juanani

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by juanani 5y ago
So because people kill people, machines should be allowed to kill people? not even logical, I can see an argument being valid as in why shouldn't machines kill other machines. why do you think machines should be allowed to kill people?
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by juanani 5y ago
Can't believe the time we live in, people putting themselves under willful surveillance and seriously cheering their own censorship. I gotta get off the internet, what a craphole.
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by juanani 5y ago
By the same way Iraq had WMDs. Spam daily articles with 'expert sources' that ride on your viewers emotional states. It's a 'Chinese' virus the same way it was a 'Spanish' flu a century ago. You keep spamm
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by juanani 5y ago
Keyword in the title of the article: Intelligence. Try to recall the last time they said something that wasn't proven fake to push agendas. I will be here waiting.
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by juanani 5y ago
It seems there is a positive correlation with intelligence and gullibility. I mean, you're so smart that you can program and count monies, this is because you are likely a modern day god which no one has figured out yet, and no mortal
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by juanani 5y ago
Cannot be allowed to stand by whom? Everyone else is too busy silencing proper journalists, in what world are we where you actually think there is a country that stands for 'free speech'? Speech that's against the status quo
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by juanani 5y ago
It sounds like a reflection of current emotion/mood to me. Also it is something I'd think about if I was a mercenary aiming down at some innocents. 'theyre just going to suffer, nature is so cruel, *yawn BANG'. It's
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by juanani 5y ago
I'd argue that the billions already sunk are a great incentive to keep the publishings to a minimum, but I'm just a crackpot so nvm..
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by juanani 5y ago
I blame r/all for such 'original' opinions. People in China are less brainwashed than this. Who's free?
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by juanani 5y ago
I think the criticism is valid, especially from its own citizens. What I found most bizarre is how kids are trained/required/mandated to pledge allegiance to the flag EVERY day without even knowing what they are actually doing. 30
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by juanani 5y ago
This would be a more interesting read if they gave out some details of where they were stationed. Sounds like we know the cause(equipment malfunction) but it is too good of an opportunity to pass up on smearing more Russia/China bad. I
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by juanani 6y ago
Out of the two people I know who got this jab, one is with a swollen thigh. I wonder how much damage control the media/ vaccine lobby is on right now. I can imagine spinning red lights and the sounds of a siren in the distance. Gotta
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by juanani 6y ago
Birth rates must be at an all time low.
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by juanani 6y ago
Blind exceptionalism is required to get by in the West. I can't see good reasons for it, Hollywood plays the fiddle.
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by juanani 6y ago
Since Bitcoin is mainly only used for crime, does that mean that Tesla is enabling criminal movement? Didn't someone get indicted recently for providing a service that was used by criminals? Let's get them, DoJ!
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by juanani 6y ago
>Wow, I’d never heard of the Pfizer case. From the Wiki article >Pfizer subsequently settled the case out of court with a $75 million settlement that was subject to a confidentiality clause. Does the confidentiality clause also suppre
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by juanani 6y ago
Do you consider Amish people to live in communes? I wasn't aware they all failed. Or is only the failed ones that end up a commune in your dictionary? This axe you're grinding is getting hella sharp. Can't believe you failed
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by juanani 6y ago
>China imprisoning our citizens as proxy conflict with the US Was that retaliatory for Canada imprisoning a Chinese citizen in the name of US sanctions against Iran? I am curious which came first since I haven't followed it closely.
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by juanani 6y ago
Everyone chimed in that electronics are so easy to repair(ofc its HN). Whoever was offering money for the truck obviously knew how to repair machinery but not electronica. So they prefer what they know to repair, lets bash their lack of kno
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by juanani 6y ago
I had the same thing in mind when I ordered a gift recently, thought I'd see how Newegg matches up. I got my package 2 days later, the whole order had Amazon shipping slips/boxes, delivered by Amazon.
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by juanani 6y ago
Sad to see HN flagging this away. Queue Greenwald being Russia-influenced
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by juanani 6y ago
I think everyone turned on him because he spoke the nastiest of truths at the most inconvenient time (week before elections). And lo and behold our political apparatus swiped their power back, and did not allow anyone to question anything.
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by juanani 6y ago
Same can be said to your statement about the people in the middle east we have yet to stop bombing. I don't think growing that list is a good solution, but for a nation whose main export is 'defence' weapons, it should be obv
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by juanani 6y ago
The government, in a time of war, will pull all sorts of nasty shenanigans. Thankfully, we've been at war for a while so.. dont be traitors now.
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by juanani 6y ago
Our Pentagon certainly doesn't change tactics every new president but hey you got this nice reality going for you where you think one person is in charge of the whole country, I am over here still waiting for a clear picture of Sasqua
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by juanani 6y ago
It can be waterproof sealed without the glue. I used my Kyocera Torque (rugged) until I couldn't update it's OS. (needed updated software for work) Changed it's battery once, you could use a nickel (or a fingernail) to unlock
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by juanani 6y ago
Did I miss the /s tag? This cheerleading needs to calm down a bit, I'm not sure this bashathon should be used to tighten our own wools. Different systems can both be bad. Let's relax with flexing our elite 'Western accou
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by juanani 6y ago
PRISM should be enough proof, doubt we will see anymore. What's all this concern about the Annunaki?
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by juanani 6y ago
Great idea for a self defence class. I am an amateur in dog fights though so don't go starting fights with dogs just based on this story/method. If I ever am unfortunate to do it again, I might try some loud, strict voice commands
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by juanani 6y ago
Not OP, but never turn your back and run - to a growling dog. I was once stuck with an unfriendly pitbull in a high fenced backyard(the dog's backyard). Once it is staring and growling at you, try to slowly back out of its territory. Y

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