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by colpabar 4y ago
I think the fact that you got in early and are now a pro at using it is why you don't hate it. twitter seems like such a simple platform that should be great, but as someone who has tried it out a few times over the years, it just se
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by colpabar 4y ago
Good pirates seed forever.
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by colpabar 4y ago
But you can see how some people may not think this way when they go online and see that seemingly everyone they've ever met is doing things that they can't afford or aren't able to do? If you can't relate, fine I guess,
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by colpabar 4y ago
This is extremely un-PC, but cis women fear being raped by humans with penises much more than they do humans without them.
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by colpabar 4y ago
I appreciate the sentiment, but I humbly ask that you don't comment about votes. It's against the guidelines, and imo it's just a waste of an indentation level. But the worst part is that you cannot know what the number of vo
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by colpabar 4y ago
The ACLU has historically been associated with nazis :^)
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by colpabar 4y ago
Personally, it's a huge red flag when anyone in any sort of leadership position in the american military is against any kind of conflict, because they are usually all for it. I also can't help but wonder how this would be report
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by colpabar 4y ago
quick somebody call the ACLU!
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by colpabar 4y ago
It's so odd to me that liberals, who seem to care a lot about women's rights, just flat out dismiss women who are genuinely concerned about being raped in prison by males who were secretly transferred to female prisons. >"
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by colpabar 4y ago
Ummmm fact check time! Actually they were never convicted of terrorism so even though they murdered people and bombed government offices they're technically not terrorists. Stop spreading misinformation!
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by colpabar 4y ago
Wait until you hear about how many feds that the DOJ won't confirm or deny were involved in jan 6.
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by colpabar 4y ago
It shifted because the powers that be saw an actual unified, targeted movement aimed against the ultra rich (occupy), and got scared. So now, instead of fighting against the people who own the government, we are fighting each other based on
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by colpabar 4y ago
It really sucks that our entire legal system is completely ineffective if someone is good enough at lying.
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by colpabar 4y ago
Were you affected in any way other than being upset?
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by colpabar 4y ago
I don't disagree that our media sucks and chooses to cover things that I don't think are important. I have a very clear memory of a fox news headline disparaging obama for taking his jacket off in the white house, because apparent
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by colpabar 4y ago
I completely disagree. I think this is the result of the war on the middle class and how expensive it has become just to stay alive in america. Social media platforms also promote the hell out of "grindset" accounts, or accounts t
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by colpabar 4y ago
Ah, okay, thanks for the clarification! That actually makes it kind of funny. I guess there's the possibility of some kind of blackmail, but I don't think musk would let himself be blackmailed quietly. But still, it doesn't s
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by colpabar 4y ago
Yeah sure, but so what? Was him getting two scoops of ice cream really worth covering? Something I like to ask people is, how did any of it actually effect your life? The only noticeable change in my life from his presidency was that I pa
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by colpabar 4y ago
I think it's more than just the political class. It seems like the entirety of american culture revolves around the idea that everyone should want to get rich by any means necessary.
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by colpabar 4y ago
> The Trump era really broke something in people's brains. The mainstream media did a great job of outraging liberals because whenever trump said anything even remotely controversial, it was covered nonstop until he said the next
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by colpabar 4y ago
>The heart of Depp’s claim is that Heard ruined his acting career when she published a 2018 op-ed in The Washington Post describing herself as “a public figure representing domestic abuse”—a thinly veiled reference to much-publicized acc
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by colpabar 4y ago
I didn't say anything about a job being a bad choice. I recognize not everyone can be a software developer and that some jobs have bad pay. My point was that if you are poor, and you don't choose to live frugally and save what you
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by colpabar 4y ago
A lot of people who have never been poor refuse to acknowledge that a lot of poor people are poor in large part because they make bad choices. I think it makes them feel better.
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by colpabar 4y ago
This is from 2021, and I don't see how it's relevant to this site at all.
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by colpabar 4y ago
If they can convince us that everything is our fault, then we'll turn to fighting amongst ourselves, and nothing will change. Which is exactly where we're at, and not just with climate issues. Stop trusting the people on TV!
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by colpabar 4y ago
Sure, but lots of those services already exist, and we continually read stories about people getting screwed by them. GP's point seemed to be "just use a bank", but the entire reason these other services exist is because bank
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by colpabar 4y ago
Your argument is kind of similar to saying "we don't need to force cars to have seatbelts and airbags because I only ride a horse."
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by colpabar 4y ago
> you likely wont get another shot I'm not really that familiar with legislative processes, but this seems ridiculous if it's true. Isn't it the job of the house to write bills? What else do they have to do? Why won't
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by colpabar 4y ago
Not exactly what you describe, but I saw this in theaters and thought it did a great job of showing the horrors that these humanless systems can create. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnbDNv3uAl0
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by colpabar 4y ago
Off topic, but the whole "let's just remove the 'e' from a word that ends in 'er'" naming trend needs to die.

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