throwaway827364

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   by throwaway827364 7y ago

   How? Junkies and other folks who throw needles on the street when there’s a trash can like 5 feet away will actually make appointments to stop at these consumption sites? Who pays for this? The city of Seattle makes a mess because of their
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   by throwaway827364 7y ago

   This article is disingenuous at best. I don’t support the war on drugs, but Seattle’s handling of the situation isn’t close to a model for other cities. As someone who lived here all my life, it’s been a complete disaster. I’m frankly reall
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   by throwaway827364 7y ago

   People move here and the economy is growing because of tech. Do any of these employers support the city of Seattle’s policies on allowing people to openly shoot up in the streets?
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   by throwaway827364 7y ago

   My problem with the electoral college is that it doesn’t seem to matter who I vote for or which way my state goes. The election comes down to some key battleground states, which is where the candidates spend the vast majority of their time
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   by throwaway827364 7y ago

   I’m at one of the big tech companies. Contrary to popular belief, we still do something akin to stack ranking and managers have to pick out their “bottom” performing candidates each year to let go if needed. I know of someone who ended up i