kombucha111

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by kombucha111 6y ago
Yes please go on with your disingenuous list. Lee Keltner - Killed in Denver by the hired security guard for a journalist. Aaron Danielson - Killed at dueling protests by self identifying anti-facist (antifa) Garret Foster - He was a BLM pr
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by kombucha111 6y ago
It really would be surprising if he was able to reign in his worst tendencies until and after the 20th.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
It works as is usually on Chinese ISPs though I noticed occasional interruptions. Using a VPN got rid of those disruptions.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Lol
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by kombucha111 6y ago
"The "coup" was a joke by any standard the only reason it became such a big deal is because DC cops allowed the rioters into the Capitol instead of doing their job." -bavell
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Incompetent criminals are still criminals? Botched crimes don't lead to lenient punishments.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
And yet heavy policing has not solved those problems. It's almost like you should take care of underlying issues that cause these things (community disinvestment etc etc).
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by kombucha111 6y ago
So whats your point? Culture changes and what was once permissible is now taboo? This is decidedly not a new phenomenon. I just can't find any sort of argument being made here. No one can predict the future but do you believe culture i
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by kombucha111 6y ago
What about the dudes with zip ties?
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Donald Trump, various world powers and the US should be ashamed at their refusal to stand up for Hong Kong. So sad.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
"Canadians: they walk among us!" https://youtu.be/pbfBzWJVbX4
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by kombucha111 6y ago
They are not the public square they are private property that people gather on at the behest of its owner(s) but I will totally agree with you that to most people they are the defacto public square and that there plenty of monopolies that n
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by kombucha111 6y ago
They are just well known examples. Like stuff you learn in high school. So a lot of people have the same general knowledge. It doesn't seem like any sort of big conspiracy. In fact before reading the comments here both ideas came to mi
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by kombucha111 6y ago
It really is truly hilarious and baffling.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Someone go dig up John Candy!
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Who is being silenced from what public Square? Facebook and Twitter are not the public square. If you'd prefer that they be considered as such then you better get cracking on some legislation/regulation or nationalize these privat
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Stop using someone else's services for your expression. Just imagine you are in Walmart or a Target or your local grocery store. You don't have a right to be there or to engage in any speech or really anything else if the manager
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Thats not true
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Same. I'd also love to know. Especially for those among us that don't live in places with compassionate assisted suicide.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
You can literally look it up or file a FOIA request.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
And people can't vote against their interests, be mislead or be straight up wrong. Isn't that just falling for demagoguery in the end? It's not like the electorate is truly informed in the US.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Wish I could find the original clip
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by kombucha111 6y ago
What was the outcome of Citizens United?
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Yeah but vacation still presents the listing and allows purchase.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
So Ben Shapiro?
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Why not just work with Mongolia? They are a sovereign nation. The photo on the article is from "outer" Mongolia.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
https://careers.google.com/jobs/results/118369454816928454-c...
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by kombucha111 6y ago
I just dont see how any point in time exist could exist "stored" in some form to be traveled back to.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
Comparing RT and al Jazeera is laughable. RT is hot garbage.
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by kombucha111 6y ago
I find the BBC to be amazing for everything but UK politics

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