reddit_refugee3

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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
Many (not all) of those things were results of the criminalization of drugs, as well as our refusal to take care of people with mental health issues. Most overdoses could be avoided by knowing exactly what you're taking, at what dose,
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
Well I'm not sure that's the point I would have taken away from your comment, but oh well... What it comes down to (which is what it always comes down to in capitalism), is capital. Accruing (and facilitating the accrual of) and
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
I wouldn't say it went terribly in terms of rights, necessarily. The French Revolution was a massive influence on every other post-enlightenment democracy that came after it. Without the French Revolution (and yes, that includes its fa
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
I think the artist (unless they're like Radiohead or Taylor Swift or something) is always going to be at a massive disadvantage in any negotiation with a label (massive corporation). This is just the nature of capitalism. The more ca
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
>Space and the deep sea are the extreme limits, I think ‘regulation’ is really difficult because it is risky no matter who does it. But this is why regulations exist in the first place. That's like saying we shouldn't regulate
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
Perhaps "back in the day" means something different to you than it does to the person you're replying to.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
>If this was common advice in lab science 50+ years ago then why is it even an issue today? [...] >this paper ought to be a hypothetical as such exposure should not happen. Of course it shouldn't happen. We all wish bad things
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
It also isn't reasonable to expect "normal people" to be experts on every single thing so that they even realize they are taking an extreme risk in the first place.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
You are making quite a few generalizations that I don't think are necessarily accurate these days. Indie games don't always "rely solely on gameplay". That's just not true. In fact, I would say one of (if not the) g
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
Yeah, I think it is important to distinguish worthless shovelware with quality indie titles. Both still exist.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
"True" indie games are far from dead, there are just different degrees of quality and success. Yeah, there is a lot of shovelware, but there are also tons of amazing indie games coming out on a regular basis.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
Super interesting video, thanks. The drills they were doing in the beginning were fascinating. It seems like each person had a responsibility that only lasted a few seconds before running back to safety and letting the next person run up, s
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
If you decide to start a business somewhere with a VAT, then you have to factor that into your pricing model, or else you're going to have a bad time. If you can't make a profit anymore, then your profit margins were never big eno
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
We live that way because we have no choice, and the majority of people here are still comfortable enough to not even realize that we're constantly getting screwed over in nearly every way.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
I'm curious, what would be some examples where conservatives warned that some "lack of principles" would lead to a "breakdown of society," and were actually correct? Certainly not same sex marriage, abortion, or any
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
It can also be used to treat benzodiazapine withdrawal.
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
What would a few examples of "stoner societies" be? The only possible one I could think of (and it's a stretch) would be Jamaica, but I'm pretty sure the issues they've had are more related to the whole slavery thin
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by reddit_refugee3 3y ago
What platforms? No, seriously, what platforms, I'm looking for a reddit alternative.