your saying it's not journalism unless it is spun and someone gives their opinion on it? You have no idea what journalism is.
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by choward 5y ago
Did you just quote pompeo as evidence? You can't be serious.
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by choward 5y ago
> calling him a journalist is a mighty stretch even before he started, let's call it his "full-stack collaboration" with the Russians How is he not a journalist? What's your definition? Is the garbage that CNN, MSNBC
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by choward 5y ago
There is no evidence of this.
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by choward 5y ago
There is no evidence he helped her. Their main witness was a pedophile who lied to try get his own charges lessened. There is no case against Assange. The allegations are bogus.
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by choward 5y ago
I found the lack of mentioning ad and tracking scripts to be noteworthy.
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by choward 5y ago
Just so it's clear to you, there are facts in opinion piece. Opinion pieces are often someone's opinion on existing facts.
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by choward 5y ago
It took just weeks after the virus was DNA sequenced to make the first vaccine. The trials are what took so long. The vaccine existed before we started shutting stuff down in the US. https://covid19.nih.gov/news-and-stories&
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by choward 5y ago
And if it ain't broke don't fix it.
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by choward 5y ago
I just find it funny that people are using this to escape all the problems of the real world by implementing all the problems the real world has in a virtual world. I do have to give people credit for coming up with one of the most elaborat
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by choward 5y ago
Right. It's like saying you can't allow a plant. You can outlaw anything you want no matter how dumb it is. It doesn't mean people will comply. All it means is you created criminals.
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by choward 5y ago
> Most creators (and trolls as well) don't even know that option exists, so that option alone doesn't do anything meaningful. So we're going to fix a UI fail by censoring dislikes on every video? How about just making the
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by choward 5y ago
> It is debatable if what he did should be considered Journalism. How so? How is what he did any different than the New York Times publishing whistleblower documents? It's only "debatable" because the media he's in co
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by choward 5y ago
You must live somewhere without mandates.
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by choward 5y ago
I'm okay with approving it for kids but mandating is a whole different story.
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by choward 5y ago
If this and not acknowledging natural immunity doesn't show people at this point it's not about saving lives and stopping the spread then I don't know what will.
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by choward 5y ago
Literally all developed countries have had some of their hospitals swamped at some point during most flu seasons and yet we don't act like the world is ending every year.
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by choward 5y ago
> Most Nurses/Doctors need to have them fit tested, which is not viable for the general population I don't buy this at all. It's viable to vaccinate the general population but it's not viable have them fitted for mask
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by choward 5y ago
> All these comments seem to live in a fantastical world where money doesn't corrupt or influence behavior.. You can't pay a detective to investigate a family murder or sexual assault and shouldn't have to. An example of c
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by choward 5y ago
Why does it need to? Isn't that implied by the design? Non-proprietary software that doesn't need the internet to communicate. Where would the censorship fit in?
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by choward 5y ago
I only run my dishwasher once or twice a week. I don't want food stuck to my dishes for that long. I always rinse/prewash.
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by choward 5y ago
> When it looks like an honest mistake, why call it a lie instead of an honest mistake? I linked you to evidence that shows he lied. In the first video he said masks don't work. It clearly wasn't an "honest mistake".
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by choward 5y ago
> "Right now, in the United States, there's no reason to be walking around with a mask." And when he did decide we should be walking around with masks he didn't cite any evidence. He said it was because surgical and N
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by choward 5y ago
They said that it's possible and not that is has to be true. A big part of science is ruling things out. Ivermectin hasn't been ruled out yet.
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by choward 5y ago
You sound more like a fan of the mainstream narrative than science. The studies on ivermectin are ongoing. By just ignorantly saying "there is no evidence" as meaning that it's been proven to be ineffective, you show how scie
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by choward 5y ago
You cherry picked a video from April after he changed his mind. Here's what he said in March. "There’s no reason to be walking around with a mask. When you’re in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel a l
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by choward 5y ago
See Goodhart's law. > When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart's_law

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