back_beyond

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by back_beyond 10y ago
Indeed, it was she who incited violence. Edit: downvotes yet this is patently true. She ordered her followers to "get him" in reference to Milo. Edit 2: I was mistaken about the individual she directed her followers to "get&
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by back_beyond 10y ago
But... but Trump is a Russian puppet! /s
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by back_beyond 10y ago
A vote for Trump is protest.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
As an aside -- another interesting manifestation of this Trump-like behavior, and this is the clearest case that I have seen, are the multiple times when Hillary literally seizes on camera and plays it off as if it never happened.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Why would Trump let Clinton place Feinstein on his cabinet?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
What about one in your pocket?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Not sure how wood it fit in their business plan. . . . . .. ..
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Additionally, not having a way to prepare healthy meals nor exercise regularly leads to a steady decrease in health. All these factors culminate into a hellish experience in which you regularly face defeat and look for an escape, something
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by back_beyond 10y ago
What was wrong with that slide? It specifically mentioned "[his] girlfriend". Although potentially cringe-worthy, there was no generalization. The contents could have been entirely factual.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
It originally seemed like an exaggerated portrayal of Bernie Sanders.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
A jab at Bernie?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
You seem to be framing PhDs as terrorists. Why is the university obligated to provide jobs when students come regardless of the extent its faculty is exploited?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
AFAIK, Amazon Japan does sell cars.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
You are not your job. Fuck it.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Nike, Bank of America, Game Stop, and Hilton Hotels
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by back_beyond 10y ago
How are you able to consider Trump hateful?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Indeed, even late to the party.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
As "coding" becomes increasingly mainstream, tools and automation grow in sophistication, Moore's Law dwindles, and problems become exhausted and are not replaced (e.g., move the entire economy onto the web) - I worry that th
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by back_beyond 10y ago
In high school, my friends and I would visit Walmart just to walk around the store and talk. This town did not have much else to do, in the way of social activities.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
And Democrats wouldn't be trying to import voters! </another unsubstantiated comment>
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Better weather.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
The silly spectrum, as defined culturally.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Much of the discussion in this thread is in regards to life in Berlin. In this context, the OP does not seem irrelevant at all.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Master Plan, Part Trois: Solar-powered, autonomous spacecraft.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
What did he do?
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Engineer as a title is largely meaningless in the software world because anyone can apply it to themselves. Once the self-proclaimed engineer hit critical mass, people who may not have otherwise done so now feel compelled to join the bandw
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by back_beyond 10y ago
It emphasizes Cuba's geographical proximity to the Western World.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
The EU is comprised of over 500 million people from a variety of backgrounds, many of which are indeed Muslim. Hardly an echo chamber. I fail to see what additional growth could be fostered through adding a Muslim majority country. Would yo
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by back_beyond 10y ago
Why would you like to see a Muslim country in the EU? Even without Turkey, we are trending in this direction.
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by back_beyond 10y ago
You go to a coffee shop down the street or sit on the roof and cry.

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