michaelbuddy

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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Something is only hateful when it's actually said or done with hate. It actually requires hate. You can say you took offense to something, doesn't mean it was hateful. in this case it was an absurd joke for shock value. That'
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
He should have experimented with signs that said "Death to all Christians" and "Death to All Muslims" "Death to all whites" "Death to all blacks" and see which one would have gathered the most hostili
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Used to have an iranian neighbor, he had two really smart kids with a sweet mexican lady. Great people. I still support these temporary bans. And I would like to see more people complain about Obama admin sending iran 400 million cash secre
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Given the origins of the term, Van Jones is definitely an anchor. He's a regular on the program(s) where the content (news) is ever changing. That's why they call them anchors. He's not a reporter, he's commentary. Most
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
There's been a huge imbalance from where we've been getting immigrants from. Prior to what 1960s we got a good chunk of them from europe, and immigrants were admitted because of skill. After that it was all about numbers from Mexi
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
agreed. Everyone in that company knows the responsibility of quality as the product leaves their hands. They know that they are building for the United States military and that those weapons are now apart of history. So it is in fact bigger
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
man, the steam controllers shape, I just don't get it. I don't see how they landed on the shape of the handholds and all the angles in it. It's operation I'm happy with, though the dongle has proved to be easy to break.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
It will serve you better to deal with the fear/reality that people are not equal and racial differences do exist, not just on the surface but they manifest in group averages of intelligence, performance. Group averages are not an indiv
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
giving some alternative facts again are we?
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yes, let's not beat around the bush. You have NO insight on this matter, and your propaganda doesn't belong on this forum.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
ask your local trustworthy agents and your local police whether you should buy.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Conservatives don't care about the ghetto? No they just run the stores and own the properties there. C'mon get real. You're also wrong about policing in ghettos in the 90s. Policing ghettos is different than suburbs. Because
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
He can try to drive that, he can attempt to lie about himself to seem human but he can't force anyone to use facebook for any extra minute that they don't want to. A trust / consent relationship only works if you have an acco
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
My personal experience says no to that claim. Atheists / agnostics are just as likely to be active on there. I would say that I think more women than men use facebook in my experience and I recall more women than men claim a religion.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Family has a way of making you want to make order out of chaos, to tie yourself to humanity of the past, to create and carry on traditions that were part of the formation in you. And you can understand this inside and from the outside and s
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Sounds like you are offended by hearing something you don't like and projecting something worse upon a commenter. Just short of calling him violent. 2016!!!
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Decoration because decoration. You don't decorate your house because your house is ugly without decoration. No TV means we want things to look at, appreciate including flourishes and complexity in our print, masonry wood work.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
The problem is in the case of zero-sum thinking with quality. "Oh that's not Apple, well it's crap" is ridiculous a logical fallacy. Apple being of whatever quality has no bearing on the quality of anything else. Not on
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
RetroUSB and the scene are all very well aware of this. Problem is emulating pixel blur and defect aren't accurate either. There will be no perfect "defects preserved" mode because people played them on a hundred or more diff
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Thing is in the case of a dell monitor, those are incredibly well built. Over built in some areas. I believe a sudden drop in interest in a product because its not a brand you expected despite clear positive qualities indicates a malformed
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
There's definitely a lot of institutional racism in academia. Outright favoritism for people of color for no other reason than their skin color. In Admissions programs, hiring practices, scholarships as well as many instances during no
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
you forget given all the race mixing done during the period of slavery, there were plenty of people from the beginning of slavery that really just did these things because it was part of culture. Many many african americans have european bl
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Wrong. Alt-right is a burgeoning group, AND what we are seeing is democrats are trying to strike early to get the "racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe" label associated with them. Basically alt-right is the same as "anonymous&qu
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yet another reason why Twitter will ultimately fail. Censorship of whoever you think are nefarious characters when purported "victims" can easily just block people is just plain silly. We already know there are block list services
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
It'd be one thing if the product just came out, had a lot of media fanfare and sold out due to low volume. I mean that's reality right. But the fact that it appeared in weekly ads for stores all over the country. It's really
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Microsoft doesn't care about privacy? They stood with Apple against FBI so you know. They are more reliably data protective than Amazon or Google in their agreements. They don't know what your data is on the cloud for example. Ama
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Except the most "reflective" areas get the least amount of sun per year anyway.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Telcom companies are actually given government incentives to provide servies in uncovered areas. Sadly they can also monopolize the way they get some of the incentives by applying for and thus blocking out other competitors from getting the
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Followed by a more expensive subpar service. I typically lean towards getting governmetn out of most business, but these muni ISPs have always struck me as more grassroots democratic very american bootstrap sort of thing and commercial ISP
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yup and another benefit is it will not set as many of our youth into debt just when they are enjoying freedom for the first time in their life.

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