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tathougies
6y ago
In the USA, first-time homebuyers can put 3.5% down with an FHA loan, but they have to pay insurance until they reach 20% equity.
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tathougies
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Yikes. As an American, I would have thought Norway would have a much more lenient form of debt relief based on everything I hear about Scandinavia from our local press. But what you're describing seems incredibly harsh. I wonder if thi
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tathougies
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I mean Iran threatens every month or so to literally bomb Israel off the map. Some countries are okay with that kind of rhetoric. In general, the US is not.
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tathougies
6y ago
I can't tell if you're joking or not. Easter Island is yet another example of my general premise. The people who colonized it originally -- the rapa nui -- are still around, even if their current culture is very different from the
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tathougies
6y ago
Rome didn't collapse, it just diversified into several other smaller states. The Aztec empire wasn't overthrown by the Spanish, but just fractured. The empire of Genghis Khan didn't collapse, it just got successfully split un
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tathougies
6y ago
I mean, there have been famines in recent human history in which people have allegedly turned to cannibalism and other behavior we would consider barbaric?
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tathougies
6y ago
Yes, costco sells 10000 IU ones.
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tathougies
6y ago
It's not though. That is to say... people really ought to check their blood results and act appropriately. The truth is that in northern latitudes, anyone with dark skin is simply unable to meet their vitamin D intake from sun exposure
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tathougies
6y ago
Why would anyone do that?
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tathougies
6y ago
The United States will enter a new foreign conflict with biden as president. Edit: thanks for the downvoted guys... You're right, it'll likely be kamala as president by the time we're at war again
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tathougies
6y ago
Sure there are but none had ever gotten to the point of actually being enacted other than prop 13. in a working state, legislators would have self discipline and not require direct propositions to be kept in line.
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tathougies
6y ago
Yes Salt Lake City has done it to much more success than SF. Of course, Utah and SLCers in general tend to also be more charitable than SFers, so it's hard to say what would happen in SF if they were to do this, given that the populati
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tathougies
6y ago
Well when elected officials misspend tax money, it's only an inevitability that propositions like prop 13 pass. People on here talk about prop 13 without having actually lived in CA before Prop 13. Before prop 13, there was still lots
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tathougies
6y ago
I mean the religion christianity is today is even more caring of the widow and orphan. The catholic church alone operates a shocking 26 percent of the entire worlds medical facilities. That doesn't count protestanrts or the orthodox. T
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tathougies
6y ago
No, I read that the doses reported by the government are the full two doses, so if there are 100 million doses, then the government has 200 million shots.
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tathougies
6y ago
The US has 100 million doses of Pfizer and 50 million of Moderna, enough to cover a bit under half the country. Then, it has 500 million of the Oxford vaccine. Altogether, this is more than enough to cover the country. And then it has the o
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tathougies
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> And how was that service made available before YouTube existed? I mean, we used to have this thing called visiting friends or gathering in a public space, which the governments of most states have currently prevented us from doing, lea
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tathougies
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Oh just like private companies who don't pay their employees a living wage can't take away freedom, because their employees are free to just work somewhere else, like Uber drivers right? Oh yeah, forgot about that.
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tathougies
6y ago
So let me get this straight. Government is restricted from preventing the free exchange of ideas, but private industry is not. However, government is free to mandate us to stay in our homes and not see anybody, thus leaving us with privatel
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tathougies
6y ago
Well sure, Reinhoehl shot at the Marshals first (according to some witnesses at least) and fled arrest. That is what was reported immediately after the shooting. That's not a summary execution, that's serving a warrant for arrest.
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tathougies
6y ago
Can you name a way in which Trump has exercised any power which could be characterized as 'proudly authoritarian'? The man has honestly done very little in office. He says outrageous things of course, but he has not praised '
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tathougies
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If I'm not mistaken Texas has pursued large investments into clean energy, outranking California in terms of wind energy and adding solar at a very fast scale: https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshuarhodes/2020&#x
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tathougies
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As a non white person this is just getting ridiculous to watch from afar.
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tathougies
6y ago
Example of unfair media: Nick Sandmann; lack of coverage for Tara Reade; etc. Want more? Let's go...
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tathougies
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> The Steele dossier includes information from Russian sources. It was not "paid for" by Russia. Literally in USA today today my man: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/11/
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tathougies
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Do you know who tara reade is? And if you don't why don't you?
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> The implication of working coronavirus vaccine by end of October was that it would be available for use (you can find quotes from the Trump administration saying they were working on distribution of hundreds of millions of doses by the
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tathougies
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I did not vote for Trump in 2016. Yes, for the past few months I have become a Trump supporter, ever since the fake impeachment attempt, I have supported the president. Supporting Trump for a few months after not supporting him for years is
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tathougies
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Nice dodge of the question! I cited specific examples of ludicrous things he's said that have come true, and you cite small lies he's told. I can do the same for any politician you name, that doesn't mean they never say somet
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Okay, sure, Trump misrepresented that maybe -- although his tax returns are typical of someone with lots of depreciable real estate, and don't have much evidence of fraud. But let's talk about other so-called trump 'lies'
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