ddog78

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by ddog78 5y ago
Slavery was upheld by democratically elected governments too, wasn't it? People have a duty to not respect unjust laws - that has been the major factor of change in society. Otherwise women wouldn't be voting in the US still.
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by ddog78 5y ago
Which they refused to do, ergo inaction.
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by ddog78 6y ago
This is so interesting. I had a similar experience like what you described. A friend of mine drunk dialed me when she was partying with her girlfriends, telling me that her friend thought I was cute. It felt weird - that she was sharing pho
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by ddog78 6y ago
Maybe a relevant personal anecdote might help you - My grandfather used to sit with me for an hour every morning and used to teach me maths. He would focus on basics first. He would make sure I had the basics drilled in to me. Not just unde
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by ddog78 7y ago
Thank you for sharing your story. I am what one would call a lurker but have recently decided to start participating directly too. Your post also gives me a lot of motivation to do that. I think one of the reasons of the positive energy in
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by ddog78 10y ago
I don't know about the US, but in India, Ola offers cheaper prices than Uber (about 30 - 60%) and people are switching to it. Uber hasn't been deleted, but it's losing customers (at least the ones using cab services regularly
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by ddog78 10y ago
Yep completely agree. I would hire her on the basis of this alone tbh, given I was working in a field somewhat related to social causes. Apps take hard work first and foremost, and dedication. Oh hell.. writing this.. I think I'll cont