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by internet_user 5y ago
i don't disagree, adafruit is probably acting in their best interest, however they perceive what that interest might be, it's not always just "more profit", more often than not, it's a matter of survival that is at
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by internet_user 5y ago
Whats your preferred method of rationing scarce resources?
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by internet_user 5y ago
Where is this Rubicon you speak of? Yes, people were "nudged" to get vaccinated to by restricting travel and ability to work, aka denial of food and shelter, but not quite physical force yet. However, I don't recall any civil
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by internet_user 5y ago
you are in for a big surprise: there are quite a few people that do not build up any response to vaccination naturally, called either primary or acquired immunodeficiency, as well as immunosuppressed who cannot produce a response to a vacci
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by internet_user 5y ago
all is subject to definitions. even if the vaccine is medically inappropriate, or even contraindicated for millions? the comatose on life support? mandates it for foreign travellers in transit who got stuck in your country? mandates for t
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by internet_user 5y ago
demand for gasoline is fairly inelastic.
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by internet_user 5y ago
Whats with snark? seems that guarantees weren't worth the paper written on, in the first place, but everyone keeps on talking about them as if they were ironclad somehow. The sad truth is there was no real guarantees at all, just an em
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by internet_user 5y ago
wouldn't that bias the conflict strongly in favour of russia, who would simply continue the invasion during the 240 hours?
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by internet_user 5y ago
regarding the security guarantees, it appears that memorandum was not legally binding, and provides no real guarantees, as per the US themselves, and pre-2014. "Regardless, the United States publicly maintains that "the Memorandum
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by internet_user 5y ago
when is hypocrisy also whataboutism? when is it simply hypocrisy? hard questions.
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by internet_user 5y ago
J&J is a viral vector vaccine and it's also a very new tech. Only 6 are approved. 4 for covid, 2 for ebola. It's just a crappy vaccine, that's why it's not being pushed hard. The inactivated vaccine, which is the act
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by internet_user 5y ago
>In 2014, Russia achieved a military miracle: they took over Crimea so quickly and without loss of blood, that they delivered a "fait accompli". Oh, how much would China like to replicate that in Taiwan. And that's what th
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by internet_user 5y ago
> ease of life Given the amount of covid alarmism even now, I'm not so sure. There are people out there protesting to re-instate mask mandates. People like being governed. Life is hard on your own.
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by internet_user 5y ago
Cameras are at best a corrective measure, but not preventative. I'm hopeful better policing can be designed.
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by internet_user 5y ago
I described elected sheriffs, but, if you feel that police "local murder squads", I don't know what to tell you. The core issue is they are paid your tax dollars, but you have very little input or control on what and how the
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by internet_user 5y ago
It's the eternal "who watches the watchers" problem. Some people propose having a very local, municipal for small towns, or even smaller for large towns, mercenary force with license to use lethal force that answers to direct
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by internet_user 5y ago
depends on what was the injury exactly. some issues can be recovered from completely, some are permanent.
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by internet_user 5y ago
It can be permanent damage up to the point of permanent paralysis, or even death. So yes, there is no guarantees. In some people it can trigger an autoimmune disease as well, that's also for life.
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by internet_user 5y ago
if they do not notify you automatically, can you ask them? are they obligated in law to disclose these records on demand? Something tells me they'd simply decide to have an active investigation on everyone from birth to death and simpl
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by internet_user 6y ago
Bezos doesn't event want to fly cargo on 737 MAX-8? Surely they sell at a nice discount these days? Weird.
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by internet_user 6y ago
Nobody can keep up with the rate at which laws being produced. It's well past the point of no return. Law failed as an institution.
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by internet_user 6y ago
How can there be a rule of law when you have so many laws on the book, it is literally impossible for anyone to know what they are? Worse, they are being produced as such a rate no human can keep up. Law failed.
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by internet_user 6y ago
vitamin D deficiency is rampant. head of cardiology at one of the most renowned hospitals takes 5000 IU daily, been for decades.
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by internet_user 6y ago
examples of enforcement? never heard of anyone going to jail over this.
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by internet_user 6y ago
half-hours is only the compilation time.
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by internet_user 6y ago
You couldn't be more wrong. The US Army shipped 12 _BILLION_ dollar in cash, multiple cargo flights to Iraq filled with pallets of nice fresh stacks of cash. but they care to avoid dollarizing conquered countries? LOL. They just want c
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by internet_user 6y ago
Dollarization of other countries is in the national interest of the US.
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by internet_user 6y ago
We’ve become increasingly infertile, so much so that within a generation we may lose the ability to reproduce entirely. Humans can get IVF. We can even do in-vitro gametogenesis. What happens to all the wildlife that's being poisoned b
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Sperm Count Zero(gq.com)
6 points by internet_user 6y ago|1 comments
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by internet_user 6y ago
Sacrifice so that elites can travel to Davos in their private jets and gaslight you for not sacrificing enough.

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