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by mason240 9y ago
You should try orienteering. It's a land-navigation sport where you navigate a course of ordered control points, with most of the running done off trail.
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by mason240 9y ago
I guess it depends on if you value freedom of movement or not. But thanks for dropping by as an example.
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by mason240 9y ago
Actual lesson: Post the speed limit the road was designed for.
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by mason240 9y ago
I don't even think I can go 5mph on flat ground on my bicycle. Like you said, it's a balance thing.
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by mason240 9y ago
>They also make the road less useful And that's the real goal here. This is just another avenue of attack for anti-car zealots.
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by mason240 9y ago
Oh wow, you really dug out a sockpuppet to downvote me for pointing out that comparison you shredding was YOUR comparision? That's really sad.
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by mason240 9y ago
>The nonsense is that your comparison again has no relevance to the social security trust fund. It's YOUR comparison. What a troll.
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by mason240 10y ago
The idea that he personally used $593M, much less $4.9B worth of government services in 2016 is pretty silly. He is far from being the sole owner of those companies.
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by mason240 10y ago
To be fair, communist as described will never be able to exist - the furthest it will get is the USSR stage.
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by mason240 10y ago
Why on earth is this being downvoted?
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by mason240 10y ago
They didn't have a culture that depicted everyone in tech as terrible smelling, overweight or scrawny, socially inept losers.
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by mason240 10y ago
>Again, for the benefit of others, since this commenter has an agenda and won't be convinced - commenter also can't answer the question about how he can actually get money out of his own savings account. That account is empty a
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by mason240 10y ago
Or maybe he's talking about the USSR, Cuba, or Venezuela. All bastions of progress and high standards of living.
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by mason240 10y ago
A) That surplus money was already been spent in the 1990s. B) Not true or relevant. B) Not true or relevant. >So if someone argues that trust fund doesn't exist, they are arguing that revenue from payroll taxes should finance tax cu
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by mason240 10y ago
>Please resist the urge to argue that the trust fund doesn't exist. Except it doesn't. The only way to for SS to collect from the trust fund is from the general fund. That means that in order for SS to get $1 from the general f
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by mason240 10y ago
I think it's mostly of the first. Having an income makes dating easier, having a higher one makes it even more so. One way to test that might be to follow a group of unmarried men who are all the same age, and then 10 years later and c
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by mason240 10y ago
Even in this comment you can't decide if you talking about past or present.
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by mason240 10y ago
Then stay in a hotel.
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by mason240 10y ago
We are not talking about the past, we talking about today.
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by mason240 10y ago
I suppose if the US simply executed criminals at the rate Iran does, we would have a lower population as well. We could also lower the number of people incarnated if we had public lashings instead, as Iran does. https://en.wikipe
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by mason240 10y ago
>People have gone to the prison in the past solely because of the color of their skin or because of their religion. The only inmate named in the story was a white guy who who murdered someone during a robbery. http://odrc.drc.
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by mason240 10y ago
>One inmate, Adam Johnston In this case, it was because he killed a man during a robbery. http://odrc.drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch/details.aspx?id=A414...
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by mason240 10y ago
>One inmate, Adam Johnston He killed a man during a robbery. http://odrc.drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch/details.aspx?id=A414...
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by mason240 10y ago
>You don't tell a receiver to catch X number of throws per game They kind of do though. In the NFL, many contracts are incentive laden with bonuses for (in the case of a wide receiver) X number of catches or Y number of yards.
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by mason240 10y ago
There were anti-gentrification laws passed like in the city I'm and some of the first ring suburbs about 10 years. There was fear-mongering about people "destroying the charm of quaint 1960's neighborhoods of small single fam
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by mason240 10y ago
Also called ramblers.
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by mason240 10y ago
Especially when I'm 60, because then I will be at the very end of making mortgage payments AND I will out right own a house.
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by mason240 10y ago
Having lived in American houses for about 30 years now, leaking isn't an issue if you have a good roof that is maintained. I live in the north, an even worse than rain we get lots of snow that leads to "ice dams" forming on r
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by mason240 10y ago
Most of those subsides are for capital investments, something that is available to all industries, including wind and solar. You'll note that the article simply says: >Fossil fuels are reaping $550 billion a year in subsidies and ho
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by mason240 10y ago
Wind, Solar, Wave, ect are causing energy markets to be distorted through the massive amounts of subsidies they receive - exactly the thing you railed against in your first paragraph as taking money from "education, healthcare, sanitat

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