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pandaman
4mo ago
And 25% higher than 6 years ago.
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pandaman
4mo ago
Did you know Nazis also wiped their butts after taking a dump? True facts. If you enforce laws or wipe your butt - you are a Nazi... Go back to Reddit please.
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pandaman
4mo ago
The article actually explains it: with 2 staircases requirement the cheapest[+] option is to have the internal shared corridor and thus you get just one external wall for an apartment in general (unless it's in a corner where it gets t
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pandaman
4mo ago
Sorry, I did not consider another explanation for your ignorance about voting. You are just under 18! This explains your behavior much better. Apologies to Indians.
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pandaman
4mo ago
Nice redditing. Now I am 100% sure you are an H1B Indian who cannot imagine people can naturalize because it never happens to them.
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pandaman
4mo ago
"Sorry but you are naive beyond words" that made me actually chuckle, coming from you. I am really done with your fantasies, you obviously have no clue how voting registration works (you are not required to live at your registered
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pandaman
4mo ago
Now you are just saying "illegal voting can be detected in this scheme even though I don't know how". Very smart!
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pandaman
4mo ago
Yes I did, did you read what I cited upthread?
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4mo ago
I see. It's possible to detect the scheme per se even though the detection would not lead to charges (ballots from the people registered at the same address are completely legal) and thus would not be conducted. The point your correspo
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4mo ago
Not sure what you are doing now. You asked for a scheme, you got it and now are appearing to be saying that such a scheme would not work because people would get busted even though you admit yourself there would not be any evidence.
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4mo ago
>hope no one noticed dozens or hundreds or thousands of ballots coming from an address So what? If it was illegal to register multiple voters at the same address then it could have been detected at the registration time. >And the trad
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4mo ago
Feds made a nice write up for you, if you are actually curious: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/california-woman-federally-ch...
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4mo ago
>I explicitly stated that I do ride with lights, reflectors and high visibility clothing. The lights aren't on midday unless there is an eclipse. Sorry I was vague, by "without lights" I meant "without lights turned
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4mo ago
Sure, you can break the rim with a big enough pothole on regular tires, but normally people refer to such an event as "wheel broken/fucked up/gone/etc" not "a flat".
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4mo ago
Where do you get your data on flat tires? I get flats in a car every couple of years or so and not from potholes but from the screws and nails. How a pothole can even puncture a car tire in principle? It's not a tubed bicycle tire wher
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4mo ago
>As opposed to the USA, where having the wrong skin colour gets murdered by police I don't think you have, mate.
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pandaman
4mo ago
Not only ICE exists since Patriot Act created DHS, but before that the same organization was called INS. If you watch 80s-90s police procedurals you can spot when someone's on the show's staff had their gardeners/housekeepers
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pandaman
4mo ago
>and no language tests English test is a requirement for naturalization, which is governed by the same INA, which governs H1B and other visas.
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4mo ago
I demand an example of friendly fire incidents where attacker closely observes (they were able to aim at antennas for example) the friendly target for hours yet keeps attacking. All friendly fire incidents are opposite of this - people shoo
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4mo ago
So I figure you could not find an example of friendly fire like that despite your assertion they happen all the time? Color me unsurprised. >There was no attempt to blame Egypt Are you an LLM? Of course there was not - the ship survived
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4mo ago
Can you give an example of a friendly fire on a warship consisting of continuous air and naval attack over the course of two hours? Just one? Friendly fire will suffice, I am not even asking about some other country doing the same to the US
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4mo ago
>Has the US ever been easier to manipulate or spy on? Yes, at least nowadays Israel does not try to sink American warships, killing dozens of sailors in the process and then having the US government to cover it up.
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pandaman
4mo ago
Yeah, I've seen that show too. It's not real. You could tell by the fact they've never mentioned AIPAC in the entire run of the show.
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pandaman
5mo ago
I think you are confusing "homogeneous" with "indigenous". With the common meaning of "homogeneous" your entire post is a non sequitur. There are many different words ending with "-geneous" meaning en
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5mo ago
>But I don't see it. Do you really see armed gangs terrorizing citizens somewhere in the US then? You not seeing people in the process of suppressing gangs is fine, it just means the suppression is very effective. If suppression did
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5mo ago
When I moved to the US, one surprising thing was the "telemarketing" and, at that time, half of the spam calls I've got were selling NYT subs. I had no idea what kind of newspaper it was at the time but I figured it's no
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5mo ago
I am sure they had, how is it relevant?
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pandaman
5mo ago
Did you read it? Humans aren’t very efficient movers—until you put us on a bicycle, when we become some of the most energy-efficient land travelers in the animal kingdom. right at the start. It talks about animals only.
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5mo ago
So, in this system, when does government execute this option? Does it execute on everyone and becomes the largest real estate broker in the world and the Tax Day becomes also the day you book movers to move into the next house? And if not,
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5mo ago
Though it could also be a case with a HOA, a government employee is much more likely to not give any fucks about local ordinances than the board of HOA, composed of people who are directly affected by violations.
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