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by newfriend 1y ago
> Objections to abortion access are rooted in religious concerns. This is simply false. You don't have to be religious to be against killing babies. Many non-religious people find it barbaric.
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by newfriend 1y ago
Everything has flaws. This smells like a hit piece.
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by newfriend 1y ago
Being born in a British colony in the early 1700s to British subject parents did in fact mean you were also a British subject. Several were also born in Great Britain proper. They were also nearly all ethnically English or Scottish. Indeed,
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by newfriend 1y ago
I don't have to be qualified for every job for this to have an effect on wages. A surplus of labor has allowed companies to be extremely selective during the interview process, while putting downward pressure on wages. Moving jobs offs
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by newfriend 1y ago
Hire Americans.
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by newfriend 1y ago
You missed one: Hire Americans.
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by newfriend 1y ago
But this doesn't match reality. The surplus of labor has allowed big tech to be exceedingly picky during the interview process. You will now fail interviews if you're unable to solve two Leetcode Hards in 45 minutes. If there was
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by newfriend 1y ago
Hire Americans and there is no "tax". Problem solved.
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by newfriend 1y ago
Pen and a phone. This is not a phenomenon unique to Trump.
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by newfriend 1y ago
It's 100k per person per year. And I am ecstatic.
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by newfriend 1y ago
So in this hypothetical, there is zero native US talent?
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by newfriend 1y ago
Inflation is lower than it was at the beginning of the year. Which means inflation is actually going down this year.
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by newfriend 1y ago
is the penalty for jaywalking deportation? are jaywalkers not authorized to be in the United States? Also a large proportion of illegal aliens crossed the border illegally. Which therefore makes them criminals, since improper entry is a fed
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by newfriend 1y ago
NYT, WaPo, MSNBC, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS are not niche. They all ran cover for Biden until the debate made it too obvious. They were not "very critical". They are, however, extremely critical of anything Trump does.
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by newfriend 2y ago
> We are more likely to get pulled into a war with Russia and North Korea on the wrong side against Ukraine and the EU No, we are not.
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by newfriend 2y ago
What a joke. Western Europe is going to let China lead them because they hate Trump? This is just lefty fan fiction. Trump just wants these countries to participate as partner, we aren't Europe's parent. Trump isn't an isolat
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by newfriend 2y ago
Being a military general doesn't excuse you from criticism. Criticizing a single or several military generals doesn't mean you are against conservative principles. Despite what you may believe, military generals can be wrong, poli
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by newfriend 2y ago
This is absolutely not true. The very moment the text of the bill was released, Republican senators held a press conference on how there was zero chance of it being passed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf4EzoWR944 Here i
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by newfriend 2y ago
This is not accurate, but it is a commonly pushed narrative by certain biased media. That bill was negotiated in secret by three senators, including one Republican senator. When the text of the bill was finally released, the contents were m
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by newfriend 2y ago
> I feel like I've been listening to a very different Trump than you have. Most of what he says involves demonizing various groups of people, cozying up to dictators, or putting his political opponents in jail. His rallies are about
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by newfriend 2y ago
Feel free to propose a Constitutional Amendment on abortion and get it ratified. Until then, it's a state's rights issue.
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by newfriend 2y ago
It's not. You're just incredibly biased. Yes, I've listened to him speak many, many times. I listened to him speak for 3 hours on an unscripted podcast. I've listened to him speak (unscripted) to many other interviewers.
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by newfriend 2y ago
This article is absolute garbage. He never said they are importing voters "to vote for Harris in the 2024 election". He said the Biden/Harris admin is flying in migrants, which is somewhat true -- they are allowing migrants w
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by newfriend 2y ago
I agree with you on this one case. But this was after years of him letting criminals go. This case was in the run up to the recall in which he was removed from office by SF voters for being too soft on crime.
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by newfriend 2y ago
read all about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesa_Boudin You can disagree with me all you want, but this guy was recalled as SF DA for letting criminals go. His wikipedia enumerates several cases of him doing just
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by newfriend 2y ago
Yeah some real standup guys: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2021/02/17/linc... > A study conducted after the 2020 election found that the group’s effect on the election’s outco
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by newfriend 2y ago
By "in public", you mean reported on CNN etc as "people familiar with the situation". I'd rather listen to the thoughts of the Speaker directly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii0tl8d5G3g There is
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by newfriend 2y ago
I highly doubt Trump would have left billions of dollars worth of equipment in Afghanistan, along with 13 US citizens losing their lives.
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by newfriend 2y ago
You sound incredibly biased against Trump... > I think Biden is sharp and also delusional.
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by newfriend 2y ago
Time in position does not imply competence. Harris has been a ghost for 4 years, after dismally losing the 2020 primary, and being selected ostensibly because of her group identity.

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