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by mc32 1y ago
Overall, you should be able to donate to whatever cause is legal for you to donate to. If say, you wanted to send support to Ukraine or alternatively Russia, a sovereign person would be able to. But we all know it's a fool's err
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by mc32 1y ago
They would pay better than fast-food. So, I think so. When we started shipping manufacturing jobs overseas people in power would say that the future was in service jobs. Ha! What a joke. Every population has a bell curve distribution --
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by mc32 1y ago
That would make more sense if if there weren't locals who needed intensive care. We have many, many people who fall through the cracks. Why do they take second place to people 5,000+ miles away? It's cool that they want to be c
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by mc32 1y ago
I somehow doubt Cairo, Damascus or Baghdad would get targeted. Or, we could go to 1,000NM and include Athens and Istanbul and Kuwait. When our own Armed forces folks need hospital care, we take them to DE or IT. we don't fly them all
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by mc32 1y ago
Do we normally say Europeans or Chinese were literate 400 years ago, even with woodblocks and printing presses? Some people knew how to read and write and do math, sure, but would we call them literate societies? Even at 10% proficiency we
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by mc32 1y ago
There are many self-employed people in the third world who do not earn "living wages" what do you propose they do? Never was minimum wage equivalent to a living wage. A living wage is an ill-defined term. Does it mean I can affor
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by mc32 1y ago
What did we stop doing? The sterilization program is ongoing. There are always periodic outbreaks in Central America and Mexico. The current one started in 2023. One common vector is illegal cattle trafficking.
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by mc32 1y ago
The 170MM figure is referring to all losses of life like the purges, man-made famines (Holodomor), inept ww ii strategies, as well as “unborn” children. This last one has no reference so it’s impossible to know what that means or how many
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by mc32 1y ago
Yes, obviously; but it’s not the end of the cattle industry as some make it out to be. To clarify: it was never eradicated. It’s been actively managed and kept at bay. Now it’s punching through some holes.
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by mc32 1y ago
That’s how we manage them now. I mean before we had that program, we dealt with the pest/infestation that way and we can in the future too if need be to combat what’s getting through. Obviously neutralizing them down in the isthmus i
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by mc32 1y ago
The key to managing this pest [edit: after it breaches the isthmus program] is through active monitoring, treating infested wounds as well as conducting castration and dehorning in less active months. It’s not like cattle herds didn’t exis
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by mc32 1y ago
I think you can gauge that from the historical performance of students from those sources. Of course, there is a lag as schools either improve or dilute grades.
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by mc32 1y ago
I think legacy admissions is only supported by the elites —be they leftists or rightists. Normal leftists and normal rightists don’t support legacy admissions (pay to play). I think the vast majority of people would support fair admissions
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by mc32 1y ago
It's possible. It's probably too early to tell and things will settle in due time. One possible outcome is that if high minimum wages are placed across the board in all states and the feds enforce e-verify that we'll become
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by mc32 1y ago
Didn’t want to often can mean cannot. Many of those businesses would go bankrupt. Also some people who may have started a business will now forgo that possibility. Now, for many that’s okay. People just have to be okay that that happens.
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by mc32 1y ago
So, nix the Thai curries and Japanese curries because they are different from their Indian counterpart? If a particular country itself wants to police what something means, I guess... and that means we could ossify what poke means in the us
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by mc32 1y ago
Also it only would be able to capture cases where reproduction is actually possible --in some cases it obviously is not possible. Another data source would be STD transmission.
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by mc32 1y ago
It's reminiscent of but different from Philip Lorca diCorcia's automated street photographs in NYC from his "Heads" project: https://www.deutscheboersephotographyfoundation.org/en/colle... Funch&#x2
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by mc32 1y ago
Here is where Robert can come in and do something good by disincentivizing ultra-processed foods with the tools he has available at the FDA. Sure, getting bad color ingredients out is good --now go for the gusto and disincentivize ultra-pr
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by mc32 1y ago
How can you make that claim if the poster is lifting a quote from the article in question itself!
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by mc32 1y ago
The WF”H” crowd have money and some will mooch. This minimizes the mooching by such folks.
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by mc32 1y ago
Google uses lots of non-Google solutions for many things —just imagine all the facilities stuff. But so does any software company, including Microsoft and Amazon. That said, you can hire people for any purpose (specific roles) and you can
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by mc32 1y ago
Crack was affordable --mostly preppies used coke. Your everyday Joe bought crack. It was bad. I saw what it did to people. But from what I hear about Meth it's just so much worse. People on crack would steal money and they were ve
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by mc32 1y ago
Obviously you have to go after supply … but both Japan and Singapore successfully tackle outdoor usage. You don’t see people openly using illegal drugs in either place. Obviously if you are able to procure and do your illegal drugs at hom
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by mc32 1y ago
While I’m not and would not propose the drastic measures that Singapore or Japan take, but there is much less drug use in those two places among others and they prove that enforcement, if you’re willing to address the problem, can greatly r
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by mc32 1y ago
There are so many Germans on YouTube mocking both the lack of time precisiin as well as the pricing schedule where to get reasonably priced tickets is you have to book them three months in advance
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by mc32 1y ago
Slippery slope. They can start tightening things down and make it unacceptable lawfully as well as socially. Portugal after experimenting with permissiveness is tightening down. We can do it too and save people from perdition.
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by mc32 1y ago
20 might be hyperbola but in SF cops ignore lots of drug use on the streets. They used to care up until the end of the Brown mayorship. Once Newsom and the new wave of progressives took control over the city they began pulling back from e
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by mc32 1y ago
Because that supposition is sensationalist -in modern online parlance, clickbait. It’s as ridiculous as proposing that it could naturally be made of up of M&Ms or that monkeys built the ancient Egyptian pyramids.
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by mc32 1y ago
That sucks. It sucks that employees’s common stock will be cancelled. It also sucks that the vitality of the company will be drained. Maybe this was its destiny. With investments they were able to furnish nice locations pretty well. Bet

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