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by tonfreed 5y ago
Justin Trudeau got elected by being a pretty boy and the son of a popular Canadian prime minister. Anytime he's asked a hardball question, listen to the word salad he spits out. He's a man of zero substance, but unfortunately the
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Because Trudeau could have ignored that again. This is the action of people who are not being heard. Trudeau could have de-escalated by meeting with the protesters, but he instead essentially said they should shut up and go back to driving.
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1 out of 3 colonists supported the American revolution. It's not wise to stomp on such a large and vocal portion of your population.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
He was never going to do that. The media immediately started on the "truckers are Nazis" line and took that option off the table.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Sounds a little silly to confiscate the assets of the people bringing the food to your table. That and the towies in the area are refusing to move any of the trucks. Trudeau just looks weak at this point, and for a prime minister that got i
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Both major parties here are friendly with ASIO, having both given them enough overreaching powers over the last 20 years that they've pretty much got free reign to do whatever they want. The CCP is probably just bankrolling whoever the
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by tonfreed 5y ago
It'll be ineffective. He'll probably just move to something like Rumble that will just ignore all the smear pieces. Guy is popular enough that his audience will follow him, so now there's blood in the water Spotify is in a no
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Until the teachers union stops rentseeking, there will be no return to normalcy. With the teachers I've seen on the internet, homeschooling is looking more and more attractive.
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Kids aren't tabula rasa. I don't know why you'd think you can just brainwash them to do what you want.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Amazing that the 100 IQ elites all think they want a working class uprising, but when it happens they panic and smear them as every -ist and -ism label in the book. It's fine to disagree with the protesters, but at least be honest abou
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I've been on ddg for years now. The only time I have to use Google is when I'm hunting for very specific memes from years ago.
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They got rid of that tagline with project Dragonfly
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by tonfreed 5y ago
If you're at all religious, go to church/temple. The religion is often second to the fellowship or community it can foster. Charity work could also help you find someone with similar values, and if you're feeling unfulfilled
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I've found the opposite. DDG will often just ignore my quotes entirely
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I used to troll it a lot. At one point, when I first signed up, it was an incredible source of undiscovered great art, but at some point it devolved into narcissistic selfies. I created folders name "fat women" and "uglies&qu
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I think it low code/no code only gets you so far. I've worked in many places that were driven by an excel spreadsheet. Hacked together solutions work fine, to a point, that's where us "geek elite" take over, and tha
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by tonfreed 5y ago
It's not corruption when you call it lobbying
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I'm going to die anyway, I may as well enjoy myself.
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Amazing that you can burn down all the poor areas in cities all across the US and be declared heroes by these people, but by gosh if you raid the Congress candy drawer you're in deep trouble.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
If you've ever dealt with public departments, you'd know that the vast majority of those they employ would be pencil pushers and meetware.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
It's amazing that the unvaccinated are being blamed for the vaccine not working. I mean, look at BC in Canada where the most at-risk people have a vaxx rate of 99%+ and overall rate of ~90% for the rest of the eligible population, the
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by tonfreed 5y ago
China is still pursuing a zero case strategy and locking down huge sections of the country. Apologies for daily Mail https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10349531/China-Covi...
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by tonfreed 5y ago
The big ones like Bitcoin are pseudonymous. If you know someone's wallet you can see their entire history on the ledger. Private coins like Monero are different, and transactions can only be ascertained if you're one of the partie
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Rumble just received a major investment, and has been the streaming alternative for when people got banned off YouTube. There's also LBRY/Odysee and Bitchute. I quite like Odysee and use it a lot.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I want to know why they felt the need to redact the contents of the contracts they signed with various governments around the world.
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Have we ever considered the idea that teachers are to blame for the disparity? As long as I've been alive and even further back, teaching has been peoples' "backup". It's not attracting the best and brightest, and n
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It's a setting that makes it really difficult to turn into a movie without a bunch of exposition. For example, even in the original book, you wouldn't really know why they have Mentats instead of computers unless you turned to glo
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It's interesting that the article admits they weren't meant to have access to the instance, that makes them unauthorised users. Meaning the users would have been in violation of the computer abuse act.
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It's not even available yet, is it? If he's not even providing it as a service it's a bit difficult to say he's violating the license until he takes it live. Besides, we all know the first people to sign up will be those
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by tonfreed 5y ago
This is exactly the kind of attitude I'm talking about. You're pushing people to the edge of society and calling on the government to take away everything they have and still expecting them to fall into line. There's going to

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