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by pfisch 6y ago
If customers go inside a theme park and start spouting off about crisis actors and that talk incites someone to engage in violence outside of the theme park, the theme park is not liable for that.
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by pfisch 6y ago
I agree...somewhat. It is hard to ignore that the president directly following Obama basically ran on a platform consisting primarily of dog whistles and racebaiting. I think it is harmful to ignore the primary evidence because people don&#
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by pfisch 6y ago
No. I don't presume your motivations. I just think Occam's razor applies here. Either directly following the passage of the civil rights act southern voters suddenly en masse rejected neo-capitalism, or something else was going on
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by pfisch 6y ago
Why did all the southern states become red directly following the passage of the civil rights act? I think you are ignoring the elephant in the room because you don't like what it says about America.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Please elaborate on the many non-racist reasons for pardoning Joe Arpaio who was convicted specifically for racist actions. In what world is that not an overt endorsement of Joe Arpaio's Racism?
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by pfisch 6y ago
He pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Who was specifically in jail for refusing to stop racially targeting minorities for police harassment. You can't pretend there isn't systemic racism, and that Trump isn't racist, when he is doi
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by pfisch 6y ago
Wouldn't it increase the odds of an extreme and/or single issue candidate winning? I mean isn't the point of it that a 3rd party candidate would have a more viable shot at winning? Though I suppose it would also better expres
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by pfisch 6y ago
Now replace blonde person with the police.
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by pfisch 6y ago
racism is just a subgroup that is a type of ingroup/outgroup behavior.
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by pfisch 6y ago
ingroup and outgroup is an inherent feature of ALL social animals.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Colin Powell(Sec of State) and the Head of the CIA(Tenet) were on the record as sources for yellow cake stories. At that time they had credibility. You are misrepresenting history. It is not similar to this sketchy laptop with no legitimate
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by pfisch 6y ago
Either that, or there are specific sourcing rules for journalists based on the credibility of the sources. Giuliani has burned his credibility, and the entire laptop story is on its face unbelievable. These other stories like Yellow Cake ca
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by pfisch 6y ago
I didn't think the story was about Hunter Biden smoking crack and having sex with girls. That doesn't seem like it qualifies as a story to me that needs to be on national news because who cares? I also do think there is like an 80
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by pfisch 6y ago
In what sense? The media has always censored information that can't be verified. Nytimes doesn't publish articles about flat earth theory. Even Fox News actual News division refuses to run these Hunter Biden stories. Same thing wi
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by pfisch 6y ago
I agree. I just don't think they are the majority. The majority is just dumb holders.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Anyone "successfully" investing in crypto got in at least 4 years ago or when we the last big run up was and just held in a reputable exchange or in their own wallet that they secured well. They don't need to understand anyth
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by pfisch 6y ago
What about all the reits? A lot of bonds are backed by mortgages. If no one is paying rent then aren't all property owners in serious trouble? What about the massive tax hit for all local governments from property taxes. This isn'
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by pfisch 6y ago
When you go up that chain you will eventually run into a very serious monetary crisis that would crash the banks, the real estate market, and the entire economy.
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by pfisch 6y ago
If GM didn't know they rolled it down a hill then it sounds like people are going to jail.
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by pfisch 6y ago
I might not be remembering correctly, but I thought they had to tunnel under it to stop the core from burning down into the water table which would spread the nuclear disaster far and wide. Not to stop the steam explosion.
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by pfisch 6y ago
No, I am not talking about what happened. I am talking about what almost happened. They tunneled under the meltdown to stop it from destroying a huge amount of Europe, and I believe everyone involved in the tunneling died.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Didn't Chernobyl almost make a huge swath of Europe uninhabitable? Wasn't that the takeaway from the miniseries? That a lot of people gave their lives to prevent an unfathomable disaster?
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by pfisch 6y ago
If their government is going to aggressively intervene in their "free market" so we can't compete by doing exactly what I just said, then we are forced to reciprocate.
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by pfisch 6y ago
I mostly agree, but this fantasy/system where housing prices will just continue to increase infinitely while wages stagnate is ludicrous. People shouldn't have bottomless faith in American real estate going up in price forever. Th
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by pfisch 6y ago
The USPS already has a purpose. Your problem is how it funds that purpose. We could fund it ourselves through the government instead, but why?
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by pfisch 6y ago
I guess alienware is, you're right. Not like...a desirable luxury brand to me even though I am a professional game developer, but it is a luxury brand.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Is Dell a luxury brand? I have never thought that. I would expect better parts from MSI.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Algorithmically...
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by pfisch 6y ago
That is just not true. Lapd was not prepared to handle the changes in technology since 1992 and the roving bands of organized looters. They adjusted their strategy drastically on Monday and caught easily hundreds of looters on live tv. Thei
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by pfisch 6y ago
The only real reason they are censoring anything is to make it so the government doesn't have to intervene. If youtube/facebook/etc were just platforms where people were spreading false information/hysteria/propagan

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