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by mullen 5y ago
This definitely falls under the category of "Why Did I Not Think of This?"
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by mullen 5y ago
One year does not mean anything. If she is beating S&P 500 over 20 or 30 years, then there is a problem.
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by mullen 5y ago
> Also, stunningly, rice is even grown, which requires flooding fields with water. Flooding fields is not required for rice farming. Its done to control weeds, not because the rice crop demands it.
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by mullen 5y ago
The woman should have called the police and filed a police report. Yes, the police are not going to do much, but you got the paperwork going. Then she could submit that to OnlyFans and inform them a crime is being committed on their platfor
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by mullen 5y ago
> FWIW, the American government also requests removals from social media sites. No, they don't. Any American Government official requesting a removal of anything from social media sites would probably lose their job. That's say
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by mullen 5y ago
Your examples are not relative to the discussion. Perjury is a crime because people have to tell the truth in the court system. The whole justice system and thus, society, would break down if anyone could say whatever they wanted in a court
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by mullen 5y ago
China's current rover is what the US put on Mars, twice, 16 years ago (Those rovers ran for 6 and 12 years). The US is currently putting nuclear powered rovers on Mars. That is why there is no huge US media coverage of this story in th
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by mullen 5y ago
The Roth IRA is not suppose to be a tax shelter for people to get super rich off their own creations. You are not getting a reduced priced Bitcoins or Gamestop stock. You are gambling with your own funds based on information that everyone e
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by mullen 5y ago
The police might come take their DNS servers.
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by mullen 5y ago
> In WW2 Stalin initially made a pact with Hitler while all the while knowing Hitler would violate it and invade anyway. Stalin just used it to buy time to ramp up the Soviet military. From what I recall it's likely Hitler assumed t
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by mullen 5y ago
Why is there an obsession with Flying Cars? The last thing I ever want to see is the average American driver or below average American driver flying a car. Anytime I think of a person who "rolls coal" or gets angry driving, I shud
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by mullen 5y ago
That's the funny thing about Google Workspaces, it's really a downgrade when you look out at all the Google services you are cut out of. Google Homes does not work, which is utterly shocking to me. I pay Google for Google Workspac
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by mullen 5y ago
> I've never had a gap year, it was all school, then immigration, work, university, more work. Any holiday time you fly back home. I kept hearing its not unusual for people in the west to take gap years, so thats what Im doing. As a
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by mullen 5y ago
When you make housing too expensive, people just get up and move. People are not surfs and are not trapped or stuck living in a house they can't afford. It might not happen overnight but populations do migrate due to housing costing to
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by mullen 5y ago
> Russian Collusion There is really strong evidence that there is Russian Collusion. The Muller report is full of actions by the Trump election team that point to them working in conjunction with Russia and Russian Agents.
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by mullen 5y ago
Also, if they are a landlord, the renter is paying their property tax, not them.
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by mullen 5y ago
If you are in America, you are not paying 60% of your incoming to taxes. No one pays that in America. What bugs me about the discussion of taxes in this country are the vast swaths of Americans who think they pay 40%, 50% or 60% taxes. If y
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by mullen 5y ago
I have a good friend that is a High School Vice Principal and she more or less said the same thing. The top 20% handled it well with only a handful having issues (Any issues got worked out), the middle 60% was hit or miss with some students
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by mullen 5y ago
> What then also of the minority that lives under these laws? I never once consented to them, and yet must submit to the majority. And you receive their benefit too. You might not like paying taxes but you receive the benefit of paying t
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by mullen 5y ago
"has been charged with bank fraud, illegal transmission of monetary funds and theft greater than $25,000, the authorities said." Schwab screwed up and sent the wrong amount of money and the owner of the account decided to keep the
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by mullen 5y ago
From the South China Morning Post. I wonder why a newspaper in China would print a story about another country complaining about the US Navy transiting through their EEZ waters? I wonder why this article is trying to confuse people about tr
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by mullen 6y ago
Being offered $400K a year is a whole lot different than actually getting $400K a year.
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by mullen 6y ago
> Most estimates that the majority of A-10's would have been destroyed within 72 hours of the Warsaw Pact rolling across the German border. But that is in the design of the A-10. The A-10 was not made for anything other fighting in
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by mullen 6y ago
A group of people were sent by the outgoing President to disrupt the process of counting electoral college votes and change the outcome of free and fair election. In other words, a coup. While it was a poorly attempted coup, it still was a
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by mullen 6y ago
Right Wingers don't care about solutions, just their narrative. So windmills are to blame and the gas plants are okay.
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by mullen 6y ago
> what's the current bar for suing an establishment for wrongful death? if a bunch of radicals met at a bar and plotted to murder someone, would the bar be responsible if they didn't intervene? If the bar had a of method of gro
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by mullen 6y ago
Twitter is not the town square since real town squares are owned by the State. They are public spaces for all and, let me point out, that you usually need a permit to speak or have a rally. So they are not that free as everyone thinks. Twit
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by mullen 6y ago
> non competes just evolved to no-poach agreements There is a huge difference between noncompetes and no-poach agreements between companies. Right now, I work at a tech company and I can go to another tech company using the skills I pick
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by mullen 6y ago
Just get rid of spoofing phone numbers and this problem goes away. Make every caller reveal their phone number of origin and give consumers the ability to easily block anonymous calls and overseas calls and the ability of scammers to contac
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by mullen 6y ago
> "The" facts? Is there a master list of facts that I'm not aware of out there somewhere? Is it composed of an aggregation of all(!) the "facts" asserted by all respectable, trustworthy journalists and politician

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