drugstorecowboy

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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Framing a rescinded invitation as discrimination is not a stretch at all, it very literally is discrimination. If you replace this definitely not discriminatory action against a Russian with a Black Man would you still support it?
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Unless it turns out that the water treatment plant isn't in fact doing anything but is still a cost, in which case yes, you might as well drink the raw lake water. Perhaps all the people in this town would be better off if they would e
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Yes exactly this, it makes me feel dizzy, kind of "floaty" and generally just bad, anything with artificial sweetner can ruin my entire day. It's amazing how many things have these artificial sweetners in them, I have to read
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
You are making some pretty uncharitable assumptions here, and frankly I find this entire post very distasteful. Who decides what is "pseudo-truth" instead of "actual truth"? I'll take a wild guess... you are the one
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Thank you very much, I appreciate this detailed explanation and thats very informative. It would seem more or less that this is "priced in". That makes total sense
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Where are these people that make these types of loans? This is so far out of my experience, I truly just cannot imagine these situations actually occurring. From a business perspective you would just be setting money on fire every time you
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
So if I'm understanding correctly in this case the buying and selling of the staple goods is totally incidental and the only goal is to take a loan and purchase a non-inflating currency to hold. Is that correct? I can understand that l
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
But why buy staples with the money to sell at a discount? Would you mind explaining this a little more, I'm curious and don't understand how that would be profitable. Buying staples and selling them later for inflation adjusted pr
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Wonderful, so I take it you are advocating that anybody who drives a motorcycle with no tail light and drum brakes should be left to die outside the hospital if something happens? Would that be an accurate assessment of your position?
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
I think you are making an important point here that I would love somebody to answer. Why is covid different than riding a motorcycle? Nobody is required to ride a motorcycle. We know for a fact, it's more dangerous than driving a car a
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
In state government, many desktops are set up with the agency's website as the browser homepage with no way to change it. I would think federal government is the same, that alone might skew some of these statistics.
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
Wouldn't a closer analogy be a loved one has a crash, so you immediately force everyone else to wear driving masks to prevent crashes?
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
In that instance though its not that you need to do more than the job, its that the job also involves doing multiple things, some of them you might have never done before, thats totally fine. If doing the job isn't enough, change the j
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by drugstorecowboy 5y ago
> They might be able to do the job for which they are hired. But that is not good enough. Especially at a startup where you are able to hire a lot fewer people than you would like. Yes, yes it is enough to be able to do the job for wh