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by mynameishere 3y ago
When they find some lone wolf breaking the rules, sure they'll punish him. But when they act collectively, there is rarely a correction or (ha ha) compunction. The Russiagate hoax (ie, "Trump is a Russian agent") should have
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by mynameishere 3y ago
that actually meets the functional requirements of the job That would be a rake. The reason people use leaf blowers is the same as the reason they use motorcycles. They are loud and obnoxious and people enjoy being loud and obnoxious, no
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by mynameishere 3y ago
The advice is always the same for these situations: "Pull yourself together." It sounds so mean, but nothing else will work.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
This is the correct answer. When you drop off the bottom 30 percent of the population via the AFQT requirement (the part of the ASVAB that correlates well with IQ) you are getting rid of 100,000,000 nitwits. Further to those, you also get
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Some worthless EU parasite is not "Europe". Is there some reason why every country stuck in that childish dystopia doesn't have its own Brexit?
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by mynameishere 3y ago
My favorite is when you fight and fight and fight, looking for something and then you finally manage to narrow the results down to what you wanted, and it says (right above the correct result): "It looks like there aren't many g
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by mynameishere 3y ago
It is possible to have completely above-the-board, fair elections and wind up with a set of politicians who work expressly against the interests of the people. I hope you don't consider that a point in dispute.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Just to be clear, the establishment had to get rid of Agnew before getting rid of Nixon, so they dug up an old scandal to do so. They then installed one of their own, Ford. It's possible that Agnew never would have gotten the VP job
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Nah, such services already exist. You just have some extremely loutish, heavy-hitting-seeming dude "move in" with the squatter with a legit lease. The mission is to be so foul and unpleasant that the original squatter leaves. In
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by mynameishere 3y ago
I like how lobotomies ended, not because the professionals decided to quit being barbaric, but because Thorazine got you the same results on a subscription basis.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
It's a pretty rare company that wants unions. If you are running a business, you don't want to be forced into paying above-market wages, or to have disciplinary measures blocked for certain classes of employees [1], or to effecti
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Yet there are still Nazis ...in brigade-level strength, that liberals have been rooting for for almost two years now. Shrug. Don't waste time explaining this to them.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
I'm very surprised that areas with a disproportion of the demographics who die young have a low life expectancy. See page 13 to see a better breakdown: https://www.nimhd.nih.gov/docs/collab/lifeExpectStudy2022
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by mynameishere 3y ago
It reveals a white middle-class population not only dislodging a poor and diverse one but defining them out of the picture. Yet few seemed aware that they were doing anything wrong. White people should stay to their ghettos, I suppose. A
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Odd how common this notion is. It would be like leaving your oven running all day because you make food in it occasionally.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Russian passport, your official documents would be from the Russian state; your police would be Russian And, most likely, your personal allegiance would be Russian.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Am I the only one who just stops reading any comment if it contains the word "boomers"? It's entered a tidy lexicon with "lol" and "This." and [any smiley].
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Funny how people just get a rough impression of things and then "go with it". Her view of Sanders' 2020 bid was that people like herself were a big part of it--even 80 year old Nepalese grandmas were Sanders boosters, after a
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by mynameishere 3y ago
No, it isn't. Most people pay about that much for their cable. For the bottom 20 percent, yes, it is a budget-buster. However, that is beside the point. Believe me, I hate explaining simple, simple things--but the person I was respo
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by mynameishere 3y ago
rich enough so you can afford personal concierge A few minutes research suggests it's not that expensive. (As little as ~2000/year).
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by mynameishere 3y ago
I heard about stuff like this years ago, and how the CIA could get passwords by pointing long distance microphones at people's windows. I suspected that the famously terrible Treasury Direct website with its on-screen keyboard was a ha
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Countries with high birth rates will hit their local maximum carrying capacity. Immigration allows it to "blow off". As a past example, there are about 100 million people of Irish descent in the world. This is many more than th
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by mynameishere 3y ago
It's Democratic Party operatives in the Federal bureaucracy vs Trump. It's strictly political, and we really are veering off into tin-pot dictator territory here. The third world tactic is now a US precedent--just throw nonsense
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Yeah, my rule is to drink whatever's in the variety pack. Even those "Pumpkin Ales" are getting choked down.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Whatever disaster you might want to impose on the world to solve the problem--and decarbonization without fusion power would be a terrific disaster--will be as bad as the sea levels rising a few feet. Actually, much worse. The real solutio
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by mynameishere 3y ago
It's not hard to understand. I remember when it happened, and I remember thinking "publicity stunt". I wouldn't hold that against her--that's show business. Sometimes you eat the nipple and sometimes the nipple e
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Racism is inferring personality (and other) traits based upon genetics, not "where someone was born." I would argue that your genetics, unlike your star sign, is fairly meaningful.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
but can't really afford to pay for school Oh, they're paying for it all right.
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by mynameishere 3y ago
No, Applets were just clunky and slow-loading--that's why they weren't popular. Any website loading one would freeze up the whole machine. But there were definitely Java Applet games, and I happen to remember the last one I ever
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by mynameishere 3y ago
Are you sure you can run all those calculations while breaking and entering is occurring in your home? It varies quite a bit from place to place, as you can see... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_doctrine But the

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