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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Some of the people that got dragged to Guantanamo didn't even have charges
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
If you're a human and in the US physically you are guaranteed due process by the constitution. This is being trampled on by the powers that be.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Which other country is deporting people to concentration camps controlled by the military on foreign land?
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
It's luck of the draw with those guys. The job attracts people with nationalistic/fascist mindsets and if you look a certain way you can expect to be treated worse than others.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
I think the press cares about it because each aspect of it is getting worse. People coming into the country no longer have due process and can't see lawyers now.
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2y ago
I can't imagine why anyone would read this and think it's a good idea to come to the US for any reason in this current climate. There's nothing here worth seeing if it means you're going to be tortured for the opportunit
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
There's no such thing as a free market
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
It would be if anyone cared to do anything about it. It's not even legal to modify trucks to fart out black smoke like that to begin with but it's never stopped them from doing it. Cops do not care about that issue.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
The constitution does not only apply to citizens. If you're in the US you are supposed to have freedom of speech.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Having one browser engine dominate the web is not a good thing. If there was ever a terrible zero day found everyone would be in trouble.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Fraud is being pretty heavily normalized. The crypto space model is what all things are moving to imo with the feds being dismantled
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
I'm not even sure it's true Russia is doing this. I think our elected officials might just be really stupid on their own.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
I honestly would prefer moving there but it's pretty hard to attain citizenship. I believe the US is going to collapse and potentially balkanize in the coming years and don't want to witness it firsthand.
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2y ago
China's economy is more state owned than not. The private market is strictly controlled with socialist ideology. The difference between Chinese markets and liberal markets is that the state there controls the capitalists, in the US the
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
How's China's Marxist-Leninist society working out right now? Last I checked their economy was on pace to grow larger than the US.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
I wonder what regulations they take issue with specifically. Shame the article didn't expand on that.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
We've gotta be the dumbest empire in history
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Imagine you go through a natural disaster and someone donates bedbug infested clothing
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
There's def a probability of conflict of interest but I haven't found a better site. Are you aware of one?
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Bold to propose such a thing in a haven of libertarians and temporarily embarrassed billionaires
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Fear of retaliation is why they're not naming and shaming. I use labdoor.com for any supplements because they show their work.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
if you use Linux you can run Gnome web which also uses Webkit as it's engine. You can also build webkit yourself if you want to run it on Windows.
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
You can ask someone their zip code and you can figure out from that their chance of being in prison during their life compared to others. Crime is almost entirely an economic issue. There's no reason to bring genetics into this. Whethe
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
We already imprison more people than any other country on earth.
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2y ago
I think you're well intentioned and I appreciate that, but the biggest problems with health insurance/healthcare in the US are so well entrenched I don't think it can be fixed short of tearing it down and rebuilding. My sugge
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2y ago
There is no good capitalism in the health insurance field. Every dollar of revenue that goes to the insurer is a dollar not going to patient care. Best case you're a friendly parasitic middleman.
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2y ago
Our tax money is funding these atrocities. I felt the same way about the genocide in Yemen. >Around the world, countless marginalized groups face equally dire or even worse conditions and would welcome similar support from these people I
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2y ago
"confirmed" data from Gaza at the moment is unreliable. The people who were doing the counting have either been killed or cleansed from the area. The official death toll is still around 40k despite the reality being closer to 100-
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peppers-ghost
2y ago
Hey thanks for making this. I've been looking for something that would sync with Antennapod.
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2y ago
Infowars is being sold, along with his other assets because he's going bankrupt. He's not getting anything from the proceeds.
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