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geggam
7y ago
When housing is part of compensation would you still think that ?
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geggam
7y ago
Welcome to common stock
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7y ago
reminds me of Capt Crunch :) I managed to get in on this kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2086704960/beyond-the-l...
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7y ago
Cops arent just any witness. If they are caught perjuring all the cases they testified against are eligible to be retried. I have heard this discussed in court as a reason to not find the officer guilty. Records get sealed of course and you
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7y ago
Sorry, I misread. I disagree, recently one event has shown the violence is just under the surface. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundy_standoff Large groups of people went to that mans ranch just to threaten the govt.
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geggam
7y ago
Legally they arent allowed to lie, but they do. Anyone who has been in court has seen it. You have to have proof they are lying to get them to stop.
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7y ago
That wont ever happen. I know for a fact many many people have stashes of weapons. Typically they report it as a boating accident. Keep in mind the 25 million ex military in the US know how to run that gear. Any conflict in this country wil
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geggam
7y ago
This argument has worked for every democide in the 20th century Govts should fear the citizens, not the other way around. Tyranny is a thing you want to avoid
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7y ago
You think a civil war in the US wouldnt have factions getting resources from every other country on the planet ?
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7y ago
I have a ring doorbell.. it shows only they front driveway area of the house. This latest round of govt skirting around the 4th has me looking to replace it with a closed circuit system I control.
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7y ago
>Because the police are allowed to lie to you. This IMO needs to change, if they can legally lie to you they can lie in court. They do both.
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7y ago
:) i agree its not normal behavior but the homeless have been dehumanized enough they arent quite normal. Add a bit of mental issues and no public poopers... its simple to understand
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7y ago
Whats really interesting is you can go to mexico and get tramadol over the counter ( which has almost no side affect i know i take it for chronic nerve pain ) but doctors here want to use narcotics for pain management. demerol percocet vico
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7y ago
Find me a bush on market street in the finance district.
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7y ago
Escape from reality, thats what drug usage is. Fix your reality and you quit using drugs. Problem is, many people simply cannot fix their reality and they realize it.
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7y ago
I would be interested to see the correlation to income inequality and life expectancy. I predict a direct correlation and all of the things discussed are symptoms of poverty.
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7y ago
I have a different theory. I think women dont want sex workers around because its competition. I wonder if I would have ever got married had there been a regular prostitution place to go to.
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7y ago
Public restrooms are a problem in many areas. Take San Francisco. People piss and shit on the streets, you would think its because they have no couth, I almost ended up shitting on the street because no one lets you use their toilet without
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7y ago
Interesting, if you think this is true, speed 5mph over the limit and refuse to follow directions from the officer. eg dont pull over Let me know how the violence thing doesn't happen in a victimless crime.
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7y ago
ICE burns hydrogen and emits water, is that zero emissions ?
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7y ago
Which is the reason the 2nd amendment was written. The founders knew politics 101. Violence is required.
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7y ago
Always amazes me that so many people think the constitution grants people the rights. The constitution grants the govt rights. The people have all the rights not expressly forbidden by law. Law enforcement seriously lags in this as well
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geggam
7y ago
When you reach a critical mass of people with nothing to lose the wealth will balance again, usually through violence.
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7y ago
Agreed.
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7y ago
Example : My brother recently fell off a roof and broke his back. Paralyzed now from the waist down. Can't work. Insurance is now gone because he cant work to pay premiums. That first year was great... insurance covered everything. Now
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7y ago
I am not in blue collar :) I make 6 figures a year in IT and cant keep up with what he made fixing washers
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7y ago
I have had this debate with so many people, AWS is not cheaper than your own hosting. Period. What you get from AWS is the logistics pipeline is already built as is the infrastructure should you suddenly require to serve factors of traffic
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7y ago
Something has to pay for the fat pipe between colos ( AZ's)
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7y ago
>The real issue isn’t with servers, it’s with desktop systems and laptops. When users plug in a USB sound card or plug their laptop into a dock, they don’t want to (and likely couldn’t) “easily script around” that; they expect an audio d
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7y ago
Until you compare your salary and expenses to that of someone who was working blue collar 40 years ago. My dad made enough to support a family of four as an appliance repair man. He got a new car every so often, built a shop and had a home
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