orwin

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by orwin 1y ago
I thought the killer was trans and that's why he killed Kirk. Then I've heard it was because of his trans girlfriend. Then it was because he was in a leftist family who talked about Kirk poorly. Then it was because he was a leftis
902.
by orwin 1y ago
> I find it funny people still find the UN legitimate. They still haven't criticised Hamas attack I find it funny that you have to lie so much. They did, it's easy to find. My father is from a Christian orphanage in east Jerusa
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by orwin 1y ago
Yeah, agree. Medecine there has caught up in Poland for sure, and it's catching up in Romania and Hungary too. Eastern europe will have road safety issues for a long time though, so i don't see them reaching WE europe LE at birth
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by orwin 1y ago
Probably eastern European countries haven't caught up yet in safety and public health, but its coming.
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by orwin 1y ago
Or for individuals. I;ve never realized how US-like my country was becoming until DJT and his second administration. I'm probably one of the most US-pilled person my age in my country (I follow US football more than soccer, i hang out
906.
by orwin 1y ago
Yes
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by orwin 1y ago
Interestingly, the same happened in Western France 10-15 years ago or so, when my father worked in construction, with detached polish and Romanian workers. The unions and workers worked really hard (with the help of journalists and judges)
908.
by orwin 1y ago
That's probably the plan anyway. The plan is to defang the courts, and especially the ECHR, since the beginning. The AfD explicitely said it was their plan, the National front in France didn't, but would be very happy if it didn&#
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by orwin 1y ago
To respond to your edit, my guess people downvote you because you completely misunderstood the situation and did not care to correct you when the situation was explained so many time, and probably think you're disingenuous. I think you
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by orwin 1y ago
I borrowed 100 from you to buy 100 of expensive stuff to X. I default, the 100 i spent is still in the real economy, and you don't have to reimburse anyone yet. People i paid with the 100 i borrowed still have the money, you have to wr
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by orwin 1y ago
He could forma coalition with the Socialists, but they pushed for an agrarian reform that would have taken power away from landlords/landowners in east germany, which was the conservative base of power. It was a choice: Socialists, Naz
912.
by orwin 1y ago
To be clear: Hitler was not put in power by any election. Von Papen and Hindeberg, under advice from industry leaders, gave him power. In fact, the Nazi party electoral results were down from the previous election. Both the socialist and co
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by orwin 1y ago
Clearly the US wants people to apply for expensive visas when going to CES or defcon. I guarantee you people won't bother.
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by orwin 1y ago
From what I've read it's still an ESTA violation. When I went to the CES a few years ago my goal was clearly work, not vacation, and I did work from my hotel. I should have been arrested and put in chains, then publicly shamed for
915.
by orwin 1y ago
It was an ESTA, and yes, technically working from the US with an ESTA isn't allowed. I'm not invited to the CES since I've left the first company I worked for in 2020, but I definitely would have cancelled all my plans to do
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by orwin 1y ago
No, reimbursing decrease money supply. Default does not.
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by orwin 1y ago
It's because in the West, we decentralized and privatized too much. Interests at local/national/global level are divergent and misalign all the time, which makes everything take more time.
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by orwin 1y ago
Depends on the default rate, and I'm pretty sure the past year in the US, default created more money than what was printed (even taking QE into account). Basically why everybody decided to go with money printing during COVID btw, peopl
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by orwin 1y ago
My father used to work in construction in Western europe, so protectionist/Nationalist union workers, i know about them. No one would cheer if that happened to foreign workers, unless company owners were part of the detained, and even
920.
by orwin 1y ago
So you agree that if an employer might be breaking the law, we have to publicly humiliate its workers so that USians can have the jobs (maybe)? Why is the public humiliation necessary? The cuffing and even detainment is already too much for
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by orwin 1y ago
I knew there were pictures of that, but it was intentional? You tell me your police put foreign people in chains, took pictures without blurring anything, and posted them? It wasn't a leak? Everything is dumb, but i think this is the w
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by orwin 1y ago
If it's like in my country, it's probably because you have more and more people "self-employed", and the average "small business" went down from 3.8 employees to 2.2 over the last 6 years (made up numbers, but
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by orwin 1y ago
they discontinued the Ford focus or changed it to an SUV? Shame.
924.
by orwin 1y ago
Rural and metro areas, especially before traffic calming mesures of the last 20 years, were very different. I'm not from the UK, but in Brittany, everybody know of a schoolmate who died from traffic (especially since you have one high-
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by orwin 1y ago
I don't think nuclear ever dictated SPOT electricity prices in Europe. Gas, pulsed coal, or Steps do though.
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by orwin 1y ago
Do they cuff and detain them publicly? I mean, I understand public humiliation is something Usians like, but was it necessary here? To me, punishing the workers is so unimaginably cruel and pointless...
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by orwin 1y ago
When French marsouins killed Droukel, one of the first thing they did was take a picture, then sent it to their friends in the navy, operational security be damned (and from what I've heard, that triggered a lot of jokes). The french t
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by orwin 1y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but doesn't it applies to services you buy too? Like of, god forbid, a US company pay for SAP, it'll be 25% too? or if you pay for spotify when apple Music exist, it'll be a 25% surcharge? Like a tariff
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by orwin 1y ago
Oh sorry then, i guess my lack of following and my pessimism has taken over proper verification. Hopefully the US government break Google adtech in two different companies.
930.
by orwin 1y ago
Honestly, on this particular case that's on the judge and your current culture, not Khan. Before the 80s, Google would have been forced to separate its two ads divisions, to make some space for new companies and actors. If Lina Khan on

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