ykevinator2

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by ykevinator2 5y ago
You are so right
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
To be fair, it's the only pure soap you can buy, for some weird reason.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
It is science not liberal. The hospitals were full of dead and dying. Macho dullards are not heroic they're misinformed and leading the dumb over a cliff.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I feel that states are an outdated concept based on travel time and that we should eliminate a few layers of government to save tax money. There's no reason to have one law in texas and one in new York and pay two senates and two polic
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Who is funding this?
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Can we drop the q= and the quotes from the shell cmd somehow, that would make it so much nicer, and rip is a great command line.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
You are spot on, and it is such great fun to browse a book store, it sounds amazon sterilized it which is probably a rare misread on what target customers wanted.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I don't understand why we taxpayers decide to pool our money to pay for a staff of employees to ensure that we can't have free music and movies. I would prefer free music and movies over more federal payroll. It's like we all
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I don't follow, left good or left bad?
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
If the business doesn't consume tax funded common infrastructure or services like garbage, yes.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Yeah but they're using common roads and sewage.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Isn't this obvious?
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I like freedom and I like anti hate laws, I think the hateful christians win this one by a hair.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I love the glamor shot, get over yourself.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
The crazy thing is the idea of small pod electric trains is still possible. Look at americas 99% idle railroad tracks.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
This is a shame bc it's such a good idea and the government is pitching in real money. Sometimes I think we deserve the world we get.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I think it's a lot of landill but whatever floats your boat.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I actually chuckled
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
What a great writeup, thank you for posting.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
It's a stretch to say will always have to.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Really nicely done.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
"data scientist" when is that thing gonna die, it's so self elevating. I'm a hamburger scientist, I make hamburgers.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
This guy is so overrated. He's like Mr. Burns on the Simpsons.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
There are 2 problems 1) there is no barrier to entry, anyone can start a currency so if A is too high, start B, and 2) it's all speculators trading, there are no consumers. It's not a scam so much as it is a pipe dream. But, a pe
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
They do have access, just not with deere. So stop buying Deere.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
I'm worried that if we don't let the free market handle this, the government is going to make it worse. Someone should steal deere customers on merit, and deere should have the right to ruin their brand equity with stupid predato
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Joe Rogan is an artist too, we have 3 entertainers, they are here to entertain us. I suspect you are more educated than the 3 of them combined, don't fall into to trap of picking which kardashian is best.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
By the way, as scientifically illiterate as Joe Rogan is, Neil young and Joanie Mitchell are not very hard working and really won the lottery, but at least they're not encouraging the disenfranchised to avoid vaccines against disease.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
He's a good talker with a 7th grade education who lures weak minded people who are hurting with the comfort of shared persecution.
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by ykevinator2 5y ago
Yes, we should all be opposed to true information before it gets approved by prefered authorities. This is how religion starts.

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