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by sammalloy 6y ago
> still wasn’t collusion There was a conspiracy, supported by both investigations. Whether the evidence rises to the level of implicating the president, wasn’t a conclusion left for Mueller, it was left for the Senate, which chose to ig
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> As much as I dislike Trump and this administration, interference is not collusion Trump specifically uses the word “collusion” because neither investigation addressed it. It’s a tactical strategy. Mueller: > In evaluating whether ev
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> Is this executive order 66? This comes pretty close to it: https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/2020/5/28/21265799/inspecto...
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by sammalloy 6y ago
You need to be fact-checked: Here is a Historical rankings of presidents of the United States: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_preside... “In political studies, surveys have been conducted in order
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> this one strays pretty far from the legalese into just making a bunch of wild accusations And for those who haven’t been paying all that much attention to the news, or aren’t familiar with Trump’s reference to “the long-disproved Russi
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by sammalloy 6y ago
Are you arguing that the factchecking and verification filters Facebook, and now Twitter, are currently using, somehow impede free inquiry? We should be tolerant, but we should not tolerate intolerance. More to the point, we should not tol
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by sammalloy 6y ago
Here’s the thing: most of us here don’t really care about left or right. We care about good and bad ideas. And for the most part, the Republicans espouse really bad ideas, so bad in fact, that reasonable people vocally call them out on t
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> More generally, the systemic bias tends to lean against conservative voices far more often than liberal voices. This is a popular, but baseless conspiracy theory. The myth of social media anti-conservative bias refuses to die https:&#
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> I don’t think the Cybertruck’s styling is truly groundbreaking. Oh, I agree with you. It’s not the style per se, that I’m referring to here, so that was a poor choice of words on my part. I’m referring to the overall package, the new
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by sammalloy 6y ago
> Original ideas are not instantly popular as most people fear originality There’s also an acclimatization process. New ideas take time for people to adjust to them. You see this all the time in the arts, for example. Original works o
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by sammalloy 7y ago
Here it is: exclusivity. That’s what it is going to take in the new world of 2020. It could be as simple as an app that you schedule cafe time for with participating small cafes by yourself or for your friends, so that the table is waitin
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by sammalloy 7y ago
Higher Grounds denizen checking in, before they later renamed it Mission Grounds. The early 1990s were the best times for coffee houses in SF.
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by sammalloy 7y ago
Then you aren’t thinking about it in context. One reason as to why people hung out in coffee shops talking all day has to do with climate. This was a phenomenon in particularly cold climates with inclement weather. So clearly, it was wor