nilskidoo

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by nilskidoo 7y ago
We help the most when we elect to do so ourselves, not when we leave the options to be considered by those with more resources to spare. If they entertained any inclination of helping those outside their own closed circuits they’d never hav
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
And how does one accumulate a nest egg when every employer I have ever dealt with cannot afford (or outright refuses) to do better than paying late and/or less than agreed, if at all? Believe it or not, not everyone can live off their
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
As a former bell-ringer for the SalArmy across two time zones, the people who give the most are always the ones who look like they need it the most. No different from how the biggest tippers always themselves work in the service industry. T
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
People of the US are scared to address how the vast majority of taxes paid are not going to the general population of the US, not infrastructure or anything else outside of the private coffers of the biggest con-artists alive today or the l
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Quarantined for limiting the business of pharmaceutical manufacturers.
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Effective summary of proponents for artificial cultures(dailymail.co.uk)
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
We've been confronted by the effects of the SCL Group and subsidiaries for well over a decade now actually.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
That is incredibly naive. Wealth is the only thing that guarantees anonymity.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
For anyone without a private jet maybe. Does anyone seriously think the FAANG corporate boards will ever in their lives have to undergo this? If the feds wish to be paparazzi, then we should all give them something to really behold.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
But the inability to infringe on the rights of others is not itself an infringement of any actual right. That is an impossible lesson to be learned by us here in the west.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
As does Yasha Levine's Surveillance Valley. https://surveillancevalley.com/ And I realize anti-establishment innuendo is taboo here, but if yc is focused on bringing forth more products and services to the world, then
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
And we should all pretend that the internet resolves conflicts at any level? I think the widescale lack of communicating without empathizing pheromones is quite obviously making a shitstorm of the whole wide world. But keep culting with you
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
I was thinking along the lines of this: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/133936-using-wifi-to-see... It was always about surveillance.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
How quickly everyone forgets this, and how desperate is the urge to deny how all-encompassing a thing it is: https://theintercept.com/2015/08/26/way-gchq-obliterated-gua...
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Or another purpose altogether.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
I'm sure a lot of folks have heard of the Amish practice of young adults living among the normals for weeks or months, sampling modern life before making the decision to settle down back on the farm. I wish that was a common thing amon
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Lecturer and teacher Scott McCloud once said this to the effect of hiring practices, how there are three anchors from which an employer of any variety must seek out among potential employees. To turn in work of professional and skilled cali
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
As if mainstreaming weaponized radiation poisoning weren't enough, let's unemploy weather-girls in the same swing. It's like Rod Serling took the brown acid.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
I could see this as a prompter to get folks to police themselves, like to rat each other out over the articles 11/13 crap, similar to how the Americans were offering terrorist bounties in Afghanistan, prompting folks to falsely accuse
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Because Capitalists shitting on themselves are not being productive enough about it so once again globalist out-sourcing is the solution to the problem of globalist out-sourcing.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Downvoted so hard.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
WL publishes documents with minimal context and no subtext, no added commentary or presentation whatsoever. Which shows how dependent on presentation has news reporting become. What Assange accomplished should be viewed as a priceless resou
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
But there is a difference between an opinion, like the earnest word of mouth bit concerning personal experience, and people paid entirely too much to convince strangers how incomplete they are. There was a lot of history before Bernays taug
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Jesus surrounded himself with lepers, whores and thieves. I'm sincerely not trolling here, I just don't see a point in preaching only to the choir. I respect values of information here, like how Snowden landing in Honk Kong was an
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
"For if there is a god it is the future. None can define it while many presume to speak on its behalf. All wish for it to deliver unto them, yet within it lies the destruction of every last one of us." - Richard Caldwell
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Exactly, we've all been shepherded here and now have nothing to show for it but increased rates of cancer, illiteracy and suicide. All thanks to PR.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Rich irony in how someone probably making 6 figures a year had to go digging around in garbage cans, to spite a guy whose livelihood is reselling stolen dirty laundry.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
If people honestly wanted or needed a particular thing, then marketing would be irrelevant. We've been manufacturing demand to meet supply for decades now. It is fundamentally a disingenuous act.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
Whether the unwashed are hopeless or not, victim-shaming to protect a corporation is never a good look.
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by nilskidoo 7y ago
And "horrible fucked up shit" amounts to clicks. People don't stream Lawrence Welk for their modern entertainment needs. I say the company knows damn well what content it leaves untouched. It caters to enablers.

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