julianapostate

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by julianapostate 4y ago
its been inshored to latin americans
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by julianapostate 4y ago
dismantling public eduation? Have you been to a college? conservatives aren't allowed in the building. If it sucks conservatives had nothing to do with that.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
trump started printing money during an unprecedanted employment and business crisis, airlines and much critical business would have likely collapsed in months without that intervention. then trump wanted to do it again probably just to get
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by julianapostate 5y ago
the reason for which trump started it are totally different than the reasons for which democrats want to continue it.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
Government agencies dont allow authoritative sources to remark on their incompetence. See the last 2 years as a citation of that.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
people on HN only use exclamation points in code or sarcasm
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by julianapostate 5y ago
The problem of availability already exists because emergency services are abused on non-emergencies this stops those abuses freeing it up for real emergencies, no person no-matter how poor is going to balk at using an emergency service on a
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by julianapostate 5y ago
One is a real problem, actually experienced and only getting worse. One is a pretend problem that is only talked about and never experienced.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
not sure why shouldnt be on the list, the IMF discussed and advocated it, and the Bangladeshi gov followed their lead. the definition of a conspire is to "work together to someone else's detriment", im sure from the perpectiv
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by julianapostate 5y ago
> The Federal Reserve can, but the government cannot. however every crisis for which the government feels it needs to print money it asks the federal reserve which appears to usually oblige them their seperation to me seems just like som
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by julianapostate 5y ago
Why don’t people trust the media? Exactly this type of consistent ham fisted reasoning that any intelligent person can see right through which obviously demonstrates an agenda.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
they actually like the fraud because they can use it to justify larger budgets.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
do political things not start, get normalized, then serve as a foundation on which new trends can build?
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by julianapostate 5y ago
What massive destruction? Have vaccines been a net health deficit for these groups?
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by julianapostate 5y ago
As i was getting a flu shot, i saw a lone young guy enter a Walgreens near oakland with an empty duffel bag intent on stealing a few hundred dollars in deodorant and face cream. As he proceed to use his arms to shovel the first batch in, t
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by julianapostate 5y ago
It’s not the real world just the media’s world if you ignore Them their evil actions and effects “mostly” goes away.
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by julianapostate 5y ago
The authorities/institutions are always advancing their agenda. truth/lying is irrelevant. In most cases the agenda is consistent over years so it’s hard to notice the changes. During Covid the health agency agendas pivoted so rap
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by julianapostate 5y ago
Google “dr loses job over Covid” to see the examples we are allowed to
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by julianapostate 5y ago
No It’s just the usual gentrified self contempt.
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by julianapostate 6y ago
There was never good intentions here, they just started at the most palatable points and will keep cranking it up as they can.
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by julianapostate 6y ago
and what kind of incentives does paying 61K a tent create?
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by julianapostate 6y ago
Im of the opinion that the “true position” of the writer behind writing is irrelevant. Teachers are supposed to grade essays anonymously to avoid biases against students but here we are preoccupied not only with the writer, but his “true po
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by julianapostate 6y ago
The word racism is meaningless to many people now. the definition is too encompassing and by denouncing it, particularly in conversation with a political activist, you have no clue what you are signing up for. https://www.theatla
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by julianapostate 6y ago
Ironically, there was a recent astral codex article about how much writings sucks and becomes useless when you have to appeal to too many stakeholders by constantly re-stating the obvious to keep everyone happy.
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by julianapostate 6y ago
As a former left leaning person who saw this coming ten years ago when will you say it’s too much and vote against the left?
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by julianapostate 6y ago
google doesnt have a search monopoly because bing is the default on internet explorer
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by julianapostate 6y ago
https://www.newsweek.com/big-tech-employees-donate-overwhelm...
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by julianapostate 6y ago
historical comparisons with clearly demarcated "bad" sides are pretty much just veiled bad faith arguments.
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by julianapostate 6y ago
does anyone have a link to the actual video? curious about the extent of the misinformation.
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by julianapostate 6y ago
the implications are that a bit of gene pool control may go a long way.

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