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8mo ago
China for decades paid the U.S. and Europe for their "recycling", this practice was only banned in recent years. Clothes seem more valuable than plastics waste.
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8mo ago
If it's a Democrat like Gavin "I will protect the wealthy" Newsom I don't think they'll have any regrets at all.
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8mo ago
There is no evidence to back up what you are saying, there is lots of evidence that says the opposite will be true.
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8mo ago
Your gait I think is more useful than your face is anyways and my understanding is it's my difficult to disguise. So you'll need a wheel chair/scooter and a mask in public.
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8mo ago
Maybe because the rich consistently lobby and weasel their way out of paying their fair share so the burden on everyone else continues to rise?
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8mo ago
I think this is a misunderstanding the party used to be against taxes for wealthy people and corporations, they never cared about taxes on consumers.
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8mo ago
Why would they be pissed off at the business for not absorbing the tariff? The business didn't arbitrarily enact them, Donald Trump and ipso facto his supports did.
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8mo ago
Ya historically this doesn't traditionally work out for the rich instigators/accelerationist. idk maybe their bunkers are immune from having dirt shoved in the air intakes, either way it's not clear to me that they understand
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8mo ago
How could you possibly come to this conclusion? Which party literally just voted for tax breaks on the wealthy and corporations, twice in one decade?! In before "No clearly the party that helps the billionaires the most and is mostly c
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8mo ago
Why would you write it like it's a mystery. Government spending is for the most part public. Most of it going to two massive buckets military and social support programs (medicare, snap, et al). Now you can argue about how much we shou
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8mo ago
Not sure that would be enough given the regime and specifically the current supreme court. Such amendments to the constitution would be met with interpretations like "ackshually this country has a long and honored tradition of protecti
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8mo ago
Rephrased: Trump inherited a strong economy, did not know how to govern or appropriately wield the power of his office (zero experience), did not have a good relationship with congress so made no progress there unlike most presidents, and w
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8mo ago
Let's not omit the fact that Trump's handling of Covid was selfish (deny it exists), reckless (deny it exists even harder), foolish (inject bleach), and destabilizing (constantly spewing conflicting information and undermining sci
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8mo ago
I see that this supports wasm plugins which is a neat feature, have you considered adding support for wasm plugins stored as oci images potentially in the registry itself? I looked at the documentation and it didn't seem like this was
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8mo ago
Would it have remained as easy if you were scooped up off the street one day by masked men, and deported to a country you've never been to? Your greencard or documentation may be of no consequence to these masked men, it's up to t
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8mo ago
Is the immediate lethal threat in the room with us right now? I hope no one ever accidentally believes you're an immediate lethal threat simply for existing, or at least if they do, maybe you'll be lucky enough to not have yuppies
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8mo ago
If you successfully solve hunger, poverty, housing, education, etc. Then humanity will back you doing whatever billionaire space or submarine shit you want. Trying to do billionaire space shit while there is extreme poverty is a dangerous g
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8mo ago
I think this would be too heavy handed. Depending on how the supreme court case goes if it's ruled that mail in ballots cannot be counted after election day, then I think it would be trivial to quietly setup a scheme where mail from re
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8mo ago
This seems too long? Why not 2 and 3 terms? 12 years aught to be enough for anyone. And sadly The courts could also use term limits. Also the cap on members of the house should be removed. Also the electoral college should be removed or rew
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8mo ago
Per the Roberts court I think those powers only work for Republican presidents, see Biden's successes on things like student loan forgiveness.
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When was the ideal time for RBG to retire? Was it when Mitch McConnell was refusing to even hold hearings for any Obama nominee in the last years of his presidency? There is no indication that RBG retiring would have resulting in a confirme
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9mo ago
> Trump’s not even close to the worse President we’ve had. He’s just the craziest since television became widespread. FDR who is widely considered one of our best Presidents put nearly 100k US citizens of Japanese descent in interment ca
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Are you a citizen, can you prove it at the polling station? I am doubtful you are, and your documents if you have them don't seem legit enough, so I think we'll set your vote aside, or possibly prevent it from being cast; we can&#
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I don't think the phrasing of "confront law enforcement" is right here, in a period of about 20 seconds he went from helping a woman who had been pushed, to maced in the face, to dead. This is not confrontation, you can liter
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Oh, I completely agree in addition to murdering this man they violated his second amendment rights and will continue to violate them in justifying his murder.
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The unfortunate truth I think is that no matter how many people might be with this idea of just "rising up" and taking back the country, america is is fucking massive and many cities and towns there is no noticeable ice or border
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9mo ago
The truth of this hurts my soul
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Possessing a fire arm and having an encounter with law enforcement in the united states has long been a death sentence. You can find a multitude of videos online of cops doing stuff like getting the wrong address and beating on someones doo
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9mo ago
Why does FSD need to get updated all the time?
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You must keep in mind that a good portion of U.S. citizens can't even read, and have similar deficiencies around critical thinking. Couple this with a purpose built media landscape and social media slop that are actively trying to conv
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