walkhour

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by walkhour 5y ago
> vaccines are free ... No
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by walkhour 5y ago
The argument being addressed is that unvaccinated COVID pacients are not different from some of the other pacients. You're changing the argument for which there is a different reply
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by walkhour 5y ago
That's irrelevant to the points being made. We all know this at this point, it's been said over a thousand times.
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by walkhour 5y ago
The same can be said of any political party in a democracy
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by walkhour 5y ago
This is simply because the CCP has a lower time preference and Australian politicians are out of the government in a few years
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by walkhour 5y ago
> Afghanistan is never going to have a "stable situation" because it's not a single country with a single national identity. This applies to USA and it's a single country
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by walkhour 5y ago
> These are least delusional anti-vaxxers. They know that vaccination helps society at large, but they still won't get vaccinated, since they consider themselves young and healthy and at minimal risk from COVID. Society bulling and
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by walkhour 5y ago
This is correct, Spain supported the wars in Irak and Afghanistan, both with hundreds of thousands of casualties, most of them civilians. It's an improvement over paying taxes in US but still a dubious moral choice if you claim concern
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by walkhour 5y ago
> You know Bush isn't president anymore, right? That hasn't been a a popular (and I would say erroneous, even when it was popular) talking point for more than a decade. The US performed military operations in eight different co
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by walkhour 5y ago
Is there a precedence of a virus mutating into a deadlier version instead of a less deadly, more contagious version?
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by walkhour 5y ago
The expert. Sam Harris is not an expert on the topic as he mentions on that podcast
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by walkhour 5y ago
How's it possible that the economy is consolidated in a few companies where all the jobs are automated and that not creating a shortage of jobs?