Press2forEN

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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Just tell me which rectangle of silicon to drill out.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Consider it getting into "good trouble."
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
"All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." - Blaise Pascal
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Then stop over taxing us.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
I know its late but I'll add: I'm afraid that the history of my country will be permanently revised and that my children will learn the revised version instead of the patriotic one. I fear I'll have to correct everything the
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
I've disengaged from the news since shortly after COVID started so I had to DuckDuckGo what you meant. I see a 38 minute interview on YouTube that I could watch, but unless in it he announces his support for abolishing the police or c
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
The reaction to his election traumatized me. For the first time in my life I felt like a foreigner in my own country. I disagree with most of his policy positions. His tax cut was too small, his insistence on opening the public schools is
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Trump supporter here. I'll answer any questions you may have about that.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Voting was never intended to be so important.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
People should have feel the burden that taxation places on them. Payroll withholding already artificially dampens the strain that taxation imposes on everyone that earns a paycheck. Issuing a pre-filled out form is another step backwards.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
You're going to have to do a better job at steel-manning their argument before you can even hope to engage them on this issue. Besides, post-2016 it appears the business elites have switched sides.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
The social safety net has a number of problems. 1. It never seems to solve the problems it claims to address. When evidence against it is brought to bear, its advocates move the goal post. 2. There is never an established "end state.&
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
> An engaged and well-informed public has always been the foundation of our democracy Is there even a shred of scientific evidence to support this hypothesis? I see it in print so often that it appears to be a axiom that is considered s
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
I appreciate you pointing this out as I stopped reading right there. When I read "people of color" anywhere, I assume myself excluded.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
> "think how oppressed the homemaker is!" Associating homemaking and raising children with oppression is probably part of the reason why modern society is not reproducing. You may receive a comment soon regarding the opportunit
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
I would be interested in hearing arguments as to why the social contract doesn't obligate all able men and women to replace themselves for the perpetuation of its other benefits.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
There seems to be this hopeful belief out there that if only indisputably correct information was available to the general public, at long last they would finally support the correct policies and elect the correct leaders. I think that is a
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
We're currently looking for a new home and this disaster has completely changed what we're looking for. Before it was clean suburbs with great schools close to the city. Now we're looking for more property much farther out
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
This is the only app we allow our kids to watch YouTube on. It dispenses with the ads and 90% of the tricks they use to keep you watching (no overlays at the end and no autoplay).
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Even the land that was occupied by what we call "natives" was previously occupied by various flora and fauna. The previous settlers had no right to migrate to the area anymore than the Europeans did.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
It was clear back in February too. "Stop buying masks, they don't help." Then in April the consensus did a 180. Consensus doesn't equal fact.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
It is quite possible for someone to have all the credentials you specified and still agree with OP. Trying to credential-shame someone out of the conversation doesn't help anyone.
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Links in this thread are not to be trusted!
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
> That was the first thought I had the morning after the election. I woke. The crushing weight of a new reality reimposed itself on my mind. And then: I want my attention back. Articles that begin like this always sadden me. I find myse
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Let's say the US had 5 parties and all 5 supported 5 variations of the EARN IT act, what then?
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
Since the 2016 election the left has been consolidating their vast cultural power by exiling opposing views that don't pass their ever-shifting purity tests. It remains to be seen whether or not this will bury conservative thought or c
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
We live in a dark time. Before I had a family I was on track for FIRE so I could exit society and live in peace. But now that I have kids I'm drawn back in and its heartbreaking to see how much worse it is now than when I first decid
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
The article doesn't mention the political radicalization students are subjected to at university. Having attended a decent school for two years after the military, I never in my life saw such extremism concentrated in one place. I bel
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
You identified a legitimate issue that was corrected in your area in 1974. That's good. However that does not impose decades or centuries of penance on an entire race of people, the vast majority of which had nothing to do with it. T
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by Press2forEN 6y ago
> Talking about racism makes white people uncomfortable. When the basic premise of the argument is that white Americans are born irredeemably flawed[1], you're unlikely to win many white supporters other than the most guilt-ridden.

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