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I’ll listen to snippets of right wing talk radio but it generally doesn’t take long before the exaggeration (Glenn Beck) or Trump idol worship (Clay Travis) get annoying. I like hearing perspectives on stories that I won’t hear elsewhere bu
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I’m saying what I said originally: your statement was not factual. Your own source affirms that.
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Yes, thank you for providing a source that supports what I wrote. Big of you to highlight your prior mistake.
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I’d say it is ludicrous to be okay with them continually eroding our buying power with inflationary spending. You’re right it isn’t a company. Its actions directly impact all of us whether we want to do business with them or not.
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It does
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That’s just factually not true. Obama and Biden both added more than Bush II. Trump on the other hand is a big spender…
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1y ago
The oil for those machines would have to be a special CA blend that costs double though.
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1y ago
I hadn’t heard Lysander Spooner’s name for a long time. He was a well known Abolitionist. Something else the federal government was bad at…
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1y ago
The federal government is 36 trillion in debt. How do you run things worse than that? No private company or citizen would survive blowing up their finances as bad as what the federal government has been doing for decades.
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Every day the debt rises to never before seen levels. That’s not new or something exclusive to one party or the other.
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Shh don’t bring facts in here.
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We weren’t designed to be so completely divorced from agricultural work. It isn’t just allergies. Exposure to sunshine, soil microbes and manual labor help with mental health also.
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I’m not sure I want to hurtle my family down the highway at 70+ mph in something that hasn’t had years of testing and design experience behind it. I get your point about old, large manufacturers moving slow but that might be a good thing fo
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I guess you’ve never met teenagers.
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People will pay all kinds of money for supplements which have been denatured from their source (and therefore not as likely to be effective) instead of just eating fruits and vegetables.
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The issue is that they consistently lose money and people who will never make use of them have to subsidize it. A great example is Pennsylvania where they privatized the turnpike but as part of that deal, the turnpike had to pay half a bill
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The party of states rights were only really concerned about one particular right in the mid-19th century. Not sure that’s the reference you want to be bringing up if they are your party of choice.
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I wouldn’t discount the internet’s social contagion effect in a lot of what we see in present day culture related to sexual abuse/deviance. Bad stuff happened in every century. In the 21st century, we spread it like a disease. You migh
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It’s funny how HN works sometimes. I posted this same thing a year and a half ago and it went mostly unnoticed.
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The internet was a mistake.
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I did make sure to bring it up to my doctor in case the idea could help anyone else.
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I used to be on a chemo drug and had to take folic acid every day to stop it from doing bad things to me. I had awful ulcers in my mouth from the chemo drug and had been taking the folic acid in the morning. Through forgetfulness I ended up
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Chinese Nationals Charged in Agroterrorism Plot
(abcnews.go.com)
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See: The China Study. They are apparently doing much better than the west.
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My typing class was one of the first in my school to use computers. Honestly we were probably a couple years behind other schools in this regard. I can still remember some of the students breaking down in tears because up until that point i
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Wasn’t that pretty well known five years ago? Of course it was.
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Well I suggest writing with more clarity in the future then. Perhaps Copilot can assist you.
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This sounds like you are in favor of the government regulating that people must shop in a certain store in order to achieve some arbitrary color integration number.
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Ahh getting downvoted but no one has offered a counter-argument.
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I want to see those things. Or rather, I want people to show me who they are. I want to see all the dumb stuff politicians say. I want to see celebrities’ terrible opinions on things. I’d rather know how messed up people are than have a fee
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