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Those are words, but that is not a coherent statement.
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> There’s a slate star codex post that describes research demonstrating that conservative Americans can predict the responses of progressive Americans to political questions, but the converse is not true. All this demonstrates is ideolog
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This is just lazy. It took sub-1 second to google for this information. "However, after George Floyd’s death, Joe Biden repeatedly condemned violent protests. In a May 31 post on his blog shortly after George Floyd’s death, he wrote, “
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Trump has committed more drone strikes than Obama. The only reason most people don't know this is because the Trump admin did away with all transparency requirements. https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/2019/5&#
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What do you think is being administered at the Federal Level that isn't 1) really just a way to distribute money to the states and 2) should be administered strictly by the states themselves that won't violate the interstate claus
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The issue with your assertion is that it doesn't account for all the times the polls are right. See most mid-term elections. I think we have to seriously consider that Trump just breaks things that otherwise would be working within rea
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The fundamental flaw is that a lot of things can only be accomplished at the Federal level. 50 plans for global climate change not only doesn't make sense, it would result in direct violation of the interstate clause.
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Follow Up: The NY Post editorial board, one of the few boards that endorsed Trump has offered the following advice: "Get Rudy Giuliani off TV." Even the Post doesn't give Giuliani credence. Trump will get recounts, none of th
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That isn't a consequence of globalization. I don't want to downplay the seriousness of this, because I agree that is a problem, but not one caused by globalization, but rather NIMBYism. And this goes into my point about security a
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The Trump admin has performed more drone strikes than the Obama admin. The difference is transparency. https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/2019/5/8/18619206/under-do...
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> Focus on China as an existential threat to US hegemony This was already being done. That was the whole point of the end of the Obama admins shift to Asia strategy. > Just freaking get out of the Middle East already. Troop levels are
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> acquiescing to foreign powers, allowing immigration that lead to terror attacks Things not based in reality. And there in lies the difference. > Another thing on the left is that censorship has been fully embraced by the left If the
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Yes, at one time Giuliani did good things. That was over 25 years ago. Giuliani is nothing more than a muckraker for Trump nowadays. And yes that is a prediction. But it is an informed prediction. It is informed by the fact that so far, eve
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This isn't some philosophy or political science class. We are a Constitutional Republic which is a fancy way of saying that we are a type of democracy. One which the POTUS swore an oath to uphold.
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Data supports one of those two realities. Joe Biden is President-Elect.
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Another thing that complicated this was that the way you punched the ballot resulted in the chad going into a waste bin. Those waste bins would fill up to the point where it would physically prevent you from being able to punch out your cha
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They're going to get figuratively laughed out of court like have been so far. The handful of cases they have won are so non-controversial, they could have been equally brought by the Biden campaign, eg: observer distance in PA. These a
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I don't know anything about biological factors of iq, but I'll take that kind of denialism, ie: all people are capable irrespective of their skin color, gender, other biological traits, over the former which will do lasting harm t
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Hmm, who to believe, a hacker news headline about sun activity which has shown no correlation let alone causation or the IPCC panel? Tough choice. This is like picking who to do a life saving surgery between an actual surgeon and a clown. Y
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I mean the argument is not well thought even as presented. Scientists go through great lengths to explain climate phenomena due to other factors, el nino being one that most people are aware of.
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> If it "sounds" bad to work towards the most accurate understanding of an issue Nobody is making that argument. The issue is that the most accurate understanding of an issue can not be realized until the issue is fully actuali
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Congratulations, that's called science. I don't get where so many people forgot the point of science. Create a falsifiable hypothesis, test said hypothesis over and over again with new techniques and data. When said hypothesis is
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It's almost like Sec. 230 is actually a good statute that may need to be tweaked, but not fundamentally changed or repealed.
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And their platforms would all devolve into 4/8chan. No thanks.
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And why should it. According to the WSJ news side, Joe Biden had nothing to do with anything in that story. If there was an actual story here, the DOJ and FBI are more than capable of launching an investigation. The NYTimes, WaPo, LaTimes,
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This would be a valid criticism if these companies didn't hire top tier operatives from both parties and donate substantial amounts via their PACs to both.
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China's a tough problem so America shrugs and gives up. What a defeatist attitude...but I expect nothing less from weak people that vote for/support a weak man. We managed to absolutely crush CFCs in the late 80's and reverse
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> if you can get that many states to agree to it, then you could have just done a constitutional amendment Uh, no. 38 states have to ratify an amendment in order for it to take effect. You can easily eclipse 270 electoral votes without g
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> If there's any time to get Biden and/or Harris on the record regarding whether they will continue to pursue the complaint is now Huh? How does doing this now, when the Trump campaign sucks up all the oxygen in the room going
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It's not just a weak argument, it's a bad one. > Simply because a complaint was filed does not mean that investigation doesn't continue. While true, it does mean that you think you can make the case, which not many people
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