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by realce 5y ago
A lot of people worked very hard to build that bridge from the flash of the POTUS run to a more typical "movement" structure, but even in those efforts the disconnect between the motives and trust of the volunteers vs Andrew'
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by realce 5y ago
The 2 green icons next to the title indicate that it's a mod post and that it's stickied to the top of the reddit, and the title of the post is that dude's username.
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by realce 5y ago
1000% agree.
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by realce 5y ago
I have dm'd you proof, please edit your comment upon examining it and enjoy your day :) oh you can't do that here - my mistake -- this is where proof went, but I'd like to keep my reddit username kinda separate from here, hop
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by realce 5y ago
Not a billionaire, very meagerly "rich"
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by realce 5y ago
I was a redditor for a decade before I did this, and I TOTALLY AGREE. Reddit moderation, esp for large subs of like over 50k, is outrageous. The power you can muster to influence debate and exposure at that level is immense, and there&#x27
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by realce 5y ago
The message and intention is inspiring and I think engineered poverty is the greatest problem with American society, creating wells of trauma and hatred that make rational governance impossible and make political oppression very simple. The
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by realce 5y ago
I raised over 400k for Andrew's POTUS run and devoted a year of my life to running his official Reddit (104k subs at peak), then joined a SuperPAC to further his positions after the run. The campaign team was full of fools who squander
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by realce 5y ago
Here here! I think we need to deeply reexamine how much we pay officials. Senators/Governors should probably get triple their current pay with severe penalties for any financial fraud. This was one of the better Andrew Yang points to
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by realce 5y ago
No nicotine inhalers killed people. Those were bootleg THC carts that killed people. If the federal gov would have regulated THC carts, those people wouldn't have died. But instead of blaming the gov't for inaction leading to de
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by realce 5y ago
By that logic America should also ban video games because Chinese kids arn't "zonked out" on Fortnite. You're not having a real discussion either, you're employing overblown rhetoric in your request to bring the co
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by realce 5y ago
"The Sacklers, who admit no wrongdoing and who by their own reckoning earned more than $10 billion from opioid sales, will remain one of the wealthiest families in the world."
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by realce 5y ago
How much though? We're thinking about doing this at my company, but offering $50-100 feels kind of tacky or something.
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by realce 5y ago
Just rolled through McDonald's and every lane has huge signs saying they'll pay for your college and training and sign-on bonus and.... I want money to purchase housing, land, and food. Just give me the money. There's only
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by realce 5y ago
You don't believe that an individual who robs the country of taxes on 300m of assets isn't abusing the other citizens of the society? Are you against prosecuting money launderers for some libertine reason? The guy who ran Helix f
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by realce 5y ago
It's not journalism if it's suggested you simply "trust" the journalist. I'd rather go to unarguable-factbased-article.org myself.
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by realce 5y ago
Yes.
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by realce 5y ago
Like what? Buy illegal fireworks online? It would take the flick of a switch for someone to ruin your life for a crime you could never explain yourself out of. Nobody will ever believe that you were framed because that means other convict
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by realce 5y ago
Where is the company that specializes in retrofitting combustion vehicles to electric?
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by realce 5y ago
Digging up lithium is nowhere near the same as mining fossil fuels. You're literally just washing rock with water and you can clean the water afterwards.
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by realce 5y ago
It's totally the rich people going down.
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by realce 5y ago
If we're being totally honest, the incentive not to do so is probably death. Who knows who is "invested" with them, doubtful it's people who like investments with accurate record-keeping.
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by realce 5y ago
That's fair enough
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by realce 5y ago
It's been an established method of therapy for well over 40 years now. While it's not my personal preference to include them, there are certainly many experienced and licensed therapists that will conduct sessions with psychedeli
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by realce 5y ago
Also prevents the stomach pains of digesting lots of dry fibrous mushrooms. For the same reason, the experience with 4-HO-DMT can be shorter/quicker than with mushrooms but not by much.
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by realce 5y ago
I was actually really impressed with the effort to educate people about truffles last time I went.
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by realce 5y ago
If I don't have to spend money on advertising engineers, PR to keep my company nice for advertisers, ect, then I don't really need 1700 per user. Facebook is a database and a UI with ten billion dollars worth of ad exec salaries g
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by realce 5y ago
Ever notice the difference is that people on FB have identities to defend but reddit users are just anon usernames with no identity tied to it? I think this is a serious aspect of why they produce different conversations.
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by realce 5y ago
This is actually one of the more troubling aspects of Reddit's decline IMO. The user-funded model WORKED but so much tracking data was getting left behind that someone chose to make the switch.
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by realce 5y ago
That's an odd glossy advertisement... Everyone here knows what end-to-end encryption is. Regardless of any promise, professed dismay, warranty, or other statement by Amazon, this product is no longer a trustworthy interface for privat

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