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Not that I'm aware of. Obama clearly disliked Fox News[0] but never went so far as to ban them. [0] http://www.aim.org/don-irvine-blog/obama-shuns-fox-news-at-p...
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I agree. I'd like to see more and more frequent policy debates between the parties even when the election might be years away.
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10y ago
I agree that hiring anyone based on race or gender is abhorrent but your delivery here will not change any minds.
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10y ago
While I agree this is a silly comment to make. I too won't be changing my passwords until my regular yearly password change in a few months. If I CIA level intelligence floating around I would but I find it rather unlikely that I'
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10y ago
Also and probably more to the front of the lawyers mind who reviewed this paper prior to publication. Cause of death may be difficult to determine and if you engaged in this fasting and then happened to die even if fasting was not the cause
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10y ago
I wonder if this might of been a repair mechanism evolved when going some time without access to food was more common. Perhaps there is a biological reason certain organs can't be repaired while the digestive system is running at full
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10y ago
I wonder what percentage of legal opioid users move onto heroin and obtaining the drug via illegal means. If more, then at very least the theory is applied in a hypocritical way.
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10y ago
Also factor in while there is a chance you may be rewarded for a 60 hour week, you are also driving wages overall downwards as two people working 60 hour weeks work the same number of hours as 3 people working 40 hours a week. Thus increasi
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10y ago
That price equation probably only holds for new or used luxury cars or within major cities. A cheap beater or something like a new Kia would likely be more cost effective for commuting over the life of the vehicle in my estimation.
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10y ago
I just use a spare domain as a catchall in the form of "servicename@domain.com" then ban that address if it gets too chatty.
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My point is you happen to feel this way. If everyone felt the way you did, it would be illegal. Thus a great number of people don't feel the way you do or simply don't care. Thus the system is working as intended. The people have
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Creating an entirely new industry I'd say. He's at a Henry Ford or Edison level.
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> It is not right given our current values. Citation needed. > stand up for what they believe is right That isn't my belief system, hence the disagreement. Do I have to stand up for what you think is right?
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10y ago
> So, if a serial killer doesn't hold the same values as I do, I guess it's fine for him to kill? This is why democracy was invented. The people decide what laws they wish to have. You haven't answered my question. Who dec
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10y ago
So if we agree it is acceptable to use animals sometimes in order to advance a greater good, who decides where that line is? Doesn't your belief look somewhat like a religious one in this case in that while you adhere to them you certa
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10y ago
Animal testing is reasonable for pretty much all medical advances in use today. Simply claiming it is not does not make it so. Remember, you can't use most vaccines or epinephrine either. Do you carry around a alert bracelet informing
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I presume you live without the benefit of modern medicine then?
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How do they get to work? If they don't work, with what money do they buy food?
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This is my point exactly. If you need to access health records you don't need to simultaneously access Facebook or Twitter. All resources should be approved, IE have a legitimate business purpose. This can be done easily in any enterpr
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10y ago
>but if you are even remotely entitled to the truth your going to get it This is a negotiation, they aren't entitled to know how much you make nor do they have a good method of checking up on it.
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10y ago
Why can your employees access resources that aren't approved in the first place? Considering their machine contains such sensitive information, that seems irresponsible.
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I think this is more about the low standards in journalism as opposed to high standards of honesty in the Trump adminstration. A recent example: Salon just ran an article on Milo Yiannopoulos. He was sexually abused as a child and made clai
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False dichotomy, it would have to be enemies of Christianity. I doubt you'd get over 1% or so worded the same way.
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I understand it will reveal the method of entry, but a smart criminal won't leave his drivers license at the scene of the crime as the "Russians" have seemingly done here.
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10y ago
At an individual scientist out of hundreds of thousands because he posted a chart or graph about climate change? It seems unlikely that Trump would even be aware of it, much less act. That said do you think Obama endeavored to keep around m
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It seems everything from the left has to have this faux "resistance" air to it. The truth is they are pushing the same narratives that the FBI, CIA, NSA, numerous billionaires, the majority of the media and the majority of the vot
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You can, just don't use state resources to do so.
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You'd have to be at a pretty high level for a future employer to do a public records search on you (not to be confused with a background check), thus the compensation you would receive for a retaliatory firing would likely be in the mi
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That crowdstrike article reads like an advertisement I'd prefer something more authoritative before flirting with war with a nuclear power. I think the real question is, why is a Russian military unit so hapless they can be caught by a
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10y ago
My advice, save some money, get your resume ready and sue. If they fire you, then sue for retaliation as well.
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