seoulmetro

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by seoulmetro 2y ago
It can be won. Winning the war on drugs is defined. You lose 99% of all the aspects of a drug-stained society.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yes, except governments should be a little bit better towards their citizens than Ebay or the grocery store.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Do you know who Banksy is (representing)? That's the lie.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Uh... he has permission.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Ironic since Banksy is one of the largest indoctrinator out there. People who actually believe in the Banksy lie are unfortunate.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
In most first world countries, public toilets are a right not a privilege that people have to pay for. Europe is so backwards on their public toilet investments.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Right. The ends to things are subjective. What's your point? When is a house completed?
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yes. Increasing from 0 to 1 on a 0-100 scale. Then it may go back down to 0 again. This is how enforcement works in a world where people are giving up their enforcement. It's almost like the world is connected... and people doing thing
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
It ends when you eliminate nearly all . The same way when does anything end? When you reach the level that is what you can feasibly resemble as "the end". So in this case, drug-free. >What target needs to be reached for the wa
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
>Korea, Japan, China, Singapore. And others.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Most governments let them win. People just don't want to admit that losing comes with consequences so they think the war still exists. Few countries won their war on drugs and it's amazing the benefits that a drug-free society bri
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Singapore hasn't managed its war on drugs? Lol what? Of course they have. They have managed their wars on a lot of things. Affordable housing, immigration, congestion, cultural division. Drugs was probably the easiest ones to manage..
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Korea, Japan, China, Singapore. It seems to be a thing that is well managed in countries that actually control their populations in some form, whether by immigration or strong laws. It's amazing too. It's weird how many people are
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
drug-free: to be without the detriments of an illicit drug enabling society. What do you think the war on drugs means?
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
The madness stops when you win the war? What do you mean what does it mean to win the war? What do you think the war is? It means you eliminate the abuse and criminal behaviours of drugs. This is easiest done by eliminating drugs themselves
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
I don't think experiencing the benefits of a drug free society is part of the constitution.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
You mean the war on drugs needs to be surrendered. The war on drugs is great when the government and the people actually want to win the war.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
HN moderation is quite poor and very subjective. The guidelines are not the site rules, the rules are made up on the spot. HN censors too. Facebook just does it automatically on a huge scale with no reasoning behind each censor. Censorship
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yeah.. and Facebook said they would enforce censorship on their platforms to ensure content safety.. that didn't turn out so well. Now it just censors anything remotely controversial, such as World War 2 historical facts or even just s
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Unfortunately open source really just means an open API these days. The API is heavily intertwined with closed source.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
>Advertising and lobbying warps our perception of these drugs. More like, our own preference and enjoyment of the drugs compared to their detriments constructs our perception of these drugs. Coffee, alcohol, pain killers, etc. These are
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
The second sentence makes me not trust the first sentence btw. The first sentence is basically just signing normal budget agreements? The chips decision sounds like the best decision that was actually pushed after Covid.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Not sure how that relates to someone's accomplishments being just spending?
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
RuneScape (1) the original, deleted my accounts shortly after switching over to RS2. My usernames were pretty amazing. 'Cash Trader' and 'Gem Trader'. Ironically there were NPCs called Gem Trader... so sad to have your a
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Looks like he just signed a bunch of money to people, then said he fought inflation which was both directly and indirectly caused by him signing over money... Can't see anything tangible there that forcibly improved the lives of Americ
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
What did Biden do to make America or the life of Americans better (or possibly worse for some)? Seems like America has been going backwards for a long time.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Sure. Most will just diagnose ADHD and autism willy-nilly though, hence the realistic poor boundaries. I have tried that. I will see a specialist with proper over-the-top tools when I can. But the people I see are renowned for over diagnosi
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
No one is going to get fat from adding proper amounts of fats, sugars and salts to their home cooked meals provided they are average in the first place.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Everyone has ADHD these days, I don't believe it has any actual boundaries any more. I do get migraines as my only physical sickness, doctors suggest just taking pain killers and that's all. Will see a specialist though, but would
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Unfortunately I did all 5 of these and still felt severe brain fog and poor short term memory. I can think insanely quickly on things that don't matter or have logical cues. I can't think on things with a string of procedural cues

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