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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Its the reverse. Far easier to see invis units on lower graphics and textures settings than it is on high/ultra textures. If you jump onto twitch and have a look, many of the high level players will have the game on the lowest setting
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
This line of arguing isn't nearly as convincing as you think it is.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Uhhh, who knew that the DoD (or at least the authors) believe we will be moving into subterranean megacities? >"Future battlefields in 2050 are projected to be dense, urban environments or subterranean megacities that will challenge
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Imagine downvoting a post asking you provide references you rely on to make your point.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
>"Most social movements nowadays are disproportionally led by psychopaths (primary or secondary), people with Borderline Personality Disorder or narcissism (in short, people with Cluster B personality disorders), studies show."
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
According to the first google results this is not true for the US and Australian comparison, even after converting AUD to USD the Australian worker makes about $2000 more than the US worker. You also fail to recognize that US workers spend
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4y ago
Than in Europe, Australia, and the UK? Laughable.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
They (the ministers at least) know this, this is working as intended under our previous Liberal governments.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Oh boy, take a deep breath. None of what you said is true.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
To summarize your point: "30% of class signs petition = Gen Z is spectacularly entitled" I see your prestigious ye olde education really heightened your critical thinking skills.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
No he doesnt, you are wrong, just more confident. https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?artic... A few seconds of googling clearly demonstrates MANY circumstances in which the NATO is encouraged or req
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4y ago
His coach who confessed to cheating numerous times still charges out $250 p/h for lessons and has students so... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Lba8_wknSY
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4y ago
>I also think that people putting a lot of focus into shoes or other clothing articles underestimate the motivation and capability of people to use the traditional "prison wallet" method of concealing things. I felt silly for e
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And once again, neither you nor Wally addressed a single one of the issues. Likely because you know you're wrong and dumb.
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Fine, I'll bite. Mr Bright said: "Americans have the highest standard of living in the world. That's why the poor from everywhere are trying to get into the US. Do you watch the news about all those migrants pouring over the
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4y ago
And seeing Soviet Russian Communism as the only possible form of socialism is shortsighted and foolish.
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Okay you're officially a moron! Every single point you make completely lacks consistency, truth, and reality. You just regurgitate shit you don't understand.
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4y ago
No you cannot... Crack, heroin, firearms, sex work. There is a massive list of things one cannot start a business doing in the US. Why would you say such nonsense?
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By what metric is the US market free? I find it difficult to believe that it would be considered anything other than in a state of regulatory capture.
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>It's why Americans live the highest standard of living in the world. Some Americans*, and far fewer than those that have some of the lowest standards of living in the world. And the US has greater wealth disparity than many other c
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4y ago
The low education of many Americans is the reason Trump was/is effective, not because he has a capacity to communicate...
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Kia Ora, Im from a chunk of Australia known for a tonne of roundabouts and observed the same issue. My theory is that this is actually roundabouts working as intended, despite the frustration of the South-Enterers. Basically, if the flow of
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This the most salient point to me, it is absolutely unbelievable to me that the US continues to use four-way intersections despite the huge risk, loss of life and suffering they cause. They are exceptionally rare in Australia too, if they
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Maybe you dont, the rest of us certainly feel like we have more than enough "gusto" to lead ourselves. Unbelievable.
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What? Most Australians do not support the monarchy, a lot of Australians want a republic. For all of those Australians, having the democratically elected PM become president is clearly superior than having an unelected monarch be the head
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Thank da Lord, a rational series of comments. Agreed!
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Stupid thing to say, your countries Supreme Court constantly have thousands of lawyers arguing over the distinctions, definitions and interpretation of the 1A. Plus, Cloudfare isnt the government and is quite explicitly NOT burdened by a le
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And your anecdotes are worthless.
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Sigh, I see this pop up so I should really just copy and paste one of my other answers, but. Australians supported handing in our guns after Port Arthur, Australians that want to engage in firearm use for sport, hunting, antique collection
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I also asked them for a source on a follow up comment the user made, all I received was a downvote and no response. Pretty safe to say they are just spewing nonsense and dont actually have any evidence.
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