ljsprague

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by ljsprague 1y ago
>the Korean version (which I use) Beauty of Joseon?
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by ljsprague 1y ago
Why is English on Japanese sites frequently rendered with that font?
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>you absolutely hate being wrong but you live in constant fear of it Is this a typo?
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Have you looked at the Facebook ads Russia bought? Were those in the Mueller report?
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You're right. I guess then it comes down to how far away from a composite it is.
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Thanks for the NBC news link.
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Prosecuted by which DOJ?
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by ljsprague 1y ago
I think you'll find this to be the case with any prime.
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We're not talking about corporations; we're talking about government bureaucracies.
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He didn't actually make that claim. He's just making sure we know NGOs have a "preference" for which way the numbers go.
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Can you point to another nation whose immigration policies are driven by anti-racism?
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What if shared values are correlated with shared ancestry.
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Less people on earth back in the day; and more people in farming back in the day.
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America's a nation; not an economic zone.
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by ljsprague 1y ago
The rapper possibly has a sense of humor.
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>Even at this early age, the researchers found, infants in the lower socioeconomic brackets had smaller brains than their wealthier counterparts. I have no comment on that but, side note, was every researcher mentioned a woman?
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>it's giving an advantage to the luckiest (the ones who happened to be born into it). Are people born smart not also "lucky"?
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Such as?
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Why must everything be viewed as Democrat vs. Republican? Trump is best viewed as a case of outsider vs. entrenched bureaucracy / deep state. Party is irrelevant.
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It's funny how small $2.7 million sounds to me today. A guy got $50 million from Starbucks recently. https://youtu.be/xSC6qLsLcgU
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Babies also get stolen though.
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Poppycock. Complete, Orwellian inversion of the meaning of a nation.
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Wow their parents really screwed them over.
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They are literally going to deport everyone. There will only be a few people left hiding in the forests.
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I don't know anyone clamoring for mass digital surveillance. Immigration raids perhaps.
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It's missing large parts of LA.
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The point of any country is to serve the interests of the people in that country. Pulling up the ladder behind yourself can be rational; imagine a lifeboat scenario where you're about to sink. Settlers are different than immigrants. Am
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"Subject to the jurisdiction thereof" was added for a reason.
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That's not the "point" of America. >Even as a child growing up it was clear to me (from teachers, textbooks, books, movies) that what makes america special is its ability to integrate immigrants from various backgrounds in
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Populations can be homogenous though. If a hundred random humans were placed on an island to breed for 100 generations, they might homogenize into a distinct "type" and maybe that's something worth preserving or being proud o

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