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pandaman
10mo ago
I responded to this: >If someone is here long enough to obtain a state id, there's no reason to detain them on suspicion of their status having expired It seems like you believe that if somebody had been long enough in a state to ob
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pandaman
10mo ago
The US does not have "legal after being a certain time in the country by any means" laws like some other countries. It's the opposite: the longer you are in the country illegally, the more penalty you accrue. There had been o
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pandaman
10mo ago
>It did that by selling bonds and driving the price up. No, the yield went up and price went down. Prices usually don't go down if demand remains unchanged.
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pandaman
10mo ago
Not sure what your links are supposed to prove but here is the link[1] to the actual yield on the 10 year bond, higher yield means the bond is sold at higher discount i.e. cheaper. 1. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/
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pandaman
10mo ago
Treasuries are not some kind of artifacts that can be stored indefinitely, they are bonds with maturity dates. As they mature they turn into cash automatically and that cash used to come from selling new treasuries. As the demand dwindles t
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pandaman
10mo ago
>aspects of communism, but materialism certainly is not one of them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialectical_materialism It is one of the important parts. If you lived under communist rule you'd have to pass
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pandaman
10mo ago
There are two main reasons for what you describe: very flat terrain in Netherlands and people living in multi-family buildings mostly. Thus people don't ride any substantial distance according to Netherland's own statistics [1] an
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pandaman
10mo ago
>There is already lots of surveillance and was even before modern technology. Do you mean that all the people who are installing Flock cameras now do that not because they think there is not enough surveillance but for some other reason?
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pandaman
10mo ago
Can you explain in more detail how the repeat criminals get caught in your scheme? I can see how surveillance could help in identifying the criminal, finding him or her, and as evidence of crime in the trial, but what exactly happens witho
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pandaman
10mo ago
How can an intelligent company make money from illegal activity in your opinion? Day laborers hang in the parking lot because they can't work legally, if they could then they could use HD's contractor portal and bid on jobs there.
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pandaman
10mo ago
They are mostly hired by the contractors who advertise their services online and through aps, who go to HD several times a day anyways. The final customer deals with the contractors, not with the day laborers.
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10mo ago
If normal resistance to weight gain or appetite lead to 35+ BMI then we would not have had the obesity epidemic, it would be just normal state for humans to be 200+ lbs weight just like it's normal to be under 7' height.
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pandaman
10mo ago
A "whataboutism" defense only works in an argument that goes like this: A:"You should stop doing X because X is wrong and evil and you are wrong and evil if you continue doing X!" B:"But you beat your wife." Wh
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pandaman
10mo ago
It looks quite literally and "falling out of window" had been repeated many times in this thread. I believe the original meme predates 2022 and stems from this event: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/mikeh
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pandaman
10mo ago
And the people who read the whole comment and see the low effort straw man argument.
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pandaman
10mo ago
What Russian billionaires you have seen to fall out of a window or disappear?
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pandaman
11mo ago
Maybe they have done that out of pity? I mean, if you try to kill one senior citizen with 1499 of your buddies and still fail then how do you even keep yourself fed?
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pandaman
11mo ago
Canceling a visa does not kick anyone out of the country as far as I know. And the article says their visas were revoked for celebrating death of Americans, it surely is "something they don't agree with" but your implication
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pandaman
11mo ago
What does this link have to do with what I wrote? There is not even the word "border" mentioned in the article. This article talks about canceled visas, not people denied entry at the border.
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pandaman
11mo ago
All the cases of people being turned away at the border over social media posts that I have seen reported were about illegal work. I am afraid even the CBP agents might not be bored enough to read some rando's political screeds. But it
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11mo ago
CD pickup detects changes in the reflected light due to the reflective pits. As long as the scratches are significantly bigger than pits they will create lower frequency attenuation to the reflected light which won't affect the high fr
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pandaman
11mo ago
Yes, that was my experience. I don't have proofs for most of my experience. I don't even have a proof I woke up this morning. Do you?
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pandaman
11mo ago
The claim I am making is that Snopes excluded itself from the Wayback Machine during 2020, here is the evidence: https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/snopes.com Apparently they enabled indexing only from t
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pandaman
11mo ago
I did read your original post and pointed out that there is no archive of Snopes "checks" because Snopes excluded itself from the service. Do you have any ideas why would they do that? As far as I know, it's opt-out, the Wayb
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11mo ago
How can I link it if they are excluded from the time back machine and they pulled that "fact" since then? I have no clue if someone wrote blog post about it. I also don't read all checks currently on their site so cannot answ
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pandaman
11mo ago
Snopes excluded itself from archiving. I let you guess why. My favorite was their check on masks in early 2020 - they said that masks do nothing to the airborne viruses and the government will never force you to wear one, people who are wal
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pandaman
11mo ago
EV is indeed easy. Safe and reliable EV is hard. Vehicle environment is hostile to electric components, where they are exposed to vibration, dirt, and moisture. Even if you get "safe" chemistry in the battery cells of an Alibaba e
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pandaman
11mo ago
>So, give them a court order to board a flight? Like if they are willing to prove their illegal status why is detention needed? You either don't read what I wrote or it does not get through. These people were already given the order
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11mo ago
This is not a law issue, this is people not giving any fucks about local elections. Few people know the name of their city mayor, even less know the name of the county's DA and nobody knows their city council rep. And these are the peo
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11mo ago
I also said that this is the ultimate urban leftist conundrum and you are the proof.
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