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by kingkawn 2y ago
An artillery shell that only required slugs without more complex manufacturing would be pretty useful…
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by kingkawn 2y ago
They haven’t spent the charger building money yet, fella
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by kingkawn 2y ago
What if it were a rifle to house a much larger electromagnet?
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by kingkawn 2y ago
I too am unfortunate enough to have read that version of the ending
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by kingkawn 2y ago
As everyone pointed out there’s lots of reasons Valve as a company hasn’t done it, but also the corner they wrote themselves into of convoluted story telling, everything about it was headed toward being a mess and unsatisfying. It’s almost
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Even a cursory look at its history would resolve these questions
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Vienna was also the primary neutral ground meeting point during the Cold War between soviet and western interests
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by kingkawn 2y ago
None of it is ethical, law or not. Plus it is massively more expensive to let people continuously loop back into kidney failure. More expensive and unethical.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Emergent care instead of regular dialysis is vastly more expensive. All of this outrage over no free lunch is more expensive. Idiots.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
I know, but it is not at all ethical, practical, prudent, or fiscally responsible.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
A hospital I worked at would only provide dialysis to immigrants if they were in florid kidney failure. So they’d come to the ER dying, get dialysis once, then get released with no follow-up. They’d have to wait til they were back in kidney
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Awww sheeiiiiittttt
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by kingkawn 2y ago
But none of that means you should take a drug bc someone’s elaborately technologized guess is that it’ll be okay
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by kingkawn 2y ago
What a defensively unhinged injection of a broad generalization.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
because its a reductionist view of the value of sunlight exposure
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by kingkawn 2y ago
it is so so easy to grow that much of a garden, this is a complete waste
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by kingkawn 2y ago
saying that we should only think of it when someone’s trying to talk about women’s health is misogyny
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Yah yah what a skillful strawman you can build
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by kingkawn 2y ago
There’s also the ongoing closure of labor and delivery wards across the country, especially in rural America. There’s been an increase in retirements and burnout among experienced obgyn’s too. But I guess none of the complicating factors ma
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by kingkawn 2y ago
By your logic there isn’t an increase in maternal deaths because they were already this high for a long time before and nobody cared, arguably an even worse situation. There is no way to spin this that isn’t societal neglect of pregnancy.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Triggering Paget’s disease in 3, 2,…
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by kingkawn 2y ago
The nature of the photographic mechanism becomes a new definition of “reality,” but it is still a cultural byproduct, leaving Realness to be still uncovered in all kinds of ways
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by kingkawn 2y ago
This is pretty easy to understand if you try whatsoever
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by kingkawn 2y ago
I didn’t say all labor was forced, I said they use forced labor. Which they do. Your middle of the road ultra-orthodoxy is the dangerous attitude here.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
It’s not on the table because you don’t want it. That’s it.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Your dreams of having slaves are so revealing
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by kingkawn 2y ago
That’s because China is an authoritarian dictatorship that uses forced labor. That’s who you’re pining to be.
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Pay what it costs for people to live good lives
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by kingkawn 2y ago
Unions should be an inherent presence at every job. Any laws that help further their establishment so that business people who sell the labor of a single individual are able to organize beneficial business associations amongst themselves is
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by kingkawn 2y ago
As it should be

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