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by staplers 6y ago
The federal government is deploying Border Patrol and DHS agents to democratic American cities to use less-lethal ammunition on people demanding the defunding of police to better fund community services. The people's movement is happen
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by staplers 6y ago
Looking at the replies to this comment, I can say you are correct on your last point.
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by staplers 6y ago
Lol this is not Memphis, which is an art movement from the 80s. "Corporate Memphis" is new term to describe the over-the-top illustrated landing pages which are very common in modern web design. It seems you are conflating "M
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by staplers 6y ago
Short of a full-scale global revolution that punishes the policymakers and corporate decision-makers who directly make the decision to deforest, mine, and brainwash the populace into compliance, I can't see a reversal from the inevitab
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by staplers 6y ago
something like bubonic plague, which is absolutely lethal in comparison, wouldn't get very far against modern surveillance tactics and medical practices. This is probably true given the drastic measures used for ebola, MERS out
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by staplers 6y ago
So you believe that hyperinflation is coming?
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by staplers 6y ago
You didn't provide evidence. Larger lot size absolutely does provide more value.
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by staplers 6y ago
I was providing you evidence of why people might think that. I am not a stakeholder in this conversation so I'm not sure what your "infurate" comment is meant to provoke.
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by staplers 6y ago
That article doesn't account for lot size, which generally provides more value. It can be argued that a house surrounded on 3 sides by other houses with no outside area is less valuable.
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by staplers 6y ago
the internet actually provides tremendous value to society Like cat videos and clickbait?
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by staplers 6y ago
I find myself waiting and hoping for a complete and utter financial crash just for the opportunity to be able to afford a home. My income is several times above the poverty line. It makes me feel sad and guilty but that is the reality. Infl
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by staplers 6y ago
"Clinton received 2.87 million more votes than Trump did." Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidentia... I wonder why people think "the wrong guy won".
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by staplers 6y ago
As a Portland resident, I can confirm the PPB has been escalating peaceful protests in neighborhoods. A few days ago protesters (including a mother of a protester who was horrifically maimed by an impact munition to the face by feds) were a
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by staplers 6y ago
You can have voting mechanisms without their results being visible. It isn't very transparent but social media is still curated and moderated by platforms regardless of "voting".
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by staplers 6y ago
"There is no normal life that is free of pain. It’s the very wrestling with our problems that can be the impetus for our growth." -Fred Rogers
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by staplers 6y ago
The internet burns more. Why haven't you gone offline yet? Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherhelman/2016/06/28/ho...
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by staplers 6y ago
At this point we have seen cases dramatically spike, yet deaths have not. I think if/when we see deaths start spiking, then the decision to force closures will start happening.
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by staplers 6y ago
Currently legal opiods: oxycodone, fentanyl, buprenorphine, methadone, oxymorphone, hydrocodone, codeine, and morphine.
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by staplers 6y ago
The comment i replied to implied the current fiat system has checks and balances that can help prevent fraud and scammers. I'm more highlighting that both crypto and traditional banking are similar in the transfer mechanism than sayin
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by staplers 6y ago
I'm highlighting the point that corporate interests control the entire chain of authority on drugs. The government plays along because it provides a fantastic scapegoat for a myriad of human rights violations and budget items. Data col
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by staplers 6y ago
This is like saying it's not a civil engineers job to solve the geography's faults. If you can't build a safe and balanced bridge, then don't. It has real world consequences that can drastically damage communities.
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by staplers 6y ago
Imagine funding corporate food research and imprisoning anyone not eating or distributing the official corporate food. That is the war on drugs. If we lowered the barrier to entry for those seeking therapy and medication this problem would
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by staplers 6y ago
This happens all the time with wire transfers. It's no different. Banks don't care. Example: https://www.clickorlando.com/news/2018/05/24/central-florida...
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by staplers 6y ago
We've all been shown recently how law enforcement only protects certain segments of society. This will only get worse with draconian surveillance.
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by staplers 6y ago
Why do the police carry weapons when violent criminals are aggressive and corrupt?
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by staplers 6y ago
There is no singular "intelligence" and measuring it is certainly not linear. Splitting hairs between a population of people (specifically blacks) who only 200 years ago were killed for being able to read certainly doesn't ma
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by staplers 6y ago
Do you support the police shooting at citizens on their own property?
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by staplers 6y ago
I do wonder ... Introduce fear, or just personal interests and does that support go out the window? Anecdotally, my view of 2A rights completely flipped once I saw police attacking people in their homes and property for no other rea
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by staplers 6y ago
Currently using both, Bitwarden is much more robust, customizable, and safe (audited by 3rd party). Lockwise is great if you want a simple pw manager for browsing online but Bitwarden is like a "life" manager that can store addres
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by staplers 6y ago
“Never be deceived that the rich will allow you to vote away their wealth.” -Lucy Parsons (1878-1937)

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