one_level_deep2

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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
New York has yet to be run into the ground, so I think it would be ok. Your talking point about NYC being some sort of hellscape is at least 30 years out of date.
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
Odd that the specific example you chose is better in NYC than Miami. The news orgs constantly harping on urban crime rarely mention Miami, for some reason. Maybe because Miami has a Republican Governor, state legislature, and mayor while NY
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
Sounds like it’s not very widespread at all. How many magazine editors are there in the US? Maybe don’t call others “stupid” when your entire post is creating fictional villains.
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
That is very rare, you should consider yourself lucky. I work for a 100,000+ person software company and my [health + dental + HSA] is over $10k to cover my family of 4.
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
I think this person was referring to the process of transferring that stored energy into thermal energy which drives pistons to generate mechanical energy and move the car.
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
For the Californian, you also need to factor in the $10-15k in health insurance costs. That cuts pretty deeply into the $21k surplus. https://www.statista.com/statistics/184955/us-national-healt...
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
None of those prove “effectively insolvent” and most are false, anyways. Chicago population grew according to 2020 census. Then the Census Bureau acknowledged that was undercounted. Any "news" on this is likely using the admittedl
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
Isn’t this just dependent on the political views the person brings to the movie? Recent history has shown us that any narrative can be termed “political” if it helps one side drive a narrative. Just look at the faux outrage over induction o
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
That would require admitting that the free market can't solve the problem, and likely makes it worse.
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
Please explain how Chicago is "effectively insolvent."
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
He was an agent of the information he preferred to leak because he had an agenda. It has been well documented. [1] https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/08/17/wikileaks-turned-down-l... [2] https://theint
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
It is also pretty common in parts of the US. They probably don't know about that either. I know people who go morel hunting every spring in the midwest (Iowa and Illinois, specifically). https://www.thegreatmorel.com/re
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by one_level_deep2 3y ago
Those same conservatives happily supported the Southern Strategy which is what this sentence references. One political party made this a basis for their platform for decades. These are the results of that strategy. https://en.wik