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diogenescynic
8mo ago
I'll get downvoted by both sides but this is what a winning political party policies look like for most of Americans not in NYC or in SF Bay Area, LA, SD, Seattle, Portland: -Medicare for all -Lower income taxes (federal and state) cut
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>There's a lot of states that have been gerrymandered for years and Christians in extremely red areas have outsized voting power compared to everywhere else. Combined with the complete media capture by billionaires, the dumbest rule
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8mo ago
And the sad truth is that democrats will continue to nominate candidates that are so appalling they'll still be rejected in favor of this lunatic or someone like him. Pathetic options on both sides. The two party system is failing the
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8mo ago
It’s not just video games but everything… movies, music, everything has basically barely evolved compared to the prior 30 years. Compare 1965 to 1995 and 1995 to present and it’s so clear we have become stagnant in so many ways. Way fewer c
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8mo ago
I feel unsafe wearing earplugs. You're so totally unaware. I'm worried I'd sleep through an alarm.
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9mo ago
"Flooded minds don’t ask about incentives, second-order effects, or long-term consequences. They ask a single question: how do we stop this feeling right now? That’s when urgency and moral absolutism enter. Action must be immediate. He
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9mo ago
That's why Obama gave him a medal. Homan is great at what he does. Too bad for the selective outrage over this. He was doing his job non-politically in the background for years until TDS brain rot made the left so easily manipulated in
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9mo ago
There's an immigration checkpoint near my house. I've had to present my ID. It took all of 5 minutes and then I moved on with my life. The hysterical response to all this is ridiculous. When you get a hotel in Europe, they take a
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9mo ago
Even if bears are occasionally right, they aren't right often enough to really be a winning strategy IMO. Look at the S&P500 gains for the last 10 years, some years it's down, but most years it's up. 99.99% of people won&
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9mo ago
There's a real estate YouTube channel that's been calling for a real estate downturn for like 8 years (pre-Pandemic). Eventually they'll be right.
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9mo ago
Thanks and appreciate it. I did try that last year but it honestly went no where. I work on a financial system at a fintech company but I am on the finance side and my managers and above have never even logged into the system so they don&#x
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9mo ago
>At a past company, we originally had a fairly flat org structure. Jr, Mid, Sr, for the ICs. It worked, and everyone was happy. Eventually they brought in some new leadership from one of the big tech companies, and the new leadership bro
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9mo ago
I just got my annual review and for the 4th year in a row, no changes. I'm still "meeting expectations" but apparently not deserving of even a crumb of the millions in additional profits I've brought in. I am damn sure n
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9mo ago
You shifted your argument every time and I refuted it each time. Now you're just crying because you know your argument was weak.
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>Obamas ICE didnt sweep from door to door. DUH because the cities were collaborating and not actively flouting ICE. They didn't need to go door to door. Go back to the same way it was under Obama and this wouldn't be happening.
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I'm not complaining about the past--I'm actually praising Obama for his consistency with uploading the law. You are the one complaining about the present (so that's an interesting rhetorical attack to invert reality like that
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9mo ago
Numerous sources for that number. PEW, CBP (under Biden), etc. Just google it and it's widely sourced. https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-did-20-million-illegal-i... I'm not angry and I'm not the one hurling
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>Why do you fascist cheerleaders always dress up Constitutionally-protected activity in emotionally charged language? It's funny when people resort to name calling because you know they have no argument. I never even voted for Trump
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Immigration law != Law enforcement I worked for immigrants (and the companies sponsoring immigrants). That said I am nuanced individual and believe in legal immigration and I think Biden letting in tens of millions illegally and all these s
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We're going to have to wait until Boomers age out to get any form of common sense government. They've absolutely been the most damaging generation and will leave a wake of destruction for future generations to recover (or not) fro
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>...they are saying that because immigarion law is federal (as you point out) they will not assist in its enforcement. Not true, they previously reported non-citizens to ICE under Obama and Obama deported more than 3 million... You don&#
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Sure, and I'm pointing out what's changed from Obama to Trump is the way that 'sanctuary cities' are complying with federal immigration laws. Under Obama, the sanctuary cities provided lists of students whose parents wer
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>Perhaps it has to do with the method used? It was different because the sanctuary cities turned over lists of the students whose parents weren't citizens. It made it a lot easier. Also no media coverage. You won't know if the
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Anyone who is a little bigger ever noticed how it doesn't really matter what size you buy because after a few washes they all shrink down to the same size? Makes me think it's the same amount of fabric being used so the shirt even
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9mo ago
And when supply catches up, overdoses will spike because addicts tolerance will have decreased.
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Resale values are trash, motion sickness is terrible, electrical rates are going up, and it's a pain in the ass to travel long distance and wait to recharge constantly. I think EVs have hit that saturation point where everyone who want
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I guess, but even that I don't think I'd support making that a legal requirement. If it's public data I have no problem with it being searchable on the internet. I know that's not always convenient but I think to do anyt
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It seems anti-free speech. If the same thing were done via physical media, would we still support this? I am definitely no fan of data brokers, but I also am no fan or suppressing speech. This seems like the equivalent of banning old phone
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It's the latter. They'll send a wire.
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10mo ago
Hundreds of comments and the only one speaking the truth is downvoted. Bari Weiss is unqualified and the only reason she was put into this position is to be a useful idiot for Israel.
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