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by kokanator 5y ago
And if we had a single payer system the government would never control who got care and who did not receive care....
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by kokanator 5y ago
Agree but confused.... Asking a few questions in response would be meaningful: Do you ever write scripts to solve routine tasks so you don't have to do them over and over again? Of course you do. Most ( not all ) of these examples are
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by kokanator 5y ago
> IIRC there was some research from Denmark suggesting the opposite, namely that the significantly harder steel pellets would have a higher probability of punching through bone and hit vital organs rather than deforming and lodging in th
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by kokanator 5y ago
This is an interesting ammunition. A sabot for sure but the flat/concave face keeps it out of the shotgun acting like a rifle scenario. Thank you for directing me to this.
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by kokanator 5y ago
I grew up in one of these game units. It was a shotgun only unit. Unfortunately, a steel slug in a shotgun would permanently damage the shotgun because steel does not give the way lead does. A shotgun has a choke which reduces the barrel di
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by kokanator 5y ago
> Hunting is so expensive anyways. What's a few more bucks? Pun not intended This is not a true statement. I started hunting with a $115 shotgun and a $35 license which in turn provided my 1 deer, dozens of rabbits and countless duc
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by kokanator 5y ago
>Concentrations of lead more than 100 times this limit have been detected in the meat of lead-shot carcasses as far as six inches from the entry wound. In which direction? Was there any indication of damage? Did they only measure from th
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by kokanator 5y ago
It is interesting how many obviously non-hunter and/or non-shooters are weighing in here. Having hunted nearly 40 years for all types of game and in a large number of different settings I wanted to provide a few observations from exper
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by kokanator 5y ago
This is a significant and life changing side effect. One that should be getting more coverage than it is. Additionally there appears to be no followup with individuals in the at risk categories post vaccination.
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by kokanator 5y ago
It would be interesting to take the question a step further. Was expressing more outrage a result of the Likes and Shares or is it the individual has discovered a place where there are not consequences/questioning for expressing founde
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by kokanator 5y ago
This is so true I can't believe I am finally reading 12 years on. We have tried various things, work blocks, no meeting days, etc. without ever really understand what the true root of the issue is. I am curious how others have solved t
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by kokanator 5y ago
From the reference: "But the real question behind the question is, are we doing something according to political ideology or viewpoints? And we are not. Period," he added. So either he is full on lying or he thinks we are too stup
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by kokanator 5y ago
Did you read the article or any of the references? Obviously there is no 'absolute' way but there are methods to assign a general bias.
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by kokanator 5y ago
Are you saying they don't have the right to have a twitter account? So much news today is actually prompted or pulled from twitter/social media. When the vast majority of media is left biased [0] it would be hard to have a decent
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by kokanator 5y ago
There are currently bounty programs in the US for coyotes [0]. They have worked for several species including invasive species [1]. Great link though. Very interesting historical events. [0] https://wildlife.utah.gov/predator
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by kokanator 5y ago
You are using the Origin Fallacy also known as the Genetic Fallacy as an argument[0]. This is not a valid argument. Stating that the information was curated by conservatives does not make it true or false. The claims in the database are res
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by kokanator 5y ago
Great and enlightening article. Thank you.
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by kokanator 5y ago
There certainly are bigger problems to solve than this one. The article almost reads like, "We need a good reason to allow the reduction in nuisance wild pig populations."
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by kokanator 5y ago
This is easily solved by providing hunting opportunities. Simple effective and people will pay for the privilege. Or if you are not against spending money, a bounty will solve it even faster. ( if this is truly and issue to be concerned wit
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by kokanator 5y ago
You could be very correct on this. I do see that the Big Tech leaders tend support left candidates/positions consistently. Perhaps this is because it is beneficial to their business as a whole and nothing to do with their ideology. Reg
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by kokanator 5y ago
Your reference does not support your claim. It simply shows more right traffic and content. This does NOT prove censorship claims. Simply activity. Here is a database of confirmed censorship: https://censortrack.org/
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Tech Against Terrorism Transparency Guidelines(transparency.techagainstterrorism.org)
2 points by kokanator 5y ago|1 comments
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by kokanator 5y ago
It is true statistically. Big Media is generally Left Biased.[0] [0] https://guides.lib.umich.edu/c.php?g=637508&p=4462444
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by kokanator 5y ago
That is odd, it didn't seem to happen when the Republicans were in power. Actually, quite the opposite. We saw a tremendous amount of censorship of Right content and people.
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by kokanator 5y ago
At times an apology is appropriate and necessary. However, when it is not, simply apologizing does nothing for the conversation or furthering any cause. It simply ferments continued abuses. If 'the mob' feels they can apply enough
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by kokanator 5y ago
Sorta Agree... BUT If you are going to you should strategically work (some ) weekends or extra hours in the way a baseball player puts extra reps in at the cages on their own time or the flutist rehearses to make first chair. This applies t
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by kokanator 5y ago
These traits are typically in clusters. You may have an amazing brain trait that accelerates your success and also have a sensory processing disorder which creates great discomfort. The cliff question would seem to be a very personal questi
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by kokanator 5y ago
I was hoping this was a comparison from the consumers point of view rather that total capacity. Does anyone have a comparison of the actual latency, throughput and reliability of these networks?
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by kokanator 5y ago
They tend to be a great resource for rarely used knowledge. The key is remembering you have a cheatsheet for that rarely used knowledge.
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by kokanator 5y ago
>You are the one making the claims; you need to provide the evidence. There is evidence that human evolution is actually speeding up since the dawn of agriculture. "...scientists can study the changes in the frequency of an allele o

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