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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> this sounds like a failure of the legal system, not of the defendant 100%. He found a flaw and exploited it to escape justice, which is different than not being guilty of the crimes he clearly committed.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Yes. Aside from Trump the United States and Europe share overwhelming interests and values. When Trump is gone they should work hard to repair what he has destroyed
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
I genuinely don't understand why Trump doing whatever Putin says, every time, is not a bigger deal in American politics. I've never seen one human being own another human being so completely yet it seems to be a complete non-story
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> J6 was some kind of insurrection, but the BLM riots were peaceful protests I'm not a fan of shameless whataboutisms, but this one is particularly bad. The attempted insurrection on January 6th had nothing to do with Black Lives Ma
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Arguing that it was a poor insurrection attempt does not negate what it was. Arguing that it could have been worse doesn't change the fact that five people died. The unarmed lady was shot climbing through a window you didn't say w
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> I'm guessing there was not any actual evidence to support even a prosection? You don't have to guess, there was. So much so that the special counsel that was shut down when Trump won re-election took the extraordinary step of
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
the vast majority of people rooting for this outcome want to see a more powerful china or russia
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> To say that Trump isn't trusted by EU intelligence services would be a vast understatement. Trump isn't trusted by any intelligence service, but seems to only publicly distrust his own ones.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Yes, Americans made the mistake of electing somebody that doesn't believe in stepping down peacefully if he loses an election, among other things.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
and burn, bury, and store the remains in the basement.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
No it's a summary of repeated pro-Russia statements and actions. Ignoring it doesn't make it go away.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Isn't Netflix pretty good at detecting VPNs at this point?
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
How were they able to convince anyone that that matters?
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> Hell, you can inject ads and surveys if you want! So am I right in saying that the data that's encrypted by VPNS is only in transit? It then sits on a server in plain text, ready to be queried by third parties for money.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
That's a different point than what I'm making.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
"I am not left wing or right wing" means you are right wing. Don't know why, but this is never not accurate.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
"If you're everywhere, you're nowhere."
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
No, he'll just do or say anything for more power and control, which I guess is the same thing. At least for the person at the top of MAGA.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> test near one’s Myers-Briggs type He's saying that Myers-Briggs has no scientific basis. So if there's another test that does, you wouldn't be able to compare those results anyway.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Yes, mostly to avoid paying taxes on their revenue.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> I said no such thing, I've never claimed the USA carried out the killings of ISIS. > US killed far more in Iraq, so might be unrelated. Of course the United States is to blame for the Civil War, but it did not carry out the kil
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> And apparently, it's wrong to just question if the USA might have culpability for the aftermath of that. No, but that's a fundamentally different question than answering who was actually fighting and who actually carried out
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
US did not kill those people, a civil war did. Flippantly conflating the two things does not do your argument any good.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
The U.S. killed less than 6,000 people in their invasion. What you are referring to is a civil war and a terrible comparison for Israel's ongoing war against Gaza.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
It's a tax on people that don't understand math.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
I won't bother asking how this is legal because it's clear there are no rules to any of this stuff right now. But it's absolutely insane that as a business you can just take your 20 most unprofitable customers and then just b
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Not any more than your average janitor is today.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
aka Corruption.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
Literally everyone can do what they do. Their superpower has always been inside sales.
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by throwawayq3423 1y ago
If anything, it was pretty optimistic that humans would focus on exploring space instead of oppressing each other.

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