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Where are attacks like that increasingly happening aside from SF and NYC?
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GFC was a tiny blip in comparison, it hardly registers; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
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On what timeline?
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That, combined with the wisdom one gains from having spent many fucks on the wrong things. When you examine the fucks you gave 10 or 20 years ago, you realize how clueless you were.
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Both have their billionaires, but dems do have the majority of rich households in broad terms. "Democrats now represent 65% of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 or more, according to pre-pandemic Internal Revenue Service st
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It seems like it, but eventually you'll get other pieces.
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They don't accept your birthdate without a credit card or ID? Wow.
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The chances of a group of unarmed people, and a LARPer with zip ties, overthrowing the most powerful government in history is 0.0%. Even if that was the intention of the group. Which it clearly wasn't. That otherwise logical thinkers a
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That was a protest that devolved into a riot, armed with phones for selfies and a viking LARPer as the centerpiece. Please see Myanmar for what a coup looks like; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Myanmar_coup_d'%
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Why do you oppose the Olympics in general?
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The SaaS of the future; Safety as a Service
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Agree, but still, trying it for the _first_ time in that context is... unwise.
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And that accelerated with the Activision merger. Historically they were better aligned with gamers.
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Thanks, useful site!
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Experts: CDC’s Summer-Camp Rules Are ‘Cruel’ and ‘Irrational’
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Sam Zell Buys Gold with Inflation ‘Reminiscent of the ‘70s’
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Dogecoin continues its scarcely believable surge
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Is anyone else getting concerned about Signal's trustworthiness lately?
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Interesting. They added that 2nd definition just last October. Here it was prior to October 2020; https://web.archive.org/web/20200901223507/https://www.merri...
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white su·prem·a·cy; the belief that white people constitute a superior race and should therefore dominate society de·fund; prevent from continuing to receive funds Courtesy of the dictionary. This is not hard. Stop entertaining people who r
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Here's a twitch partner, just earlier today, illustrating how DEI is racist. Expect to see a lot of this; "Kinda sad, found out I was accepted into a twitch team because of my skin colour so that “diversity” can be preached &
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Fat Is Not the Problem – Fat Stigma Is
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Dogecoin Now Valued Higher Than Twitter and Ford
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For some, diligence against Covid-19 remains an expression of political identity
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"Two employees told me that they had found themselves crying and screaming at the screen." What...
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White House discussing plan to expand domestic, warrantless surveillance
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Will Bitcoin replace gold as the ultimate store of wealth?
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Do You Live in a Political Bubble?
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Because that's what women buy. It's not some conspiracy where clothing companies are making something women don't want, suppressing their own sales. If GAP et al could sell more clothing with bigger pockets, they would in a h
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Millions Are Saying No to the Vaccines. What Are They Thinking?
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