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by relaxing 2y ago
Still field hockey. Or for a slightly different twist, Lacrosse.
602.
by relaxing 2y ago
EVs are the product of big auto manufacturers as well.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Sadly the old folks with power started out as gullible youngsters too, and the cycle shows no sign of stopping.
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by relaxing 2y ago
The environmental movement between 1970-1990 made great changes in the way people lived. What stopped it was all out effort by the fossil fuel industry to ensure nothing would affect their profits. I bet you can think of ways to reduce carb
605.
by relaxing 2y ago
Optimistic of you to assume those who are setting up a regime of unchecked power will simply give it up in 4 years.
606.
by relaxing 2y ago
> It's not uncommon for people born in countries with dysfunctional governments Think of the United States during the Great Depression, for instance. Today’s 80 to 100 year olds were born in that era.
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by relaxing 2y ago
In case this isn’t sarcasm: it isn’t. For those who don’t remember that era: https://www.theregister.com/2012/11/08/twitter_epic_traffic_...
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by relaxing 2y ago
All this doge stuff is about tech though?
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by relaxing 2y ago
War crimes are an example of not following the law. (And we frequently let them get away with it anyway.) Not that I’m in favor of any of this, just saying the analogy has diverged from the topic at hand.
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by relaxing 2y ago
If you can’t tell that is satire then you owe it to yourself to keep better informed about current events.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Consultants don’t get absolute power to make changes unilaterally.
612.
by relaxing 2y ago
A heat seeking missile is not equivalent to AI-powered automated target acquisition.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Those muscles got their energy from government stimulus.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Why should we set our slaves free after 10 years, when we can work them until they collapse in the fields and die there?
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by relaxing 2y ago
I’ve lost track of the argument here. I was actually thinking of Hunt and Liddy, who did nothing of worth after their infamy. I don’t think the actual burglars did either?
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by relaxing 2y ago
It’s not that the absolute figures are all you need to know — you might want to look at how many more people Medicare serves for instance. It’s that without them you’ve got nothing to go on. I’m also inclined to agree it’s. as we spend more
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by relaxing 2y ago
Because then you can start to ask questions about whether the absolute amount has been inflated to create and absolute amount of wealth for the executives and investors.
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by relaxing 2y ago
“Both sides bad” is well know play from the “…and we want to keep things bad” playbook.
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by relaxing 2y ago
It’s disappointing we don’t get any further investigation into this he said/she said argument. The cynic in me is inclined to believe the company is denying it to the press without regard to the truth, because they can. No one will hol
620.
by relaxing 2y ago
> a terrible era where everything you do is free for someone else to say no to, because "we all pay for that". Yes I greatly prefer the current era, where everything you do is expensive and someone else can still say no.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Single payer schemes don’t usually forbid private insurance either. I don’t see the advantage here.
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by relaxing 2y ago
That’s generally true of political operatives. The problem here is having such activities in his past makes him an exploitable by criminal organizations or foreign adversaries who would seek the sensitive information he now has access to.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Good reporting here. Clarifies why the kid was fired for leaking documents - it was specifically for leaking internal corporate documents to a competitor. The details about cybercrime discords involved in SWATting and DDOS attacks are fasci
624.
by relaxing 2y ago
> Mass flagging doesn't change this. It literally does. The majority of posters won’t ever see flagged posts.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Imagine if this standard was applied to any other topic. “We’ve already had four Rust topics this month, better flag any new ones!” This article is not the same news as the others you’ve listed. It’s disingenuous to claim they’re all the sa
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by relaxing 2y ago
How would he know the passwords weren’t changed.
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by relaxing 2y ago
You’ve neglected any discussion of democracy beyond the executive branch.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Exposure to other races through integration increases understanding and reduces the tendency towards prejudice. Makes sense?
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by relaxing 2y ago
You would think family support aligns with conservative values, but no. The conservative value they’re most interested in the freedom to be homeless and starve on the streets if you can’t stay employed.
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by relaxing 2y ago
> I do think DEI programs somehow greatly streamlined a meritocratic highlighting of talented folks from diverse backgrounds. This has been my experience as well. It’s sad that it feels like the contrarian opinion. Thanks for taking the

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