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26d ago
> The government employee at least earns their salary by actual labor. They may or may not do much useful - government tends to grow regardless of output, because it doesn't need to earn its money. All you know for sure is a governm
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26d ago
Yes, I agree on Andor. But that was a quiet side-project done by good people, and not the main focus of Kathleen Kennedy and her recruits. Both it and Rogue One were made by Tony Gilroy.
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27d ago
It's good that the left has got to the point where they're disavowing woke[0], although they're only doing it to not plummet further into the depths of unpopularity, but to say it was never co-opted by the radical left in the
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27d ago
Try seeing how much net tax a government employee pays. It's in the negatives. Or a benefits recipient.
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27d ago
That is a key trait needed to be hired as a writer into all sorts of successful shows in the last 15 years.
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27d ago
> That's pretty much the definition that the term started with No, it started as being aware of issues black Americans were facing. Then it got co-opted and contorted by the far left in America into all sorts of crazy issues.
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27d ago
Probably the fact that in one episode[0] the Doctor's incarnations were actually mostly women except for the most recent few - who obscured this important fact - smelled a lot like "yet another man taking credit for a woman's
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27d ago
I think you have to be completely in another universe to think that's all anyone means by that. Are you really so delusional about your own superiority that you think "anti-woke" just means anti those things? It's 2026 a
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27d ago
> I believe the 4th doctor discuss what pronouns to use for an alien. You believe it because you've memorised it for such a time as this, but it is not the same as woke "black is white if it feels it is" style feelings. &g
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27d ago
Yes indeed, that is the oft-cited fatal flaw of remaining in the ECHR. But that aside: why come to the UK?
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27d ago
With nothing. Why does the UK have giant numbers of asylum seekers, and why wasn't any of the EU countries they travelled through to get there good enough? It's the hardest to reach country in Western Europe. EDIT: other than RoI.
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27d ago
Thinking that not liking over 1000 men moving in next to a small village is purely "hatred of foreigners" is mind-blowingly race-brained.
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27d ago
> A spokesman for the Home Office said: "The Government is closing every asylum hotel, saving taxpayers over £1 billion on asylum support since the election. This is why the hotels and bnbs were a bad idea.
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27d ago
The main negative of the EU is people can migrate through it to get to your country, like the UK's small boats crisis. Canada, being so far from the EU, doesn't have that unique disadvantage. Which is good news for Canada if this
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27d ago
> They could change their minds, donate or pay enough taxes that their billions would be distributed far and wide. Then they'd no longer be trapped. They pay giant amounts of tax. The people not paying tax, or costing negative tax,
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27d ago
And Star Wars. Complete train wreck. Disney just has so much money to burn from live action remakes they can limp along.
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27d ago
Who exterminated the 2026 Christmas special[0]? [0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c621ln7vx7qo
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27d ago
Their culture prioritises economic outputs not entitlements.
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27d ago
Probably not if navigation is involved: > This is why most online mapping platforms like Google Maps or Apple Maps rely on a variation of the Mercator projection to provide directions. Using the Equal Earth projection for navigation woul
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27d ago
We didn't keep contracting mad cow disease until everyone who wasn't genetically immune to it died. I'm pretty sure we figured it out and killed loads of cattle to stop us getting it.
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28d ago
Skilled is a subset of what the US gets, and that at the detriment to local workers (and to the countries the skilled immigrants originate from). Though to the local business owner's they're great - much cheaper.
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28d ago
> They practice cannibalism, and Michael Rockefeller was likely eaten there, and maybe Joe Biden’s uncle too - and one group ate their dead relatives’ brains at funerals so consistently that they gave themselves a mad cow type disease ca
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28d ago
Ethnicity never mattered (other than for the people that think too many white people are doing something). It's culture, in particular government ties, that are the worry with China.
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29d ago
I think that expecting a 2012 car to have Apple Carplay (launched 2014) or Android Auto (launched 2015) support is a bit unreasonable, is all.
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29d ago
> So lack of supply isn't the problem, it's the people who want a place to live who are the problem? Would you make this same argument if the increased demand was from people being born rather than immigration (because it is bo
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29d ago
A huge amount of housing demand comes from immigration. You can't call people who like their neighbourhoods "NIMBYs" for not wanting their nice area to triple in population to solve a problem. They aren't the problem. Th
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29d ago
Well yes, what difference does it make to bring people over to the US vs them doing the work overseas? Bringing people over has negative consequences in the US (housing demand goes up; water demand goes up; power demand goes up) and in the
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29d ago
I understand I must've triggered some sort of prerecorded response, but this is pretty off-topic even given that.
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29d ago
This just makes the Tesla Model S P90D, from 14 years ago , just look even better. 509km range (in the lab) and incredible acceleration, and looks pretty normal and practical. And it doesn't make you bring your own phone and bluetooth
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29d ago
Texas judge rules heroin marketed as child safe so parents could get back to doing their own heroin was not child safe after all.
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