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by snsr 10y ago
It's really nobody's business but your own what you do on your own time. Particularly when the interested party is your employer. I've never been asked and, on principle, certainly wouldn't submit myself to that sort of
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by snsr 10y ago
They're fantastic machines; I too was skeptical initially. The hinge friction feels loose but your positioning sticks. Key action feels impossibly shallow initially, but it's surprisingly rewarding once accustomed.
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by snsr 10y ago
> How do you know people aren't double voting in areas that don't check IDs? Because it doesn't fucking matter? Also going to need to see some receipts for that.
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by snsr 10y ago
> The left doesn't embrace freedom of speech for those that think differently from them though. We do, in fact. That's the whole point.
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by snsr 10y ago
> The divide is bridged one person at a time. This divide will not be bridged.
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by snsr 10y ago
Aside from Diebold etc.[1], the only fraud happening in our elections are a) gerrymandering and b) racist voter suppression laws like those in North Carolina, where a state senator admitted as much in a televised interview. [1] https:&#x2F
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by snsr 10y ago
> The issue is that Tesla isn’t doing something really new Objectively they absolutely are.
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by snsr 10y ago
Assange has stated publicly his desire to help Trump win the election.
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by snsr 10y ago
> The reverse could be to say the activists like Amy Goodman are exploiting the 1st amendment to push their agenda. She isn't really a reporter. The whole point of the first amendment is that you can freely express yourself without
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by snsr 10y ago
It's unjust, particularly in it's current implementation, and it completely circumvents due-process. At least in the US, which wasn't a nation in 1600, this is a prohibition-era deterrent that was reinstated by Reagan to puni
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by snsr 10y ago
How about not stealing the property of those who have not been convicted of a crime?
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by snsr 10y ago
"Civil forfeiture" is theft. It's also plainly unconstitutional.
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by snsr 10y ago
Don't serve web pages to me if you don't want me to decide which parts are acceptable.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Someone kill me please, make the misery end. How about you just stop posting instead?
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by snsr 10y ago
It's profoundly terrible.
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by snsr 10y ago
It is absolutely relevant.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Honestly, the easiest way to fix it is to get rid of Medicare, Medicaid, and social security or force everyone to pay 100% as opposed to negotiating lower rates. Bullshit. This isn't an easy problem, and you're casually dismi
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by snsr 10y ago
Kind of ironic given that Aetna is largely responsible for the elimination of the public option from the Affordable Care Act. Thanks again Joe Lieberman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aetna#Lobbying_and_campaign_co...
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by snsr 10y ago
> I have no evidence as to how Peter Thiel truly feels about privacy in general Thiel founded Palantir.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Civil forfeiture has considerably more procedural protection than "because I said so" Not really - the DEA, state and local police regularly steal cash and other belongings from US citizens without any probable cause.
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by snsr 10y ago
This is possibly the dumbest idea I've ever encountered.
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by snsr 10y ago
Jeep Wranglers have external manual hood latches, not sure which vehicle is the subject of the article though.
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by snsr 10y ago
http://www.apple.com/environment/
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by snsr 10y ago
I stand corrected; he did opt not to run for PM though. And he now has roommates. I should note that following this has been my first real exposure to some of the finer points of British politics.
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by snsr 10y ago
What a 'revolution'. Each and every politician who spearheaded this has since quit in cowardice. edit: Most, as Johnson remains as Foreign Secretary.
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by snsr 10y ago
The post I replied to quoted the guy as dreaming of twenty million people in Vermont. In his corporate/religious communities. edit: Vermont may be a metropolis someday, but I hope it doesn't happen this way.
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by snsr 10y ago
Vermonters also care about the environmental, social and fiscal consequences of major development projects in the state. http://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/permit-handbook/sheet... I imagine most res
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by snsr 10y ago
I think it's extremely unlikely that this development would be sustainable in rural VT. It's also worth noting that, despite the purported focus on 'sustainability', the corporation/cult ironically plans to rely upo
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by snsr 10y ago
I hope this fails quickly and resolutely.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Remoaners Seriously? > decrying the idiots, racists, and old people who dared to vote against their righteous interest The people who voted to leave are , generally, xenophobic old people. And they did vote against their own be

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