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by muninn_ 9y ago
It doesn't need an explanation since it's a pretty simple swap.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Apparently you misunderstood. I didn't write tattoos are "literally the same thing as being gay". I showed the same faulty reasoning used in that's line of argument about tattoos. Or unless you did understand and you&#x2
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by muninn_ 9y ago
> Japan has a country wide stigma against people who wear tattoos due to Reasons I don't care about. Doesn't matter. Deal with different cultures. > This is exactly the mentality being discussed in this thread that is so abh
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Well, it's fine if you don't think the U.S. Is the best, just don't make a point about it. It's not so much that Americans don't think America has faults, we just mostly love our country and take offense if you crit
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Hmm, the "where are you from" isn't something I buy here. It's pretty obvious if an Asian person is "from" the U.S. and if their English has an accent I see no issues asking if/where they are from. It&#x27
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Excluding some areas/situations, I'd just say grow thicker skin. There isn't anything particularly special about California with respect to LGBTQ and it certainly isn't a good justification for living there. You can be g
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by muninn_ 9y ago
I mean, if developers plan right, you could add people in a more efficient manner, but good luck bulldozing the suburbs and getting rid of cars. Those are the main issues. It's not so much that I don't believe it is possible, I do
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by muninn_ 9y ago
This is going to be a massive thread I predict. There's a big world out there. If you can't afford California, or you don't want a 2 hour commute with a $180,000 salary, then DO NOT LIVE THERE. It's that simple. Are you
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by muninn_ 9y ago
1% or more is a better phrase. Add to that, if the merchant is charging higher fees then you would have to get everybody to collectively stop using credit cards at the same time, or otherwise every time you use cash you're paying extra
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Well yes and this is because they are paying to build the infrastructure out. In the U.S. that infrastructure already exists so there's no need for subsidies. But to add to that, I would love to live in a world where I don't have
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Well you could use Android if you can't afford an iPhone. There are many different options for mobile payments.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
You can use a credit card without an internet connection as well. The transactions are just stored until a connection is made. But with that being said I don't think China has the same fraud problems that the United States and to a lar
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Where do you get this 30% number?
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by muninn_ 9y ago
But that $3 trillion is all spent. Is it not?
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by muninn_ 9y ago
A lot of them? In the US as a rule of thumb you take whatever salary you're paid and 1.7/8-2.x it and that's what you're actually being paid when you take into account benefits in addition to salary. Even in the Great La
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Eh, not really. Cities are better for Co2
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Neither. Give it to me! On a more serious note, you should probably invest it for retirement.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Of course. Amazon subsidizes them to be extremely cheap and people get excited about a new thing. Personally, I have no use for one. "Alexa turn off the lights", or just get up or use your phone? That's what I do at least.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Add to that even Chicago, Pittsburgh, Columbus, and places like Nashville. I love big cities, but not for anything less than $250,000+. I like my cost of living in the Great Lakes Region
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Right. Why would anybody be surprised by this knowing full well that American companies do the same?
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Full Pell Grant was $5,500 when I received it. And with that being said, it's not necessarily a good thing if people end up using it to go to college to get a degree in an art that they can't use for a good job. (Although I still
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by muninn_ 9y ago
American refers to people form the United States in colloquial language across the globe, so the person you replied to was correct in their use of American.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Or, you just ghost people. Walk in one day and your badge doesn't work. Or you somehow get in and you can't log on "sorry ma'am can't find you in the system here". Didn't Twitter do something like that rec
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by muninn_ 9y ago
No it's not. Because without France, UK, Russia, China as well then no treaty on nukes matters.
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by muninn_ 9y ago
I don't believe it to be unbiased. >How does changing "including US" to "including France" would help reducing the anti-Europe/anti-Us sentiment? I'm afraid I understand what's going on. What do yo
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by muninn_ 9y ago
I saw this same headline on Reddit World News and it made me pretty angry. The headline was something along the lines of "World votes to abolish nuclear weapons, 9 nuclear powers including US vote no". Why "including the US&q
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by muninn_ 9y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to credit the UN with this. I would say it's more likely that between mutually assured destruction upon major powers, and the United States' role as global peacekeeper and Don't Do Something Crazy
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by muninn_ 9y ago
Sure, so what's good about this is if we limit reproduction to those with the means to provide, then will be able to reduce the population. You mentioned "won't make a significant difference" and like, yeah that's e
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by muninn_ 9y ago
And identity politics and constantly reminding white people how bad they are, are of interest to this mythical 45 year old man (god forbid it be a woman)? Sorry, the Dems (and I was one) have really lost their way. Anything that might force
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by muninn_ 9y ago
On the other hand, I walk across the street to my grocery store, or I stop by on the way home after work to the same branded store that's near my work. Why pay $12-$15/meal when I can pay far less from my grocery store? Also I don

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