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by vuln 4y ago
Wagons have hatches, sedans have trunks.
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by vuln 4y ago
> The directly responsible ones, for the most part, don't appear in public records. Could you list them?
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by vuln 4y ago
Which country? That context helps the discussion without it the discussion stops.
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by vuln 4y ago
Okay extrapolate that over 100k miles. If the battery even lasts that long. It wasn’t good for our use case and we incurred zero loss if anything we made money selling it back. They were in very high demand.
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by vuln 4y ago
> RAV4 hybrid that drives like a car and gets 40 mpg. I had a 2018 rav4 hybrid that never got close to 40MPG. Maybe 30-32 in the city, but once you hit the interstate where the speed limit is 65-70 the MPG significantly drops to 25-7 due
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by vuln 4y ago
> It was not a lie. Unless you can prove that any of these claims are true, it wasn't a lie. You can keep downvoting me. It’s okay. Hunter admitted to his drug addiction. Hunter lied on the background check when purchasing a fire ar
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by vuln 4y ago
It is a lie. Do you think those 51 IC member would have called it a Russian Disinformation Operation of the laptop was Don Jr? Well I guess that narrative wouldn’t work, since the Democrats have been pounding the drum that Trump was a Putin
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by vuln 4y ago
The media seemed to care when the narrative was 51 IC members says the laptop has “all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.” Hell every network ran with that lie and bullshit. Even twitter was involved and we can see the
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by vuln 4y ago
> Correct. You did not factor in alcoholics who do not show up for AA meetings. Not all alcoholics are the same. I am an alcoholic that didn’t go to meetings. Now I do. So yes I do know both sides. Kindly find someone else to shit and pu
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by vuln 4y ago
> To date, nothing of substance has been released from the laptop (which has supposedly been in the possession of the parties making the claims for at least 3 years) that validates any of the claims that have been made about the laptop,
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by vuln 4y ago
Right without 4chan “spilling over into the “”real”” world” we’d have a utopia with zero hate. /s
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by vuln 4y ago
And it’s only 35% more expensive than shopping in person. /s
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by vuln 4y ago
> free coffee They showed up for a sub $1/a cup coffee. I doubt there is much malicious intent.
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by vuln 4y ago
I don’t know. It works for AA. Alcoholics understand other Alcoholics like no other. Having someone the same social status eating, fellowship, brainstorming, can be uplifting. At least that’s my experience.
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by vuln 4y ago
> you’re not actually interested in reducing radicalization. Could you perhaps share some studies of effective ways to reduce radicalization? I highly doubt “not visiting or posting on 4chan” is one of them.
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by vuln 4y ago
Paranoia and projection.
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by vuln 4y ago
Duh. How else are they going to fear monger you into reconnecting. “Look everyone knows you no longer have an alarm, or alarm service”
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by vuln 4y ago
Right you haven’t. You present your opinion as fact as you have throughout this thread. I’d ask that YOU please stop pushing your opinion as fact when it is just your opinion.
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by vuln 4y ago
> the only reason why this story was blown up as much as it was was because it was used to damage his father politically, not because there was anything of substance there. Have you reviewed all of the information contained on said lapto
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by vuln 4y ago
> This is not some conspiracy theory. It was very much out in the open. Do you have any evidence of this?
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by vuln 4y ago
Which race might that be?
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by vuln 4y ago
It’s just an illusion. Keep moving.
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by vuln 4y ago
Well for most Americans the biggest loan they’ll take out in their life is a loan for a home. Home prices since haven’t dropped to a reasonable level. Rents have increased everywhere. Most people are barely scraping a down payment together
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by vuln 4y ago
This is going to drop the housing market. California is offering to pay the 20% down payment now. Crazy times. https://www.kcra.com/amp/article/california-dream-for-all-lo...
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by vuln 4y ago
GDPR is toothless. Next you’re going to tell us the Cookie banner worked out real well too or forcing a company to convert their devices to USBC. Wow big wins. Thanks EU!
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by vuln 4y ago
> Then why maintain a tariff from 1964 designed by the Johnson administration? No clue, but seems pretty bipartisan. Maybe “National Security” or whatever excuse .gov comes up with…
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by vuln 4y ago
> Ford also benefits from high import tariffs on foreign built trucks, a tariff basically designed to protect the F-150. Protect it from GM, Toyota, Rivian whom builds their Trucks in America? No American truck buyer wants a Mitsubishi o
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by vuln 4y ago
Who is the judge of the “excuse”? What you’re talking about is a two tiered justice system. Just because xyz conglomerate causes an issues “zomg fine them1!1!1!1” but when it’s someone that runs out of gas or mechanically breaks down “well
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by vuln 4y ago
Not really. In the Tidewater area of Virginia, the area with the most per capita tunnels, AT LEAST once a day someone runs out of gas or breaks down in one of the 7 tunnels causing 30 minute -hour delay. Definitely not an edge case.
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by vuln 4y ago
I wonder how WeWork is going to handle this.

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