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thomasingalls
1y ago
Inevitably? What a dishonest stance to take. I sure do think that is a policy question as well as a who gets paid what question when it comes to achieving billionaire status, even for startups.
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thomasingalls
1y ago
so you agree
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thomasingalls
1y ago
What is this? "Disease is health" nonsense
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thomasingalls
1y ago
Even this supreme court has said the way in which ice is "doing the work" that they're doing isn't constitutional. As in, the way in which "federal agents need to do it" is being done right now is literally ill
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thomasingalls
1y ago
The current context, in case you forgot, was that the trump admin is making direct threats against private citizens who engage in constitutionally protected activities, like speaking and like gathering in a protest. The context is that &quo
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thomasingalls
1y ago
TFA says he was questioned about his allegiance to Trump. Is that the good reason you were talking about? Edit: to be clear, I think Hasan is a fool, but detaining him still smells like a political purity test
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thomasingalls
2y ago
This seems like one of those situations that's going to turn regular people into outlaws. How could anyone vote in favor of something so foolish? Also how would that even work, would your device get compromised by connecting to a wirel
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thomasingalls
2y ago
What country are you even talking about? You seem very determined to tell everyone this is the way the world is, but steadfastly fail to show any evidence.
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thomasingalls
2y ago
Are you making the frequently repeated but always false assertion that immigrants don't pay into social security? You know who's not paying their fair share into social security in any country? It's the rich, yo! It's th
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2y ago
Isn't it obvious that this has more to do with oligarchs hoarding wealth than it does with "being full" of immigrants? Immigrants are nowhere near numerous enough to be doing the kind of damage you claim, but the extremely we
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thomasingalls
2y ago
I think the evidence shows this isn't exactly true.
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thomasingalls
2y ago
"Let them eat cake"
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2y ago
We could tax the wealthy
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thomasingalls
2y ago
TAX. THE. RICH. Oh right.
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thomasingalls
2y ago
Pubmed is one of the most reliable services in the history of the internet. Sure the exact issue is opaque, but the fish rots from the head.
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2y ago
The factor that comes to mind for me is genetic isolation, probably a much stronger factor. For instance, the Amish also have a famously higher incidence of Ellis-van Creveld syndrome than the general population.
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thomasingalls
2y ago
Major efforts at creating "everything" libraries are usually looked upon as a positive effort that benefits all of humanity, and we generally mourn the loss of any such effort, regardless of whether the effort is against the laws
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thomasingalls
2y ago
I'm not sure if you're trolling or not here, so this is the genuine answer to your question. Peer-reviewed, published research does not support any kind of link between vaccines and autism: not a link by correlation, not a link by
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thomasingalls
2y ago
> thin client I sometimes wonder if the ipad was made just for this pun to eventually become reality.
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thomasingalls
2y ago
Unfortunately, yes
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thomasingalls
3y ago
is it a shared belief that the rich should contribute to society through taxation, and regulatory agencies that try to protect consumers? no it must be <culture war issue>
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thomasingalls
3y ago
How is this not huge news?
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thomasingalls
3y ago
What exactly are you trying to imply with this comment?
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thomasingalls
3y ago
Why isn't France ever in these datasets?
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thomasingalls
3y ago
This but not ironically. So many people burn wood to heat homes in France
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4y ago
This is a foolish take, because it ignores the thousands of workers who distinctly aren't high rollers. It's hard for me to see the moral difference between 'public workers pension fund' and 'workers trying to feed
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thomasingalls
4y ago
So the author doesn't think we should do anything about climate change. Really the rest of the article can be ignored, if that's the starting point. There are no useful ideas to be found.