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4y ago
> First, for the record, any claims that unions make this process harder is a lie designed by a union busting consulting firm. Do you have anything to back this up? It appears to just be your opinion presented as fact. While I’d love to
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4y ago
Yes TikTok is a National Security issue. The issue with TikTok v all the social media companies you named is one thing. The US government cannot censor or control TikTok the same way they censor and control US based social media companies.
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4y ago
Yeah I’m out here _evangelizing_ or some shit. For what I don’t know.
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4y ago
Makes complete sense. Less to breathe also. Can't believe I didn't think of that. Thanks!
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4y ago
That is the one thing I wish it had was a timer. Was thinking about replacing the flip switch with a turn knob style timer.
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4y ago
Never thought of that. We'll definitely try it. Thanks!
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4y ago
Has this ever successfully been accomplished and if so where? Thanks!
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4y ago
Sorry I guess I'm not keeping up. If tech has the data, law enforcement has access to said data. Simple as.
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4y ago
> The kind of power wielded by tech companies is not the same kind of power wielded by the police. Police and Law Enforcement salivate at the data and control Social Media/Tech companies have. One could look to the twitter files to
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4y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way and feel the need to punch down at someone that doesn't adhere to the same logic flow as you may. How do you feel about Hunter Biden's _laptop from hell_ which was touted by the media as Russian di
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4y ago
Liquid Chlorine worked the best in my use case. Bought a house in Florida with no bathroom exhaust fan. Fought tooth and nail to keep it at bay. Squeegeeing the walls, apply after shower mildew/mold inhibitor. Nothing worked. Liquid Ch
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4y ago
_silence is violence_
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4y ago
It's been on archive.is for 2 days. https://archive.is/GtkP8
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4y ago
I find the thrill of tinkering / modifying / hacking / enjoying my vehicles do _women_? I don't know. Should we rip down tinkering? Should we rip down hacking? There's a very large majority of the population NOT int
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4y ago
> If you think AOC and Trump's level of corruption are even within one order of magnitude of each other then you need to seriously question how you evaluate the information you are receiving. Trump is orders of magnitude more self-s
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4y ago
> Men disproportionally buy electric cars because they disproportionately buy cars for reasons other than pure practicality. Yeah and they're also leaving out that the men typically buy electric because they are insanely fast, have
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4y ago
> Trump has been grifting his fans before, during, and after his Presidency. We've seen politicians grift their supporters before. Looks at AOC and her 95$ _tax the rich hoodie_. I just find it hard to believe he has that many suppo
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4y ago
> he’s very much in the school of thought that “all publicity is good publicity”. Yeah he is, but I just can't see it being profitable at this point. His base isn't THAT big is it? His base is the poorest amongst current and pr
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4y ago
> 1) Jay Powell was nominated for Fed chair by Trump himself, so Trump had only himself to blame for any consequences of this. Why did Trump do this? https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/22/business/economy
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4y ago
I don't know really. I didn't see a 65 million dollar book advance. He wasn't too quick to hit the paid speaking engagements. Never ending lawsuits, more lawsuits don't really seem to be making him money...
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4y ago
> Time for a revolution maybe. Just a heads up you're running a fine line with comments like that... don't be surprised if the alphabet boys label you a "domestic terrorist".
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4y ago
Asking a question, not starting an argument. Is Trump the only President that didn't land in a pool full of cash when he left office and actually "lost" money / wealth while in office ?
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Well at one point they were paying GeekSquaders to _find_ and report it. > "how does the government intend to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that the Geek Squad employees themselves didn't put the alleged porn pictures on th
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4y ago
x3 "I like the ads." - Wife
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4y ago
When you "vote blue no matter who" you'll have things like this. People believe it because the color of the tie the other person is wearing. They don't need to look into anything as long as a celebrity movie or governmen
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President Biden said the US was going to stop it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4O8rGRLf8
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> Once liquidity dries up, there will be more pressure to actually make money. No. They IPO and the investors get their money while retail investors hold the bag of poop thinking they just got _in_ on something.
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4y ago
So legal and virtue signaling? It appears these positions were NOT safe, so like the others they were cut. If companies _really_ cared about DEI they would look other places to cut. I guess, unfortunately, the ROI on DEI isn't apparent
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4y ago
> Let's start with the heavy motor vehicles So SUVs, Trucks and Electric Vehicles?
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4y ago
> The issue is when it becomes extreme and a group decides that all other groups should be exterminated. In which given enough time all groups come to that last same conclusion. No group is safe once the extreme amass too much power.
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