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by neonIcon 7y ago
Time travel confirmed.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
If it makes you feel any better, I've the same article on mine with no previous Flanders activity.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
That was rough.. Thank you for posting though.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Not sure what fantasy land you live in but it is far from ended.. Do you really think the CCP won't eventually ram it through?
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by neonIcon 7y ago
My understanding is that the HK Internet exchange for Hong Kong is hosted at the university. Would taking that down black out Hong Kong?
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Exactly this. There was a video released yesterday on the HK subreddit showing what seemed to be a special unit of "police" who bore no badges or any identification past riot shields emblazoned with "police" at the unive
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by neonIcon 7y ago
2/3 = 66% So if I ate 66% of a cake you just ordered, and handed you back the rest would that not be considered a vast majority of your cake?
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by neonIcon 7y ago
That is patently false.. By definition criminals do not follow the letter of the law, a good example being that murder is already illegal. Strangely enough though, it still happens. Weird right? So would it also make sense that even if guns
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Like the article says, in the meantime revoke the camera permissions in order to circumvent this colossal cluster*uck..
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Astonishingly rare doesn't seem to be the case[1] There are examples all over the place, ignoring them doesn't make them any less real.. [1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=voter+fraud&t=ffab&ia=news&iar=new
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by neonIcon 7y ago
So let's change the rules to make them more easily attainable, instead of throwing out the idea of something that we desperately need in this country.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
It is required for almost every other conceivable activity that an adult might want to do. However when applied to voting it suddenly becomes some sort of suppression tactic.. Mind boggling
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by neonIcon 7y ago
It may very well not be normal, however for three years now I have heard people screaming some variation of wolf ad nauseam. Whether it be a russian wolf, an orange wolf, a ready to start WW3 wolf or whatever else you can think of. It is ju
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by neonIcon 7y ago
The most succinct way I have seen it put thus far is "Trump Derangement Syndrome" or TDS for short.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Ah yes, get to the airport 5 hours early everytime you want to fly so you can go through that process buddy. That's a huge barrier to entry, one that is clearly not taken advantage of very often because the vast majority of Americans h
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Then by all means make them stay open more often instead of throwing the baby out with the bath water. Voter ID is important and should certainly include provisions in the legislation to help make it easier for people to get a government is
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by neonIcon 7y ago
I am not sure where you live but in the U.S. flying without an ID of some sort is impossible, and an accepted ID other than a drivers license all have an arguably larger barrier to entry than going to the DMV and paying the ~$10 and an hour
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Clearly you haven't tried to do half of these things without an ID.. and a good portion of the other half would likely be illegal. You are correct about the constitutional right however.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
To do a laundry list[1] of other things that I would consider less important than voting requires an ID, which in turn requires you to go to the dreaded DMV. Is it the duty of the government to provide the ID for these people? Nope. [1]] h
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Careful there dlphn__xyz... I'd hate to have to report you /s
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by neonIcon 7y ago
You really seem to like the idea of nuking folks.. You okay buddy?
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Is the creation of the United States laughable? What was used in order to gain that freedom from Britain? Firearms maybe?
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Consider if you will how well we fared in Korea, Vietnam, and in the Middle East against farmers and normal folks. As a Texan myself, I'd like to point out that a large percentage of the United States military happens to originate from
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Really illustrates the importance of our own second amendment.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
In 'most' people. That's the issue
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Weird.. Almost like the majority of other corporations in the US..
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by neonIcon 7y ago
That last line can be especially true..
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by neonIcon 7y ago
I agree with the reply above mine by Captainredbeard, that bringing back the CCC would help to stymie the crumbling of a large portion of America's failing infrastructure.
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by neonIcon 7y ago
Absolutely nowhere? At least give the man some credit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlThdr3O5Qo
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by neonIcon 7y ago
I'd be willing to wager that this will be the case.

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