lazyeye

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by lazyeye 1y ago
This is how China has been operating since forever. They don't seem to be doing too badly.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
The Coinbase CEO was claiming they werent allowed to run it in the UK however maybe it was a"soft ban" as in the TV channels were self-censoring.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I disagree. Given the lengths we've seen the Democrat party will go to, to take out a political opponent, fudging some jobs numbers is rather tame by comparison.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Yes very weird stuff, unlike the conventional narrative we've typically seen across the media which is that men are simple-minded buffoons incapable of boiling an egg. This is completely normal and good.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
How could making fatherhood desirable and respectable ever be considered "strange propaganda"? We live in very weird times indeed.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Not everything but in alot of cases yes it was a mistake. Trade has never been free, globalization has been a negative for alot of people etc
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Yes the funding of Russia's war machine (by buying Russian energy) whilst expecting the US to fund the EU's defense takes some level of nerve. Nobody should take the EU seriously.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Nobody here has provided any evidence for anything they've stated either. Apparently after the recent election, the jobs numbers were adjusted down by close to 800k, (meaning of course, they had been inflated by 800k prior to the elec
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Well I guess you can make anything the govt's business if you give it the appropriate label.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I disagree. It may be that WFH offers a competitive advantage when recruiting but its not a govt's role to tell people how to run their businesses.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I wonder if housing could be designed in such a way as to provide the best of both worlds. Maybe 2 private rooms with external access sharing a communal area for shared meals if desired.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
In response to all your comments...you need to spend some time outside your media bubble. It's not my job to compensate for your ignorance.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
The fact that adjustments have happened in the past in no way disproves the idea that recent estimates/adjustments may have been made in support of a political agenda.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
"The scale compared to what?" Compared to previous adjustments. "What other examples do you have that been proven to indicate there's a clear pattern of abuse or power to target Trump?" The Russian collusion hoax (
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by lazyeye 1y ago
The entire mainstream media will have no business model if they are not able to edit live video to support their preferred narrative.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
It's the timing of them and the scale of them that tends to suggest a political motivation. But given the level of hatred of Trump and the lengths the Dems will go to attempt to discredit Trump we've seen so far, it's not har
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I can only repeat my previous comment....
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by lazyeye 1y ago
This doesn't negate Trump's concerns. It's not that adjustments were made, it's the timing of them and the scale of them that tends to suggest a political motivation. You can not like the numbers simply because they are
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Trump's comments on the sacking.... "I was just informed that our country's 'Jobs Numbers' are being produced by a Biden appointee, Dr. Erika McEntarfar, the Commissioner of Labor Statistics, who faked the jobs numb
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Trump's comments on the sacking.... "I was just informed that our country's 'Jobs Numbers' are being produced by a Biden appointee, Dr. Erika McEntarfar, the Commissioner of Labor Statistics, who faked the jobs numb
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by lazyeye 1y ago
And you are clearly regurgitating left-wing talking points etc.....
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I was thinking more that you should stop with the dumb hyperbole that is completely disconnected from reality.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
https://archive.md/xvHZA
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by lazyeye 1y ago
TLDR: He represented a rudimentary picture of a bird in a spectographic image of a sound. Then got a bird to mimic that sound.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
If I disagree with you then by definition I must be stupid, of course.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
I've no idea what your talking about.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
With everything we've seen till now, the idea that the Dems are the "truth-tellers" is ridiculous.
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by lazyeye 1y ago
Huh...we've had "ethno-nationalism" before and had no problems, and had it before with problems. I'm entirely comfortable with Japan managing their immigration however they see fit. The idea that they should design their
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by lazyeye 1y ago
What's populism again? That's a democratic mandate you don't like, right?
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