ossobuco

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by ossobuco 2y ago
Hard for you maybe. Israel is already calling it an act of sabotage by Iran.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> but when they do say Russia Israel is already calling for an act of sabotage by Iran. Turns out you should have used an "if" instead of "when".
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> If someone comes to your home, rapes you, and says your home Oh no, not yet another completely pointless "raped in your home" analogy. A nation is not a home and its citizens are not family, otherwise we'd manage countri
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> the warmonger on the global stage, Russia Disagree. There are several warmongers on the global stage, Russia is just one of them. Appeasement is a word pointlessly thrown around by people who don't uderstand history. > There is
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Apologists of what? There is no evidence that this was done by Russia, so nothing to apologize really. How far gone do you have to be to call "Russian apologists" people who are horrified at calls for a nuclear war?
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Yes, and as mentioned in the Italian media, they were caused by lightning strikes damaging instrumentation on the rails, or by planned maintenance work. There is no suspicion of sabotage. Are just scraping the bottom of the barrel to find a
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Such a clever response. I can see you have all the right arguments to propose for third world war.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> everyone can get back to enjoying peace and prosperity Like the world was peaceful at all before the war in Ukraine. LOL. Keep going please, you're not doing your opinion any favour.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
What is going on with this thread, are you all on drugs? I'm Italian and this accident was just some random dudes walking on the rails.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> I'd be very interested to see how France responds. Nuking Moscow would of course be too much No evidence to be shown of Russia's involvement in this, but let's mention a nuclear escalation. This is absolutely delirious.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Oh please, you don't even know anymore what's your argument, do you? You just hate to be reminded that the bubble you live in is in now way accurately reflective of the reality most people live in.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
I believe you didn't read it because your argument is quite poor and doesn't mention some relevant points the article makes. I may not always agree with everything I read, but at least I take the time to read it before openly disa
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Well it might please you then that about 50% of the respondents report low income as the cause for living paycheck by paycheck. Even more report high monthly bills as a cause. Just read it, it's all in there.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
The personal savings rate has slowly halved over the past 60 years[0]. Did everyone become illiterate or maybe the inflation rate has exceeded the growth rate of wages[1], among other things? What's funny is that on two comments reject
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> A tiny, tiny percentage of Americans would literally go hungry if they didn't get their next month's paycheck "71.93% of Americans Living Paycheck to Paycheck Have $2,000 or Less in Savings"[0]. So no, it's not
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by ossobuco 2y ago
When the alternative is owning no chunk of any company? Yes, still orders of magnitude better. Nothing prevents people from investing also in other companies if they feel like. Or are you implying they are "too dumb" to consider t
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> Interpreted charitably No need for your charity, thanks. I'm simply making the argument that you must live in a bubble if you think that enough people have the excess liquidity and market knowledge for this to be an applicable sol
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by ossobuco 2y ago
How does that work when 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck? When you're not sure if you'll manage to pay the electricity bills to keep your fridge turned on, is your first thought going to be "let's invest
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Germany is the first country, in 2019, to have introduced a pathway for DiGA to be prescribed and reimbursed by health insurance. But in 2017 the FDA launched the Digital Health Innovation Action Plan. So arguably the concept was born in th
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by ossobuco 2y ago
I agree, especially considering that Batista had been sold arms until 1958, when the fights with the rebels had been ongoing for a while already (1956 I believe). The result is that Batista fought the rebels using USA weapons, embargo or no
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by ossobuco 2y ago
That's how revolutions work, if you disagree you usually get killed. The thing is that people would get killed for disagreeing even under Batista. If your family was happy with Batista then I don't think they were in a clean line
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Genius move, take a crappy mobile game, call it a medical device and sell it for a price not even the best AAA games would ever dream to ask. Only the USA healthcare system could give life to such an abomination.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> we don't want to fund what their government is doing What is their government doing that is so terrible? Anyway let's suppose Cuba is a brutal dictatorship, even though it really isn't by any metric. Why are there no san
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> What would it take for the US to lift sanctions Open the doors to US investors to exploit every single resource Cuba has to offer. Kicking out Batista the dictator and closing those doors was the reason sanctions were applied in the fi
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by ossobuco 2y ago
I used to share your opinion, but I had to do with the adult content world for work related stuff and it was the filthiest thing I've ever had to deal with in my life. Sex work is an ugly thing, built upon the exploitation of both work
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by ossobuco 2y ago
> These hopes have to be tempered by the issues of the general sterility of software, though. GitHub, StackOverflow, Glitch, and other community sites were not really made with NSFW content in mind. Yes and I hope it stays that way. Teen
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Let's tamper down with the American imperialism. We see how well that's been going in Ukraine and the Baltics.
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by ossobuco 2y ago
As I said, don't break their laws. When in Rome...
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by ossobuco 2y ago
Personally I took that "in russia" like I would with "in europe...insert generalization here". As in Russia the general area, not specifically the country. Similarly we still refer to a good part of the Balkans as ex-Yug
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by ossobuco 2y ago
The south of Italy still has leftovers of Arabic cultural influence from the Arab occupation in the VIII century. That lasted about 300 years but we're talking about a millenium ago, so it's perfectly reasonable to consider Moldov

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