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by pandaman 1y ago
Do you also have homeless tent cities with thousands of stolen bikes in different states of decay piled around?
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by pandaman 1y ago
This might have something to do with London not being in the USA?
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by pandaman 1y ago
Trains and large trucks use this setup because a mechanical gearbox would need to be enormous to withstand torques they produce. Bikes don't experience even moderate torques so they can be equipped with 10-20 geared transmissions, whic
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by pandaman 1y ago
Just like $0-$5K bikes: it's not like a homeless junkie is going to leave your bike alone if it's just $3K or even $300.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Perhaps we should amend the law and make every woman you know who lifts to register for SSS.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Statistically there are very few women out there that can lift even same as an average man. Even a 55 y.o. overweight man is statistically stronger and has more endurance than an average 20 years old woman.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Passports also are for identification inside the country. You are not getting issued a local government ID after you "pass" "port", you keep using your passport.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Bullets might not care but you would if you had been a woman and made to unload a truck of 40 lbs ammo crates. Also carrying 90 lbs of load out (some of which are also bullets) feels very different. You also seem to overlook demographic im
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by pandaman 1y ago
>You can’t see any way that an improved understanding of happiness and/or drug use could help people? I can't see how is this research helping anyone other than the researchers themselves. Also I can't see the Call for Pro
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by pandaman 1y ago
For example, let's take cocaine rats, which is a real research paid by my tax dollars. Is it some kind of big government vision that created this? Can you locate a Call for Proposal that spawned this? How does it benefit me as a citize
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by pandaman 1y ago
So there's some department in the US government, which plans all the important research such as children looking at Facebook food ads or whether lonely rats crave cocaine more than happy rats [1] and the scientists compete for these? A
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by pandaman 1y ago
Pedestrians are the same people: I often see a person nonchalantly crossing a six lane street in the middle of a block to get into a parked car on the other side. If someone decides to post on Instagram while driving at that time then it&#x
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by pandaman 1y ago
The one who was first deported in 1999? From what a quick search shows - most likely not a citizen.
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by pandaman 1y ago
They don't deport American citizens even if wiki editors are hoping a low IQ reader won't check references and just read the title. The cases they mention are illegal parents taking their technically American citizen children with
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by pandaman 1y ago
I don't know where you live, but calling cops over noise nuisance has not worked in most cities in the US for a long time. E.g. with LAPD you will be lucky if cops will show up in 4 hours and if they show up they are not going to ticke
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by pandaman 1y ago
Perhaps having a severe mental illness is somehow important for you but I still don't see how is it relevant in this context other than it shows that the fraction of homeless with it is ~4x bigger than in regular population so it'
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by pandaman 1y ago
> So nearly 4 out of 5 homeless are regular people who simply cannot secure permanent housing. How does it follow? Not having a severe mental illness makes one normal? It's as same as saying that not suffering from severe obesity
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by pandaman 1y ago
Likely the person who smugly commented how other countries should tax US companies doing business there (implying that they don't do already?).
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by pandaman 1y ago
No, I've been observing hysterical redditors on this site since January.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Call the police and report? It's not like you know every LEO by face and only masks prevent you from identifying them.
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by pandaman 1y ago
I agree on both points, but my point was that there are people aware of outsourcing and working on curbing it too.
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by pandaman 1y ago
Not completely blind, there is a bill to put a 25% excise tax on offshored labor: https://www.moreno.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/The...
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by pandaman 1y ago
It's false because "dual intent" applies explicitly only to non-immigrant visas and the term is referencing the applicants intent. There are no pathways from a non-immigrant visa to citizenship in the US.
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by pandaman 1y ago
How so? Anybody who has a student visa had to prove that she or he has strong ties to the home country and no intent to remain in the Untied States, and that she or he only needs to get education in the US to come back and apply it for the
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by pandaman 1y ago
People who live with roommates.
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by pandaman 1y ago
>The government also files these cases in the first place because of politics, not merit. See my point about theater earlier. Yeah, a completely different case by a different organization means this case is also political... I don't
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by pandaman 1y ago
>That's the official opinion of the government, the judiciary, and the defendants. If it has been an official opinion it would have been published and you had a link to it, would not you? Settlement is not an admission of guilt nor
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by pandaman 1y ago
> Company has to make a good faith recruitment effort. Yes. And as the topical article and countless other ones state - they don't. They actively obfuscate their job openings so they do know they act against the law. And it's s
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by pandaman 1y ago
It doesn't matter how you evaluate these busts, what matters is that they contradict your claim.
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by pandaman 1y ago
The company is free to tailor the minimum requirements to its liking however it must be able to persuade the government that the job cannot be done without these requirements and a foreigner meets them. If you could just require a Nobel Pri

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