incahoots

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by incahoots 7mo ago
The ones featured in their secondary passports.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
You're painting with broad-strokes here which comes off as disingenuous, I presume that's not your intention but it calls into question your understanding of the history between these states being laid bare. I suggest reading Hama
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by incahoots 7mo ago
Might behoove you to know how schooling in that "country" is handled..especially when it comes to Palestinians. Below is an excellent insight as to how this is a "country" wide homegrown effort to raise unhinged cilivian
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by incahoots 7mo ago
Here I thought leaving reddit would provide a break of low quality bait, yet here we are.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
I believe it considering that Phillip Morris engaged in a consulting-like service during their peak. Corporations like this absolutely follow the playbook of addiction and leverage to their benefit.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
The economics no longer support families—and after decades of calls for “fiscal responsibility” across cultures and states, is it any wonder birthrates are falling? Burnout among the working class plays an equal part in the decline. “It tak
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by incahoots 7mo ago
Not really, cigarette companies targeted minors, same with alcohol, they got slapped on the wrist. Worth mentioning this happened during the rise of a neoliberal policy order of checks & balances.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
I’d argue that just because there’s no clear indication of fraud or deception immediately apparent doesn’t discount the reality that much of society has become dependent on their phones. It’s pretty clear it’s designed that way—otherwise, i
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by incahoots 7mo ago
additional fun fact: Philip Morris (yes that one) controlled the majority of these companies and brands during the 80s & 90s.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
I was thinking Robocop had the relevance factor these days, though I do enjoy the aesthetics of Dredd.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
I mean engagement is the game. The overlap of other mediums like TV, movies, music, gambling clearly have the same focus, though they could only wish to have the same death grip that social media has been tuned to achieve.
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by incahoots 7mo ago
And before that, it was the crack epidemic—and cigarettes before that. None of this is new tho, just the medium. I recall Philip Morris pivoting their main business when it began hemorrhaging money. Essentially this pivot came in the form o
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by incahoots 7mo ago
>Now that China has become more adversarial I think it's the other way around here. I say that as China's policy has primarily focused on self-reliance to the degree that it's overshadowed the west in several sectors with
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by incahoots 2y ago
This was always about running defense for the likes of Israel and it’s ongoing televised genocide…. This isn’t about national security, if it had been this would’ve never gotten as far as it has been, the door would’ve been closed long ago.
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by incahoots 2y ago
Basically, whatever the liability insurance wants for you to be in compliance, than that’s the standard.
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by incahoots 2y ago
Just to be clear, are you insinuating that my comment is somehow misleading or untrue?
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by incahoots 2y ago
Gotta love neocons and liberals voting this down as if you’re making up facts…when it’s objectively the truth
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by incahoots 2y ago
What difference does its government make when you purposely employ collective punishment via embargo? For a country that prides itself as “democracy driven and human rights protector” it sure seems just as hostile as the supposed acting gov
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by incahoots 2y ago
The US embargo includes NATO members. I don’t have the source handy at the moment but it’s clear that any current trade partners with the US would be violating the embargo if they attempt read with Cuba.
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by incahoots 2y ago
and agent orange, and destroy literally everything before we tail it back to our own country, not before we tell our vets to “suck it up” and bootstrap their PTSD due to exposure of aforementioned war crimes.
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by incahoots 2y ago
>The profit motive has proved, over and over, to be a more effective motivator than anything else. The USSR and it's space program would argue differently.
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by incahoots 2y ago
then you would agree that warning labels are the lowest common denominator solution to a well known fact, vis-a-vis all processes, products, & procedures are aimed at the lowest factor.
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by incahoots 2y ago
The label doesn't confirm if the coffee is hot, it warns that it might be .
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by incahoots 2y ago
The disease of Enshittification ?
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by incahoots 2y ago
I mean it's par for the course. What better business model exists than the turning a want into a need. Caffeine comes to mind
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by incahoots 2y ago
>Society can't be built with the idea that everything has to work for the most troubled and challenging individuals. But it is, nearly every product, procedure, process is aimed at the lowest common denominator, it's the entire
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by incahoots 2y ago
I’m a fan of RustDesk for my IT consulting needs. https://rustdesk.com/
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by incahoots 3y ago
Personally I like the AI dogman angle. AI trained to beat other AI (resumes tailored to beat ATS algorithms)
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by incahoots 3y ago
>It enabled high speed streaming of data to enable games like Ocarina of time to essentially be seamless when going from location to location I recall reading this very same statement in a game mag during that time. It made a lot of sens
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by incahoots 3y ago
I'll take a look at this, thanks for the link!

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