rhcom2

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by rhcom2 4y ago
My grocery store has plenty of fresh produce, what's different about it compared to a EU veggie?
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by rhcom2 4y ago
And get yourself a visit from the FCC
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by rhcom2 4y ago
No of course there still needs to be a change. Your comparison falls apart because there isn't a epidemic of targeted violence against children using cars, while there is with guns.
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by rhcom2 4y ago
No one is driving SUVs down elementary school hall ways
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by rhcom2 4y ago
> Mentally ill means whatever we want it to mean That isn't how medicine works though.
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by rhcom2 4y ago
There are plenty that think any compromise is anti 2A. And the amount of compromise is wildly dependent on state.
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by rhcom2 4y ago
> I truly do not believe even 50% of people who claim to like Picasso actually like Picasso's paintings. I'm very confident the majority are people who say they do to fit into a group. What happened to "assume good faith&q
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by rhcom2 4y ago
I too thought that but apparently it is not the case. https://internationalaviationhq.com/2019/11/23/language-used... > The language used by Air Traffic Control is quite simple: whichever the pilot chooses
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by rhcom2 5y ago
> I agree Putin is a tyrant, but two tyrants don't make a democracy. I’d argue the US is no better at this point. Try questioning vaccines, 2020 election, Hunter Bidens laptop, protest at a school board, etc. The absurdity of this w
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I believe there is only one, the bombing of Yugoslavia.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I just pushed back on a unsupported statement, not sure where you got "hell-hole" from. God forbid we admit America isn't the greatest country on earth in everything.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
That isn't evidence for what you asserted. Just evidence that for those people it might be worse somewhere else.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
> resulting in America's poor being the richest poor people in the world. That's a pretty big assertion without evidence especially with America's awful healthcare system and it's smaller safety net than some other co
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by rhcom2 5y ago
Is there a way, outside full transparency from China in some "perestroika" type situation which seems highly unlikely, we will ever really know for sure?
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I never understood 9/11 truthers until someone explained it that it was more comforting to at least believe someone was pulling the strings in the background because at least there was a plan , even if it was sinister, compared to acc
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by rhcom2 5y ago
> If the platform picks and chooses what goes on its platform then it's a publisher, not a platform. Thus it loses it's Section 230 immunity. This isn't true and not apart of section 230. > No provider or user of an in
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I think that's fair if you only look at this from a business perspective, but clearly those things have great effects across state lines even if the business is usually intrastate. (Although a good amount of gun purchases are done on
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by rhcom2 5y ago
> Privacy does not end at state lines and Americans deserve better than a patchwork of different and conflicting state laws. Couldn't you replace "privacy" here with guns or healthcare or nearly any other national issue. e
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by rhcom2 5y ago
My kneejerk reaction is this will probably waste a lot of their money without much traction. But I'm also happy about Facebook wasting a bunch of their money...
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by rhcom2 5y ago
Snowden is an activist pushing for an agenda too. Sure, one we agree with and seems ethical but it's still an agenda. Side note, when did "activist" become a dirty word?
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by rhcom2 5y ago
"In honor of the revolution, it's half-off at the Gap"
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by rhcom2 5y ago
If it's the same stuff on his website it is incredibly underwhelming https://www.zachvorhies.com/google_leaks/
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by rhcom2 5y ago
In CA at least there are legal penalties for selling fake illegal drugs so some illegal activities get legal protection. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/health-and-safety-code/hsc-sect...
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that fits the definition of fraud.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
> We need to work on getting more personal time for people Which was the original goal of unions, something I would think would count as being "political" at work.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I'd assume from the government of the country which the vessel is flagged under. For example needing a Merchant Mariner's Credential if a US ship.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
Have you heard the term "bikeshedding"?
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by rhcom2 5y ago
That is straight from the report from the Loyola Law School.
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I don't know about the ancient Arab world but Roman slavery wasn't race based, wasn't generational, slaves could buy their freedom, and eventually slaves gained some forms of legal protection. Oh and it was almost 2000 years
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by rhcom2 5y ago
I think Sian Proctor and Hayley Arceneaux actually would count as the latest American women in space and they were just on the cover of Time.

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