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by rajup 4y ago
Unless you support the minority party in which case democracy is definitely not working and/or the voters for the majority party are deluded ;)
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by rajup 4y ago
I don't get why people are getting all riled up by this. Of course the White House will try to put a positive spin on things, the same would have been done by the Republican party (or any other political party in the world). As noted a
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by rajup 4y ago
> They have the highest leetcode standards out of FAANG. As does Snap. They hire people that basically memorized computer science algorithms. And so their employees are bookish, not innovative people. Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon do not
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by rajup 4y ago
Not small for the parents of those 1000 children I'm sure.
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by rajup 4y ago
> You've named it: "tens of thousands of cases outside of Africa". It entered the white world (disclaimer: I'm white myself). You’re probably being downvoted for this though it’s completely true.
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by rajup 4y ago
I think this is something barfed up by a GPT-3 model trained on OANN, Fox News and 4chan.
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by rajup 4y ago
I agree with you, but this comment of yours does not follow from the other comment you made up thread.
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by rajup 4y ago
Can't tell if this is satire.
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by rajup 4y ago
Great, glad we agree. Do you see that happening right now?
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by rajup 4y ago
Well if it’s not 100% we should carefully balance the actual benefits it provides vs the freedoms we are asking people to give up and the associated inconveniences. And before you tell me “oh it’s just a minor inconvenience”, no it’s not. I
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by rajup 4y ago
> and got this far without anyone in my family getting COVID I assure you it’s just dumb luck, not superior intelligence like the tone of your comment suggests.
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by rajup 4y ago
Oh yes, very loud ones too who have magically obtained PhDs in biology, virology and immunology all in the past 2 years. It’s amazing!
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by rajup 4y ago
They don’t because there isn’t. It’s just idiotic medical security theater. Unless the right masks are worn correctly 100% of the time, which lets be honest is not happening. I guess this is how superstitions start in a sense…
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by rajup 4y ago
Use the coupon and pickup the food yourself. Avoids the tip and delivery fee.
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by rajup 4y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Pre-Moistened-Lens-Cleaning-Wipes-Eff... You can thank me later! Never leave home without a bunch of these.
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by rajup 4y ago
> He began to explain I shouldn't re-use water bottles because it gets more BPAs in the water. I just said "thanks, I'm okay" and kept re-using the bottle. I also asked around, it was a common belief among the rest of
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by rajup 4y ago
I see. I’m probably jumping the gun here, but if such a federal law were to be passed is there something in the Constitution that would disallow it? I suppose it depends on the exact wording and so on?
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by rajup 4y ago
Is a constitutional amendment different than a federal law when it comes to how it’s treated by the SCOTUS?
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by rajup 4y ago
> The supreme court ruled that abortion is a state issue. Any law passed by congress would be struck down by the same ruling. Is it? Then why am I reading news today about the Democrats wanting to suspend the filibuster for a federal abo
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TSA PreCheck, Security and Surveillance(theverge.com)
3 points by rajup 4y ago|0 comments
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by rajup 4y ago
Not that I support this ruling in any way or form, but the 2016 election led to the current slate of justices who came up with this ruling. It is probably good and by design that we don’t change justices with the popular vote.
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by rajup 4y ago
> I'm going to vote strongly against this mentality, because there's something called the fecal-oral contamination route which modern microbiology has discovered, Well that’s ironic given how fecal transplants are rapidly seen
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by rajup 4y ago
In such cases wouldn’t a credit card suffice to tide you over till you can liquidate assets (or cash flow from paycheck)?
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by rajup 4y ago
> They generally believe this sort of thing is a double win. The population decreases and the population that remains becomes emasculated. The whole model of capitalism is based on more people consuming more stuff, so I don't see th
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by rajup 4y ago
Harm does not necessarily mean only life threatening issues IMO. There have been a bunch of studies recently indicating dropping male fertility with strong links to plastic consumption.
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YouTube shorts surpass 1.5B monthly active users(techcrunch.com)
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by rajup 4y ago
Noble intentions and I agree with you it should be avoided, but again I’m confused that you’re suggesting that morality is the major driver for the actions or inactions of nations around the world when it comes to war. It probably is the ma
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by rajup 4y ago
Not sure how that question is relevant, but if you think the politicians and military brass are worried at all about the “murders of children and women” I have a bridge to sell you.
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by rajup 4y ago
Puh-lease. Any other argument other than that tired argument. As if the US military has not been complicit in similar business around the world.
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by rajup 4y ago
Well that’s a new one, is there an interpretation of red riding hood where the wolf is good?

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