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by iaHN 5y ago
I don't know about that. I received some negative comments recently for asking for evidence that wearing a mask, while outdoors, while socially distanced was ever effective. People still have their egos and identities attached to this,
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by iaHN 5y ago
Born in a diamond mine It's all around you, but you can't touch it Sayin', "God, make me famous" "If you can't, just make it painless"
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by iaHN 5y ago
I know the phrase gets overused but that would be a prime example of virtue signaling.
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by iaHN 5y ago
I had people on here saying some pretty nasty things to me for suggesting that while social distancing is good, having a mask on when outside and more than 6 ft apart is unnecessary. I wonder if they realize how they're proving all th
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by iaHN 6y ago
Fear is incredibly profitable.
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by iaHN 6y ago
The Google play store managers and/or their bosses probably have their hands deep in it. It'd be interesting to see what a real investigation into this produces.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Do you really think that is a rare sentiment?
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by iaHN 6y ago
A large portion of our society thinks so: https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/letters/letter-blm-is-a-r... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/blackburn-rips-blms-trained... https://www.fox
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by iaHN 6y ago
An unfortunately popular sentiment nonetheless.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Many people see BLM as a conduit for the redistribution of power and wealth towards minorities and thus communist.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Regulatory capture prevents competition. Money influencing politics prevents regulation.
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by iaHN 6y ago
As stated elsewhere, by asking the question you’re assuming the point is to have a rational argument on consistent beliefs - but it isn’t. It’s to gaslight and misdirect for political gain.
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by iaHN 6y ago
There is a difference between having unpopular opinions and advocating for violently overthrowing our government.
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by iaHN 6y ago
> "When do we beat Mexico at the border? They're laughing at us, at our stupidity. And now they are beating us economically. They are not our friend, believe me." - Donald Trump, during his presidential bid [1] [1] - http
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by iaHN 6y ago
> I always wonder why executives earn so much money when there is no responsibility on them when things go wrong. The word you are looking for is "oligarchy".
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by iaHN 6y ago
If you believe that supremacy is a good thing, this is absolutely wonderful news.
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by iaHN 6y ago
The underlying counterargument was that it was never completely "your stuff" to begin with.
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by iaHN 6y ago
The underlying counterargument is that tax dodging is a form of violence against the poor.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Is the act of doing some drugs enough to ruin your life? The wealthy do drugs all the time. I'm willing to bet the majority of our politicians have done "illegal drugs" during their adult lives. Why the double standard?
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by iaHN 6y ago
What year is the correct cutoff year where the effects of slavery should be ignored?
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by iaHN 6y ago
Would that logic apply to people who joke about topics like death? A lot of comedians would be demonized under such logic.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Rising crime waves are prevented by Nordic approaches to social welfare and economic safety nets, things Americans decry as socialist.
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by iaHN 6y ago
Is there a way to view videos deemed nsfw without signing into a google/youtube account?
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by iaHN 6y ago
There is a strong deluge of propaganda to make people believe that there is this sudden migration surge from California and New York to Texas and Florida. But people have always been leaving CA and NY—as people are also always moving to CA
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The Big Moves: Where People Are Moving(newgeography.com)
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by iaHN 6y ago
It's a bit ridiculous at this stage to suppose that those supporting Trump's coup attempt are doing so in good faith. If you are not an American, I suppose it makes sense that you are not aware of the current political climate. If
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by iaHN 6y ago
> Do you think there are many people here that would support a breakdown of the democratic process, a coup? I'd hope that those people are in the vast minority. Your naivete is being taken advantage of by bad faith actors.
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by iaHN 6y ago
You mean like marijuana?
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by iaHN 6y ago
Is this journalist untrustworthy?
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by iaHN 6y ago
"You want to know what this was really all about? The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I'm saying? We knew we couldn't make

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