furgooswft13

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by furgooswft13 5y ago
dude, big pharma has been handed a blank check from the government to produce a recurring product that is legally mandated for the entire populace to use. This is the sweetest deal in all of history for them.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Who is trying to get people fired from their jobs because they smoke?
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Give it a few months. First they will pass the costs onto the employee, then they will take away the option altogether. Mark my words.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
> You are free to make your own choices within the bounds government policy. You are free to make your own choices in your prison cell. > Even if vaccination did not reduce transmission rate, it increases survival rate in the event of
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
How bout compelling a gay owned bakery to bake a cake saying "homosexuality is a sin"? Note GP did not distinguish between political or religious speech, not that there's a material difference IMO.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Good to know. I guess Google/Facebook/Twitter will stop censoring speech on their services then.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
By this reasoning, a Jewish baker should be compelled by the government to bake a cake with a swastika on it.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
This is correct. In both this case and "cake guy", the parties explicitly stated they had no problem serving homosexual customers, just that they refuse to design certain custom messages/art, this case being same-sex marriage
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
> of course they will say the new thing is worse. We see this in software engineering and technology all of the time. It usually is worse, and still keeps getting worse with every subsequent iteration. But there will always be some piou
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Oh God, that game. Ugh, the music of the NES version is permanently seared into my mind.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
hello fellow Arch user. I too approve of this message and sudo pacman -Syu without fear.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Compared to moving to another country? Yes it absolutely is. There are no legal impediments for moving to and living/working in another state for a US citizen. This in contrast to even the EU, where despite freedom of movement, there a
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
We don't ensure any of that currently for any of our politicians. In fact the system we have in place now has perverse incentives to ensure exactly the opposite, both on intelligence and self-interest. So a purely random selection woul
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
I don't think so. His point is that there are, surely, many more cases exactly like this (shoddy tips leading to wrongful detainment and subsequent poor treatment) where facial recognition software is completely absent from the picture
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Spotify barely pays musicians anything. It's basically legalized piracy for music. This was even laid out explicitly in a recent leak from a former Spotify boss: https://www.businessinsider.com/taylor-swift-doesnt-need-
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Can someone explain why this would not be the case for vaccines? If antibodies fall off quickly from an actual infection, why would this not also happen for the antibodies produced because of taking the vaccine?
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
lol targeting ICBMs at China and Russia will surely help stop global warming
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
If it's unexpected it's scarier.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
> Pravda at least had the decency to not want to pit a population against itself. Not so sure about this, there were a lot of purges...
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
> so I would say my income tax is basically a wealth tax. Indeed, sounds like a great reason to abolish the income tax.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
If you're a true ninja you say sudo !! http://yogihbti.github.io/images/bang-bang.jpg
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Can you repeat that in English please?
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
aww I was hoping this was gonna be an article about the glorious comeback of Not-ion as the true superior tiling window manager (suck it i3).
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
I have an Onyx Boox Max Lumi [1], there are 2 reasons why the "backlight" is very useful. First off it's not really a backlight like you see in most LCD displays, it's a front-light, or edge-light that projects directly
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Many secular people are very fond of pinning all the worlds problems on religion, so I think it's fair to use the term back at them when they constantly act in the same exact ways they decry. It clearly hits a nerve too.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
what's even better is to take DMT then run into the forest to talk to dead people then post your story on erowid.org in the year 2000.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
I guess the prudent thing is to burn all the witches then.
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Top 0.54% apparently (what do I win?). Though my top answer has thousands of up-votes, and my next top one around 100... And it was for a question that was already LMGTFY worthy at the time, so I was just a bit quicker with my documentation
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
> But, keeping cultural contexts in mind, does the line exploit power imbalances in our society against white people to denigrate them? I think a lot of people would say no. By this reasoning, minstrel shows are not racist, because the c
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by furgooswft13 5y ago
Google has been instrumental in destroying the Internet as it originally existed. Remember when a bunch of people (and Googlers) threw a fit about Project Dragonfly, Google's "aborted" attempt at a censored search engine for

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