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by dgzl 8y ago
> I refuse to believe that multiple people over the course of a year are all incompetent Those are your words, homie. The parent simply called out call-centers for being ineffective, which I would agree, given my own experience with them
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by dgzl 8y ago
I believe that gay marriage should have been a first amendment issue, and that terms like 'liberal' and 'conservative' are often times misused.
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by dgzl 8y ago
It's something you come to learn after using command-line Linux for a while.
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by dgzl 8y ago
This is why salvia is legal to buy.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Thanks, we'll need it.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Not to point fingers, but I feel like some generations were sleeping hard on the government. The Constitution is almost entirely built to give citizens the power, and to limit the role of government as much as possible. And now society has
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by dgzl 8y ago
What even are rights anymore.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> ergo, it must be pretty good. +1 for making me laugh. On the other hand, I'm incredibly impressed by how he's handled the new peace with North Korea. I hope the work that's been happening there continues.
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by dgzl 8y ago
I would argue that the 10 amendment in the Bill of Rights is all that a person would need to nullify gross overreaches of power by the federal government.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Why should you assume Americans are happy?
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by dgzl 8y ago
I can't agree with your opinion or your father's anecdote. Throughout all of history, gold has held intrinsic value in all kinds of civilizations, and is still one of the most valuable elements that's widely traded. If you ca
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by dgzl 8y ago
You consider people's disgust with Facebook's mishandling of sensitive data a 'fad'? I hope this fad continues and grows.
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by dgzl 8y ago
The poster's sentiment is correct is saying that it's a good idea to have low-risk resources available as a safety net. However I'd say having physical things like items you know you'll need in the future, or food storag
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by dgzl 8y ago
As someone who's currently going through a wave serious depression, I'm curious about this book. Thanks for sharing.
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by dgzl 8y ago
And unsurprisingly, he failed to deliver on this.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> There were far, far more inputs to that than just "taxes are bad". Very true, and excessive taxation was one of the major factors. > And as a contractor, you're part of that problem. Not myself, but it's a reason
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by dgzl 8y ago
I believe it's very simple. If a police officer wants to do just about anything with you, they can and will, regardless of the rights you have, or restrictions put on the police. Also, the Bill of Rights trumps regulations, but a ban
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by dgzl 8y ago
He seemed surprised about general needs and maintenance of vehicles, or was I misreading his comment?
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by dgzl 8y ago
This country was literally founded because of excessive and tyrannical taxes brought by the British empire. How long until America becomes that empire? It's funny, I see this meme sometimes around tax day: "Well, I just paid my ta
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by dgzl 8y ago
Yes, I think the entire point of social security is to help people who don't have the foresight to help themselves. Since the program is dysfunctional and our representatives continuously borrow against the program, who is it really he
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by dgzl 8y ago
Doesn't sound like much of a choice to me.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> if it's not a mask, it's going to probably be legal. I believe masks are also legal. First amendment + a religion that lets you cover your face = your right.
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by dgzl 8y ago
As a millennial-ish, I think the government should stop stealing my money and make Social Security opt-in only.
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by dgzl 8y ago
My first and only question: have you never owned a car before? Your message makes me think you jumped into the decision of buying a new car without much thought, or a lack of understanding of what car ownership entails.
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You're describing a huge lack of regard for the victims in this situation, and an exceptional amount of forgiveness for the assailants. Unfortunately, this is the attitude that lets ethical gray-lines exist, and the attitude that shoul
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by dgzl 8y ago
In Samsung's case, the defects could be directly responsible for damages to human lives. That's a far reach from software vulnerabilities. Not to mention that software bugs can be incredibly difficult to identify, and sometimes im
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by dgzl 8y ago
> I find it hard to believe that a government run system could be less efficient than one that has to pay off insurance companies, recruiters, and mass marketers, all with what seems like little oversight. What makes you think that the g
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This response doesn't get enough appreciation.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Honestly, as a kid watching The Dark Knight for the first time, I had been highly compelled by the movie.
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by dgzl 8y ago
After reading your term 'ego death', I'm reminded of a particular time that I used LSD, and am starting to wonder if that's what brought me out of my depressive state. About three months later I graduated undergrad and s

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