k33n

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by k33n 3d ago
It's true that the order only impacts state highways. It removes approximately 700 license plate readers and then also leaves thousands still up locally. However, in my county, the Sheriffs dept is actually taking them down voluntarily
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by k33n 3d ago
Florida has permit-less, constitutional open-carry. Not sure what more you could ask for from a 2A perspective.
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by k33n 3d ago
Yes, it really is. Florida is a cultural punching bag, and we take that in stride too. We have a balanced budget, no state income tax, and no flock cameras. We are close to abolishing property taxes as well. Our natural disaster response is
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by k33n 3d ago
Nope. Florida simply led the way and calmly banned Flock cameras from the entire state. Every other state that cares about individual liberty should follow suit.
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by k33n 3d ago
In Florida, we just talked to our reps and got them banned from the entire state. It was easy and didn’t require protests at all.
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by k33n 3d ago
Yes, pretending is what you’re doing.
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by k33n 5d ago
Whatever behavior you’re pretending is engaged in by the right certainly isn’t happening on this website. Leftism requires censorship to function. These mods know exactly what they’re doing.
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by k33n 6d ago
Well your team never fails to flag my comments when I am espousing a viewpoint that goes against an established community view, such as manic, unhinged hatred of America’s current leadership, or if I’m critical of Europe’s ability to ship a
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by k33n 7d ago
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by k33n 7d ago
Florida already banned them from the state entirely.
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by k33n 12d ago
You might be back down to zero progress and if that’s true you have my genuine sympathy. I look around and all I see is great progress everywhere. I don’t care much about social politics though. People being mad at each other about whatever
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by k33n 13d ago
It's completely genuine, and it's obvious that I was referring to the basic meaning of the word the entire time to even a casual observer. Ascribing malice seems a bit irrational to me.
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by k33n 14d ago
You and that other guy made good points from a constitutional law standpoint, don’t misunderstand my disagreement for dismissal of any kind. A legal term of art is often a bit different than the basic word itself. From a legal term of art p
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by k33n 14d ago
This is a fine debate tactic — dumping a load of text without the proper context. But I’m not debating here. I’m plainly stating the fact that US states are not sovereign entities. In practical terms, there is no such thing as a semi-sovere
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by k33n 14d ago
No, US States are not sovereign entities. They have no ability to conduct independent international diplomacy. They do not have independent militaries, and they have no right to secede. The supremacy clause (article 7) makes it clear that s
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by k33n 14d ago
American States are not sovereign entities. We fought an entire war over that.
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by k33n 14d ago
Anyone can request their birth certificate in the jurisdiction of recording. There is absolutely no mechanism by which a request for that documentation could be refused because of someone’s race or a grudge.
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by k33n 16d ago
“The BBC, without evidence, claims that Stonehenge may have been a prehistoric computer”
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by k33n 24d ago
They all worked for me in iOS safari..
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by k33n 24d ago
If you want to have the peanut gallery conversation, then you’re more than welcome to have it. It’s just not interesting. Leverage is all that matters here.
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by k33n 24d ago
The people moderating this website are deranged, sadly
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by k33n 25d ago
I’m just glad that’s never going to happen tbh.
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by k33n 25d ago
> What are we waiting for. Responsible governance around something like when and how to retaliate (if at all) against tariffs comes down to one of the most fundamental forces of economics and trade: real leverage. Whether or not the US s
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by k33n 1mo ago
I believe that is the rational default assumption, yes. Presumably there is some known list of books that they purchased and ran through these scanning machines. If there are true literary treasures that are genuinely hard to get access to
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by k33n 1mo ago
Why would that be a reasonable assumption? This is so blown out of proportion. The imagery invoked by the narrative is one of huge corporations destroying the final copies of literary treasures. That's just not happening.
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by k33n 1mo ago
The person you’re replying to did, when he pointed out that a communist regime wasted a ton of water.
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by k33n 2mo ago
The word “victim” is honestly pretty funny in this context. Nothing really happened to anyone.
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by k33n 3mo ago
Many months to a year for an MRI? Wow, in the USA, we can get MRI's the same day or at worst case, week. It's been that way for a decade or more.
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by k33n 3mo ago
pgdown works for me (firefox on linux) arrow keys also seem to work fine but you have to click-to-focus first.
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by k33n 3mo ago
This is quite useful at-a-glance

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