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by pwned1 5y ago
Why would anyone downvote this? I love this type of out of the box thinking.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Except now we have a federal government which thinks it knows best and will force medical decisions on you.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Depends where you are. In many places life is back to normal and we're free human beings again.
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by pwned1 5y ago
I see that diarrhea.com is still owned by P&G.
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by pwned1 5y ago
We have that in Michigan. Non-homestead property taxes. All it does is make apartments more expensive for renters. The cost is just passed on to the renter.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Why does the rainfall chart start in 1992? And the images at the bottom show the river in flood stage in 2019 and then "normal" in 2020. It gives a very misleading impression.
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by pwned1 5y ago
The example I cite -- MK-ULTRA, Charles Manson, and Jack Ruby.
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by pwned1 5y ago
How about a mention that so many "conspiracy theories" have a certain grain of truth to them, and the fact that corporate media tries so hard to make sure you're not aware of those things? The Jeffrey Epstein story is so deep
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by pwned1 5y ago
I'm not young :) I just couldn't get past the horribly stilted dialogue, the clowny costumes, and the completely terrible "inner monologue." Oh, and the last scene where the emperor himself jumps on the merry-go-round an
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by pwned1 5y ago
My god, how could you say that. I watched the Lynch version before watching the new version, just to be able to compare. The Lynch version was the worst movie I've ever seen.
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by pwned1 5y ago
I'm wondering if you read the article. The risks and rewards for kids basically net to zero.
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by pwned1 5y ago
The FDA can't mandate a vaccine. But if you think that's not the next step for the bureaucrats who can mandate such things, then I have a bridge to sell you...
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by pwned1 5y ago
Are you being facetious? If they can't innovate and they are losing customers, how does that support breaking them up? It seems to make the opposite point.
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by pwned1 5y ago
The new Texas and Berlin factories should be operational by the end of the year. I don't see it as a problem.
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Big pharm adopts the subscription model of profitability(twitter.com)
3 points by pwned1 5y ago|0 comments
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by pwned1 5y ago
https://archive.md/wip/s4vC8
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How Many Users Does Facebook Have? The Company Struggles to Figure It Out(wsj.com)
1 points by pwned1 5y ago|1 comments
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by pwned1 5y ago
I recently had the privilege of visiting Bastiat's grave in Rome.
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by pwned1 5y ago
I for one am fine with taxes being a pain in the ass. That forces people to see what they're paying. If you think they're a pain in the ass, advocate for simpler taxes.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Why does the graph only show three data points? 1973, 2012, 2020?
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by pwned1 5y ago
Or people jumping ship because of the CEO's "muh fascism" email sent to all customers.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Dear Netflix: please don't cave to the faux outrage machine.
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by pwned1 5y ago
From the article: The bottom 90% of Americans held about 11% of stocks, and added $1.2 trillion in wealth during the Covid-19 pandemic. The top 10% saw the value of their stocks gain 43% between January 2020 and June of 2021, according to t
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by pwned1 5y ago
Related: 61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020 https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/18/61percent-of-americans-paid-...
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by pwned1 5y ago
Can I run MS Basic on it to revive the Tandy Color Computer III programs I wrote in 1992?
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by pwned1 5y ago
LOL. Michigan Militia of Love.
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by pwned1 5y ago
Unfortunately, future employers will say "what the hell is The Open University" and will believe that it's some sort of scam or diploma mill. Are you able to take the credits you have and complete a bachelor's in somethi
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by pwned1 5y ago
Very interesting. They may be using a third-party service that pulls data in, thus they can say "we don't have that info." So the next step in your FOIA is to get records on how their systems work and contracts with third par
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by pwned1 5y ago
The modus operandi of the surveillance state is to back off something newly intrusive just long enough for the outcry to die down and then slip it in when no one is looking. I'd expect this not to be canceled, but to find its way in to
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by pwned1 5y ago
"Collapsing" is a serious overstatement.

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