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throwaway1967
11y ago
The problems with LSD: 1 - it's incredibly hard to produce. 2 - it's incredibly hard to ensure something is pure LSD. Those problems are not there for psilocybe mushrooms, for which the LD50 has never been found (read: it's t
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throwaway1967
11y ago
Yes, and if the police won't actively police every square foot where there are people, they could at least let citizens do so through concealed carry of a weapon. And yet, somehow, there's a large group of people that is always fo
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throwaway1967
11y ago
It seems that clock only took him 20 minutes to make, the night before. He's made other things as well that are impressive. He makes his own radios and fixes his go-kart. Lots of potential there. As for me, if flushing the toilet doesn
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throwaway1967
11y ago
They were enlightened enough to separate State from Church but not State from Market.
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throwaway1967
11y ago
They do it without asking (the Federal Reserve Act was passed Christmas Eve 1913 - around the same time the IRS came into being, what a coincidence) and most people do not understand the harm in it (even here on HN).
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throwaway1967
11y ago
CP will only be remotely a good excuse to not do something once we have made spanking children illegal and punishable as assault. It's unbelievable the assault laws discriminate by age and don't protect the weakest. Spanking occur
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11y ago
That's a great idea, get it started and the kid will have $100 from me.
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throwaway1967
11y ago
JoeAltmaier you are breaching the negativity rules. You're just being negative here by willfully ignoring that said doctor is giving the drug away for free, which is not the usual modus operandi of quack doctors.
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throwaway1967
11y ago
The US Central Bank, the Federal Reserve, does not answer to a body of citizens, unless by that you mean its shareholders.
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throwaway1967
11y ago
> Banks don't operate on trust Can you spell LIBOR? Banks do operate on trust, which is what allowed the LIBOR conspiracy to take place. Unless you can list here the "checks and balances and intermediaries" that failed dur
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throwaway1967
11y ago
> run by private companies that sell their services to the government If a company's sole paying client is the government (i.e. the public at large through government coercion) then that isn't a private company. A private compa
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First of all, the US is an Oligarchy, not a Democracy: http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746 So whatever the "majority of the population wants" doesn't count, period. Second of all, if you
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Please. There are no private prisons. A private enterprise receives 100% of its income from its clients. No prisoner is paying to be incarcerated. What you mean to say is that the Government gives taxpayer money to some prisons, and some pr
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> Actually More permissive & lax gun laws -> More police militarization to preserve the competitive advantage Are you sure your arrow there means causation? Explain like I'm five, why do you think the police feels it needs to
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11y ago
That is correct, but the frog died in the process. :)
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throwaway1967
11y ago
> I really don't understand why I can't be allowed to speculate/gamble on geopolitical events. That would get people interested in geopolitical events. At least, more interested than the establishment would like them to be
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Not even DNA is safe from lies: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/crime/fbi-overstated-fo... > Forensic "science" is definitely horseshit though. Of course it is! Any adjectivized Science shall be
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No! When this same problem happens to the police, it is standard practice to sweep it under the rug and provide some excuse that lets everyone know you're on the side of the Government. It is only when we see this problem in the privat
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> One of the most important roles police can have is to protect the poor from oppression from the rich How's that working out in the US? Right now there's a Holocaust happening where some 50 million poor blacks have been killed
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11y ago
Socrates (in Meno) helped a slave kid prove to himself that the square root of 2 is irrational, using nothing but a stick and the sand on the ground. I don't think that kid would understand this "simple proof".
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throwaway1967
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Social control? Where's the control part? Ebay does not mandate that anyone participate in its system. We are all free to avoid it (as I do). Ebay doesn't affect me and I find it strange that you label "social control" a
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I'm sorry, but that still does not explain why the Romans created more gendered 3rd declension variants when using the neuters from the 2nd and 3rd declensions would have made more sense (since the things they were naming were sexless,
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> what is a unionized taxi driver to do in this kind of political and economic climate? Do the moral thing and step-down from their monopolies, and embrace competition. Why do you care about immoral people? Those who benefit from monopol
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The difference is in the approach. Most YouTube channels are trying to make you think you are getting smarter because flattering your viewership's egos is a proven way to grow it. They work from a top-down perspective where they hold t
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throwaway1967
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Logical faculties of the brain are the first to be impaired when one listens to conspiracy theories peddled by the Elite through the media.
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Yep, I've always found shoelaces incredibly... I don't know how to put it, but it's incredible how the existence of elastics is overlooked in the production of shoe fasteners! I use elastic shoelaces that are always tied. I c
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What's wrong with it is simple: you can't define it. Define "being considerate". Go ahead, try it. You'd have to list every person's feelings towards every word uttered next to every other possible word. How ab
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Israel doesn't have the Politically Correct police dominating their country because they only use Political Correctness to dominate other countries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFE0qAiofMQ
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I heard just having ammo works as well. Can anyone confirm?
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> So the question is how, do we make it so that people want to get of their ass and exercise? Sell it in a pill, or sell a service so that someone else can do the hard work for me, or otherwise sell a gadget I strap around me and it work
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