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tempfortwitt90
3y ago
Criminals going to criminal. Beyond that, a gun in the hands of a law abiding citizen helps reduce crime.
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I wonder if it's even worse.. by law they are required to have a certain statistical payout right? What if the casino can enable "win mode" for their favorite customers staying in high priced rooms, and then turn it to basica
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Automatic weapons aren't allowed and I haven't even ever seen one even while being around guns for 20 years casually but not THAT casually. I suppose you mean semi automatic weapons.. which is basically 95% of guns in the homes of
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I know several women that go outside and take walks for their vitamin d, but slather on sunscreen which blocks the process. No matter how many times I tell them it's a worthy trade-off, they won't go outside without. I'm 38,
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I was once 'caught' providing alcohol to a minor at a sting event at a 7-11. The 16-18 year old came up to me, with his 16-18 year old gf, while I was browsing a Redbox kiosk and asked me very politely to buy him alcohol. I said
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I currently run a micro-saas product on a $4 a month namecheap server using the LAMP stack. It runs fast for all 34 companies, or 400+ employees, using it. I've looked into moving it to Google cloud or AWS and it just seems daunting. H
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Does it lower it compared to not getting the virus nor the vaccine? Seat belts lower car accident deaths. But not lower than simply not driving. Isn't this a similar example?
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I never stated which one I was.
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IMO hes technically right. If you're wrong, people correct you. If you're right but they know they can't really argue the matter, they downvote.
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The anti vax screw will probably wonder if injecting the vaccine actually increases your odds of Alzheimers since you're getting a partial version of the virus when doing so.
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She just wants a decent commuter that's safe and looks upmarket enough for her.
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3y ago
No shortage of companies with terrible employees that do well via a good executive team (Walmart?). Very few companies with good employees could survive terrible direction from leadership.
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My gf wanted to buy a hybrid Toyota RAV4. Hard to find, little choice of incoming units, and they want $5k over MSRP. She was very hesitant to get a full EV. But now seeing how dealers want over MSRP on the RAV4... She's 95% sold on
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If they were going for the kill... They would have killed the owner that approached them. The guns are drawn in case they can't see the felon. For example, a felon sees cop cars approaching and ducks down to not be seen, while he loads
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Odds of having my car stolen feel a lot lower than the odds of my life being affected negatively by the government currently. I have cars that I accept I can just lose. And the one that's so expensive I can't, I have insurance. I
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Well, if you were the police officer responding to the call... You assume you're about to encounter a felonious car thief.
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In 2020, I was in a parking lot in an SF Bay Area suburb. A guy parked his car in front of a store, and within 2 minutes the car was swarmed by 3 local police cars, gun drawn. The owner went back out to the car reluctantly. Turned out the p
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I made an account just to tell you that after a decade of placeholder Twitter account, I started using it after Elon. When Tucker Carlson posted his videos about being fired, my dad made an account because he thinks it'll be the new Y