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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
Do you really think they give a damn about privacy? If they care so much about privacy, wouldn’t they also be proclaiming how their website doesn’t track you and gobble identifying data? Or is it they are just hiding behind that argument b
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2y ago
Those places cost a lot of money to facilitate. They need to be cleaned and maintained. They require larger bathroom facilities due to the lengths of stays which also need to be cleaned and maintained. They need to pay people to do that.
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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
Just imagine those bison’s carbon footprint.
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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
You act like nobody has ever conspired to do anything immoral before, like it’s some completely outlandish thing. History is rife with conspiracy. Maybe this guy did kill himself, but your attitude is quite unserious and ignorant.
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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
I under that factory farming is absolutely ugly and there is a lot of low hanging fruit in how to improve it. But I never understand the extremist philosophy that no one should eat chickens or raise them in their back yard for eggs. Chicke
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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
There are certain “sex linked” breeds of chickens that it is obvious whether a new born chick is male or female as they will be either color a or color b. We raise chickens for eggs and got stuck with a couple roosters before we decided to
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sudden_dystopia
2y ago
I got smoked in the temple by a knee during jiu jitsu. I felt immediate pain that immediately subsided. No sypmtoms, so I kept rolling. When I got home, I realized that was pretty stupid and I started remembering hearing about people dyi
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3y ago
Buried in the complaint is an interesting part about why he lost his original insurance carrier, they stopped writing policies in FL. The personal injury lawyers in Florida are out of control. There are also a ton of staged accident rings
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sudden_dystopia
3y ago
I try not to be hateful but dealing with attorneys every day will make you truly despise their profession. This brightened my day. Now if we could only disbar a couple million more.
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3y ago
I despise lawyers.
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sudden_dystopia
3y ago
I don’t like more than a little spicy but I discovered that if you stand the jalapeño up and cut vertical panels leaving the core and seeds behind, they are essentially just sweet peppers with a little kick. It seems that almost all of the
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3y ago
Good riddance
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3y ago
Pipes freeze and burst, whole house has to stay warm. It’s not just about comfort or safety.
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3y ago
Yea it’s their ability to manipulate language and people to bend the letter of the law to suit their specific cases regardless of any long term potential societal harm.
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3y ago
No it is not. Insurance companies get a bad rap, some of it deserved. But you would be absolutely shocked at the amount of exaggerated injury claims and the amount of fraud encouraged by lawyers and doctors.
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sudden_dystopia
3y ago
Less forceful but the real title sounds more like a desperate plea from Klaus Schwab.
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sudden_dystopia
3y ago
The majority community clearly doesn’t will this. This sort of thing only happens via violent revolution. Good luck with that.
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3y ago
Nobody should even be a millionaire it says. A small house in California is a million dollars ffs. The irony of charging 20 pounds for this is palpable.
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3y ago
The propaganda industry is booming.
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sudden_dystopia
3y ago
How can it be both a duopoly and a free market?
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3y ago
In other words, out of our control and we should stop worrying about it as we have been flushing toilets for roughly a century and we haven’t all dropped dead.
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3y ago
In the beginning, was the word.
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3y ago
I agree that this is not a Eurocentric issue, take Egyptology for example. They know there are secret chambers in the great pyramid, but the Egyptians have no desire to really look further. Western Egyptologists just follow suit. Nobody
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4y ago
You seem to think he has the biggest show in the world but yet nobody actually watches him? Of course it got downvoted vehemently because he has a huge audience and his audience likes him. Not to mention all the misinformation that is con
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
And you are trying to spin masculinity in general as toxic. There is no such thing as toxic masculinity or toxic femininity. Some people are just jerks.
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4y ago
How exactly did the Rogan experiment fail? He still has the biggest show in the world . It was all of their other bets that failed. I’m not even going to touch your other comment, no sense arguing about your fairly toxic opinion.
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
“ and Joe Rogan, whose rambling, hours-long podcasts had somewhat confoundingly become the biggest hit in podcasting since Serial.” WTF is “Serial”? And how can Rogan be the biggest thing since something I have never heard of? And how can i
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4y ago
You are correct but there are other possibilities like aliens from other dimensions. That sounds like it would also require high technological ingenuity, but not necessarily. For example, maybe going from their dimension to our dimension i
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4y ago
While I generally agree, this is an assumption based on aliens being extraterrestrials which would require absurd technology to transverse vast distances, perhaps they are “aliens” from much closer. Also, perhaps they wanted us to shoot it
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4y ago
That’s not true either. It was only plant based when they couldn’t obtain meat. Supplementing plant foods was the default when there was no prey available is more accurate.
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