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macinjosh
1y ago
Politics aside. American big box stores are full of so much junk no one actually needs. It is good for there to be a tax on it. Reducing consumption is great for the environment and our sanity.
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macinjosh
1y ago
You are correct. People watch too much TV and think this is out of the ordinary. If the children were kept here we'd be weeping about kids being separated from their parents.
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macinjosh
1y ago
Blah blah blah. I don’t care. They shouldn’t break our rules if they want to live here.
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macinjosh
1y ago
She was a county judge and she helped him escape justice.
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macinjosh
1y ago
That doesn't change the fact that if this man was deported, according to the law, the first time he was arrested (he was previously arrested), then my Mom would be able to make us Thanksgiving dinner again, her favorite thing in the wo
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macinjosh
1y ago
I am implying my Mom would still be herself if we were more serious about illegal immigration. Why is that hard to grok? He had no license to be on that road, much less in the country. Both are privileges, not rights. The fact of the matter
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macinjosh
1y ago
I never said he was not caught. He also left identifying information in his vehicle and had a warrant out for his arrest already. He got in fight in jail and died before he even got close to facing justice.
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macinjosh
1y ago
A judge literally helped a suspect hide from federal law enforcement. How can you be serious? Judges are supposed to up hold the law not find loopholes for people they like.
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macinjosh
1y ago
Those are a far cry from street drug dealer, not really incriminating yourself if you do that, you're just lying. They don't have codes for illegal activities
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1y ago
It is so polluted you need professional camera gear and processing of hundreds of photos together in order to show it. Get real. Internet access for poor, remote rural areas across the global is more important than convenient timelapse phot
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macinjosh
1y ago
Imagine using a hammer that can be set to hit your thumb instead of the nail. That's kinda like using MCP.
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macinjosh
2y ago
Humans get fat when eating a grain based diet. Do you know how many animals are killed farming a wheat field? We used to have to purge colonies of prairie dogs each spring in order to plant. Then there are the birds that get caught in the h
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macinjosh
2y ago
Tell me about it. My kid has a chronic condition and we always have better luck being seen immediately by her ped in the US for a flair up.
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macinjosh
2y ago
Read the article lady. You be better.
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macinjosh
2y ago
She said with no evidence or argument to present.
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macinjosh
2y ago
No one is getting rid of it? A couple, non-critical websites are being changed up. They will come back online once they are moved off over priced cloud providers. Its called efficiency.
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macinjosh
2y ago
Only because they were caught, and it doesn't help the victims now.
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macinjosh
2y ago
This is expected and normal? Demand for locally sourced goods will skyrocket which means prices should as well. What you are leaving out is that the US is well capitalized and those sky high prices will be a strong incentive for more compet
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macinjosh
2y ago
I can think of at least a dozen reasons but I'll give you one: We are in delicate peace negotiations with Russia _right_ now. There is good reason to isolate all foreign policy decisions with that country to those negotiations. It is c
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macinjosh
2y ago
No it doesn't. Trump's whole issue here isn't making more money for the federal government. His issue is that the American economy no longer works for you if you are a blue collar worker. The services we export are performed
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2y ago
All the gigabrains trying to be economists ITT don't understand this is a political move for Trump's base. It is not about what is technically best or the most logical according to the academics. It is an emotional decision more t
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macinjosh
2y ago
Refutations needed
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2y ago
Forever? It's four years and the flip will flop back to the other side. Funny how the rest of the world immediately hates America when we decide we are tired of paying the largest share for the security of Europe for 80 years, or we ar
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2y ago
Whatever happened to terms of use and EULAs? These big companies use them against individuals all the times, why can't small sites state in their Terms of Use or put up a EULA that states no crawling/copying is allowed. Shouldn&#x
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macinjosh
2y ago
The News Agents are political hacks. Not a good source of balanced information.
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macinjosh
2y ago
There is nothing odd about government employees looking at government databases. These sorts of audits should be routine.
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macinjosh
2y ago
It absolutely offers something in return. It gives the US interests in Ukraine and in maintaining the status quo so we can access those minerals. Putin wants them for himself. This is a clever way to push back at Putin while also compromisi
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macinjosh
2y ago
I certainly wouldn't expect another random country halfway around the world to foot the bill for my country.
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2y ago
Or about the USS Liberty. A US navy ship that was destroyed by the Israelis. Israel said it was a case of mistaken identity and President Johnson accepted that explanation. Admiral Moorer, the 7th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, accu
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macinjosh
2y ago
How does footing the bill for a futile war in a country that the US has nothing to do with meet the needs of Americans?
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