g00s3_caLL_x2

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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Last I checked they don't have slaves. They have employees who are working by their own volition.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
"That's like...your opinion..man" - The Dude.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
1. Snopes is a well known leftist hotbed and anything they print should be taken with a grain of salt as it's not unbiased. They are caught up in a legal dispute that is still carrying on. Linking something to them is no better than a
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
https://dailycaller.com/2015/10/12/remember-the-2007-harvard... It's interesting that the link that was @ Harvard with a pdf of the results (that Harvard published...) is now a broken link. Here is a wor
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I was replying to user alexk307 in my response, who's comment was: "Call it what it is: White nationalistic terrorism, don't sugar coat it and call it "extremists"." My understanding is that QAnon does not marc
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Agreed. Entire industries are based off the distinction of the stack and it's interoperability(sp?).
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I saw an interesting article recently that I unfortunately did not save. Paraphrasing: "When things are good, a company likes young people. When things are bad, they want to see gray hairs running the show".
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I never said the FBI. I'm speaking to media in general. Most articles involving Antifa refuse to call them terrorist or even left winged radicals. Again, I'm only seeing a snap judgement and a quick fired response made in haste
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
So you're saying that Antifa is NOT a terrorist organization? The military and police are legal organizations who's part and parcel at times includes violence. I could pull any number of articles that refuse to label them (Antif
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
They need to do the same with Antifa. Regardless of what side of the political spectrum you associate with, violence...is violence.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
This is pretty interesting on the history of the Betamax. https://flashbak.com/product-genius-eulogy-sony-betamax-1975... Don't forget they continued the same scenarios in DVD's + vs - R!
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Whenever you try and legislate something into existence the consumer is the one who ends up paying the cost. I think a better method would be to incentivize using a more environmentally responsible product ( glass? ) where applicable. Perh
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
The 'wealthy' and corporations have the finances to pay for accountants and attorneys to set these things up. Most of them are taking advantage of what is legally already there, but no where near common knowledge. Wading through
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Legit question: Since it's not regulated like traditional markets, can it still be considered 'insider trading'? I follow cyrpto very close and you can watch the whales moving in real time. They seem to leverage buy | sell o
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Law enforcement leverages social media in a major way. They have customized software that interfaces with all the major environments and ties them all together. It makes their jobs (LEO) much easier. They are not going to shit where they
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I'd wager there is plenty of 'dark money' that never gets reported i.e mob, and politicians being bribed.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
He gives a good interview on the Bad Crypto Podcast and explains his reasoning for why he's going this> He's had 3 interviews with them, and it's on the the most current. Episode # 281 https://badcryptopodcast.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Fair enough.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Wait till he's 14 and you find his bong.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
This was not so pointless 'back in the day' when and old black and white was all you had access to and not a real computer monitor. Times was hard for some of us! ;-p
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Well...I'm a fan! Knyuck Knyuck
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
"Tighter regulation" how about 'tighter parenting'!? Problem solved.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Such angst. So hipster. If you don't want money for your games, or better yet, don't want a retailer making money from 'your game' then just give it away or sell it via the web only. Don't be douchey about it.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Look at Chicago for an example: It's one of the most restrictive states in the union on 'gun control' yet has some of the highest murder rates and death by guns across the board. Seems to have worked GREAT there!
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Don't overlook his work at Chrysler!
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I own a 63 1/2 with a 170 c.i.d. It just putts, lol. No torque at all.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
I'm sorry but I don't follow. That is no way answers my question.
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
One curiosity on your comment I noticed: You claim 'working with teenagers over the last couple of decades' while making the delineation of 'her generation of 47-year olds'. Even if you began working with teens at 20, &#
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
This is the argument I have posed toward most closed systems, heck, even open. For instance, our tax system. The only real way you would ever have a true legit overhaul would be to burn the entire thing down. Now, while I'm not even r
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by g00s3_caLL_x2 7y ago
Well for starters, I don't get my free shake now...I get it on my next visit....

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