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pgnas
7y ago
They are all psychopath, narcissistic megalomaniacs. Every last one of them, it is a requirement.
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pgnas
7y ago
Government is not the solution, Government is the cause. If you want to solve the problem of homelessness, fix the drug problem , stop giving them needles and safe spaces to kill themselves, stop bringing in millions of people from other co
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pgnas
7y ago
Facebook will die a slow death
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pgnas
7y ago
Amazon was getting TAX INCENTIVES, the public, tax payers, would not see an increase in taxes. If AOC is the "rising star" , we are doomed.
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pgnas
7y ago
This is quite interesting, a tough nut to crack as YouTube is heavily censored and content is controlled , what you see is certainly not what people want or is popular.
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pgnas
7y ago
The polticians have destroyed California. This is your case study for social programs, socialism, unlimited immigration, social justice policy and now they are testing UBI? California should be our wake up call to change, instead, we double
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pgnas
7y ago
Agreed on all accounts ,I would not trust social media likes as a judge. Besides , bots don't have pockets , so they can't have wallets, there for they send no money
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pgnas
7y ago
I have no words. The idiocy knows no bounds.
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pgnas
7y ago
Best phone I have ever owned.
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pgnas
7y ago
Ultra high frequencies at ultra high power closely positioned with no testing or guidelines for safety and we hear nothing of it. We have known for quite some time that radar was going to be an issue.. why so late to the game?
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pgnas
8y ago
It is quite possibly one of the most ridiculous notions that we cannot track aircraft in a timely and accurate manner in 2019. It is hard to belive that we can tracks almost anything and anywhere a person does or goes, yet, airplanes disapp
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pgnas
8y ago
True. I admit. I was just looking for an an inroad, thanks for calling me out :)
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pgnas
8y ago
Fantastic ! At this point, there is very little reason for federal, state and local government to be saddled with millions in license costs
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pgnas
8y ago
Waiting for the cops to have these .. launch from car and record and stream for tactical view of incidents. Multiple units could work together using mesh net or net from router in vehicle.
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pgnas
8y ago
Flat tax.
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pgnas
8y ago
Doubling down on the rhetoric... Lessons from propaganda playbook.. keep repeating it .
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pgnas
8y ago
Interesting for sure.
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pgnas
8y ago
It's too bad. The government shutdown did not cause this. The truth is that overspending is the cause for the inability to maintain services. Those same people who are politicizing this mess are directly responsible for it.
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pgnas
8y ago
Hmm.."don't drive while blindfolded..' I imagine this will not be the last stupid thing this person does.
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pgnas
8y ago
Interesting speculation.
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pgnas
8y ago
This is somewhat interesting, I find it equally interesting that since the 1900s we have exponentially decreased the pollution , especially such particulates such as magnetite with the obiteration of the steel and manufacturing industries.
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pgnas
8y ago
Could try a free demo of Azure or turnkey linux domain controller: https://www.turnkeylinux.org/domain-controller
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pgnas
8y ago
Sounds like a great chance for another company to take it's place . Good luck all you entrepreneurs!
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pgnas
8y ago
Very well said
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pgnas
8y ago
Sure, why not, the company that redefined what "unlimited" means is now going to put false advertising on its junk. At any point , is the US Government going step up to the plate and actually do it's job?
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pgnas
8y ago
Good one. I won't hold my breath for this one.
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8y ago
Civil War, WWI, WwII, Vietnam, Iraq go down in the history books and are taught to young minds with anything but the facts. Maybe I didn't fully grasp the theme in this article, but suggesting that History is contrived by anyone BUT th
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pgnas
8y ago
The law of unintended consequences will prevail as it does with most attmempts of man intervening in complex eco systems. This will more than likely not be serendipitous, but more of a drawback. We have caused famines messing with little th
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pgnas
8y ago
The megaliths of Bolivia and structures all over the world which man could not replicate prove this. It would seem that the more we turn our back on the natural world and our history, the more we hold ourselves back from break throughs in m
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pgnas
8y ago
Big surprise.
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