user743

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by user743 5y ago
Why do we need someone in power to advocate it. Why don't we advocate it to each other? Parents are the ones mostly influencing kids to go, or at least that was my experience.
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by user743 5y ago
The establishment is the enemy, not each other. Also, I'm not sure where this "keep friends and family separate from business" idealogy came from, but business is just organizing production. If we're not going to try to
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by user743 5y ago
Great point about declaring a product complete. The internet is interesting in that it can bypass a lot of consumer protections that have been hard fought in government. One that I recently saw on here was the government (not sure which lev
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by user743 5y ago
We can see now that without import controls corporations are going to chase slave-like labor around the globe until there isn't another country left to go to. I'm guessing everyone is against worker exploitation. What else is the
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by user743 5y ago
So what's the truth on the ground then on government control rn?
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by user743 5y ago
Also, where is the block of salt for the death rate? It was already absurdly low without factoring in everyone that got sick, recovered easily, and never reported. Happy to have my perspective changed.
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by user743 5y ago
You can't argue with anything that comes out of the corporate press. I personally think the WHO has been comprised and don't trust them, but I used data associated with them since a lot of people do trust them still. If you won&#x
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by user743 5y ago
What data on adverse reactions would you all accept?
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by user743 5y ago
When I've been sick in the past I've often thought that it would be nice to have recourse against the people who infected me. This is life though. It's not practical, moral, or enforceable. The best thing one can do is put ef
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by user743 5y ago
2.2M+ adverse reactions in the WHO database. Of course Google, the corporate press, and "independent fact checkers" are saying it lacks context. Most people I know, know at least a few people that had adverse reactions already; le
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by user743 5y ago
If this was about compassion and caring for our fellow man there would be a lot more discussion about the personal responsibility of exercise, eating clean, not being obese, etc etc. The top killers are heart disease and diabetes. Also, doc
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by user743 5y ago
I think if modern life was a boardgame, no one would want to play because the system is too rigged. To me it's silly to see how much unused land there is in the USA but people aren't allowed to use it because a few people showed u
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by user743 5y ago
Or an immune system... or therapeutics...
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by user743 5y ago
This is a good mindset for you to have when you can't practically change anything. Life is going on in many parts of the world though and it's fine. There are other preventable diseases that take many more lives every single year
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by user743 5y ago
Spoken like a true complicity theorist.
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by user743 5y ago
All these sophisticated comments and no one has mentioned that the stock market has turned into a giant scam since companies stopped paying dividends either completely or reduced them to a meaningless amount. Stocks have zero intrinsic valu