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by expedition32 2mo ago
Thanks for reminding me I need to download some books for the holidays!
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Yeah you have to actually hire people to clean them and patrol for homeless weirdos. Which is why in my country they cost money. I never really understood the economics of public restrooms in America. Who pays for them?
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Trump just went directly after Canada's sovereignty. Nobody else has done anything even remotely similar since I don't know China's occupation of Tibet. America has just unmasked itself and shown what they really think of Can
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I live in a rich European country. This is not Shenzhen. The, very scarce, technically inclined people who know how to repair a vacuum cleaner or electronic toothbrush can get a real job with an hourly rate that makes repairs economically u
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Yes I totally agree with all this. The government can and will harass whomever they want. For a hundred years whenever an uppity black man or Northern activist crossed the Mason-Dixie line a KKK sherrif was waiting for them. You don't
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Countries realise that trade agreements are too important for politics. They are usually negotiated by a nation's crack team of experts. America just does not take any of this seriously anymore.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Yep if Kent State happened today half of America would be cheering.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I disagree. Back then it was all a big secret. Officially the US was pretending. Now? It is all out in the open. They're BOASTING about it. The baddies do whatever they want and noone is going to do anything about it besides write a bl
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by expedition32 2mo ago
What Arday did was bad but he didn't deserve the death penalty for it. We live in a society were rape gets you 6 months and a small article in the local newspaper.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I read a newspaper article about this. Apparently according to Dutch economists the US only has to raise taxes by a few percent and the deficit is fixed. Not that they'll ever do that ofcourse.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I read a book about CIA operations against China in the 1940s and 50s. Hundreds of people died, a bunch of American agents were imprisoned for literally decades and when Mao told the international press that imperialists were trying to dest
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by expedition32 2mo ago
The days of people actually obsessing about smartphones are gone. They are just tools. The average customer just buys the latest Galaxy or iPhone without thinking about it.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Why are people doing business with unreputable sellers? Oh yeah I'm totally going to buy this 3000 eurodollar PC from a random webshop I never heard from! Moronic. In fact this is how Amazon got big in the first place: it was a busines
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by expedition32 2mo ago
My country was neutral so no we never called it the great war. For the Netherlands it was just a footnote.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Yeah I played Grim Fandango with a guide and clocked something like 8 hours. There was also the conspiracy that publishers made a lot of money with selling strategy guides back in the days.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
If anyone wonders why adventure games died...
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I live in a rich and socialist country. Guess who lives next to the highway...
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Ha truth. Was looking for Uber app today. The first result was Flixbus. To be fair it is stated as "sponsored" in tiny letters.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Basically as a parent you don't want your 11 year old daughter chatting with adults. Unfortunately the internet cannot really accommodate this.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I always believed that we should judge a country on the poorest not the Ferrari owners.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
At no point in human history did the government not try to control currencies.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
The US spent a hundred years building up soft power and all it takes to sink it is one mad emperor.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Half the population does not vote. This is the problem socialists have- how do you get the underclass to exercise their power against the bourgeois?
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by expedition32 2mo ago
The real problem with universal healthcare is that it immediately completely eradicates religious charity. Any single mom who works as a stripper can go see a doctor who doesn't have the slightest inclination to judge- you're just
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Small communities have the nasty habit of turning incestuous- sometimes literally. Some of the greatest works in my country's literary canon are writers dissecting the rural village life. Existential dread indeed.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
South Korea needs to kick out the Americans though. That's more likely to be the real hold up.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
If your program has a key scientist it is a pretty bad program.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
I once learned that the ancient Greeks had already figured out all of Dawkins talking points on atheism. It wasn't a very popular message at the time and largely forgotten but it is nice to know that we stand on the shoulders of giants
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Honestly I don't give a shit what sports fans do I just don't want tax payer money to go it. Build public swimming pools for kids.
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by expedition32 2mo ago
Download a program and you have to pay the OS maker for it was never a thing on PC but apparently a smartphone is seen differently.

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