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by jjcon 5y ago
How about 19 year olds as was the case here?
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by jjcon 5y ago
> There's been 80 years of continuous demonstration that holocaust denial is ahistorical garbage. Yet people continue to believe it because it allows them to justify their hatred. You are suggesting that our liberal approach to free
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by jjcon 5y ago
> There are plenty of decently-educated people ready to jump into any discussion and either a) share their contrary opinion I completely disagree with you sir!
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by jjcon 5y ago
> The “microwave attack” story came out in mid-2017 when Trump was in office. Travel restrictions came back and foreign relations languished. It’s trivially easy to blame a nation state for an attack, and then use it as excuse to end pol
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by jjcon 5y ago
>The US has a long history of abuses and orchestrated false flag attacks on Cuba To support this, you cite a proposed US operation (not a real one), a bombing carried out by cuban terrorists and a radio station? > we only began hearin
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by jjcon 5y ago
You are flooding this post with with multiple threads of innuendo and conspiracy theory - this syndrome is documented in dozens of officials in multiple governments at multiple levels. It has been studied by independent researchers, medical
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by jjcon 5y ago
> So, we only began hearing reports when Trump was in office, allowing for a significant planning period. You are alleging a massive intergovernmental conspiracy, created up by Trump just so he can have some cover to strengthen restricti
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by jjcon 5y ago
> Which brands have you tried? More than I could possibly recall. Violife, chao, follow your heart, miyokos, daiya, parmellas, go veggie, kite hill, Trader Joe’s brand > For some kinds of cheese, people actually find them indistinguis
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by jjcon 5y ago
Totally agree on miyoko - the best tasting I’ve had and good in its own right kinda as it’s own thing
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by jjcon 5y ago
> Vegan Cheese Is Ready to Compete With Dairy. Is the World Ready to Eat It? I’m vegetarian and my partner is vegan - I’ve tried every vegan cheese on the shelf. The answer is no because it’s not even close to ready. It might pass an ini
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by jjcon 5y ago
I think that was intentional?
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by jjcon 6y ago
> Taking kids' communication seriously and teaching them how to interact with the broader world in a civil way is literally what schools are for In no way is that the original or even modern purpose of schooling
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by jjcon 6y ago
Because the value of those thing depreciate over time and therefore a full refund doesn’t accurately reflect current value. A movie is more valuable directly after release, same is true for games. Additionally a movie/game is more valu
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by jjcon 6y ago
This would totally make sense to me - complete refund though doesn’t pass a sniff test
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by jjcon 6y ago
I’m not sure a random portlander with no expertise on this tech who makes their money selling self published ebooks on why you should be afraid of Tesla is exactly the right person to include in this conversation.
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by jjcon 6y ago
Likely all that would do is cause them to stop letting people buy content and push everyone over to subscription services - Beyond that, there are problems there. What’s stopping me from getting all the latest games on iOS, latest movies as
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by jjcon 6y ago
Can we get an updated title mods?
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by jjcon 6y ago
Looking at a single country when this is more about first world vs third world is hardly useful or scientific
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> not 'doing being suicidal right' Maybe they’re not?
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I sincerely doubt the tag line, “Financial support from governments may have reduced one potential cause of despair” has absolutely anything to do with it Suicide is rarely about true despair, I would say it is more about loss of purpose. W
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by jjcon 6y ago
Or they can just keep doing what they’re doing because it provides a diverse landscape that is America - if it makes them happy why not? There is more to the variety than ROI - I’ve loved wandering through the towns when in the USA - a bit
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by jjcon 6y ago
I like in the room - I agree it is cozier - in the cafe as suggest below is also nice
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by jjcon 6y ago
Nobody is talking about sales pitches - the FTC in the USA also has a do not call list. This is about scam callers that set up pop up operations make a few bucks close down and repeat. This happens just as much here in the EU. Most of these
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by jjcon 6y ago
> kills 1 in 200 people It kills less than that in the demographic in question, not to mention that is only of those who contract the virus. > People are absolute garbage at thinking about scale. I don’t think it is that, I think it i
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by jjcon 6y ago
I’m pretty sure you can use previous material capital losses to offset current gains.
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Which in no way directly excludes the export of vaccine to other countries - as I have mentioned the US has directly exported to canada and mexico and its properties are creating vaccine for over 70 countries including every country in the
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by jjcon 6y ago
> Because both do not export any vaccine. And the EU does. So even Canada cannot get vaccines from the US Blatantly Untrue - the US has directly exported vaccine to both Canada and Mexico and it’s companies are producing huge amounts of
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by jjcon 6y ago
I think the idea is that biontechs contribution is a dime a dozen at this point - the heavy lifting (ie where demand outstrips supply) is being done by Pfizer not biontech If this were not the case why is it that the EU vaccine rollout has
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by jjcon 6y ago
Efficacious vaccine candidates are high in supply (moderna, Pfizer, j&j, AstraZeneca etc etc) - massive manufacturing capacity, testing and clinical trial ability however is not. If Pfizer hadn’t partnered with biontech they wouldn’t ha
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by jjcon 6y ago
That’s why both companies are equally sharing both the costs and the profits?

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