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themaninthedark
6mo ago
Can you expound on what makes it a mistake?
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By keeping a copy of the Iliad under your pillow?
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Rural dangers are (usually) environmental/natural. Urban dangers are other person. A kid gets hurt hiking, "They were unlucky." A kid on a scooter gets hit by a car, "Why weren't the parents watching?" Rural va
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Have you seen my doctor's handwriting?
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Yes, this is one of the reasons there is resistance to socialized health care. People view it as opening the door to the government controlling what they due due to health care costs. Sure, I dislike smoking, I really don't drink that
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Why do I need to prove my age again? Right because a child might get online with a phone or computer and see something bad. I think you should take your own advice: >Stop with the scaremongering.
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But we don't generally define war as murder. War is termed throughout the bile as being just and necessary. Philosophically speaking, we define murder as being done for personal selfish reasons; i.e greed, jealously, hatred/anger
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Bill is donating his money for 2 reasons; taxes and an attempt to make himself look good similar to Rockefeller and Vanderbilt. Microsoft didn't get where it was by playing nice but it is amazing to see how quickly that was forgotten.
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Tribes don't get UBI. There are payments from the casinos to the tribal members, it kinda looks like UBI from the outside. When I worked as a cashier in Walmart, it was similar to tax refund day. With people buying the largest flat scr
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A rapper made a great song about this a while ago: https://youtu.be/YeV2cExvnMI?si=ZWhMBC1CDBGZHKNB Also from the comment section: "knife crime, knife crime, it's ain't about knives" You're saving
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I wouldn't say NYC is a hell hole but will say they(locals) don't seem to take crime that serious there, even violent crime. I was visiting last fall with the family, left the car in the NJ side when taking the ferry to the Statue
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Yes, that is why I said that some people frown on it. However, the people that I learned etiquette from taught me to turn the chopsticks around. They were not low class by any means, company owners from Kyoto region.
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MKUltra was another government program that was widely run but kept secret. Not so fun fact, the UnaBomber was one of the subjects of that program and it is said that his personality changed drastically afterwards. Note his wiki page doesn&
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Let me check but I think it refers to a shared dish; at an izakaiya you often order a bunch of shared food plates and then serve yourself from them. It is definitely rude to use chopsticks that you just put in your mouth to go rooting aroun
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Thank you, TIL!
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A president can not make a law, only sign them into existence. He can also direct enforcement or lessen it. As far as I understand, the Schedule of Cannabis is written into the US Code. So Congress would need to amend it. https://
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They are supposed to. That was the lesson learned from Columbine. That is also why the police response in Uvalde is highly criticized.
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If you wanted to design something fail safe, the best way would be to make the powered up state the danger state. So when the power fails, the device is inactive.
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What a myopic attitude. 3 to 4 decades ago anything from China was poor quality and US manufacturing was tight tolerance. When we outsourced, we did the training to get them where they are today and stopped investing in our skills at home.
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>who equate their struggles to mine... Perhaps they don't like the fact that someone is equating pet struggles to human struggles. Doesn't sound like they are talking about them being a burden, just how their life has changed a
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I did not realize that we invited "nobodies" to speak at the convention; I can tell how shunned he was based on the Wikipedia page: >Third night (Wednesday, August 21: A Fight for Our Freedoms) >The third night was emceed by
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I am saying "No. Full stop." to the idea that we ever had a time when the government was attempting to carry out their roles in good faith. "For my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law" - Óscar Benavides, former
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I would say that both sides have that view. Most people are in a bubble and are unaware of what their tribe is doing. I may be wrong but I think there have been Republicans who have resigned for extra-marital sex. While we are screaming abo
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No. Full stop. Laws are supposed to be crafted to be as applied by anyone, anywhere and at any time. This is why lawyers and politicians are supposed to have foresight and be prudent. You look at prior events and see them as justified due t
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It's more like when the federal government passed a law giving people a recourse for when state officials violate their rights they did not write the law to (or purposefully wrote it to not) include the federal government.
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The state can't bring charges against a federal agent enforcing federal law, otherwise southern states could have sued the federal agents enforcing integration. https://youtu.be/LuRFcYAO8lI?si=3n5XRqABhotw8Qrw
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In the United States, qualified immunity is a legal principle of federal law that grants government officials performing discretionary (optional) functions immunity from lawsuits for damages unless the plaintiff shows that the official viol
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It's not always stored, sometimes it is spoiled. https://www.thecooldown.com/outdoors/mississippi-delta-farme... At one point more was sent to developing countries as aid but that practice was curbed as it was und
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>> Context menus take a noticeable amount of time to appear. >I can almost guarantee this is from some endpoint management software your company installed. It seems to be a common complaint online, dating back to the launch of 11.
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Walmart and Kroger near me now have one way metal cattle gates that you have to pass through when you enter. Makes me feel like cattle and that their assuming I am a thief. Trips to those locations have dropped. The Home Depot cameras and s
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