nicehat

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by nicehat 7y ago
> What's more "America First" than making sure only America gets a vaccine? America developing a vaccine first and sharing it with the world for free would be more "America First." That such an idea sounds laugha
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by nicehat 7y ago
Is this not a perfect example of why that's such a stupid dangerous mindset?
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by nicehat 7y ago
Bullshit. "As an American citizen" - buddy we are not known for our intelligence or our honor so I don't know what relevance you think that has. And yes there is such a thing as bad press before an election. That's why p
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by nicehat 7y ago
Are they? And can you admit that absolutely nowhere was the claim made they're the same thing?
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by nicehat 7y ago
Where does the article say that the TSA are border agents, or that customs and the TSA are the same thing? The pedantry and slating of the journalist here is unwarranted. The point is, a priceless and unique instrument has been destroyed an
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by nicehat 7y ago
No one really cares about such a minor distinction. Perhaps you have some experience with these agencies but for the vast majority of people they're basically the same thing - especially for non-Americans (the Grauniad is English). Dec
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by nicehat 7y ago
Cunt.
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by nicehat 7y ago
If this is not the appropriate channel to ask these questions, could you :do your job: and point me to it?
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by nicehat 7y ago
Dang do these questions bother you for some reason? If the answers aren't damning why avoid answering?
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by nicehat 7y ago
Not rhetorical questions above. Come on bud, make some kind of answer, or point me to where the answers are.
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by nicehat 7y ago
There sure has been a shift though. You'd be just the guy to shed some light on these changes. For example, when did flagged comments become unreadable, rather than simply folded up by default? I'd like to see the logic on that on
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by nicehat 7y ago
It seems that there's been an effort to make school as bad as possible. The research has shown for decades that homework is an utter and complete waste of time, but, much like any hazing ritual, some people foam at the mouth at the sug
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by nicehat 7y ago
But have you got an onion on your belt tho.
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by nicehat 7y ago
How is this different from saying someone selling a fine bottle of wine for $2 in New York is scamming you, because you could get the same bottle for $2 in France... ?
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by nicehat 7y ago
Why should submitter explain the submission? There's plenty of content in the link, and afaik we are all still being spied on by utterly unaccountable forces.
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by nicehat 7y ago
A Spanish company were hired to spy on Assange's meetings - going so far as to install streaming cameras in the ladies room . https://elpais.com/elpais/2019/09/25/inenglish/1569384196_65...
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by nicehat 7y ago
Why on earth would I assume that one trial was fair, when the other was extraordinarily suspect? Why would I assume it's fair when he's already been tortured for years by solitary confinement, and often refused access to counsel?
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by nicehat 7y ago
The information is all out there. Books have been written about it, and you are welcome to read them. By the way, I've posted 3 substantive links in this very comment chain, and if there's ever been a single shred of evidence to s
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by nicehat 7y ago
The US extradition which was categorically denied for years? Ah, I see. > The UK remains in violation of a United Nations decision from 2016 that Mr. Assange is being subjected to Arbitrary Detention [1]. The UK government refuses to re
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by nicehat 7y ago
Literally torturing him to a slow death, after doing their utmost to smear his reputation, and a decade of separating him from his family. Then there's the mysterious disappearing of his friends, and presidential candidates laughing ab
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by nicehat 7y ago
How exactly did you come to the conclusion that his trial was fair? The only coverage I've seen of the trial, which has been remarkably quiet, alleges extreme US interference: https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives&#x2