nutjob2

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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Maybe your brain could tell us where the batteries are being used and who is producing them. You know, evidence, instead of just something that resides in your brain.
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Where else are the batteries used?
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Because they're complacent and risk adverse.
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Right, that's why exactly one country, Zimbabwe, has a currency that is gold convertible.
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Obviously not representative, but recently I installed the most recent release of the "user friendliest desktop Linux" and tried to get it to stop asking me for my password, or asking me to select the user, on startup. Not only is
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Although its not for everyone, I run a Hackintosh and stick to 10.15 or lower.
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It's always been that way. The notion that currency is backed by something concrete like gold is an illusion, one that some people cling to these days. Even if it were true, inflation makes the whole issue moot. Money is only worth wha
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> 7 of the past twenty years A lot of shit went down over that period. But you seem upset by QE in general. It seems to upset a lot of people, possibly because the Fed created a lot of money, but that's what central banks do, they c
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Only the fact that it would be an idiotic policy that would destroy the economy. Why would you let your monetary policy be run by gold miners in China, Russia and Australia? They could cause inflation or deflation simply by increasing or de
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
The Fed most commonly uses Open Market Operations to modify the money supply, with "money printing" or Quantitative Easing used in more emergency situations. But more broadly your comment doesn't really represent reality, wha
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You seem unable to tell the difference between heroin and aspirin.
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A parasite that turns its host into a zombie.
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One thing is certain: Trump is brazenly enriching himself, his family and associates every way he can in this term. But on the bright side when Dems win the midterms they will spend the rest of his term investigating and impeaching him, whi
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
You're doing the old Soviet thing of accusing people of the thing you're doing. Did you use to live in that environment? Everything you say is unfounded and makes little sense. You seem to be read things that are not there. I&#x27
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I guess you've never heard of a rhetorical question. But speaking of snark why are you so upset? Trump has form pardoning people for purely political reasons and for personal gain of various kinds.
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OK so you think it's a conspiracy. But how do you know it's "overrepresentation"? It's media not a strict reflection of population. Anyway, so you don't like gay people, but tough luck. Just like you can like o
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How does one overlook 1M documents? Can't be unintentional.
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Many people find far right views repugnant so they don't want to repeat or endorse them. What you call "censorship" and "bias" is just people disagreeing with you.
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So you believe in quotas in "mass media", so that homosexuals aren't over-represented? Or you just think it's a conspiracy to turn everyone gay? Trying to control the free market of ideas seems a bit oppressive.
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Who cares about the framing, both are legal facts, yet you're unable to comprehend or accept that.
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The article title is written as a title and subtitle, separated by a colon. So the correct title of the article is 'The First Photographs of Snowflakes'.
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> Half the US thought him preferable to AOC and Hillary Clinton What do those people have to do with anything besides being popular right-wing targets? His approval rating is currently around 42%.
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Robots and technology have been replacing humans for many decades. It's a positive thing and change is a natural part of life. It's hardly depressing, it's progress. It's not like humans are somehow put on this earth onl
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The EU should target US oligarchs like it does Russian ones insofar that they support Trump's hostilities toward the EU. Musk is probably the most obvious candidate for this, but there are several others.
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It's akin to physical autonomy meaning you can't trespass. > A completely meaningless and self-defeating argument. Your example is literally true: in Texas you have the right to kill someone entering your home without permissio
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The article title is actually "How I Left YouTube". Maybe someone could update it?
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If justice is served it'll be knocked down by the next admin, if it is ever built.
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An American Oligarchy.
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The governments of each EU member state nominate their own candidate for a Commissioner, while the European Council (the heads of state or government) proposes the President of the Commission, who then works with member states to select the
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> The point-punishment only enables abusive and toxic people and behaviors. Actually that's what it's fighting, people like you. > I for one believe every human... People can say what they like, that doesn't mean anyone

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