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by splintercell 4y ago
> They absolutely did not consider the “large geographical nation” that the US has become, because it did not exist as such at that time. You are making the same mistake as in the earlier part. US was already pretty big at the time of U
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by splintercell 4y ago
Most likely he visited a bunch of countries, and now he thinks he “knows” them.
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by splintercell 4y ago
> Yeah, direct democracy, computers make it work. I feel like you made zero effort to understand the point I tried to make. Founding fathers may have been from a different time, but they absolutely weren't wrong about democracy not
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by splintercell 4y ago
Remember, founding fathers had a very dim view on Democracy, this is why they chose to have a Republic and then restrict the republic through a constitution. If Democrats were losing out to big numbers, they would pro-republic and Republic
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by splintercell 4y ago
Your mileage may vary, but I had the same issue and it got fixed after I started lifting and developed more muscle all over my body, especially in the core. It’s like the nervous system can’t just jerk my hand around if there is more muscle
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by splintercell 4y ago
Exactly, if there were n+1 transactions where n where in the blockchainland and 1 was for the real world, that’s the only thing governed and regulated.
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by splintercell 4y ago
That’s what it feels like, Germany is opening up its borders for Ukrainian refugees, but Greece wouldn’t for Syrian refugees who are a similar distance away to them. When I say that’s what it feels like I want you to understand that every t
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by splintercell 4y ago
He means the ethnic diversity of the country.
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by splintercell 4y ago
Europe cannot rely on American intervention, irrespective of the grounds. It’s game over.
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by splintercell 4y ago
We are not a nation of people with European descent anymore. Believe it or not, most non-whites in America don’t give a crap about doing anything about Europe. Hell, most people I know don’t even believe US should’ve entered WW2. No more th
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by splintercell 4y ago
It's this naive idea that somehow same tactics which have clearly failed in regards to white/black race relations, would work on a totally different culture. And yes, I know you may think that this woman giving this talk would be
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by splintercell 4y ago
> how little opportunity there really is. It's called the yellow Sun effect. Superman, an alien who is born for the red Sun of Krypton gets superpowers under the yellow Sun of earth. As an immigrant, everything feels an easy mode (o
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by splintercell 4y ago
I feel that this whole attitude is coming from the latest Roe V Wade issue, but remember all Roe v Wade decision would be to send the power to regulate the issue of abortion back to the states. If there is a legislative will to do something
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by splintercell 4y ago
It’s a legit question, wouldn’t Mac version be easier to run on Linux than the windows version?
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by splintercell 4y ago
To begin with, getting rid of land ceiling laws which results in farmer suicides (but that’s not the reason why it should be removed, they should be removed because they make agriculture very inefficient by putting an artificial limit on ho
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by splintercell 5y ago
> So? Does it intimidate you? Should they hide or show their bodies based on what you prefer, or on what you think is right? Millions of years of evolution went in to get them that body, and similar number of years of evolution for me to
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by splintercell 5y ago
I suggest listening to Peter Zeihan. Americans have stopped caring about the world order, this is the consequence of that.
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by splintercell 5y ago
Because there are hundreds of these attacks since the coronavirus epidemic started against Asian-Americans, 99% of the time the assailant is non-white.
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by splintercell 5y ago
That query is biased to begin with. Let’s say I want to understand the flat earth arguments. Should the search engine fill my feed with “earth is not flat” when I’m trying to search for “proof that earth is flat”. This is different from se
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by splintercell 5y ago
Soon you will learn what happens when Americans don’t choose a great army.
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by splintercell 5y ago
But oil is fungible. This means you can’t really make statements such as we only buy 2% oil from Russia. Scott Adams even made a strip for bad thinking like this: Dilbert: I'm thinking about buying a more fuel-efficient car. Dogbert: W
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by splintercell 5y ago
It’s not related to the language. It’s related to culture. Ukraine in Russian means frontier or borderlands. Calling it Ukraine simply means calling it a name. Calling it the Ukraine implies they’re calling it the frontier (of Russia). It m
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by splintercell 5y ago
> Because that institution then worked another four times without incident. The institution, as flawed as it is, still kept transferring power peacefully. The question you aren't answering is: At what point do YOU draw the line. Sto
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by splintercell 5y ago
> Remember prohibition? Yes, but I thought the whole point of prohibition (unless you're living in that weird period between 18th amendment and 21st amendment) is that it was a terrible idea, never to be repeated again. > The min
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by splintercell 5y ago
What are you guys doing there which can't do with a US permanent residency or EAD? Does this require security clearance?
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by splintercell 5y ago
> Remember this also protects the teachers. Does it? Isn't it well established now that getting the vaccine does not protect infection, only the severity of the disease. If teachers want to protect themselves, then they should get t
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by splintercell 5y ago
For this to be money laundering (and not a donation) they need to be on the other side of the trade.
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by splintercell 5y ago
Do, fix this halting problem instead.
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by splintercell 5y ago
Not anymore.
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by splintercell 5y ago
What neurological after-effects are you talking about?

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