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by jmye 1y ago
> I do feel like I'm risking my family's life when it fails to connect and I'm left fiddling with it while driving. Wireless connectivity may be frustrating (though I've never had connectivity issues plugged in to the
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by jmye 1y ago
The report from his “friend” (who didn’t actually know him at all) that was subsequently retracted as bullshit? Why continue to push things you know aren’t true?
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by jmye 1y ago
What does that bullshit non sequitur have to do with the post you responded to? Is there some reason you feel compelled to interact in such an abjectly dishonest way?
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by jmye 1y ago
> Please provide sources for all of your claims, I made sure to verify what I wrote before I wrote it. And then provided none of those supposed “verifications” for what are probably very honorable and honest reasons.
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by jmye 1y ago
> that some enterprising random makes a compilation of public domain content My hypothetical book is not, at all, public domain. This is always a non-starter. > But likewise don't expect me to support a set a property norms that
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by jmye 1y ago
That the car’s model sucks was the bottom line of the prior comment. I’m begging some of you to learn how to read for context.
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by jmye 1y ago
Yup. 100% get the business aspects. Will still never buy another Apple product as long as he’s in charge. Puts me in a tough place for phones, I suppose, since Google is fundamentally worse for the world.
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by jmye 1y ago
I want to get this straight, given you > dont even really believe in that much If I write a book, let’s say it’s a really good book, and self-publish it, you’re saying you think it’s totally kosher for Amazon to take that book, make a
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by jmye 1y ago
This is an almost impressively dishonest set of comparisons. Wow.
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by jmye 1y ago
That the car’s model sucks? That saying “yeah but that’s how people, who are notoriously, horribly unsafe drivers do it” is meaningless, cheerleading nonsense? Should I go on? This is trivial stuff, man.
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by jmye 1y ago
As if you have the faintest clue how much testing was done, or have the capacity to understand that testing in the first place. These complaints are hollow, transparent bullshit, and they’re always pushed by people who will contort themselv
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by jmye 1y ago
Clown show administration for a clown show country. Voters getting exactly the reality TV show they wanted. Where are all the folks who voted for this? Why aren’t you cheering?
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by jmye 1y ago
Yup, a guy who’s ketamined his brain cells to mush, leading a bunch of sociopathic criminals. Who, except literally everyone, could’ve seen this ending poorly?!
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by jmye 1y ago
I mean, it’s also because rubes will buy anything they say solely because of one of the two guys saying it. It’s easy to tell a dumb lie when you know your fanbase won’t care and will repeat it as if it’s true.
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by jmye 1y ago
What does that have to do with the post you replied to? Is your implication that young people can’t enter hospice or have terminal illness? Or are we just quoting random statistics without any regard to relevance whatsoever?
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by jmye 1y ago
And regardless, I would tend to believe that a highly successful, very pervasive consumer product has at least some fucking clue who their customers are, unlike the random dude hacking their site who appears to think he’s an expert in every
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by jmye 1y ago
Right??? Why did Uber ever advertise! Everyone who needed a cab but was tired of cab companies could’ve just like, searched the internet for “service to connect me with normal people who will take me places in their own car” which was also
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by jmye 1y ago
“You don’t see me as a member of your specific ethnic group because I’m genealogically not” and “you don’t see me as a member or citizen of your country because we’re not genealogically the same” are not the same thing, and it’s deeply (and
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by jmye 1y ago
Man, your social media feed is largely bullshit. How have we gotten to a point where people are legitimately thinking “I saw a Tweet about it, so it obviously happened exactly as written, and no one has ever boosted infuriating content to m
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by jmye 1y ago
Why should banks be required to do business with you (for non-protected class reasons)? Why should Democrats want to make sure that colleges can ignore non-white and non-Asian applicants, regardless of potential ability? Why would Dems supp
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by jmye 1y ago
> You'll probably stew on this all day, even complain to others about it. Grow up.
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by jmye 1y ago
“Caring about things is dumb” is such a lame response to “at least thirty years of government didn’t fuck this up, so why is this one so incompetent that it did.” The language you use to dismiss the concern is certainly cute, but maybe put
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by jmye 1y ago
> NPs are not subject to oversight. Sorry, this is fundamentally incorrect. To the point I can only assume you’ve made up every other thing you’ve said. Though I’m fascinated by a paramedic having opinions on someone else’s medical tra
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by jmye 1y ago
What a weird comment. What do you think you need an MD for, in your primary care visit, that an NP can’t do? What do you actually know about their education? What do you actually know about licensing? How much time, in a day, do you think d
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by jmye 1y ago
Not just residency. Fix the cost (and capacity) of the education system as a whole, especially for mid-levels. There’s no reason this country should have such a chronic NP shortage, and you don’t need MD/DOs for most of the healthcare
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by jmye 1y ago
I read stories like this, and while I’m sympathetic to the fact that shit is expensive and that really sucks for some people, I can’t help but see “I’m allergic to toxic workplaces [and all workplaces are toxic]” as a huge, neon sign, poi
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by jmye 1y ago
> I don't know what the solution is I’m, of course, interested in an optimistic answer, but I think it’s clear that there is no solution. Humans are, by and large, really stupid and really selfish. You will never get enough of them
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by jmye 1y ago
Just more distraction from his abject failure, sorry, willful rejection of a major campaign promise. At least his voters are getting everything they wanted: a pariah state, bleeding money and international goodwill and stripping them of hea
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by jmye 1y ago
Do you want me to link Conner Mantz’s Strava? Like, what is the point of dropping a single, random example here? “Rest doesn’t preclude running” is a very simple, clear thought (followed by “recovery pace”, another very simple concept, well
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by jmye 1y ago
Rest doesn’t preclude running. Most high end runners run every day. It’s very easy to run at recovery pace and feel better than if you’d done nothing at all. I find the tendency of very amateur runners having very strong opinions about ru

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