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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
> We have an economy that can't provide enough jobs. Bullshit. There is plenty of work that needs to be done. People are just paid to not do it. In urban areas, they become political slaves, and in rural areas, it destroys any chanc
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
This, this, this. And we need to make it easier to build and run something other than single-family dwellings. Boarding houses used to be a common fixture in the US: think a cross between a dorm and a military barracks. Give the residents d
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Fox is garbage. What's your point? Every media organization sacrificed their credibility wholesale over the past five years. The federal government accomplished the same for themselves over 2020. Americans now live in a world where t
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
> These media companies also employ a large number of people with diverse opinions. Oh no they don't. If you work in media, you either bow to leftist orthodoxy, or you get fired. See Bari Weiss, etc.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
"Rated to 1.21 Gigawatts? We're gonna test that."
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
There are several reasons for this being in the Nuremberg Code. - Nazis conducted horrific medical experiments on Jewish prisoners (who were mostly German citizens as well!). In fact, pretty much everything we know about hypothermia came fr
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
It's one of those cases where it's required by law, but the law is never enforced. I have applied for visa in multiple countries, attended public schools as well as university, and even had employment contracts specifying current
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
No, the world watched in horror as American cities burned for an entire year while politicians and media whores, thoroughly protected by police and private security, did nothing. Police were ordered to take a knee to the mob. We were told t
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
The term “fake news“ itself came from the left.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
It is a very safe assumption to make that anything you see or hear in media means the exact opposite.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
At some point, we have to stop looking to our parents, and take responsibility for our own lives. Until we can do that, we aren't really adults. That's what sets adults and children apart: responsibility. Children are not responsi
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Even before Obama. Bush, definitely. Same for the Clintons. I think maybe Eisenhower was our last American president.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
The RINOs won’t save us, and there are a few good Dems (Tulsi). The bullshit doesn’t fall along party lines.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Both Apple and Facebook support this type of censorship. As do many of their employees. You don’t even need to make encryption illegal. You just need to backdoor it. Trivial for one or two well-placed developers.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Regulation, unfortunately, probably can’t solve this. Imagine that we had the most thoroughly crafted law imaginable to prevent private messages from being blocked or modified. You still have to take those companies to court, which cost a t
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Probably the same way Facebook and Twitter censor private messages. It’s just unencrypted data.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
You will never find this, because it can not exist. There are so many variables. Not just word choice, but which facts do you report? If something is highly important, but you only have about 60% certainty, how do you share that? Your only
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
I did not know that. Thanks!
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Don’t solar panels have a life span of like 20 years?
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Not only that, I made it a point to contact those companies and tell them why I won’t buy their products.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
I use Brave and love my ad-free life.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
No.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Yes.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
If you're using a VPN to hide from the government, then no. Governments have government-level resources, and I think a lot of people really don't understand what that means in 2021. They can and do track everything you do online,
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Another option is for landlords to price the additional risk into the rent itself. But there’s no way you’re going to add risk into the market without that having some effect on pricing.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Why on earth would the tenant spend $1500 to break their lease, just so they can go find a new place for $10000/month?
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
This is why any company that requires me to use Plaid is an immediate hard pass.
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
If you really spend the time to dig into all the details, though, you might find yourself saying, “not a fucking chance”
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
As with most things: it’s complicated. When you sign a lease agreement, you get a guarantee that your rent will not go up during the term of that agreement. So, if you sign a lease for $1000 a month on Monday, and on Tuesday the market rent
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by 6f8986c3 5y ago
Are you not religious, or anti-religious? If you just don’t religion, a small, local church might still be a good call, proving they’re amicable. Your kids are going to learn about religion one way or another. Look at this as an education i

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