michaelbuddy

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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Apprenticeships.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Society can only work when there is trust and self reliance. Usurping from those who are responsible with their money rips this fabric. If you assume we all should be ok with this because 'society' then why not make it a voluntary
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Why did you word your question so rudely as an assumption? Bank bailouts were largely a political class decision. Rare was it that conservative citizens voiced favor for bailouts.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Library card.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
>Why else would minority groups be over represented in prisons I find that interesting. And it's also interesting that certain minorities are overrepresented in prisons outside the United States as well. > Generally lower educate
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
best comment from the page: "If history forgot.....why are we reading about it? Why can I find countless accounts of this online? Why are their books talking about? TV interviews? Print articles? Etc etc. Nobody forgot - a low level of
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
U.S. History is not going to 'forget' white men. If you want non white history, there are plenty of countries books you could read. White men don't even make an appearance in Japanese and Chinese history for the vast majority
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Law and order is not a 'loaded' term. That's just foolishness to think so.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
You're referring to a speech, when Trump was specifically talking about illegal immigration and yes there are rapists and murderers among them. He also brought on stage mothers who have lost their children to these criminals. Fact: ill
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Didn't say it was a threat. The headline said it was a warning.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
It wasn't about 'racism' at all. That is just what remainers wanted to get out as their media message because it's a typical leftist strategy.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
It's not just to 'limit immigration'. It was also to no remove the decidedly unneeded layer of unchecked lawmakers who at any time can run wild and criminalize UK citizens, who then have no recourse. Given that the UK economy
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
this "warning" was totally unnecessary and those kinds of acts go without saying anyway. Whoever wrote it up doesn't realize that this attempt at posturing makes them looks weak rather than strong.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
just because somebody wants laws enforced doesn't make them 'xenophobic' And to say having immigration laws with consequences means the U.S. is like the Nazi's? I mean at this point there's really no point to consi
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
ehhh No. Every election cycle sees both sides compared to hitler. Hitler hyperbole is immature. And if you look at enough speeches or statements from anyone you can compare to a dictator. Not that hard. You're also blatantly excluding
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Maybe read their comment again. It went over your head I think.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
You're actually calling justice / rules 'injustice.' You clearly have never done any of this type of paperwork. It's not actually that hard for one. And there are consequences for things you don't do, whether y
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Brought over an immigrant myself. The fact is you MUST ensure you've done everything correctly. You don't trust, you verify. Diplomats should have known better. People who adopt from overseas need to know. You can't just do w
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Maybe not. Clearly the vast majority of spider bites are accidental, the recipient being unaware. When you're actually looking for the critters you're on your toes so to speak. Now if they said 'Reward! $10,000 for every xyz
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Maybe it is a rotation of the projected image. Again looks like we're still inconclusive on this in terms of the etymology.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Does anyone know how the term rotoscoping was coined? I've never understood the etymology and have yet to get a good search result on it either.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Whether for-profit or non-profit (yeah right) most upcoming freshman shouldn't be eligible for any of these student loans. They are all predatory, and these students have no credit history. I'd abolish loans for education complete
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
A school's main objective is whatever they say at any given moment to you. You've got mission statements, brochure advertisements, orientation presentations, presentations to high schools, whatever is said in private from your gui
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
No, political correctness has always been a negative. Your first page google findings are fitting your bias. Like any other political term, it has been written and batted back and forth, occasionally hijacked to try to give it a positive s
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Your definition of political correctness is incorrect. And what you believe about it doesn't make it so.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yeah and ask yourself what merit does Germany have when making a negative comment about islam on a social network will get you a visit and possible fine or jail time. This is thought crime and it's NOT the right direction for the world
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
There are many on the right that agree that climate change is real. But they aren't just going to accept any and all legislation because of it. It's just that type of issue where the most ridiculous money wasting endeavors can be
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
I almost wish I could say the same for my university education. I definitely grew as a person in college but I can't say it was really the University that did it. I could have done it anywhere. Now I realize I must not have been challe
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Brilliant move on the part of the University. This is actual intelligent PR during the current pathetic climate of what is making headlines at Universities nowadays. People want to go to a university to grow. Growth is not retreat. Strength
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
"Apart from those changes, KDevelop 5 has of course be ported to KDE Frameworks 5 and Qt 5. This will for the first time enable us to offer an experimental version of KDevelop for Microsoft Windows in the near future, in addition to su

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