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> He has been pretty good at sticking to his campaign promises. I wouldn't be too surprised if you genuinely believe that Ukraine war has been over since Jan 20 and that grocery prices are at all time low.
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You're applying economics when the problem is fundamentally racial. Trump has exposed the dark underbelly of the US. The comments in this thread as well as elsewhere just show the fundamental lack of empathy - which I know is a made up
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True. Reality does have a liberal bias.
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We live in a society.
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> How about not calling Peter McCullough or Ryan Cole or Pierre Kory misinformation spreaders about covid when they were right the whole time What were they right about? I'm looking at Peter McCullough's Wikipedia article and s
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If money has surprisingly little effect on competitive elections, why do candidates ask for it?
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You should consider reading the article: https://archive.ph/h1RrC And no, Biden didn't sign a "280 billion dollar Intel subsidy for chip-making." If you're talking about the CHIPS and Science Act, that n
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I'm really puzzled how you claim to this conclusion. The positions and policies of the last two Democratic administrations are pretty well-known. They are trivially googlable. Or you can ask AI to summarize them for you. Off the top of
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What a disgusting comment. Trump has really made America ugly.
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Why did Trump feel it not necessary to be invited by California's governor when he federalized national guard in California? Why is his DoJ arguing in court that it's not necessary? You've pasted the Wikipedia link three time
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Paul Graham? Pretty sure he was anti-Trump before the last election. But I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s one of those “enlightened centrists.”
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> In Executive Order 14193 of February 1, 2025 (Imposing Duties To Address the Flow of Illicit Drugs Across Our Northern Border), I declared a national emergency regarding the unusual and extraordinary threat to the safety and security o
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You're clearly not familiar with Brandolini's law.
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> it’s funny because while I probably agree with you, What do you agree with? > FWIW, I think it is intellectually immature to talk about politicians like you know them. What else does Donald perceive? What was he like when you spent
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Under your system what is the corporate incentive to study health effects of smoking?
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Why not let the Qataris do the renovation themselves? It would be even cheaper! Hell, let's do away with Air Force One altogether - let Trump conduct government business from any gold plated plane he likes to travel on.
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Conservatism is decent into degeneracy, not simply stasis.
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> "Another officer says, “They’re starting to resist more now,” to which an officer replies: “We’re going to end up shooting some of them.”" You are a fascist.
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The left doesn't hate him for his electric vehicles. What are you smoking?
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What about a bot that doesn't like child molesters? Won't that make it sound like the guardian and anti-conservative?
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Not just LLMs, but a lot of our institutions and information gateways seems to have a strong libleft bias. Universities and colleges are notoriously biased. Search engines are biased. Libraries are biased. Fact finding sites such as snopes
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Kind of bizarre to point to an article that takes a quote from a Republican FCC commissioner at its face value when these people like as easily as you breathe. Infrastructure projects take time and the project was coming along just fine wit
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> I think “logic lord” types are sometimes drawn to contrarian positions because they like the strong emotional reactions that stating those positions induces in other people. It gives them a smug sense that they are dispassionate and lo
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All the Microsoft layoffs were US citizens? Do you have a source for this?
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Top comment on that article > This is just so completely outrageous. > And Trump just approved another wave of Indians on H1B's for next year. They would rather be poor and underdeveloped than have immigrants start more than half
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> Where did you see that? On the news, I only see democrats crying "who's gonna mow my lawn" whenever Donald is deporting illegals, neve republicans. This is a brain rotten to the core on right wing propaganda. https:
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Michelle Obama started a campaign to reduce childhood obesity and the right collectively lost their mind.
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Would you also understand impetus behind any proposed hypothetical ban on alcohol, tobacco, firearms, or anything else that causes harm to the society?
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And what do you call this? https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/10/texas-kerr-county-co... > “I’m here to ask this court today to send this money back to the Biden administration, which I consider to be th
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https://www.businessinsider.com/marc-andreessen-trump-and-cl... > Marc Andreessen on why he's supporting Clinton over Trump: 'Is that a serious question?' > "The idea of cutting off the flow of imm
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