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sugarplant
1y ago
>and the number involving guns is much smaller. lol. a threat of violence can exist without the gun. im glad you are confident in your ability to beat any random, unknown stranger (especially tweakers) in a tussle. as someone with bjj an
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1y ago
im curious where you live where home invasions dont happen. i live in one of the safest states in the US and home invasions happen here. people actually do commit random violence in home invasions by the way. your having chosen not to look
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1y ago
people have such insane opinions on this despite the knowledge out there. there are so many videos of self defense shootings out there now, including videos with analysis etc. people posting talking about combat rolling and chambering after
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1y ago
there are plenty of videos online showing situations where it did matter. if you google around for "Ring camera video appears to show man shoot assailant in self-defense" you can find one. some people do live in legitimately very
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1y ago
there are hundreds upon hundreds of videos online of self defense shootings, including some where the victim draws second and successfully defends against a shooter. a lot of them happen in brazil too. coming to a thread about guns to state
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1y ago
>In those situations, if there was time to chamber a round then there was time to escape. 500ms, just enough time to open up console and type noclip to escape
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1y ago
>The study, reported in Nature Human Behaviour, was designed to test the effects of the four-day workweek with no reduction in pay. >The researchers compared work and health-related indicators – including burnout, job satisfaction, an
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1y ago
so you dont have these sorts of housing projects in your area and are telling the guy who grew up around them how they actually work? people wonder why these projects get shot down so often. there's no accountability for the people tha
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1y ago
how high were you when you made this post?
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2y ago
>Your local community implemented a thing poorly, hence nobody should ever attempt to improve anything? the original context was a ridiculous characterization of anyone being against a needle program. i am giving you one context of why s
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2y ago
>Outside the Helsinki metropolitan area real estate prices are not bad at all. outside the area where 30% of the entire country lives? ok. the actual number of years for helinski metropolitan area appears to be 10, and is higher than bos
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2y ago
there are different ways of accomplishing a needle program. around here they hand out packs of 100 without any stipulation. to everyone's surprise, our city is now littered in stray needles and requires constant cleanup. they're e
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2y ago
>I'm sure there are extreme cases but the vast majority of homeless are not much different than you and I. i have seen estimates saying 50% are addicted to substances. in any case housing first prioritizes the most unstable and ment
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2y ago
>me? find a gal? nope siree. i simply have too many video games to play and anime to watch! this wolf rides solo. at the end of the day i simply couldnt imagine myself with a sweet little missus in my arms... honestly, i retch at the tho
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2y ago
>marginal decrease in for example medical expenses why would there be a decrease rather than an increase? they're linked up with a full time care team as well as paths for more healthcare services. they also are allowed to continue
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2y ago
maybe if you act just a little more condescending i will have a clue what you are trying to say
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sugarplant
2y ago
you should carefully reread what he wrote and reread what you linked
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2y ago
i like how condescending this post is while just casually asserting multiple ridiculous things. ie: nobody ever acts decadently, all meth addicts actually have adhd, staying up for 4 days smoking meth is actually "self medicating"
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2y ago
this is such a dishonest characterization. the issue people have with free needles is that they end up everywhere but a sharps container. they throw loose needles in every park, walking path, bus stop, etc. in the entire city. my city has h
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2y ago
do people really believe this claim up front? providing active junkies: 1) completely free units to destroy 2) 24/7 emergency care teams 3) completely free healthcare and mental healthcare 4) no sobriety expectations of any sort 5) no
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2y ago
wow what a level headed nuanced political take
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2y ago
the irony in calling someone "extremely naive" while talking about a 17 year old getting prison time for snatching a phone. on top of the rest of the posts
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3y ago
i dont understand the first sentence you wrote at all what state were the other two callers in? you also wrote all layoffs should be recorded knowing that it would violate law in some states. this sounds pretty disingenuous. by "paying
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3y ago
>and she broke no laws. in this same thread you replied to someone with "You offer no support for your claim."
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3y ago
problematic about what? the idea of an "educated" voter is very childish a lot of political topics, particularly foreign policy and economics, are far too complicated for ordinary people to be informed about. if you ever have the
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3y ago
> The cynic in me suggests that one of the political parties in the US doesn't really want the population well educated. yes just the single party that is the opposite of mine of course ;)
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3y ago
>I seriously doubt homelessness would be an issue. based on absolutely nothing other than platitudes
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3y ago
this post is pretentious nonsense
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3y ago
the key difference is that the american can choose to live in the city and enjoy these cutesy activities. in a lot of european countries, owning a home seems extremely difficult without inheriting, so they have no choice but to rent i think
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3y ago
no way! in america we don't have any of those things!
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