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by tomohawk 3y ago
Great speech
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by tomohawk 3y ago
They actually put warning labels on the original Wile E Coyote v Roadrunner material. In this day and age of political correctness it is probably not considered worth the risk to release a film that might be considered subversive in some se
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by tomohawk 3y ago
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds - Emerson Consistency is not a primary value. It's important, but it shouldn't be the only driver to do something.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
This seems strange that it would be legal for workers in other industries to specifically target a brand. How can they justify painting some products, but not others as a "work action"? A work action would involve something to do
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Funny! And so true. Even dream jobs involve a certain amount of crap work. Applicants only interested in the glory need not apply.
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Congress Has Opportunity to Stop the Government's Civil Asset Forfeiture Racket(townhall.com)
25 points by tomohawk 3y ago|2 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
No market is free when a monopolist controls it. For a market to be free, there must be actual competition. If the goal is to keep the market free, then the role of the government is to intervene to ensure a state of competition when such
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Biggest Ever Data Breach at Largest Biometric ID System, India's Aadhaar(nakedcapitalism.com)
1 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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80th Anniversary of the Massacre of Polish Jews: Operation "Aktion Erntefest"(tvpworld.com)
1 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Union for actual Tesla workers strikes, but it appears none of the workers showed up for that. Now, a completely unrelated union decides to specifically target the product? How is that a work action?
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Jordanian national arrested in Houston allegedly planned attack on Jews(nypost.com)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
The union declared a strike and it appears no-one showed up. So now unions in a completely different industry are going to take action. Sounds like mafia tactics.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
This is why the first amendment, which disallows government interference in speech, is so important. Judges and other officials already have enormous power, and allowing them to compel or censor eliminates any hope of transparency and futu
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by tomohawk 3y ago
This guy's a nutter, but he has a point. His polling numbers make him a contender. Not providing protection is ridiculous.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
They won't come. At least not anymore. We have a very bug friendly property, which includes milkweed. We used to get all kinds of butterflies, but not in the past 2 years.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
His parents deserved this, and more.
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Top Law Firms Warn Law School Deans [pdf](fingfx.thomsonreuters.com)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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A-10 vs F-35 Close Air Support Flyoff Report Finally Emerges(thedrive.com)
3 points by tomohawk 3y ago|2 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
So if it arrives late and cold, and the driver gets a smaller tip as a result, this seems like a self fulfilling prophecy.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Many local governments post things to social media sites instead of on their own infrastructure, so blocking access to these sites prevents people from these important communications.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
In my history book, I read where we fought a war to not have a king. In my civics class, I learned that Congress passes laws, not the President. I guess a public school education only goes so far.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
A family member was going to get screened, and the insurer would only pay for a sigmoidoscopy since there were no indications of any issues. He paid for the full deal, and they found cancer they would not have found otherwise. He paid bec
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Youtube is a monopoly (70% control or more is a monopoly). Monopolists do not have the same legal rights that non monopolists have to use their own discretion, since to allow them to do that would allow them to push everyone around. For e
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by tomohawk 3y ago
> People I had thought were on my side were arguing aggressively for the industrializing of wild places in the name of human desire. ... Motorway through downland: bad. Wind power station on downland: good. Container port wiping out estu
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by tomohawk 3y ago
This would be a major advance, consigning Iranian/Hamas terror weapons to obsolescence. Hope it works out.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
https://freebeacon.com/media/reuters-fact-check-suggests-isr...
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Al Jazeera is a known mouthpiece of Hamas. They amplified the Hamas misinformation about that explosion in the hospital parking lot, caused by a missile fired by themselves, into a mass casualty event that never happened. They laundered H
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by tomohawk 3y ago
I've seen this in other places I've worked. Too many people and too much money to spend can be a lot worse than too few and not enough.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
> Though Fish & Wildlife could have begun its own investigation in April, and met the 135-day deadline to give its approval for a launch the same time as the FAA, in September, it now appears that it did not start its clock ticking u
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by tomohawk 3y ago
The NYT relied purely on reports from Hamas, amplifying them without any corroborating evidence. You only do that when you really trust the source. Who trusts a brutal dictatorship that regularly conducts terrorist attacks, and recently co

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