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They advocate anything as they dont have to actually deliver anything. All kinds of things were promised but when the time came they said "Not now" and spoke about "bipartisanship". After losing the houses, they suddenly
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The real problem is that none of that spending actually goes to the people.
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Yeah. Like how they got to moscow in 3 days when the earlier wunderwaffe were provided to them... This delirious out of touchness is making the West lose the war.
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> This is a cartel, not capitalism When there wasnt regulatory capture in late 19th, entire US ended up getting owned by ~12 robber barons. The housing situation was the same back then: Barons would be buying up or building entire neighb
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> We didn't lose news, what we lost was editorial oversight, basic ethics, fact checking, the pursuit of an objective voice, the resources to do good work, the courage to stand on principles, and so on If there was any of those in t
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Capitalism working its magic. As the resources and people to exploit abroad dwindled, it started eating itself from inside out to profit as was predicted. https://www.reddit.com/r/canadahousing/comments/tose5z
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> But those compensation packages are disconnected from the value generated by the engineers and eclipses it in almost every business and division, so it's not sustainable. Thats incorrect. Statistics show that those who take most s
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Wasting housing and space makes being the net recipient of infrastructure taxes a net negative to entire society, an extravaganza.
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Anything that is done in large scale and used by the entire society becomes civilizational infrastructure and it needs to be maintained in a coordinated, centralized fashion. From the transportation infrastructure to justice, military, food
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"Blame it on the X" X: Russians Chinese Iran (current US enemy)
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Yes, it actually is. Its not only recommended by lawyers, family, relatives and friends also recommend it to each other.
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Wow. If this one disgusted you, you couldnt stomach what they wrote before the Iraq war. Or, any other war...
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Exceptionalism is made difficult by the dominating left wing ideology. As it is scientific socialism, it favors a practical worldview that is geared towards the physical betterment of life standards of the Chinese society at every level. Th
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Its not 'one' person or a few. There are a lot of men who are doing it in Spain right now. For years, the courts have been heavily favoring the mothers and in most cases stripping most rights from the fathers. Now the fathers foun
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Yeah they also burn witches and stone adulterers. And some other sh*t. Its amazing how those in the west worry more about a country that has no power on them instead of the psychos who can kidnap, torture or disappear them at whim. https:&
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Let's face it: In the FE, we are using the wrong technology in the wrong places. Frameworks with total DOM manipulation capabilities in React et al are not needed by almost the entirety of the web. They were built for the needs of serv
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The exceptionalist neocon 'news' outlet that's filled with those who pushed the Iraq War hardest is accusing other countries of being exceptionalist. It also calls other publications 'mouthpieces', stans for privati
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> News is an onion, in that there are many many layers. Every single news story (from established sources that strive for truth) has truth and bias in it If there was any 'truth' in anything that the modern Western msm pushes,
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Amazing how there are still those who are gullible enough to downvote your post only 20 years after Iraq war... They must think the media collectively collaborating to push the WMD lie without even one of them breaking the line was a '
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> Energy use that doesn't deliver concrete value to the world How is that any different from fast trading computers producing 'wealth' by juggling inflated derivatives and 'generating' water vapor value from hot
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Fast trains dont run the whole width and breadth of Europe either. There are certain routes on the most populated regions. Moreover, population argument does not make sense especially because the fast trains dont ferry passengers to random
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Well. I do use digitalocean and reading that they screwed up with CSS tricks did affect my perception of them. You screw Open Source/dev community only once. Then you spend decades trying to fix your reputation and fail at it. Just ask
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So 'misinformation' about nonexistent WMDs were all ok. Despite having been propagated by the 'most trustworthy' organizations and media outlets who are today ironically being used as 'fact checkers'.
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Nothing to do with density. Europe has vast tracts of mountainous areas in which there are only a handful of villages with a few hundred people each and fast trains pass through all these zones.
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Nah.You get a dedicated box at hetzner and get unmetered 1gbit and use as much as you want as long as you dont do mining or piracy etc.
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That's what getting VC/investor money does to organizations that previously followed high ideals in open source. Automattic raised ~$150m around 2020. Now they are paying the price for letting the vultures in.
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Those batteries seem to get old and have voltage drop at high current right at the exact time which Apple is about to launch a new device though...
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Civic nationalism comes from the French Revolutionary ideas that were put into code by Napoleon. Its a (then) radical egalitarian idea that originated from the French parliamentarians who sat on the left side of the assembly, espousing the
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And how is that any different anywhere else in the modern economy... At least with the creator economy, content creation (including software) is more democratized and distributed.
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> Patreon knows that Patreon doesn't work - they don't fund themselves by donations on Patreon; instead they take a cut of other people's donations. Huh? So does Paypal by taking a cut of payments. It does not work by peop

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