joyeuse6701

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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
CNN is corporate media, RT is state media, Fox News is corporate media, xinhua is state media. S Corporate media is sometimes a cheerleader for government but most of the time in the United States its tearing the government apartment consta
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
If you actually think so, then have you considered moving to Russia yet?
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
This is almost like a cross between Pikmin and Little Nightmares. Cool idea.
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
I don't think he's referring to work-life balance in the standard way. His work-life balance issue wasn't because of too much work, it was because it was uninspiring somehow. He compensated heavily with 'life' as pe
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
Yeah but the (insert suffering in group) had it tougher than (out group). We can always compare and find someone or something that has it worse. What’s the point in bringing it up, that we can’t feel sorry for someone who has suffered becau
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
May not have read the article fully.
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by joyeuse6701 4y ago
The vaccines do not prevent infection but reduce the ultimate harm of the infection.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
You could invest it and work towards an early retirement.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
You’ve replied more in this thread than anyone, calling this guy a grifter and a douche several times and attacking others in this thread, do you have some personal stake in this? It seems like you do and all your posts make me even more su
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
He’s a hack (pun intended) for other reasons, namely using the above credentials to obtain a greater credibility than he deserves.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
For some people… many people struggle with establishing romantic relationships, men and women alike. I’ll be first to admit that the phrasing used by the author is dated, however
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
I think these are good points, I’ll try this out
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Set alarms periodically to remind you. Also Meditation practice helps sustain the moments of mindfulness longer before drifting back into ego identification and thought. Journal in the evening and or morning. That by your definition let’s y
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
The author of the post does address your Scott Galloway example by stating that that is an obvious weakness that needs correcting. I think if we're starting with an individual with no obvious weaknesses, perhaps they are just average
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Presumably for the same reason opt-in is a problem too.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Does that include Tibet, Xinjiang and Taiwan? They're 'Domestic' according to the CCP right?
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Evidence is hard to come by because the CCP isn’t forthcoming in the least, but we do have the investigative journalism of the NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/13/podcasts/uighurs-coverage...
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Using it as a sedative is different from the 0.3mg purpose the writer alludes to.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
How about some citations? At least a few of these claims are wrong. 2,3 I’ve definitely seen at least one study demonstrating the effectiveness of cloth masks in limiting the projectile spread of the disease. Like, recorded video exploring
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
We (the west) may see this as shocking, but I believe this isn't equivalent to the U.S. gov't doing something that would crash the NYSE or NASDAQ. If the Chinese gov't did something that undermined real estate value, where mo
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Agreed, which, as an aside, is why the civil forfeiture issue is such a scandal
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
I 100% believe the U.S.G. would use the Uighur situation as a reason for war, despite other more morally lacking reasons (power). I also 100% believe that the CCP would do something to the Uighur's worth starting a war over. The CCP is
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
“more fragile white males with degrees from Princeton, and podcasts selling high speed internet.“ Hard to take the author’s point seriously with phrases like this. It comes off as a tantrum born of envy, written in today’s lefty lingo. Ther
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
True, the Americans were the better alternative for hegemon, hands down.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
No, it’s not about standards of living, it’s about defending people. If you’re in a position to help then you should! South Vietnam was invaded, South Korea was invaded. Would you prefer South Korea to be a North Korea? I agree bombings, ch
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
The immediate post I responded to was arguing that the US doesn’t do the right thing, but tries to extract max profits for its big businesses and a bunch of foreign policy mistakes. My point was the US is more than that, and “good” as illus
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Sure, if we compare like for like, I suppose other rich nations, those are real alternatives, However, since I’m black I am also aware of the incredibly prevalent casual racism of the other G7. It’s not even a point of discussion it’s so c
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
Yet the US is still the premier nation that everyone tries to immigrate to, because as a nation it actually works. The same can’t be said of many of the nations you mentioned, and that was before U.S involvement. The cool narrative of today
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
The Southern Vietnamese population in the US would strongly disagree with you. One shouldn’t forget what happened to them after the U.S. pulled out. It wasn’t a rainbows and sunshine reunification, but murder, anguish and famine.
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by joyeuse6701 5y ago
There is. Assume it’s either zoonotic or lab, and then put in new protocols to address both. We aren’t resource constrained on this.

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