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by pandaman 9mo ago
Because the owner didn't live in his store he could afford not to care.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
It's a problem of people owning non-residential property next to residential. I am against that, not just stores but the comment I responded to asked about stores specifically.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
It was not neglected, it was an functioning store. I doubt someone would do the same with their house, an empty lot is also a concern.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
I lived next to a mom and pop store, not grocery, selling crystals and such. The owner of the store allowed a homeless camp on the store's lot. City could not clean it out because it's on a private property. The closest tent was l
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>It's not credible to claim that Good got in her car that day with the intent to run over ICE and cause a mass casualty event. It's not a claim anyone in this thread has made though. The claim I find ridiculous is "Good ne
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>We have a video that shows the distance between the two for all of the relevant points of the situation. You might have, I don't.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Well, you probably have seen the video where the officer is being pushed by the car to the point he is sliding backwards yet you keep arguing he is not touching the car. I don't see any point in trying to persuade you or figuring what
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>Good never touches the officer with her car. Okay, there is nothing left to discuss.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
> I have seen zero evidence there is any sort of widescale assault on police or federal officers with these protests. It depends on your scale, in the both cases of shootings though the victims assaulted an officer before they had been s
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>Police or federal officers using riot dispersal techniques against a protest does not suddenly make the protest a riot. I agree. Assaulting police or federal officers, harassing citizens and blocking traffic does though, and the police
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by pandaman 9mo ago
What do you expect, me presenting the videos with no police in Minneapolis? These are pretty popular on this site. I can show you some from APD dealing with rioters: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pHpFAAzWhTY https:&#
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by pandaman 9mo ago
So you yourself have not seen MPD yet first accused me of only seeing four videos and then accuse me of arguing in bad faith (I don't even know what that would mean in this context, you believe I've seen MPD in the four videos I h
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Please go ahead and present your evidence, show where is the police interacting with the "protesters" in Minneapolis.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Can't talk for all Red states, but in Austin, TX the city police is arresting even people who try to interfere with traffic, even more so people who interfere with federal agents so there is a little chance someone reads reddit, figure
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>That might be true where you live, but it's hardly a universal constant. I have not said it's a universal constant, it's true in the US, where we use miles. ~1 hour per 100km is not as easy. I cannot say I care much if yo
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by pandaman 9mo ago
I don't know what you mean by proper, but there are bike lanes, often separated with curbs or bollards going everywhere.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Where I live there is plenty of bike infrastructure. I and many others don't use bike for transportation because of crime. Homeless steal bikes and parts of bikes if they cannot defeat the lock somehow. Recently a cyclists got killed i
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Back in the 1790s some Frenchmen did the similar thing but, despite not having TV and commercials it still did not catch up even in France.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
I don't know what do you do, but most people need to know how many yards (or inches, or feet, or chains, or whatever) in a mile as often as they need to know how many seconds, minutes, or hours in a quarter i.e. never. Yet it's th
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by pandaman 9mo ago
>Lots of useless names and numbers to memorize Do you have problems with time too? I mean, 1 minute = 60 seconds, 1 hour = 60 minutes, but one day = 24 hours? Wtf??! And one week = 7 days! And one month is 30 unless you mean an actual mo
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Net migration to the US is negative for the first time in 50 years [1] so seems way more effective than whatever was done before. As for arresting citizens - federal agents arrest ~100K people per year[2], if the often cited in these thread
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by pandaman 9mo ago
If they are going to assault people there is a high chance they might get shot in the face in the process, yes. I am sorry, I was not familiar with the WWDC attendants propensity to violence, it now makes more sense.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Immigrant visas. The US does not allow immigrants to be a public charge (at least until they naturalize) but there is no discovery or enforcement.
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by pandaman 9mo ago
Can you explain in more detail how suspension of immigrant visas cuts into who can attend WWDC? Do many people immigrate to the US just to attend WWDC? Does anyone at all?
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by pandaman 10mo ago
I somehow doubt these institutions are market makers in the housing market, if they had been ones then they'd be offering to sell and buy houses all the time , this is a market maker's function.
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by pandaman 10mo ago
It was not intended to hire fresh grads with zero experience though and your example shows that it had already been broken 13 years ago.
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by pandaman 10mo ago
You believe laws were not followed in the case of deportations and seem to be angry about that but simultaneously you want the laws, that demand deportations of illegal aliens, to not be followed. Do you notice any irrationality with this p
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by pandaman 10mo ago
It could be worth mentioning that this guy had been the commander-in-cheif from April 2012 until December 2013, did not hold any post since then and retired in 2018. Otherwise people might get an impression he had been in the military in 20
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by pandaman 10mo ago
A just, moral society, would not let people off with violating its laws for decades so it would not need to hunt them down when its citizens got finally fed up.
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by pandaman 10mo ago
I have not seen this in the article, which is mostly focused on strawmanning the Real ID but even it was there, it's just an opinion. The law does not make any exceptions for having a valid ID as far as I know.

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