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by dgzl 6y ago
Which rule is "vibe" again? Thanks for looking into my Reddit post creep, I feel totally weird about you now.
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by dgzl 6y ago
You're only partly right, the problem more is exceptionally worse than when you were a kid. I'm 4th generation Southern Oregon and when I was a kid (20 years ago) I rarely saw homeless people in Medford, they either were much more
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by dgzl 6y ago
I'm not sure what benefit sharing the screenshots would have, I'm not trying to out the mod or get vengeance. The video I posted was about a Lake Oswego woman going nuts and verbally abusing some local PD who were handling the sit
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by dgzl 6y ago
And my desperate attempts to become unbanned was met with paranoid skepticism and unfounded rebuttals. I had literally only posted one other time, showing off a meager 10 bottle collection. And somehow trying to help not only the community
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by dgzl 6y ago
No.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I was banned from r/hotsauce because I posted a coupon-code for a brand I was interested in trying. They were trying to sell stock to help mitigate the downfall of the COVID-19. The mod said I was an advertising shill and needed to be
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by dgzl 6y ago
One of my posts to r/Portland was incorrectly removed with the excuse "not related to Portland." in reality it was related however the post was contentious and I was prevented from re-posting. The moderator didn't even p
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by dgzl 6y ago
That doesn't make sense. When we enforce the Constitution on the government we are demanding they recognize our rights and the structure we prescribe. "enforce it on how a government responds to natural events" doesn't c
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by dgzl 6y ago
Your wording of "willingly spread" is also exaggerated, and I fail to see how you equate that to a person taking the generally accepted measures to prevent the spread while in public. Event still, this isn't HIV we're ta
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by dgzl 6y ago
You'd be surprised the number of people who believe nuclear warheads are protected by the second amendment. Either way, that's a fair compromise and this is not.
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by dgzl 6y ago
What a ridiculous statement. You cannot enforce the Constitution on edit: acts of nature.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I would say locking down the country violates our rights to liberty and also the pursuit of happiness.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Road rage is infectious but I'm not sure why it matters anyway.
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by dgzl 6y ago
They are certainly more effective than Government handouts.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Using the other rationale, driving puts others at risk and we shouldn't be in the road until driving is perfectly safe.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Constitutional rights, ya know.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Aka, offering their employees stable work and pay.
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by dgzl 6y ago
A Christmas Story is classic Americana
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by dgzl 6y ago
I grew up in a very poor family and the other poster is right... many people living the degenerate lifestyle have entirely bizarre understandings of reality, acceptable social behavior, mortality and ethics, quality and efficiency... We&#x2
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by dgzl 6y ago
I didn't see this in the comments but Walmart bought Moosejaw a few years ago.
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by dgzl 6y ago
>Theory is great, but practical results matter. True that! Thankfully our Supreme Court frequently sides with the people and their rights against the government. You wanna know something that I think a lot of people don't really und
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by dgzl 6y ago
Aus is an island. The US boarders two countries and has an illegal smuggling problem. The size-to-population isn't even remotely similar, and neither are the rights allowed to the citizens.
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by dgzl 6y ago
You don't understand.... the quality of conversation goes down dramatically with caps-lock and erratic speech style. And that makes the rest of us lose interest, and respect.
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by dgzl 6y ago
As I said: more descriptive words.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I generally lose respect for people who think caps-lock is an acceptable way to type messages to others. You should try looking for more descriptive words to get your point across.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I think I'm missing some context. Filming isn't the issue then, broadcasting is? Seems like another asterisk on supposed "rights" that exist in countries that pretend they have them.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Oi Gov'nor, can't you just scan my brain and tell if I'm lying? That would make life so much easier.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I must be missing something, where is the distinction here? They seem like equally problematic actions of speech.
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by dgzl 6y ago
I'd like some source material on your claim about freedoms, and New Zealand is a tiny island, very easy to control.
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by dgzl 6y ago
Similar in what ways? Aus is an island country whose societal composition and Constitutional rights are nothing like ours. I wouldn't say they're very similar at all.

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