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iammisc
5y ago
Except Angela alioto has run unsuccessfully for mayor multiple times. The family seeks political power but does not get it. This is just ungrounded conspiracy
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iammisc
5y ago
Yes. Angela alioto, daughter of ex mayor Sam alioto has campaigned as a conservative democrat and loses spectacularly. There is no basis to claim they run the city. This is just mindless conspiracy.
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iammisc
5y ago
The first step against mental institutions was by Kennedy who's family had bad experiences with the mental health system. Blaming this solely on Reagan is misguided. Reagan just went with the flow.
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iammisc
5y ago
Except no one takes life threatening risks to assemble a paper trail.
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iammisc
5y ago
Except the aliotos cannot get elected. I'm happy to believe in conspiracies but if they control so much as you say, why can't they get their own elected.
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iammisc
5y ago
Agreed. This is sensationalizing. As it is, there is no competition to the USA. China is doing well now but the spectre of demographic misery is haunting them. People won't work when they don't have children.
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iammisc
5y ago
During the trump administration we were energy independent. Being independent of foreign oil is a paper problem
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iammisc
5y ago
The military is the biggest social welfare program. For some reason most of my fellow conservatives aren't willing to admit this. The democrats do but then want to extend the program to everyone, even those not in the military. In real
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iammisc
5y ago
Self-hosting e-mail is exceptionally easy. I've been doing it for almost a year now without problems. In fact, it's easier than a service. I use https://nixos-mailserver.readthedocs.io/_/downloads/en/
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iammisc
5y ago
This is exactly it. Governments have no problem interfering deeply in the private sector when it comes to enforcing the public policy. We need that for the internet. Even worse, when it comes to real estate, the government has no problem in
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iammisc
5y ago
These nurses have been unvaccinated for more than a year while in proximity with those with COVID-19. Exactly when are 40% of the nurses going to be knocked out in this model?
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iammisc
5y ago
This is a new policy brown is enacting against the wishes of the Nurses union. There is no data yet, I'm just extrapolating based on the fact that these new requirements will cause some nurses to quit rather than be vaccinated, which w
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iammisc
5y ago
This is due to the moratoria.
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iammisc
5y ago
Some states are out of ICU beds due to onerous restrictions on nursing supply, like vax mandates (my own state of Oregon for example)
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iammisc
5y ago
Do you worry about Lyme disease, Epstein Barr virus or lone star ticks too? How much time do you spend? Most Americans should be more worried about obesity and heart disease than long covid.
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iammisc
5y ago
It also was not realistic to expect 100% to take a vaccine. Intelligent people realized this months ago but that became policy.
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iammisc
5y ago
College doesn't matter as much as your high school gpa. If you just let people in because of skin color they'll end up doing worse than if they had gone into an otherwise lucrative field that better fit their abilities. The colleg
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iammisc
5y ago
Yup... it's beeen 18 month. WE'd have been better off with a run a mile a day mandate than any of the lockdowns.
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iammisc
5y ago
What? People do this all the time. I know tons of people in silicon valley who moved to Florida or Tennessee or Texas over covid. My own parents moved to Washington state in retirement solely for taxes. People absolutely move for taxes whet
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iammisc
5y ago
That doesn't mean knowing isn't worthwhile? Like knowing about FISA courts did nothing to the feds but its worth knowing about
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iammisc
5y ago
I have no interest in provoking a reaction from you (trolling), I'm just pointing out that all administrations say stupid things, and that's not a good reason to dismiss the correct things they say or to deny it without considerat
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iammisc
5y ago
> The problem with trust and credibility is that once it’s lost, it’s very hard to gain back. Even if the broken clock is right twice a day, it’s still broken. If that's the case, then the previous administration's opponents ou
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iammisc
5y ago
No one is going to argue that Trump is a great orator or that he doesn't gaffe or that every single thing that comes out of his mouth ought to be taken at face value (Are you kidding me... do you believe this is true of any politicia
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iammisc
5y ago
> Most responses here seem to revolve around God not following logic, fine there is nothing more to say then, and is truly nonsense, 2 + 2 does not have to equal 4. That is the exact opposite of what I am saying. God does follow his logi
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iammisc
5y ago
If we had 100% incontrivertible evidence COVID came from a CHinese lab, I can 100% guarantee you nothing would happen to china.
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iammisc
5y ago
I'm not claiming the us didnt do this. I'm disputing that people would stay silent when the us does this. The us does do this and has large and growing domestic opposition movements.
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iammisc
5y ago
Great argument... if the US did this, I'm sure no one would demand an investigation... /s
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iammisc
5y ago
Love or hate china, you gotta appreciate their brilliance in choice of location for a bioweapons lab.
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iammisc
5y ago
> I don't want unity And this sentiment is problematic, because other countries have unity and are not afraid to use it.
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iammisc
5y ago
We have hospitalization records of lab staff, which Trump kne about and was later declassified. We have e-mail evidence of lab employees explicitly asking reporters not to report on the potential. And we have a novel virus that appeared cen
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