notch898a

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by notch898a 4y ago
There's a swath of people who (would) benefit from SSRIs that don't have day to day suicidal ideation, but might have it during the intense withdrawal process. The compounding issue is these supply chain disruptions by their very
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by notch898a 4y ago
I've also noticed family members benefit greatly from SSRIs. The main skeptic point I have is I've also seen them absolutely get wrecked by what appears to them as supply chain failures (usually because they're unable to get
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by notch898a 4y ago
I'm not interested in protecting the people that game their doctor. They decided on their own they wanted the drug and dishonestly represented themselves to obtain it. That's their own prerogative, if that causes problems then t
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by notch898a 4y ago
I would be curious to see what kind of studies in Svalbard have been done on this. Virtually all workers are in company housing. Has it devolved into feudalism in all but name?
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by notch898a 4y ago
Seems like something that will undoubtedly get litigated. Not to say this should dissuade justice, but this is going to be remarkably expensive for the people of New York.
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by notch898a 4y ago
It might be interesting to argue whether taking public office as the president counts towards residency requirements. I don't know if it counts for statute of limitations, but for instance military members are still considered residen
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by notch898a 4y ago
devils advocate: Or you could say the most vindicated.... impeached twice but never convicted.
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by notch898a 4y ago
FWIW UN peacekeepers have a pretty horrible reputation for worldwide rape and sexual abuse. Not to say they do it more than others, but I wouldn't want to be associated with them. https://www.hrw.org/news/2020&#x2
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by notch898a 4y ago
I love seeing politicians piss in their pants as much as the next guy. Hopefully the charges aren't politically motivated, but if they are that's where I think things get dicey. The law being applied more strongly and more rigor
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by notch898a 4y ago
I'm probably wrong, but google indicates statute of limitations for misdemeanors is only 2 years in New York. Curious how this ties into things, the stormy daniels fiasco is what 5+ years ago? Surely there is a felony charge in there
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by notch898a 4y ago
And elsewhere on order. Although Portland is within 100 miles, they were sent under a post 9/11 statutory authorization that would have enabled them to perform certain (not border/customs related) federal law enforcement actions
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by notch898a 4y ago
It says he trafficked 15kg of fentanyl. $220 is basically gas and per diem money. Allow me to present the conspiracy theory that this guy owed the cartels a favor for whatever reason, and the payment was purely enough to let him deal with
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by notch898a 4y ago
Fentanyl is one of many possibles, and the test strips themselves may be bunk. The odds a 13 year old without a car is dropping off their pills at the gas chromatography machine in their STEM magnet school in the morning is pretty much nil
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by notch898a 4y ago
I would be astonished if customs even finds it useful to appropriate any budget for seizure of Cuban cigars. It wouldn't surprise me if they let them through because it's less work than filling out the seizure paperwork. Everyon
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by notch898a 4y ago
Few hours walking around in a border town and eating lunch from what I recall. When I crossed back there were a whole team of people working me over and HSI got involved. No idea what triggered them. When they found nothing they sent the
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by notch898a 4y ago
Brah this has been happening since at least the Contra affair
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by notch898a 4y ago
They're really stepping up. Last year they dragged me into a hospital in cuffs and told the doctors to "inspect" inside my GI tract. That was a better part of a day affair along with a federal warrant and the works. A dog
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by notch898a 4y ago
Yes that policy seems dumb. I'm all for everybody being able to buy it. I'm not at all for having to use public funds to pay for it. Let all the saints buy it over the counter with their own money to be the hero, and spare me t
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by notch898a 4y ago
Diverted drugs become black market drugs. I'm sure the Mexicans are getting ultra pure fentanyl or being trained to make the pure shit from precursors. Somehow most of it ends up being stomped on by the time it reaches the consumer.
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by notch898a 4y ago
There's also nothing illegal about a 7 year old jumping into a rushing river or buying unregulated "research" chemicals on the internet. Same thing, isn't it? The way 7 year olds are kept out of rushing rivers, or consu
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by notch898a 4y ago
There's a segment of junkies who don't want drug treatment, just to get high at all costs. I spend almost daily talking to people that are professionals in this area (not a junky myself, just related to medical providers) and it&
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by notch898a 4y ago
That's what I would do, yes. Although I didn't mean to imply that with my previous statement. The closed border approach would be to somehow erect a barrier that lessens the ability for them to consume CBP resources between port
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by notch898a 4y ago
"Unauthorized" border crossing (and otherwise innocent) immigrants are a key piece of the cartel smuggling apparatus. They are used as bait to overwhelm CBP resources (and asylum seekers often want to be caught, theyll be given a
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by notch898a 4y ago
What's wrong with just having the FDA ensure the purity and selling it in the locked condoms cabinet at walmart?
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by notch898a 4y ago
If someone wants to snort up a pile of rat poison, or fentanyl who am I to stop them. Let them buy Pfizer mega-OD-fentanyl-express they saw advertised on the Citybus for $0.10, and let the cartels get crushed by legal competition who have
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by notch898a 4y ago
Americans prefer to breed our own gangs rather than import them.
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by notch898a 4y ago
That can be a bit precarious. For instance, a 444 visa can be revoked based on as little as a DV order. If it's anything like the US, david letterman got a DV order against him just for a woman thinking he was sending secret coded me
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by notch898a 4y ago
I have to admit I've had to try really hard to not get sucked into this side debate on the efficacy of transition. I've found conflicting data here, I'm willing to acknowledge it may be true that it leads to better outcomes
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by notch898a 4y ago
One day I'm in a coal mine and 1 canary dies, the next day 100 canaries die. I probably think the coal or some mineral in the mine just kills canaries. Eventually a dog dies. Now I start wondering "Well dogs are only 1% of the
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by notch898a 4y ago
I've replied above (due to rate-limiting timeout, had to capture my thoughts there earlier). I have no interest in stopping consenting adult trans or any other person from any surgery/treatment, regardless of how efficacious or no

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