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spaginal
4y ago
I disagree. Low quality processed foods, typically found in western diets, glysophates, high in industrial seed oils, processed sugars, and salts, are likely one of the biggest reasons for all the negative health effects we are seeing in th
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spaginal
4y ago
Local, state, and federal government at this stage of our national financial collapse is a bottomless grifting machine. Telling someone to pay their taxes to fix this problem is kind of like telling someone to drink more poison to cure thei
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spaginal
4y ago
That attitude has always existed in an economy to some degree, but you still retain the option to move to something else and get away from it. A digital centrally controlled currency means you never get to escape it. Even if you switch land
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spaginal
5y ago
The Supreme Court also validated slavery and other actions that proved to be incredibly damaging to the society. As for George Washington, if you are attempting to make the argument that the government has a right to inoculate it’s military
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spaginal
5y ago
Children are already the group least likely to be harmed by covid. Couple this with the data showing vaccines don’t prevent spread, but rather reduce symptoms in groups most affected, what is the point of doing this to children? An 80 year
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spaginal
5y ago
Taking a medication as a condition of maintaining basic human rights, or merely existing is a long bridge to cross. This bears no equivalency to a seat belt. We know the shots don’t prevent spread, nor prevent you from getting it, the only
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spaginal
5y ago
They haven’t studied these genetic therapies long term to know if what you assert is the case. We already know there are health issues associated now with the mrna shots. We could see a rash of issues show up in the next couple of years.
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spaginal
5y ago
Disengaged voters will simply vote for the current leadership or loudest guy, typically the same thing, without a thought towards the issues. Strongmen love compulsory voting, it creates a false perception of legitimacy, because corruption
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spaginal
5y ago
Cash and anonymous digital transactions also benefit the lower end as well. Many poor families, including immigrants, get through life daily with an underground, cash only, economy. It's not just a tool of the rich and wealthy. Taxatio
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spaginal
5y ago
My favorite feature of NA beer is social. I found myself enjoying one too many beers sometimes with my group of friends I play hockey with, which made for terrible mornings after and the poor health effects overall. What I do now is enjoy a
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spaginal
5y ago
The alternative in past observed experience was going to a doctor for back pain and being prescribed pills that turned you into a pill addict that needed to be weaned off of them. Personally, I know the adjustments work, but I’ve seen the a
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5y ago
I play a lot of hockey and in my younger more competitive years I took a very hard hit to my shoulder that severely dislocated my AC joint. After seeing a couple doctors, they told me I had many months of recovery ahead, probably surgery to
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spaginal
5y ago
You are right, hard drives should only be available to mega international corporations like Google and Facebook to make money off of.
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spaginal
5y ago
A couple big companies versus hundreds of small companies in a given industry is a strong feature of leftist driven governance, whether it comes from republicans or democrats. For the little guy they are definitely not. Big governments love
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5y ago
Reminds me of the lead paint in toy scandal during the late 2000’s. https://money.cnn.com/2009/06/05/news/companies/cpsc/ Mattel lobbied for and helped write legislation that regulated themselv
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spaginal
6y ago
It is a difficult pill to swallow because convincing someone they are going down the wrong path where free speech reigns requires nuance, knowledge of subject, listening, empathy, and tact. All things people are too lazy to do now, especial
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spaginal
6y ago
Lack of free speech necessitates an over abundance of control, misinformation, lies, and overt propaganda in order to quell any free thought that would push people to ask questions openly. That is the distinct irony of people saying we mus
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spaginal
6y ago
They aren’t risking market share loss to competitors because they are ganging up together to kill their competitors.
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spaginal
6y ago
It’s interesting that there is one place in this country where protest should be encouraged and that is at the halls of power in Washington DC, and the media feeds the lie that destroying your communities in fire is legitimate protest while
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spaginal
6y ago
The police murders were committed under the BLM protests. Consequently, the media mislabeling of the reign of terror campaign this summer doesn’t legitimize destroying communities because a few people were pissed off and corporations attemp
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spaginal
6y ago
Are you telling me that Twitter and Facebook have 100% coverage on their platforms? Ha!
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spaginal
6y ago
Your assertions are wrong. No one has looked at the present election based off claims 8 months ago, people witnessed openly irregular behavior during the actual election and after. The current fervor around silencing, labeling, and berating
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6y ago
BLM is responsible for many police killings, including one incident in Dallas in 2016 where 5 police officers were murdered in one event. I know this country has memory holed the negative actions of BLM, but they have a lot of law enforceme
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spaginal
6y ago
Point out the sedition.
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spaginal
6y ago
We should not. Free speech is the only thing that keeps this society glued together, and the actions against free speech taken by the technological elite and it‘s companies over the last several years have primed the landscape for conflict.
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6y ago
Pro lockdown people I’ve known in my life typically were already retired, or have safe and comfortable jobs in a corporation doing the same or better during this situation. Many I’ve known are making even more money AND working from home, w
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6y ago
Most people that promote lockdowns 9 months into this either already didn’t work, have made the same or more money during Covid at their current job, or don’t give a hoot about civil liberties and enjoy the fist of out of control government
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6y ago
People aren't refusing anything. People were being told that masks can be effective to stop spread, government agent says don't wear masks, then later says you must wear masks, then admits they said this to prevent you from gettin
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6y ago
It’s the constant moving of the goal posts and redefinitions. Is the argument that Trump is racist or right wing? They aren’t the same. You can argue Proud Boys are right wing if viewing it in relation to Antifa for instance, but they aren’
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6y ago
He didn’t. Any person honest with themselves will admit to this. I lean more conservative and had my own issues with Trump and his presidency, but I looked at his policy, words, and his actions. I still voted for him because I felt he align
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