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by xphilter 5y ago
Okay, would you out yourself having these views? Surely if you’re so righteous and noble you’d have no problem writing a blog post on LinkedIn. You know it’s bogus, give me a break. 400 years of slavery, hate, segregation, and economic disc
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by xphilter 5y ago
How do you know that? And what is a “serious” crime here. Anecdotally, it seems like every white lawyer Ive gotten to know has had dui, hard drugs, and more resulting in warnings rather than arrests.
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by xphilter 5y ago
What exactly is the problem with ballot harvesting if they’re legitimate votes? Maybe the State shouldn’t make it hard to vote. And your source is not exactly unbiased, stating without evidence that “ Updating the voter rolls by removing do
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by xphilter 5y ago
That’s a whole lot of words to say nothing. I got 8 paragraphs in and still don’t know what the author is trying to say.
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by xphilter 5y ago
How does the govt profit here? They are losing b/trillions due to covid in lost taxes, medical expenses, and individual sentiment. What is your solution if you don’t want people vaccinated? I couldn’t care less if people get vaccinated
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by xphilter 5y ago
Wouldn’t another reason be to reduce cost? It’s expensive to treat covid patients and the vaccine is proven to reduce the incidents of hospitalization. But I’m willing to forgo all vaccine mandates, mask mandates, etc if we can all agree th
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by xphilter 5y ago
I hope you’re kidding. What a terrible thing to do.
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by xphilter 5y ago
Ah yes. The conspiracy theorists really showed us! Next, proud boys and Q will team up to buy a pizza place, kidnap a bunch of kids, and create a kid prostitution ring.
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by xphilter 5y ago
Ok, I’ll indulge you. What is the 2+2=4 for you that you are prevented from saying?
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by xphilter 5y ago
Right. And those are bad too.
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by xphilter 5y ago
The vast majority of folks earning “high five figures” don’t have to waste three years on dubious education at a cost of $50k per year (not including debt for living expenses because you can’t work your first year at all). So you’re right,
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by xphilter 5y ago
With respect, this comment is wrong in so many places. “High five figures” is not a lot of money considering the opportunity cost (and actual cost of a law degree) (7 years and likely $200,000 all in). The 1 in 4 figure is not close to righ
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by xphilter 5y ago
Back that up with some evidence. I doubt you’re even a physician.
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by xphilter 5y ago
Just FYI, they cite a paper here: http://www.andrewoswald.com/docs/entrepre.pdf
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by xphilter 5y ago
What the heck kind of article is this? I read the first few paragraphs and then quit. Why would people not getting arrested in chicago last summer be blamed on other people saying “defund the police.”? No police were defunded in chicago las
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by xphilter 5y ago
How is your view any less cynical? Implicit in yours is that the party knows that and does as much bad stuff (like this) because they know they have unwavering support on a few issues.
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by xphilter 5y ago
Effectively yes they are tax free because there’s no easy way for irs to enforce. By law though you need to pay taxes on those gains. If you use a trading platform for trading, there’s probably a better chance of getting caught if you don’t
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by xphilter 5y ago
You’d think these attacks would be worth some tit for tat. If people and companies were physically raided by groups, the govt would likely take action. I’m not sure what the difference is. (And to those saying it’s not international law, th
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by xphilter 5y ago
Give me a break. Y’all are so eager to say “it can’t be racism” to explain current situations despite explicit racism for hundreds of years in the US. Maybe take that learning attitude you’re talking about seriously.
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by xphilter 5y ago
I mean, if you exclude racism and structural racism as an answer, you’ll be wondering for a long time “why black people don’t rock anymore.” But it’s not my job to educate you, I’d suggest you look into yourself.
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by xphilter 6y ago
What’s the point of leaving it out if it’s evident after seeing the data?
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by xphilter 6y ago
Fair. So then I would augment my comment to focus just on soil production in the wild. Not all of the plant debris is being composted. It gets buried too.
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by xphilter 6y ago
No I understand how it works. But what I’m saying is that the enzymes/bacteria in the wild dont process grass like a cows gut. You need composting to happen vs trampling and burying the grass. But ty!
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by xphilter 6y ago
That simply can’t be true in the wild. If that much carbon was released from plants in the wild, we’d never have coal or oil, right? Composting the grass might be the same as cows, but that process doesn’t happen everywhere there’s grass. I
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by xphilter 6y ago
That show is incredible. Thanks for sharing. There’s a corollary with Covid in there somewhere: “we’re taking this so seriously” (but then hanging out with friends etc, like that SNL skit).
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by xphilter 6y ago
How is that contradictory?
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by xphilter 6y ago
No there’s not. Especially if a lot of folks do it. At most, a judge gives them a stern talking to. No federal judge will order real jail time.
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by xphilter 6y ago
Thanks!!
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by xphilter 6y ago
I always assume it was filled with merchant carts as that’s always how old cities are portrayed in movies. But I honestly have no idea. Maybe there was more “sidewalk” before and the street slowly encroached over the decades?
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by xphilter 6y ago
Tried to print something at my in-laws and couldn’t because it couldn’t connect to HP servers to make sure they’re part of some “ink club” lol.

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