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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> Why is it that, in a country of 300 million people, there are only a handful of individuals to choose from for the presidency, and they often come from the same families as before? (rhetorical) Couldn't have said it any better! Pe
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Way to spin it! Completely ignore the family cartel thingy and focus on the American dream.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Pointless answer. The fact that there are many articles making the argument that "everyone should be in therapy" means that this is not some outlandish and never heard of opinion like you imply, but rather a well established one t
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Source? I don't find this true at all. People simply don't want to do meaningless, consuming or alienating work.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Why put feminist between quotes?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
You must live on the moon. Just google "everyone should be in therapy" and see how many results you get.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
StackOverflow lost 90% of the relevance to me the day they shut down their jobs section. It was brilliant and it worked really well, got me several jobs and possibly shaped my life for a few years.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
You're missing the point: If the working class becomes the ruling one finally the majority rules, not a rich elite.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> hostile foreign governments China has been financing the US for years. That's not what I would define hostile. > Should Congress be allowed to take actions to stop Russia from spreading misinformation designed to destabilize th
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I was going to upvote and move on, as the video is self-explanatory and fun. Now I feel compelled to leave a comment to disprove this conspiracy theory.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> In the hands of such practitioners I would call them cultists at this point.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I'm not proving any point, just elaborating upon some of the controversial aspects of Rastafari culture. American culture is full of equally controversial aspects, if that's what you want to hear.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Read about murder music[0]. This song literally repeats "Burn the homosexuals"[1]. The contrast with the happy and festive vibe of the song is so weird. .0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Murder_Music .1:
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
True, adds to the idea that the missile attack was a ruse. Everything was prepared in advance.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> I think we can handle a robust exchange of views now and again, even if they're not expressed the way you would express them. The comment in question didn't add anything to the discussion, it was just a snarky remark. Hence n
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
The Putin's setup theory is the most convincing I've heard so far. One thing that doesn't make sense to me is that Prigozhin used an alleged Russian missile attack on a wagner base as justification to start this charade. If t
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
You think Boeing didn't already have all those processes and shops in place? If it still costed them tens of thousands to produce a trash can, I'd argue they're doing their job really inefficiently. Not really what you'd
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Why don't you ask Boeing why exactly they need to charge $50k per trash can, before justifying them with an imaginary explanation of how their economy works?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Explain then how Boeing managed to stay afloat when it was forced to charge "only" $300 per trash can.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
cool username.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> Are people the best judge of whether or not their job is bullshit? Doubtful. Who is it then?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> The worker therefore only feels himself outside his work, and in his work feels outside himself Simple yet very effective way to put it.
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The military is using e-girls to recruit Gen Z into service(mronline.org)
86 points by pastacacioepepe 3y ago|129 comments
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> Nice whataboutism but I have already stated on here multiple times what I think of Americas wars. Not whataboutism, you're parroting the word without knowing what it means. I'm just saying that war crimes happen in any war, e
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> Because evidence suggests they do this for kicks sometimes. They have already slaughtered their say through Russian speaking towns why wouldn’t they continue to do this?. You know you are saying this in bad faith. What should we be say
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
How can you say this while "the wealthiest country" still has people dying because they can't afford medication?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
It's not hard, really. Are you a corporation? If no, it doesn't concern your freedom.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> A ceasefire comes at the cost of all Ukrainian lives in the territory that Russia has already invaded. Based on what? These are mostly the ethnical Russian in eastern Ukraine. Anyone who didn't like Russia has long left before the
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Honestly, it's not up to you to say. Real diplomacy happens behind the scenes. What politicians say in public is just a facade. That's not even the point anyway. I'm asking about the possibility of military contractors lobbyi
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
The million dollar question is why not give Ukraine the means to switfly end the war? One might say it's in order to prevent excessive escalation and slowly bleed out Russia, but, aside from the fact that "slowly bleeding out&quot

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