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GaryTang
5y ago
New businesses emerge everyday, many call themselves startups .
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And a more recent airstrike… https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/17/politics/kabul-drone-strike-u...
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Inaction is only the default option in totalitarian societies.
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This is location dependent. If you live in such a community, I recommend exploring your options.
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5y ago
Why the hate?
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Democrats want to give a tax cut to the top%, 6x bigger than any other bracket
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Won’t stop at vaccinations
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When something’s too expensive I don’t buy it. There are almost an infinite number of substitutes for almost anything.
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Yikes, to equivocate the impact of taxes and regulations to that of comedy clubs, I can’t imagine being so naive.
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I still have a difficult time understanding how increased homelessness is not a direct result of increased taxes and regulations. The data presented corroborates as much and though correlation doesn’t mean causation, correlation certainly
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Warming from 18,000 to about 10,000 years ago looks a bit more significant than the current hike lol
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At this point, as conspiratorially as it sounds, I think this is exactly what the powers that be intend.
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How does that matter in this instance? Or do you always just automatically assume FN is bias?
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Desantis also mentions the end of any contracts with private companies aiding Biden in flooding illegal immigrants into Florida. https://www.foxnews.com/media/ron-desantis-deny-contracts-co...
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What comes to mind is the fact that the prevalence of adults with a disability in the United States is significantly higher in rural areas compared to large metropolitan areas and those rural areas are already underserved by commuting optio
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> ”You would quickly find that the market is too small to be worthwhile.” How many markets will be too small to be worthwhile after prices increase? I would wager it would be more than the contrary
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> “There would be no taxis for the disabled because the costs would be prohibitive.” This is 100% false because I know for a fact if there was no other taxi company providing services to the disabled I would start my own company for th
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> “I don't think that uber should allow drivers to use any vehicles not equipped for wheel chair transport” Poor and handicap people will suffer more so from a price hike resulting from your suggestion — disabled people should jus
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Personal anecdote: I do have a family member that passed away and the cause was mislabeled as COVID(He never tested positive). So one sympathizes with the 38%
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All that is left to cancel is the Democrat party because of their history with slavery. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Democratic_Part...
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I know you’re being sarcastic but it’s not funny when these are the kind of policies those in power are actually enforcing.
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Biden's spending plan could cost up to $4T, Penn Wharton analysis shows
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Webster wants information on secret flights of illegal immigrants into Florida
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Will they pay interest?
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And suggesting we kill or maim young people is not sociopathic?
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> ”Unfortunately this argument is sustained all through history and today we have people going something like “actually, working multiple minimum wage jobs and struggling to pay rent is good”.” It’s much worse than that — today we have
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From lioeters comment, supporting the argument: > "They might serve as sort of a breeding ground for the virus to acquire new mutations." Vaccines Could Drive The Evolution Of More COVID-19 Mutants - https://text.npr
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Democrats Push for Agreement on Tax Deduction That Benefits the Rich
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Volunteer group keeps helping homeless people, despite the city’s ask to stop
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The reason I ask is because I think of how superbugs have come about and wonder if we’re not doing the same thing with COVID-19.
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