j8hn

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   by j8hn 6y ago

   I'm trying to understand what you are saying. Much of the Parler user base opposes associating with certain groups of protected classes?
2. 62.▲
   by j8hn 6y ago

   I'm not familiar with Parler. I tried to read some comments from different posts and wasn't able. Do you have to have an account to read comments?
3. 63.▲
   by j8hn 6y ago

   You're commenting is very uncivil and doesn't belong here.
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   by j8hn 6y ago

   Interesting choice of words "imagined terrors and existential threats". This is what Glen Greenwald was arguing that the left has been doing.
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   by j8hn 6y ago

   This is false and you are spreading misinformation about what happened in Seattle and Bellevue.
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   by j8hn 6y ago

   What most tourists don't know is that the hotel has to be registered to accept foreigners. I don't know if it's an issue any longer, but some foreigners found out the hard way after booking accommodations through Ctrip.
7. 67.▲
   by j8hn 6y ago

   According to the law, you have to register with the local authorities. Technically a law was broken, unlikely it will be used against you unless they make it a prerogative.
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   by j8hn 6y ago

   What SEA countries has the Trump administration had a isolationist attitude towards?
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   by j8hn 6y ago

   Judging by the numbers I would say international trade is of vital importance to the US.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Doesn't the US have a free trade agreement with Korea?
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    How would TPP help the US long-term?
12. 72.▲
    by j8hn 6y ago

    How would the TPP be favorable for US citizens long term?
13. 73.▲
    by j8hn 6y ago

    What is best for the US as far as trade?
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    I'm curious where the US ranks on immigration worldwide on their attack on immigration.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Has it been demonized the by conservatives? This is from the 2015 session where TPP fast track was debated. The average Republican member received $19,673.28 from corporate TPP supporters. The average Democrat received $9,689.23 from those
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    "Isolating the US economically from the entire Asia-Pacific region." Is this true? The US has a free trade agreement with Korea, recently signed a very limited free trade agreement with Japan with the expectation that it will be e
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Are they out of context? Granted they are short video clips, but what would the greater context show? In three of the videos with younger women, they all seemed to recoil from his "affection". With the young girls, I don't
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    And the majority of the prohibitions in the list are a very short time frame from 24-48 hours.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    If you're worried about the interests of democracy then I would think freedom of speech would be important.
20. 80.▲
    by j8hn 6y ago

    Yikes, I never really paid attention to how creepy and inappropriate he was with little girls and young women.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    So, what do you suppose? Prohibition of political news stories leading up to an election? Have you heard of an October surprise? "On October 20, 1880, shortly before the 1880 presidential election, a forged letter was published purpor
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    I don't think either of your opinions have to be acknowledged or assumed in order to have a sensible conversation about this issue. "We haven't had this issue in history before: it's never been so easy to reach so many p
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    For a while I assumed they lied as well. Now, looking back I'm not so sure. There really wasn't much scientific evidence of masks being effective for respiratory diseases.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    But did WHO make the original claim based on sound evidence or trying to appease a certain government? Taiwan disagreed with that assessment early on.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    I have to disagree on your assessment about whether our science community based the advice on polls from Republican voters. I was in favor of masks (might have helped since I lived in Asia previously), and debating people early on about the
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Here is a short video from the CDC in March of this year. https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1238487810874789889 If you search Google news for "masks" between February and March you can see where the surg
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Are you sure that masks don't protect you? You've made that statement three times in four sentences. It's false that the guidance was clear the reason for recommending people not wear masks was because of a shortage. US hea
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    Next...Sweden is banned from YouTube.
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    I believe there wasn't much scientific evidence that non n95 mask helped. Especially because of the fit test. It was even unknown for n95. I remember early on debating people whether masks worked and they pointed to the lack of scient
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    by j8hn 6y ago

    You're right. My issue is that why did US health officials say masks were not effective against respiratory infections, when health officials from Asian countries had deemed them effective. Why didn't we have the science? Respira