dadjoker

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by dadjoker 3y ago
Example 82,462,147 of "you get wht you vote for"
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Why do they need to be criminalized in the first place?
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by dadjoker 3y ago
And it demonstrably costs jobs and shuts down businesses so there are fewer jobs. Just because you don't like basic supply and demand market forces doesn't mean you can just wave your hand and make them disappear.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Only a couple hundred more requirements that have to be exactly right for life to even exist there, but hey, this could possibly maybe be one...
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Guilty until proven innocent.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
If only this was really an emergency.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
DEI needs to die a horrible death.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
1) And how exactly is that energy generated? 2) Will the grid be swamped because the utopia of "green energy" can't keep up with the additions to the grid?
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by dadjoker 3y ago
It wasn't the disease itself, it was the paranoid and tyrannical response to it.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Always interesting to see those in modern secular society where women are scorned for not wanting/having a career and staying home with the family come around to the reality that societies worldwide have known for centuries.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
I don't remember Svelte getting nearly as much blowback when they removed TypeScript from that project.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
There is a fungus among us...
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by dadjoker 3y ago
"It doesn't 'prove' the Kamloops claims (for example) to be a hoax at all." So guilty until proven innocent?
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Yes, they did. That's the point of the story. When they excavated, there were zero human remains. As in none. As stated in the very first paragraph of the story (did you read it?) "After two years of horror stories about the alle
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Some people just can’t let the fear go…
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by dadjoker 3y ago
The definition of insanity: Keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Hmmm, and what do those states have in common?
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Maybe because one doesn't have to with the other?
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Gee, what could possibly go wrong? Other than government blocking you from getting your money because of wrongthink (see: China).
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by dadjoker 3y ago
And as always, the definition of "misinformation" - many times known as "information I don't like" - is left up to the authors.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
"The chattering class expends more frantic energy trying to ensure that the precise demographics of the ruling class match the country overall rather than trying to improve the lives of those who are truly marginalized or dispossessed.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Uh, yeah "early results aren’t encouraging" is the understatement of the century for those of us who live here.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Nothing creepy about this....
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by dadjoker 3y ago
In other news, it's hot in July, especially in the desert.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Let's just say the title of this one gives its (uninformed) bias away.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
I have yet to figure out why anyone would rely on Facebook as a news source
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by dadjoker 3y ago
This, along with the fact that the owner didn't want to hire "50 year old white guys" with military experience that actually know what they're doing, but instead wanted people that were younger and "inspirational&qu
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Well, they could do thing like enforce laws, arrest and prosecute criminals, and not allow shoplifting under $950 to have no consequences, but that apparently would be too much to ask. They made a good start be recalling Boudin, but they ha
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Sigh.
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by dadjoker 3y ago
Translation: make ad hominem attack instead of inspecting the data? > 20% less deaths in exchange for mandating wearing a paper mask seems like a good deal? Esepecially as they're not comparing to not wearing masks, but just not req

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