lazyeye

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by lazyeye 1y ago
Please don't quote a couple of left-wing advocacy sites as if that's credible evidence. And yes you are arguing that non-citizens should be able to vote by consistently attacking any kind of approach that would manage the issue. N
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I just feel stupid having to argue the simple commonsense that it is the citizens only that should be allowed to vote, particularly after the influx of 10 million+ (likely much more) illegals in the last 4 years of the Biden admin. You appe
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Why didn't the Republicans do the same? You're asking why the Republicans aren't corrupt like the Dems? I don't know, you'll have to ask the Dems. We just have to deal with the consequences. And in terms of your &q
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by lazyeye 1y ago
This is good news that critical minerals are available locally.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I thought we were talking about rare earths?
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I think you're the one making falsehoods.. 1. Apportionment for both the House of Representatives and the Electoral College absolutely includes undocumented immigrants and all other non-citizens. Their presence alone allocates more ele
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by lazyeye 1y ago
ok but just because they were incompetent in the past (although in the Dems case nobody is that incompetent, they were obviously manipulating voter demographics - a complete corruption of democracy). That in no way implies the govt cant pro
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by lazyeye 1y ago
That's a little bit simplistic. Serious question...how old are you? Your world view is what I'd expect for someone with minimal life experience as an adult. Are you under 20?
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Groan...
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by lazyeye 1y ago
You also have to wonder how illegal immigration is managed in Korea. I'm going to assume they take a very different approach from what they are expecting from the US.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Its so strange how illegal immigration has been completely normalised in the minds of some people.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I stopped using Chatbox as it didnt allow an Openrouter API key (which in turn allows all models Openai, Claude, Grok, Gemini etc) and started using Msty instead. I might revisit Chatbox and see if its improved.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
We also dont know how much money China is investing in govt spyware either. I dont really trust the intent of any information I read online. This article could well be part of a influence campaign by a foreign power. "Because if you ta
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Roundabout Stealth Camping(youtube.com)
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Weird comment? Why am I the corrupt one? I think there is a deep institutional corruption that exists across the food and health bureacracies. and it persists regardless of who is in power. And no doubt there are many Democrats too who bene
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Agreed. The crazy thing is that the Silicon Valley ethos has always been about disruption, challenging the status quo. Yet when it comes to the utterly abysmal state of public here they all are reflexively rushing to defend the indefensible
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by lazyeye 1y ago
1 in 3 adolescents has pre-diabetes. https://diabetes.org/about-diabetes/prediabetes/adolescents-... It's mystery to me why people rush to defend such extreme levels of failure.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Yes this would be their primary challenge at which they have comprehensively failed.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
60% of the US population has at least one chronic disease. 60 PERCENT! 40% has 2 or more. In any other sector would this be an acceptable outcome? https://www.cdc.gov/chronic-disease/about/index.html The old estab
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Populism is a democratic mandate you don't like. And I guess it's also where a politicians lies are more simple, direct which apparently is MUCH WORSE than the more sophisticated, poll-driven lies of the establishment politician&#
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Seems like its been a "self-reinforcing loop" for decades... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wealth_inequality_in_the_Uni...
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Those damn far-right nazis, picking up litter in the park...it's the end of democracy ; ) Only MSNBC could put a negative spin on that....thanks for the link, I had a good laugh.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Id also argue if China was open to the world we would see the level of Chinese racism against foreigners is very high indeed. Likely higher given their closed media systems unable to tolerate foreign opinion.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I'm curious to try a bedjet (no affiliation). https://bedjet.com
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Like I said "you just put words together..." I've been wondering for a while now if you are an AI chat bot emulating a 15 yr old teenager. I think quite possibly you are. Before we continue this chat, its very important you t
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by lazyeye 1y ago
You just sort of put words together that have little to no connection to reality. Deriving an immigration policy based on an environment that existed 150 years ago would be insanely stupid.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
ok but I thought you were arguing that a president removing a previous appointee is heralding the end of democracy or something. I dont know what point you are trying to make with regard to immigration but not flooding the country with mill
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by lazyeye 1y ago
The "remarkably worse" has already happened. It's what we are trying to get back from. It's why I used the term counter -revolution. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/02/06/politics/biden-
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by lazyeye 1y ago
"and I agree that there was a fair bit of it..." This casual aside is really doing alot of heavy lifting here and doesnt really acknowledge the scale of the problem. Dismissing it as "muddled bureacracy" doesnt even come
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Yes it was obviously a cut and paste from a previous comment for the simple reason that the same point was being made. And honestly the idea that me putting forward a consistent point of view is somehow indicative of inauthenticity is kind

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