thrwawy12345

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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
What a curious argument against democracy.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
> Most scientists do not set out to willfully participate in bullshit. Probably true. But “scientists who seek political power” is a different set. See, Fauci
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
In common parlance it usually means “is disgusted by” rather than the traditional “is afraid of”.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
Who are they hurting by believing that the Earth is flat?
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition has a thriving pro level tournament scene and online multiplayer culture.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
Why is deflation worse than inflation? I like it when the things that I buy get cheaper.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
> Which means we must have narrowly averted a truly horrific situation as a country. Citation needed. I don't understand the logic here.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
Even more simple: “fix” the problem by not creating it in the first place.
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by thrwawy12345 5y ago
Eh, it's more like the grocery store is firing apples off into public airspace, wrapped in invoices. Many people pay the invoiced amount but some don't.
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by thrwawy12345 6y ago
Do you happen to have a link or other source to this debunking?
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by thrwawy12345 6y ago
Yea. I haven't followed the "election theft" narrative too closely, but the active, seemingly-coordinated censorship of this story is probably the best case for it.
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by thrwawy12345 6y ago
Amazed to see this being downvoted. We really do live in multiple realities in this country.