yostrovs

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by yostrovs 6y ago
And yet, capitalist societies have stricter environmental regulations and the people living in capitalist societies tend to be more concerned about the environment. Look up the Soviet Union, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea for their environmen
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Is this cultural appropriation or would the Europeans have had to make copies of the carpets themselves to count?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Many do, but surprisingly many more don't. Their main complaints are economic. If they would be a bit wealthier, they would be content. They are ok with a one party state, homophobia, corruption, etc. It's just they're very p
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Please elaborate..
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by yostrovs 6y ago
This comment would be considered bigoted by some or at least when applied to some other nations. But I agree with you. I came from there about when communism crashed and had high hopes, which have now been destroyed. Russians just don&#x27
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by yostrovs 6y ago
A very Henry Kissinger thing to say.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Music teachers care about their jobs just as much as administrators. It's just that administrators make the big decisions and they care about their jobs more than the jobs of others.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
That's what the ID cards are used for, and have been for decades... Including for voting all over the world.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
This being a hacker forum, would such security measures as you believe in and propose be acceptable in any computing application? In finance? Medicine? Anything really?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
You don't know how common voter fraud is. When it's easy to do and you can't be caught, as in other people's ballots coming to your mailbox, many will do it. They do it. I know someone who voted on behalf of another in C
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by yostrovs 6y ago
It depends who you ask your questions. If it's a poor white guy with family who came here from Albania, maybe he shouldn't care about "past wrongs"?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
But it is true. As were his racist views. And many other unsavory facts that are better not explained to an audience looking for demigods. How about you read about those? https://www.commentarymagazine.com/articles/rich
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by yostrovs 6y ago
You may want to inquire about stolen territory by Russia in places like Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine. They no longer fear. It's just stolen. Poles fear still, Belarus does too, so do people in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, and Russi
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Especially one surrounded by allies, many of which are top 10 world economies. This should have been done in the 1990s as bases were closing in the United States.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
It's harder for darker people to get id than lighter people? How so?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
This is just so ridiculous that "silly" is the only word to describe a simple requirement to prove that you have the right to vote as a step on the 24th amendment. It can only be demanded by people that want to rig elections.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
You do know we have a Senate and a unique system of voting? Did you know that in none of those European countries that have a parliament did the common people vote for their Prime Minister? Does that infuriate you even more?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Have you looked? Does asking for an ID to prove that you are a legal voter too much now? Did you know that everywhere in the world, except the U.S., you must prove that you are who you are before getting the ballot? There are some exception
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by yostrovs 6y ago
I've been trying to figure out the "assault on democracy" narrative ever since the 2016 election. It seems to have come out of nowhere, though probably boosted by the Russia Collusion tale. The reality, indeed, is that the wr
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by yostrovs 6y ago
The status quo didn't change. Money was in politics before Citizen's United and it is after. The voting rights act remains in force, though some irrelevant points that no longer apply were allowed to no longer have to be enforced
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by yostrovs 6y ago
So nothing changed in practice and yet the rating drops? Sounds like the media did its job.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
What changed to make it drop? The voting system in the U.S. hasn't changed, the first amendment is still in effect, media is independent (no equivalent of DW or BBC). I'm trying to find out what aspects did change to cause a ranki
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by yostrovs 6y ago
The interest is purely in the benefit of universities charging full rate of most international students.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Just tried but it didn't work. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Hyundai charges a subscription fee for remote start built into their cars. First three years are free, paid subscription thereafter. You have to use their app to remote start. There's no button on the key fob.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Strangely, the word "union" doesn't appear in the article. Considering that it is the police unions that create the system within which police officers are protected, I believe their power and tactics need to be examined.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
We do live in a time of mandated . This seems like a way to make sure the correct opinion is formed immediately, without having to apply thinking.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Isn't there any room for respect for traditional Japanese culture? They do have a different understanding of things over there and perhaps it's up to them how to change their ways. They have changed completely as a society at leas
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by yostrovs 6y ago
They also forgot Japan and Italy existed back then.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
They did publish a paper the numbers within which were not reviewed by anyone. I, along with others, have been under the impression that such things are indeed double checked by other scientists reviewing papers. Turns out they are not.

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