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Yah, it’s not like he’s selling children’s blood or something. If he even was selling anything at all. I’m all for following the laws of a place, but that these laws are backwards, needs to be said. What social harm is cannabis doing? Wha
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That’s a cool interpretation. Very creative. But I think you might be misinterpreting because apparently the Pentagon has dozens of similar videos and they all look like spheres and they’re all kind of navigating around that area. Also, if
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Galileo Project’s Search for ET Techno Signatures and Advanced Aliens: Avi Loeb
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Proposed Resolution to the Solar Open Magnetic Flux Problem
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Nah that’s a good point. Ideally these things are untreated, but it could be connected you know. Yet the presence of the articles doesn’t change the fundamental reality of the situation.
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2020 So
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Thank you! Very interesting :) Wow I had no idea about the drug tests. That to me seems insane in terms of legal jurisdictions and human rights. So what legal chemicals a person imbibes in another jurisdiction, can, if detected in SG, lead
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Alright i see what you’re saying. I guess if that’s all true, then indeed it’s a shithole. I find that characterization interesting as normally shithole is used for, “obviously looks shit”. What other places do you think are like this? And
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I like your answers on here. You clearly know about this stuff. What's your view on the drug policies / capital punishment / or just general governance and social condition in SG if you care to give it? :)
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The point is there’s lots of reasons to have your stolen phone not reported, you don’t immediately have to jump to suspicious, you could empathize with that. I imagine that some folks in NZ may not report to police a stolen phone out of gen
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Is there a history or precedent for this in Common Law? Or Chinese law? What’s the origin of this idea?
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"Addicts" do not consume drugs out of their own free will. They are addicts, their condition is out of their control. The dealers have free will and willingly choose to ruin society. This is a little too simplistic. You have to
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Is that how it’s justified? Maybe to the populations. How far back is Malaysia Islamic? If Chinese are so against the drug trade because of the opium wars why is so much fentanyl manufactured in China and sent to the United States? Also, I
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If this happened to you: you lost your phone (it was stolen), but you didn't report it (because when someone stole it you were on a date with a colleague from work, and didn't want your husband to know), and then it was used for d
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China's anti-covid policy "worked" as well. One way to fix the homeless "problem" in San Francisco would be to execute all the vagrants. This would also "work". But if it really "worked"--why wou
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It's worth noting that they are going to hang this human, because a phone number maybe owned by him, had a call with drug traffickers. The call history with drug traffickers was from months before his arrest on "drug consumption&q
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That's pretty interesting, I didn't know that. Thanks! But even such history doesn't mean a place can't move with the times. Also, I don't think you can blame capitol punishment on this.
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I think this makes it about Malay, when they're not in charge (or don't feel themselves to be). Most of the executed are ethnic Malay. It's more a Chinese run city-state. I think it's very much about money. Islamic prohi
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Singapore is not a shithole, and it does many things right, but it seems like it has a lot of problems. Funny to see this article because I thought of Singapore police as super efficient and ethical, but Tangaraju's case give a backwar
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It's not as if sentiment against death pentalty in Singapore is some Taiwanese fabrication: How a Singapore execution set off a wave of protest - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-61403692 Singapore: UN human ri
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I think he was already present in the country, he's actually a Singaporean. There's a lot of ethnic Malay folks, or folks from India in Singapore. Also, this dude has been in jail for nearly 10 years (since 2014). Pretty flimsy ca
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Singapore plans to execute man over 1kg of cannabis
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Bowhead Whale
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Project 596
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A Randomized Trial Comparing Antibiotics with Surgery for Appendicitis (2020)
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Amoxicillin plus clavulanic acid versus appendicectomy for appendicitis (2011)
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Zerodur
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Right! And haven’t the aliens at pentagon city thought of this too?
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Japan airline blunder sparks mad rush for $550 Japan-US business class tickets
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