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its a mix of both, although he has never said "turn-of-the-century industries" and that looks to be a bit of bias on OP's part. here is his speech specifically about jobs from his campaign [1]. long story short, he wants to f
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"defend the constitution" and "follow the constitution" are two completely different things.
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you have just succinctly justified arms races and the development of new weapons and counter-weapons.
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1) it's a temporary ban. 2) it doesn't target muslims, it targets people from failed states 3) it is a continuation and more intense version of previous travel bans passed by the Obama administration 4) isis has repeatedly said th
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10y ago
Not all terrorists are muslims, just a majority of them in our current time. This is due to the destabilization of the region more than their religion, although the more radical versions of the religion certainly play a part. Similar things
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10y ago
It's crazy that you can't see how hypocritical you are: you ate literally saying that restaurants shouls ban thiel because he supports a person who bans people. Look in a mirror once in a while, buddy
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10y ago
Saying that the ban is on "Muslim majority" countries is disengenious: the ban is on countries with a high risk of terrorism in immigrants. The whole point of the ban is that the us is currently unable to filter out the good from
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10y ago
The lack of desires can also lead to suffering.
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Do you guys seriously have no self awareness? You seem to view trumps supporters not as a complex group of people with multiple goals but as part of something fundamentally wrong-headed. The hypocrisy is dumbfounding
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10y ago
Lol. By your logic, we should revert all farmland west of the Appalachians back to native prairie because it used to be public land before people moved there.
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What is a death March in this context?
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10y ago
Leadership and career are not the same thing.
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10y ago
What does that have to do with anything? You're going to dismiss all his thinking because people said things about two completely different things? Lol
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The drivers for lyft and uber are literally the same people in my town. Lyft is often several dollars cheaper per ride than uber. There really isnt a difference between them other than cost
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the first paragraph is a description of a youtube video, but doesn't include a link to it. what was the author thinking? anyways, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pkVVJuBfgo
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10y ago
Ha ha I actually agree with you, but it's funny how you immediately dismiss any possibilities for potential condraticting evidence. > outside crazy conspiracy websites You could potentially dismiss any Web source with this standard.
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10y ago
Ha ha ha he's not though. You dont know what a globalist is. Just being a billionaire doesn't mean he is a globalist. Running a multinational corporation doesn't mean he us a globalist. A globalist is someone who wants to sub
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What is the point of public transportation if you don't want the public to use it?
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That would be a limited supply of units in a high demand area causing the price difference, which is a fundamentally different argument
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There is definateky value provided in exchange for rent. Rent is paying to stay in someone elses building or what not, not just the land. you are essentially paying the landlord instead of building your own home. If you think there is no va
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the sad thing about this article is that rolling stone has completely lost all credibility to me after their complete and total journalistic failure over the University of Virginia story ( http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ver
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The lesson you should be taking away from the luddites is not just that they didn't foresee that there were long term benefits to the technology, but that they violently opposed the progress. The potential for violence is the lesson. G
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10y ago
naw they'd just cite an anonymous source and publish anyways
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Gonna have to agree with the other guy: AnimalMuppet, you're kinda being purposefully obstinept here
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> Looking forward to America becoming a kleptocracy just like Putin's Russia, with Thiel and friends leading the charge. also like Obama, who appointed a whole bunch of people who donated large amounts of money to the DNC to ambassa
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WikiLeaks have been out for a rrally long time. They have been a key focal point of the political discussion for over a year. There are thousands of reddit and other forum posts that have sifted through and analyzed them. There are hundreds
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this is probably how it will go for the first year or so before the public accepts it: obvious fake news sites are censored. than they will start censoring articles which are maybe just editoralize their content a bit too much in a way that
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if you've read wikileaks, you would know that the New York Times is a known colluder with the Clinton Campaign and therefore can't be trusted with any political coverage.
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look. an article filled to the brim with value signaling, with a clickbait title to match.
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the only reason twitter is still around is because of momentum and because their failure to find a good business model prevents others from coming on to the scene. they have a false monopoly and I will be glad when they finally go broke and
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