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dadjoker
3y ago
I read the entire article, and the title in no way represents the actual content.
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Milei Proves the Market, Not Government Regulations, Provides Affordable Housing
(voz.us)
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dadjoker
3y ago
Human suffering is not taken into account by those elitists who are furiously pushing for more "green" (aka grossly inadequate and more destructive than fossil fuels) energy.
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3y ago
So funny to watch everyone screaming about this, when pre-Musk many many conservative accounts were suspended merely for things like daring to question COVID "vaccine" efficacy (see: Alex Berenson), or making a humorous post about
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dadjoker
3y ago
It's well documented that 1) children are/were barely affected by COVID, and 2) mask caused more problems, especially for younger kids who are learning to speak, and need to be able to see facial expressions. COVID is around, and
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3y ago
"Virtually every other industrialized nation provides more government aid for their children than America does. " Somehow I knew that would be the main point as soon as I saw the title and the publication. For many, the answer to
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3y ago
I still don't understand why just going to bed earlier is a difficult concept to grasp.
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3y ago
Heh, when he starts quoting reports on COVID “misinformation“, you know where this report is going…
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3y ago
If an industry can't survive without government subsidies, then it shouldn't exist at all.
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3y ago
Great article - right up to this quote: "And this is also the way forward for us to find solutions for this climatic catastrophe. If you study these natural processes, there's a good chance you will stumble on something that will
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3y ago
No, most people are coming to realize that there is no "existential threat" from climate change (Something that has happened naturally over the history of the Earth), and that it's more about control of people than anything e
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3y ago
I have the same problem, and they have a tool for exporting all of them that I used called Google Takeout.
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3y ago
Oh geez. What this article ignores are 1) the fact that an AR-15 is used in a tiny minority of shootings and 2) how many people also defend their own lives and the lives of others using an AR-15.
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3y ago
Even though going back to nuclear power is a good thing, there is no "climate problem" to fix
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3y ago
The hype has no end....
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3y ago
What is untrue about it?
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3y ago
Oregon has also decided that high schoolers won’t need to demonstrate basic competency in reading, writing or math in order to graduate for at least five more years because "equity" or something. So take this for what it's wo
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3y ago
High schoolers in Oregon won’t need to demonstrate basic competency in reading, writing or math in order to graduate for at least five more years because, according to education officials, such requirements are unnecessary and disproportion
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3y ago
When life has no value, it is easily discarded.
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3y ago
Another article by a bitter socialist about capitalism. As Churchill put it so well, capitalism is the worst economic system - except for every other one out there.
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3y ago
Milton Friedman.
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3y ago
But according to Governor Hochul and Eric Adams, they were a "Sanctuary city." What happened?
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3y ago
Shorter EPA: "Look, here's one more way we can cripple our economy! Yea!"
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3y ago
Welcome to life in the UK, where they obviously have been taking Orwell as a user manual, not a warning.
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3y ago
Governments could also stop taxing the crap out of the middle and lower classes, but that would require them to stop spending like drunken sailors, but when you operate under the idea that government is the provider of rights and everything
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3y ago
"In 2016, Twitter and Facebook were subjected to an interference campaign by the Russian government, which created confusion on the platforms surrounding issues related to the presidential election." Too funny. Yeah, that couple h
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3y ago
It's amazing how much effort and money is being spent to merely push the question out to outer space, not answer it.
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3y ago
Yes, institute policies that trash the state, and then flee the results and take it to other states. What could go wrong?
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3y ago
"We present assembly theory (AT) as a framework that does not alter the laws of physics, but redefines the concept of an ‘object’ on which these laws act. AT conceptualizes objects not as point particles, but as entities defined by the
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3y ago
You really haven't been paying attention then.
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