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rassimmoc
9d ago
not sure I understand what you are trying to say witht regard to my comment
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rassimmoc
9d ago
Not from US and not a lawyer, but for me it makes sense for 'speech' to include writing, signs, etc... But not money. I think it should only include what every person has same of as every other person. We all can communicate, writ
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rassimmoc
9d ago
what a nonsense. Is 2nd amendment forcing anyone to make guns? Is US hiding population of enslaved workers that are forced to dig up metal, work it, make guns and sell them?
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rassimmoc
9d ago
US has a lot of underground water, that is starting to run a bit low atm, but it's not like they are on desert world. The reason there is no political will to ensure access to water in US, is because its good way to make money, and an
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rassimmoc
9d ago
Oh, I think GOP is nicely evolving US constitution with a little help from supreme court
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rassimmoc
2mo ago
guardrails, yea pedotrump pissed all over existing guardrails in this wc. and you want to sell him a piece of fifa :D
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rassimmoc
2mo ago
don't be naive. Never in the history of humanity did corrupt billionaire pedophiles do anything help the sport/fans/women/..... They want a piece to get the foot in the door. 10 years from now, we wont even recognise foo
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rassimmoc
4mo ago
I am surprised that USAF selecting MRTT even got so far as to be made public. I would expect it would die in some draft document on someones office PC
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rassimmoc
6mo ago
You can't compare calculations in article with minimum wage. Think of it this way, its like difference between median and average income. Larger inequality, larger the gap between median and average.
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rassimmoc
1y ago
We want to make our own weapons because depending on someone else can be more costly. But some parties in UK do have worrying ties to Russia (reform uk and conservatives). I mean who would have thought that Republicans in US would be 3rd b
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rassimmoc
1y ago
1.those are not the only options, far from it. If EU buys from 3rd party, that party gets to dictate what we can do with those weapons. How long have EU countries been asking US to allow them to transfer F-16, longer ranged artillery, missi
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rassimmoc
1y ago
>At the moment we're trying to give security backing for Ukraine and you're asking us to give up our fishing rights for the honour of helping secure Europe. You are not trying to secure Europe, you are trying to sell something
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rassimmoc
2y ago
I did not understand his post as 'all profit is waste', this is what he said: >>The amount of resources used to feed profit alone are a huge waste. I believe that this can sometimes be true. For example, lets say that CEO wa
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rassimmoc
2y ago
>>The private sector is indeed filled with lots of inefficiencies, but due to the profit motive and presence of competition, there’s massive incentives to correct those inefficiencies slowly over time. You'll make more profit doi
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rassimmoc
2y ago
Hmmm, A few corporations come to mind that are considered too big to fail (banks a decade and half ago, intel atm,...). Seems like they have aquired government-like powers :D Second point. Nuclear safety inspectors don't produce anythi
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rassimmoc
2y ago
thats how real men did it in chernobyl
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rassimmoc
2y ago
figures.... robots and AI keep stealing our jobs and politicians not doing anything about it
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rassimmoc
3y ago
why would waf see hashed passowrds? passwords are hashed by application, so that is after waf does its job and hands request over to app.
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rassimmoc
4y ago
>>ALWAYS underpromise and overdeliver if you want happy customers. not if you have customers comparing you promise to competitions promise. In this case you will never have option to deliver anything