jasonlotito

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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
Simple. He broke this rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Canvassing This is fairly straightforward, with the result (blocked from editing) mentioned clearly. It doesn't matter the topic. Being a cofound
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
Except we weren't talking about climate change. We were talking about you lying. You said one thing, and the link you provided did not support your claim. If you make a claim, and the thing you say supports it does not support it, kind
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
u/xdennis You think it's a fun fact that Charlie Kirk died? Crazy. > It's fun to see leftists argue the same when it comes to discrimination against right wing or centrist academics. I didn't argue anything. I made a
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
So you admit you were lying. Gotcha.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
That doesn't show they were purged. There are many reasons their numbers declined.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
No, the parent is lying. Anyone suggesting that needs to bring full receipts, but they can't. They are liars at best.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
PAGE NOT FOUND The page you requested was not found. You may have followed an old link or typed the address incorrectly. I'm sure it says something that you think makes this a slam-dunk rebuttal, but you should fix your link first. Edi
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
No. Your AI tool that summarized the comment did you dirty. The key here was this: > perfect formatting and at least superficial plausibility Basically, a library full of books that have nice covers is going to take time to see that all
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
The big difference was radio wasn't on-demand. You couldn't just listen to a complete album. If you wanted to listen to your favorite artist, you couldn't do that on the radio without listening to a lot of other stuff.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
That's not far from St. Louis and Fort Leonard Wood, a hub for basic training among other things. I wonder if that had any impact in the location.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
"Region to region" Blue states > Red states 100% of the time. Though, even within those states, you have to move. But, that's not unexpected. In Canada, it didn't matter where you moved. We looked. And then I didn&#x2
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
The party of big government at it again.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
Counterpoint: Why don't people ask for help? If they put a donate button on their site... > This irks me primarily because I'm so tired of ... constant advertisements. And yet advertises on their site. Shame.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
> I would dearly love to know what "costs" of healthcare you are looking at when you say the US is preferable enough to actually move to/be in/stay in the US. Autism care for children. I'm looking at $15-30k a ye
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
> Because you wanted to pay more? No. Canada was 4 figures a month with a wait time of at least a year for one service. > Or are you saying it is cheaper in the US? It was 100% free in the US. With no wait time. For all the services n
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
> assuming no other costs. Assuming normal costs, you are looking $21-$22k not including taxes. There is no way you are finding a car for $28k for just $400. Trust me.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
It doesn't help your case when you state inflammatory comments like "If you are so knowledgeable, then what argument am I making?". This isn't reddit.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
> Yep, for-profit healthcare is a bad idea. It's the main reason our USA healthcare costs so much. And yet it still exists in the rest of the world. But people tend to think of it only as for rich people as opposed to covering thing
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
Google said you are 100% wrong.
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by jasonlotito 4mo ago
> I've read through the responses from Proton and don't find it sufficient. Genuinely curious: What do you find insufficient specifically?
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
It's in the corner, and it's porcelain. But you get it. And people worship that.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
They choose to remain willfully ignorant, ignoring science and prefer the ways of lies and deception. No amount of logic, facts, or intelligence will sway them.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
> Oh, so because this one occurrence It's more than one occurrence. > Not because of some people who don’t know what a woman is? You could learn, but you champion willful ignorance.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
Wrong. You didn't read my post. 100% willful ignorance and wrong. > One case among many more.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
This is pathetic. Raising this? This is the level of "intelligence" you get when you pretend to remove all DEI/wokeness and just leave the ones that cater to you. Pathetic.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
Trump doesn't let? Trump is sitting in a chair in the corner of the room of any negotiation he's in. He's weak at best.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
What do you wonder exactly? Where is the confusion? Do you not know what ovulation is? Ovulation is the phase of the menstrual cycle when a mature egg is released from the ovary. Do you not understand what people are? People is an American
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/S10642
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
> Because we don't have a right to a continuing service that requires their labor unless they agreed to it There are carve-outs in the legislation for this. It's a moot point.
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by jasonlotito 5mo ago
> At no point did you purchase unlimited free online service forever, by the way. The legislation specifically carves out for things like this. > Why do you deserve free labor from a game developer that you paid a nominal amount to 10

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