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by ty6853 2y ago
Or alternatively, someone else with homophobic feelings will use my comment to reflect and realize it's OK to acknowledge their feelings while acknowledging the rights and freedoms of others. I welcome gays the freedom to kiss in publ
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by ty6853 2y ago
Recognizing you have feelings isn't wrong. It's how you learn to control your actions and reason your response.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Yes do you have children? I had the police called on me for taking my kid to the park last time i took a vacation out east to a big city. My kid is not the same 'race' as me ergo Karen called and they detained my child for an ho
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by ty6853 2y ago
The Karens seem to perish in the backcountry. I have seen multiple elementary age children operating dirt bikes and heavy construction equipment on desert dirt roads.
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by ty6853 2y ago
The children didn't seem worse off in the days where a 2nd grader could bike 5 miles to the grocery store to buy mom a pack of smokes and dad a six pack.
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by ty6853 2y ago
>"One of those contracts is GEGD (the Global Enhanced GEOINT Delivery program), a U.S. government program that provides access to commercial satellite imagery that has been tasked and collected by the U.S. government," Maxar sa
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by ty6853 2y ago
Sanctions arguably help Russian mobsters and corrupt officials who proxy money and goods through friendly intermediate to launder their origins. They are bypassed easy enough through these black market connectioms, largely impacting normal
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by ty6853 2y ago
I think your characterization shows the true desperation of the war fuel cries. It's betrayal, ww3, my children marched off to world war, my wife will be raped. I've heard it all. The viciousness against not funding conscripts g
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by ty6853 2y ago
Polls are weird. In 2016, the polls strongly suggested Trump would not win. Ukraine is a war zone under martial law. Informal ratings are likely even less reliable than in more stable place. Properly administered democratic elections can
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by ty6853 2y ago
It was Russia who betrayed Ukraine. Not giving more aid, there is a reasonable argument is not betrayal. It's more if a movement from temporary charity to negotiations on a sustainable resolution. Getting Zelensky to take the ego b
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by ty6853 2y ago
I hope the families of the dead ask Zelensky these important questions. My conjecture is he was unwilling to take an ego bruise for the sake of his country.
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by ty6853 2y ago
To follow your analogy. Your employer changes the terms, you refuse. Then a judge jails you for non payment of child support. What would be insane is if you turn around and blame the employer for going to jail. It wasn't the employ
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by ty6853 2y ago
Sure and it isn't hyperbolic to force down the rabbit hole that not paying Ukraine brings us straight into whatever anarcho dystopia is believed to come down as soon as grey area executive military impoundment happens. That's the
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by ty6853 2y ago
If US offered nothing I suppose there is no sense of loss then. What are people upset about if Ukraine lost nothing? Do you think some mining rights are a fair trade for 'security guarentees' of us going to war with Russia? I th
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by ty6853 2y ago
I would say either party has the right to consent or not to an agreement. Zelensky as I said exercised his right not to sign it and the US exercised their right to go their separate ways in regards to sharing of certain resources. If a par
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by ty6853 2y ago
We all saw what happened. The man was shaking his head long before the departure. He "didn't refuse" except by all communication and body language. If a man argued "she didn't refuse" after signaling in ever
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by ty6853 2y ago
There was a recent comment on HN where someone threatened my wife would be raped, my cell phone would stop working, modern society would fall apart, and my children would all be marched off to war if I don't pay taxes to fund Ukraine.
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by ty6853 2y ago
The US offered them an agreement and Zelensky refused, the consequence is zelensky now has the freedom to operate without the hindrance of the partnership of the devilish Americans. That is their right. They are an independent nation. Th
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by ty6853 2y ago
My only guess is satellites and their data export might be covered by ITAR when used as military tactical tools for foreign militaries? Can anyone chime in on whether these satellites are limited by ITAR or something similar?
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by ty6853 2y ago
I think he did need a fed. Watching children burned alive at Waco (he was there), after which the seiging feds proudly posed for photos on their charred ruble, really got the ball rolling on his motivation. I'm not saying the feds to
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by ty6853 2y ago
And yet instead militias are targeted, while disproportionately sparing say the army. It's not the pursuit of justice and equal 'protection' of law, it's a calculated targeting to induce crime to lock away unwanted peop
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by ty6853 2y ago
I understand there are arguments for it. I can even understand where they are coming from. What is interesting is many of these anti 2A sorts unknowingly speak their murderous intent out loud. They are that which they hate.
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by ty6853 2y ago
>the government, and arguably global economy, is under threat and you're doing what exactly with these guns? What do you suggest is done with the guns about that? You want us to kill over disagreement on economic policy?
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by ty6853 2y ago
Oh please chime in on how soldiers aren't subject to the same psychological influences of other humans, while charming us on your .mil street cred. I don't need to be a navy seal to understand this, veterans were among those char
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by ty6853 2y ago
The tactics are quite effective. If you put these rats in say the US Army and pursued such vigorous prosecution you could likely lock away the legit rank and file of both military and militias.
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by ty6853 2y ago
I hope defending his ego was worth it. It feels a bit like defending your ego against a bully with a 3 year old in tow. Even if you are right, there's no need to expose your dependents to the rage of a psychopath you need something f
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by ty6853 2y ago
>But you can't just declare your independence, and get to freeload off all our resources Which brings me back to the double standard you present. The premise is Ukraine is independent, "but you can't just declare your ind
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by ty6853 2y ago
>The author argues for impoundment pertaining to exclusive powers, which are very few and limited in the Constitution. I actually agree with the argument laid out in the piece, but I don't think it supports the idea that Trump is wi
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by ty6853 2y ago
They don't have access to an account with 100k in it because that would generally be pointless for a normal person. A great deal of people have 100k in clear real estate or stocks. Only a moron leaves 100k sitting doing nothing but w
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by ty6853 2y ago
>Why would they use our ports? You benefit from our ports, so you pays taxes. It's straightforward They use more than half of the things you mentioned. Banking services, airports (how does zelensky get here?), defense articles. Wa

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