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by yostrovs 5y ago
You don't want to acknowledge the moral dilemma that I'm presenting and instead bickering about the details. I'm a medical professional. I know about HIV and AIDS. You're just being a boob.
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My comment referred to people who got sick with AIDS in the 1990s when 10 year olds knew the dangers.
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By the 1990s you would have had to live under a rock not to know to use condoms.
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You can spread HIV by having sex with someone and not using a condom. You might not even know you have HIV, so using a condom is essential in any case.
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I've been asking friends that believe in such punishments whether they would have punished gay people in the 1990s that got AIDS. Condoms are extremely effective at preventing transmission. Invariably no one wants to go there. Gay peop
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From his website: "I’m Elliott. I’m the tour director at North Korea tour operator Uri Tours. I travel a lot myself, sometimes to the unusual, weird and wacky. Earth Nutshell is where I share my experiences. Interested in visiting Nort
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It's not, especially when you're funding things that are fascinating, but are inherently not useful. I love astronomy and physics, but much of it is now being spent on pure knowledge. The discovery of the Higgs boson hasn't i
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Canada isn't much a vacation destination. Canadians travel South. Mexico is not very attractive to Americans right now due to crime.
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It's surprising to lump asexual people with bisexual, lesbian, etc. It's like lumping people that hate cars with members of Mercedes and Porsche clubs into a "community".
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It really is amazing that after two years of no clear correlation between mandates and results, many still believe that all those edicts and restrictions were based on science. The fact is that to continue to believe in all the imposed rule
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Judging by the response of the authorities, the new strain is highly dangerous. There's a lot of panicking going on.
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Strangely, though, the opposite has been the trend for the last decade.
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If the box flies away, you know where to bring it back to. And if it stays put, you can use it to calibrate gps satellites. Lol.
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Their pay is pretty good in comparison to many others: "Under the rejected agreement, veteran workers, who Kellogg has said make about $35 an hour on average, would have received a 3 percent wage increase in the first year and cost-of-
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The issue is not affecting all of the US. Some jurisdictions have been affected much more than others. And there's a reason for that.
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So it seems like your explanation is that it's not a culture of obedience, but rather that the Japanese individuals are just nicer, more caring people. Is that correct?
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Is there a definition of a public figure? Is writing a book enough? Is having an opinion enough? Is stepping out of the house enough for a public figure to be photographed and published about?
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These right wing trolls may be the only thing that might convince Twitter to cancel the new policy.
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Is Jeffrey Epstein a public figure? Or only the people that used his services?
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You have no idea what I do with my vehicle, yet you believe you can make that vehicle illegal. This is while your own actions and consumptions lead towards a disaster, which should certainly be made illegal as well. Whatever they are. I don
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"Trump further diminished the U.S. in the eyes of the world by expanding his travel ban. This new “African Ban,” is designed to make it harder for black and brown people to immigrate to the United States. It’s a disgrace, and we cannot
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Your totalitarian way of thinking is frightening. "The problem is all the people living in cities have virtually zero need for an SUV." - who are you that you know so much about so many that you don't know? The problem is th
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I need my SUV, but I do wonder what you have that you don't need that we can outlaw without thinking about the consequences.
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Any openings on planes are usually closed when parked in order to prevent birds and other critters from getting inside and causing random damage.
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As an example, notice how much scrutiny Aaron Rodgers or Joe Rogan received, compared with the fact that we've kept the US/Canadian border closed to car traffic while allowing flights in. What seems like an incoherent policy that
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Once sentient, extra neurons don't change the status of a sentient being.
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I pick up litter when out in nature, because I don't think anyone but me will pick it up. In a city like San Francisco there's a multi-billion dollar budget and a sanitation department that tax payers pay for so that they won&#x27
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Perhaps it's time to realize that scientists in some fields are not able to use their science for predicting purposes, unlike scientists in other fields. And therefore we should reconsider the use of words like "expert" to di
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It is a good point. Inflation can be argued as an effect that impacts different people differently. If you're a vegetarian, rising beef prices do not affect you. So using an inflation indicator such as produced by the Fed and other org
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If the government of Kazakhstan gets this kind of tool, why not the US? What is this Kazakhstan anyways, to get powers our elected leaders don't?

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