Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Asmongold TV " channel.

  1. ​ @DinoNucci  a girl's name
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  2. Because the movie was written for Maverick to steal a F-14 Tomcat - only Iran has them. Why would the US have a strike mission out of nowhere? Nuclear enrichment is basically the only situation serious enough to warrant military response. Why couldn't it be done by long range cruise missile and avoid risking pilots? Facility built into a mountain. So even though the geography was fudged to have snowy mountains near the coastline, the nameless country had to be Iran and the target a bunker that can't just be targeted by missile so that Maverick has to do it the old fashioned way. And nuclear proliferation is the only thing that brings military action to the table without trying diplomacy, sanctions, etc first.
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  3. ​ @TheGospelofKenneth  the defnition of incel was created by a woman to refer to herself in her blog. She created "invcel" but readers suggested "incel" sounds better. The literal first incel in the world was a WOMAN.
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  4. ​ @AlexIlinet-o5u  They're a hedge fund. That money is not "theirs" to lose. Those are people's pensions and life savings.
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  5. ​ @rclaws3230  Wrong. Studios keep closing. The money is simply taken somewhere more profitable.
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  6. ​@impalagenesis178 Okay, the Baltics left the Soviet Union in 1991 and have developed trenendously in just 3 decades.
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  7. ​ @eds7343  the underlying issue is a mutated cell refusing to undergo programmed cell death. While the immune system destroys misbehsving cells some pass as normal and avoid detection. Cancer remission is literally the body recognizing the cells as diseased and gobbling them up.
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  8. ​ @sir_quirkus7206  So what's the point of being a lawyer if you can't even eat out 4 out of 60 meals? And how will waiting and kitchen staff make a living if people stop eating out? Think.
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  9.  @mezjean5966  Again, you seem to have a lot of self-worth for someone posting youtube comments.
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  10. Once something goes into a text editor it can't be trusted. If you need to redact do it in a way that doesn't give you the ability to write your own text.
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  11. Yeah if you google the nearest restaurant and it says 5 min walk, it's gonna say 5 min until you get out and start walking.
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  12. ​ @amandak.4246  You can't deny that Trump only has to say one thing to bait Dems into saying the opposite.
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  13. Again? That was discovered in 2018, it was how Memeology 101 blew up.
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  14. ​ @ctrl_alt_del100  You do understand context, right? Many people were out of work and burned through their savings. Not because they wanted to but because they lost their income.
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  15. Not an escalation. Bears have already been targeted in Engels airbase a LONG time ago. Same level as before. Stop the hyperbole.
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  16. So just a regular monday?
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  17. ​ @palespirit  Jenny with the Glock
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  18. ​ @Blakkrazor69  The speed of sound is based on an object travelling through a medium (there's no speed of sound in a vacuum). Since the atmosphere is travelling with the Earth, it doesn't break the speed of sound. Same reason why you can't go on a plane at 0.99 Mach, stand up, sprint from tail to nose and claim you broke Mach 1 by running. That's cartesian frame of reference, 7th grade physics.
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  19. Oh no the human tragedy of a bunch of aluminum and steel birds getting clapped.
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  20. ​ @mezjean5966  dude acting like he's above wearing a free suit on youtube comments.
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  21. ​ @justin-md4xm  Pareto's law hits every field. 20% of the content creators make 80% of the money. I think the average payout is less than 3 figures monthly.
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  22. ​ @milehighyt2097  You know what dillutes meaning? The comment failing to post due to shadowban. There's no meaning when the text never reaches the servers.
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  23. ​@myspeechles spheres don't pull things - things being pulled together is what makes the sphere. On a three dimensional space if you say "give me all points exactly 5 meters away from the point x,y,z" you get a sphere with 5 meter radius centered on point x,y,z. When a proto planet starts accretion of rock in space it grows into a sphere because the rocks "fall into place" as a sphere maintains equal distance from the center to the outer surface. A flat planet would have very weak gravity on the edges so it wouldn't grow by attracting rock.
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  24.  @sercravenmohead3631  They started as rich but many went broke or lost their lives in the revolution. They actually walked the walk.
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  25. ​ @I_cant_sneed  if you watch 2000s/2010s Gordon Ramsay shows he says "chicken kyiv". Also in the Jason Statham movie Transporter 3 the Ukrainian girl character says "Kiyv". I get that you say "Kiev" because you need to own the libs but for once you can actually go back and check that it was always "Kiyv". By the way do you say Beijing or Peking?
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  26. "Quiet luxury" was explained to me by my mother when I was a small child in the 90s. It's a fad because a new generation is learning it from the internet.
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  27. ​ @M4niacks2  Yes but the point isn't superior human intelligence. It's that a human will walk up to the trash can and not be able to figure out how to use it.
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  28. Because one wrote about his life publicly and the other was a loner shut in.
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  29. Cope harder.
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  30. Jesus Christ... how much is a brazillion?
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  31. The faster cards don't fix the artifacts and glitches.
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  32. "Threat to our democracy" "the walls are closing in"
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  33. Probably because the drones were built then and never turned on until mission start?
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  34. ​ @Ughhgffhhhffff  Okay so it failed in the USSR, Yugoslavia, East Germany, Poland, China, Cuba, North Korea, even Vietnam transitioned to a market economy... how many more times are we gonna try this?
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  35. Not FB/Meta related but I lost my youtube account for hate speech. Back when the 2020 ammo shortage happened I told someone to get to the store when it opens and push the boomers out of the way. Got a hate speech violation and instant ban, fortunately I got hold of support and they reinstated me.
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  36. "SHOIGU! GERASIMOV! WHERE THE HELL IS MY FREE DLC?"
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  37. ​ @Justintime2GrowNetwork  lmao nuclear bombers were already taken out in Engels airbase a long time ago, stop making up scenarios
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  38. ​ @drockopotamus1  not going down facing rampant inflation is the same as sallaries going down. By sallaries staying the same you effectively are taking a pay cut.
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  39. Source? You made it tf up?
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  40. Carlin would have severe TDS.
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  41. ​ @robchristenson3108  If stunt cans existed they'd pay for them, easily. The fact is, he crushed the can with his thumb. It's a stunt.
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  42. The other way around. Militias are often designed for easy replcement. In a state hierarchy and especially a Middle Eastern one, a lot of knowledge is lost because they avoid sharing to make themselves hard to replace.
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  43. ​ @Nanohamage  it's mostly men working on mines.
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  44. ​ @italienn  The problem is that copy pasting the email breaks the chain of custody. How do I know you didn't just type whatever suited your narrative? The moment you admit to tampering with the text it can't be trusted, and people are like "he admitted he edited the email so it's fine" completely miss the point.
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  45.  @bawilson999  Setting the strategy means telling the CFO what to achieve without necessarily telling him how to achieve it. If the CEO tells the CFO to cut costs, it goes without saying that the biggest slash an insurance company could make is not paying out. Even if the CEO does not say those words. By that logic a mob boss can't be convicted for ordering a hit because he just told his enforcers to "take care of it".
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  46. Russia's peace demands essentialy require Ukraine to disband its army. The robber says he'll leave your house if you remove the locks from your door.
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  47. You've been saying that since 2022.
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  48. "When you take out your enemy's strategic bomber force, they win" - Justin Trudeau
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  49. ​ @desertjane  during GG people sent themselves death threats and forgot to log off from their account. You'd think they wouldn't need to fake them. But they did.
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  50.  @m3kbeatz  Funny how almost everyone who made their money with no morals regrets it. So many people content with being honest in a "greedy" world.
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  51. ​ @ivankrushensky  Many of the modern amenities are "cheap luxury". A lot of goods and materials plummeted in price since the 1950s.
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  52. These bombers already got attacked at Engels airbase a long time ago. It's not an escalation, it's still the same level. Stop.
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  53. The enrichment they're doing is too high for peaceful energy needs.
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  54. What losses? Neutralizing a hostile state for cheap has been a massive W.
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  55. Manufacturers are also getting shafted on raw materials, transportation, electricity, etc
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  56. ​ @cipherstormwolf14  When the product is free you are the product. And when you're getting paid above the market rate you suspect where the money is coming from.
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  57. More like 2006-2007. Filming with a 3 year old camera. 2003 I wasn't gonna waste data on a FTP download for some dude rambling.
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  58. ​ @Tential1  I disagree with ozempic being a sign of accountability when these people refused to take accountability for their bad habit, but now that we can straight up cheat our willpower they've decided to make a change.
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  59.  @hobosorcerer  Of course it doesn't. That's the point of the boy crying wolf story. The last time he did it the warning was valid - but people didn't care. Now Blizzard has a massive scandal erupt and many prefer to stay on the fence. I'm sure the allegations are real. But I can't blame the people who'd rather wait to figure out.
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  60. Millenials didn't do that. It was Gen X that raged against the machine. How did millenials change society in their teens and early 20s?
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  61. ​ @Sneedarius  South Africa brought forward the case against Israel in the ICC.
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  62. Businesses are welcome to relocate to where engineers are cheap. They won't and you know the reasons why. They're not just paying for American labor. They're paying for the privilege of being an American company.
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  63. ​ @qlasalle  But gaming used to be niche so they needed to sell games at 120 inflation-adjusted dollars. Now games sell like hot cakes.
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  64. ​ @Quazzi  We have higher quality textures but we also have better tools and we're at the point we can scan real objects and get a texture with some adjustments. Also texture packs exist.
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  65. ​ @trax72  the game prices being mostly fixed is offset by gaming becoming more popular and selling more. Selling 500k at 120 dollars and selling 1M at 60 dollars is the same.
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  66. Peter Parker also ignored his landlord's daughter.
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  67. ​ @aaak733  because "ra-ta-ta-ta" is the onomatopeia for machine gun bursts.
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  68. ​ @brawss  "no one knows how to remove Denuvo" well each imppementation of Denuvo is different... people know how to, it's just a massive project to handle because you need to start from scratch every time Denuvo changes methods.
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  69. No offense but they very much did care about skin textures. I remember when subsurface scattering became the hot new thing. Also mouth movements. Speech animations were a big deal. 2000's games had an arms race for who could do shadows better, who could cram the highest polycounts, who could do fire better, who could do water better, particle effecfs, smoke, dynamic lighting, etc everyone was trying to make a name for themselves. Now that the industry has converged to fewer engines you make your game look better with 250gb install sizes.
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  70. I haven't watched a lot of perfume ads but at least half of the modern ones I have seen still show a man and woman in pursuit of each other. I guess the straights are keeping the industry afloat, it seems.
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  71. And by the way, India and China dispute a border, and China backs Pakistan. Russia is aligned with India and they also have some disputed territory with China. Brazil is... Brazil. And South Africa has power outages. Come on...
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  72.  @peytonalexander5300  The book had almost 2000 names. His job was making connections. Just because he got someone's name, phone and address it doesn't mean anything. The people who visited his New York or Florida home, his New Mexico property, flew on his plane, went to his island, etc are the suspects. The book doesn't mean a list of people who are under blackmail.
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  73. ​ @austinbevis4266  Japan is in the Pacific not the Atlantic. NATO = North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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  74. ​ @SlyCooperH.A.T  the deal the Iranians made to buy time and keep the program going in secret?
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  75. ​ @kronos9579  So basically the life a low class single parent used to have 30 years ago. What a progress society has made since.
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  76. ​ @RDV333  Gen Z isn't all tiktok dancers and IG influencers
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  77. Are bots spamming this talking point?
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  78. ​ @TitosLastBrainCell-8  it's a bot.
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  79. Nuremberg trials for those who manipulated tomboys into transitioning.
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  80.  @Kolvarg  A lot of nameless victims were criminals themselves. Depending on where it happens, unsolved homicides are estimated to be 50 to 80% gang related. When it's criminals clipping each other nobody cares except for the annoyance of stray bullets endangering the neighborhood. But when a normal everyday person gets capped it often gets a mention in the news because it's a sad story.
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  81.  @Research_theTruth  One was an ivy league student with a social life who was attractive and posted details about his life and the other guy was a shut in loner with a face for radio.
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  82. Ironically similarly performing goggles are still 50-70 bucks today so they held up their value.
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  83. ​ @toddtaylor6506  People create the wealth that makes corn plantations sustainable.
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  84. ​ @cloudnine5651  True, the pistols still need a steel slide. There are attempts, so far unsuccessful, to bolt together steel pieces laser cut from sheet steel.
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  85. ​ @Tuck-Shop  lmao Russia sent their best stuff first
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  86. ​ @CJ-gt2qi  He didn't defend himself. He ambushed Zim Zam and took him down.
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  87. ​ @Balalaika74  Bro just because GG was a psyop that doesn't mean the guy who annexed his own country (wtf) was good. Dude spoiler alerted everyone with his book.
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  88. ​ @Anfallhund  Yes. Ever played Missile Command? The point of the game is that even if you play perfectly you still lose.
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  89. No offense, but the education system is like 10lbs of knowledge shoved in a 9lb bag, you have to figure life out outside of school. Even then, many of my teachers still took the time to give us life lessons, which many probably weren't listening to, but I was. Any video I scroll through nowadays has a crazy conspiracy theory. What alleigeance does the average teacher have to this plan to create a consumerist class? Is the GDP really reliant on Gucci flip flops? And did you not listen to Rage Against The Machine? This plan has a lot of holes. Maybe teachers are too tired babysitting rowdy kids, parents aren't doing their job, and the rebellious angst that's normal in youth isn't being channeled.
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  90. No, actually Iran's leadership is a theocracy and they believe a prophecy in regards to Israel. They don't care about Palestine. They just want to attack Israel because they think it's a religious duty. The geopolitical stuff doesn't explain it, because multiple Arab countries have mellowed out on the Israel issue.
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  91. ​ @deathstar6998  WRONG. We consider Srebrenica to be one despite "only" 8k.
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  92. ​@edward-senpai Ukraine was invaded by Russia in 2014. Iran has been violating nuclear agreements and helped orchestrate Oct 7. Prior to 2014 which deals did Ukraine break? They gave up their nukes. Prior to 2014 which terrorist attacks did they plan in Russia?
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  93. ​ @Youaretheactionsofgod  Hamas basically made every square inch of Gaza into a military target. The Geneva convention was basically written under the assumption governments would care about their own people and if they don't you are authorized to do what it takes to win.
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  94. The US negotiated with the Soviet Union to remove nukes from Turkey and they removed the nukes from Cuba. Why is the US able to negotiate but Russia isn't?
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  95. ​ @harounamaliki157  They didn't want to unite, the Tet Offensive shown South Vietnam how brutal the North was.
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  96. WMDs were found
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  97. Iran inherited a nuclear energy program from before the revolution, and then sought to weaponize it. They agreed to keep it peaceful in exchange for assistance and sanctions relief.
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  98. Russia is the aggressor. UN expansion? Dude contact your handler, get him to repeat the script and write it down this time.
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  99. ​ @aeolussvichi7680  Almost nobody is mad at immigrants for hiring practices. However there's other issues unrelated to the jobs that people are not happy about as well.
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  100. ​ @Tijuanabill  1. Contingency 2. Stealth is based on energy reducing based on the inverse square law of the distance. If you're close enough to a stealth aircraft it becomes visible on radar because there isn't enough distance for it to disperse.
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  101. ​ @esshakkar1357  the F-117 was hit because it flew almost over a S-125 site that had not been seen in satellite pictures. It was sheer luck. They tried to lock on twice and failed. The SAM crews knew there were no Wild Weasel aircraft in the air and broke their own rules to attempt a third lock. Two missiles fired. One lost track.
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  102. ​ @Denyy  He wasn't in the weapons sector. He worked for medical use of drones. But people hear drones and think weapons.
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  103. Ukraine gave up their nukes to Russia. Bruh.
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  104. The Kingdom of Judah existed until 587 BCE. Romans called the region Judea.
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  105. ​ @mewkatlol  fighter pilots top out at 240 fps
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  106. Already moving the goalposts lol
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  107. Bro thanks to technological development the youngest generation outpaced their parents. Millenials were the first to be poorer than their parents.
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  108. Wrong.
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  109. ​ @stevenwallace8569  the Iron Dome was ALWAYS a defense against cheap rockets. The impressive capabilities of the Iron Dome was that air defenses were meant to take out million dollar missiles but Israel was attacked with 500 dollar rockets so they mde the best possible system at a low cost per interception. I don't know why Iron Dome then became synonymous with a full blown IADS, Israel needs expensive interceptors like Arrow and David's Sling to stop bigger threats.
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  110. Free Palestine? I wouldn't want it even if you paid me.
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  111. Nobody's forced to do anything, the devs are still scummy. And Star Citizen was dragged through the mud, the simps just decided to give them more money until the lie becomes real. A SC collapse can only come from within, external criticism is ignored.
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  112. He marks "no pickles" on his POS but someone at the back forgets or a regular burger is picked up and put on your tray by mistake.
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  113. They are always in use. Russia uses them to penetrate Baltic airspace, they even provoke Portugal on the other side of Europe with Tu-95 Bears.
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  114. It also costs $0 to not lie.
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  115. Oliver Stone, whose son had a job at the Russia Today state news channel?
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  116. ​ @GomezTM  tons of games don't get that treatment. For example I have not heard of it in regards to indie games in general, small studios and lone devs tend to do what they want rather than face pressure or try and score millions in loans.
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  117. ​ @samuellanghus1455 the theory is that he was CIA and infiltrated the NSA as an external contractor because of inter-agency bickering.
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  118. Here I was thinking I was up against a bunch of gold diggers, turns out it was the freaking NSA.
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  119. It was the norm that younger generations became wealthier than their parents.
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  120. Wipes can be good if done properly. In a shooter there's not as much of an "endgame" unless you want to go The Division style and embrace the bullet sponge way of scaling. When games are stuck in early access for years the wipes feel necessary at the start but scummy on the tail end.
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  121.  @peytonalexander5300  Plenty of people did not address it. And the book was revealed like 6 years ago. The allegations have nothing to do with Epstein's crimes. It doesn't seem fooling because bringing it up would actually seem stranger. You know what's a terrible look? Bring up an unrelated crime and say you didn't do it. That would actually sound like an admission.
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  122. I'd be proud if I had a child who could make those observations on the spot, ngl.
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  123. Bro the whole point was that getting the degree should get you the job. If companies put everyone on notice that they'll start to ignore college degrees in job applications and just hire any Joe off the street people will stop seeking degrees.
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  124. ​ @B-...  the self-defense was unrelated to the crime. In the US a guy who was doing credit card fraud was raided. The cops didn't announce the raid and kicked in with no knock. Criminal started blasting. Though guilty of credit card fraud he was exonerated of the shooting because police looked like home invaders. Someone being a criminal doesn't make home invasion legal.
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  125. Mind that Ben Shapiro also got popular going to universities and recording the Q&A.
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  126. This is done at Lidl stores. If you're opening you're going hard at stocking shelves before doors open, then 1h30-1h15 pause, when you come back you finish your shift as a cashier.
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  127. Was the Hugh Mungus guy a psyop too? A person can't have a sense of humor?
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  128. California has a ton of gun laws. Back in the Summer of Love one youtuber (former military) tried to kit up and join the National Guard to help but was arrested.
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  129. Some people have thick skin. I never get cut on the face, but I've been cut in the eyelids twice.
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  130. Get that ChatGPT garbage out of here.
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  131. ​ @jimlong813  If you have the same values as other people but not a shared culture you're still not gonna hit it off. You're just people talking past each other without caring about any of the subjects.
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  132. The issue is that fashion has the equivalent to the RTX 2080. RTX just launched, most games don't support it, and it tanks perforance. It would be a smarter choice to wait for revision versions of the 2080 or even the 3080 because by then RTX and DLSS will have more support. Being the first to get RTX when it gave you the least benefits is the perfect example of "ego has a cost".
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  133. Clothes were made to last instead of fast fashion and construction techniques and materials made larger houses cheaper.
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  134. ​ @TheOneKeeper  their major corporations are being forced to hold debt to prop up the Russian state. Gazprom isn't profitable. Three banks already bailed out. When the war ends they'll have hundreds of thousands of unemployed men. It's gonna be worse than the 90s.
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  135. Care to explain how to make a recruitment ad that doesn't fall under the definition of propaganda?
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  136. Well the election happened. People who are mentally checking out from politics will all unsub at the same time.
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  137. ​ @allewis4008  inflation has hit bodycounts too
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  138. ​ @off6848  Doesn't matter what software you run on top, you're always bound to the operating system (capitalism). That's why communism always failed, you can try to manage your economy to go against capitalism but all you can do is bend the rules. But one day you will have to pay. You bend too far, it smacks you right in the face.
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  139. They do on the ground reporting like Hasan does.
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  140. Except that trademark infringiment is illegal. Goods can get seized at the border, and if the country of origin cooperates the factory can get shut down. So either brands would have to enforce trademark infringement against themselves or just tell the authorities it's a legit manufacturer and the buyers of the legit brand would know. It's a nice conspiracy, but no. What does happen is manufacturers getting outsourcing contracts to make goods or just a specific part of a good, and they take the specs and produce extra so that counterfeits can be made. But brands will stop working with vendols stealing their designs.
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  141. It can be an aggravating factor. Doing martial arts and using those skills doesn't automatically count as the use of a weapon. It's mostly about if the use of force was legal (self-defense) and how much force was used. A martial artist comitting assault/battery does not get bumped to assault with deadly weapon. But during sentencing the judge can cite that as an aggravating factor to give a harsher sentence. Someone getting a little roughed up by a martial artist is not that relevant, but in cases like Stu where the attack was so severe the bodily harm nearly sent him to the shadow realm this will be taken into account because Raja's training should have taught him the consequences and he still went ahead knowing how much damage he can cause.
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  142. They agreed to dillute their enriched uranium in past agreements.
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  143. Iran signed a deal to comply to get assistance. Israel didn't.
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  144. Watch the whole thing. Honey is basically using mafia tactics. They walk up to businesses and say "hey, nice business you have here, it would be a shame if we offered everyone discount codes" and companies agree to cooperate with Honey to hide the codes. By using Honey you actually miss out on the best deals because they take the comission in exchange for not showing you the discount code.
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  145. The issue is that the theocracy in Iran believes a prophecy in regards to Israel ceasing to exist. India and Pakistan have a territorial dispute. Not the same thing.
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  146. Iran agreed to inspections and then started violating the agreements.
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  147. ​ @YuriDSC  Nice talking points. Everyone has a friend in Ukraine saying the same thing. Do you guys all know the same guy?
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  148. Nobody asked Hungary to send troops to Ukraine. Hungary was also playing hardball with Sweden and Finland joining NATO.
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  149. ​ @Yowaiiiiiii  Russia has their own nazi units, stop concern trolling.
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  150. Ukraine was not a NATO member. Funny how there's NATO weapons on the Russian border in Finland but they won't invade. They only invade non-NATO nations.
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  151. ​ @blacktigerpaw1  Moving the goalposts.
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  152. ​ @blacktigerpaw1  There's an official treaty from like the late 1800s where the US provides official documentation in Spanish. So a Spanish speaker can pretty much request any form in Spanish take care of any business, and US govt. buildings will have them. Because of that legal agreement from way back.
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  153. ​ @allenstanley3418  Nah it's an old martial arts bullshido fuddlore. If you got pressed you said you did martial arts so they shouldn't mess with you. When people then said "okay let's fight" you replied "I can't, my fists are registered as weapons and I'll go to jail". There's no such registry.
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  154. ​ @Крайвус  Kyiv is attacked by drones and missiles, Russia doesn't dare fly their aerospace forces over the capital.
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  155. ​ @admiralspire  Receivers for ARs and AKs can be printed. Slides for pistols are still a problem. That's why most printed handguns are revolvers.
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  156. ​ @thirien59  Okay? According to Col MacGregor it ended in April 2022. That's when Ukraine would collapse. Losing for 3 years isn't a collapse.
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  157. It's not "resilience" to hide in Pakistan. The issue is that "Afghan resilience" wasn't willing to fight for the Kabul administration, but the "Iranian resilience" isn't willing to fight for a theocracy.
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  158. Why did Iran help Oct 7? You do realize Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis are Iranian clients right?
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  159. I'm sure they cooked. Finishing your homework 5 min before the teacher walks into class always works out.
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  160. ​ @CJ-gt2qi  "he profiled Trayvon" you say that like it means something, so you just start throwing hands if you feel someone giving you the side eye?
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  161. Suing over what? In the US you have free speech, which makes it hard to sue over libel or slander.
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  162. Okay. What's the ulterior motive into dropping MOPs in a mountain and leaving?
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  163. ​ @attilaedem101  But we kind of did, though. I don't remember if USAID was implicated but back then people found links to DARPA and whatnot.
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  164. ​ @seditt5146  Have you considered they were reloading the missile tubes?
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  165. Jeffrey Sachs helped cover up the leak at Wuhan and Douglas Macgregor predicted Ukraine's total collapse in April 2022. You should learn to notice anti western shills when you listen to them speak.
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  166. ​ @coffeebean_tamer  Better judged by 12 than carried by 6.
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  167. The only evidence for the F35 losses are AI slop and an old picture of a crash site. The supposed captured pilot is Chilean.
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  168. 300 years of bad blood between them. Putin won't take a deal (looks weak) and Ukraine will hold Kursk hostage to get everything back including Crimea. Also note that Russia broke the Minsk accords with the Battle of Debaltseve and the Second Battle of Donetsk Airport. Knowing that Russia will break a treaty before the ink dries makes it difficult for Ukraine to accept anything other than the 1991 borders.
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  169. Asmongold is being paid by Big Soda
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  170. That's more or less what Marx wrote. Most of what Marxism became happened after he was 6 ft under.
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  171. ​ @Orxbane  virgin "has beef with everyone" anti-racist vs chad "genuine friend" bigot.
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  172. ​ @jwbartle  BRO they straight up made up an OSHA rule, the vast majority of people affected did NOT need it. Come on! Were you living under a rock?
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  173. Israel existed a long time ago, it was the Kingdom of Judea
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  174. ​ @malaikankosi3092  But he's wrong. It's not about numbers. For example Russia's genocide accusation is based on... kidnapping children and forcibly teaching them to be Russian citizens.
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  175. ​ @chihuahua3892  the "military industrial complex" Eisenhowser warned about is today a tenth of the size it was. We did it, Reddit. We effectively put the pillow over the MIC since the Korean War. We did Eisenhower proud. Now you people are whining about the MIC?
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  176. ​ @DannyBowen25  once copy pasted or forwarded it can't be proof of anything. It's been tampered with.
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  177. ​ @ExessiveGK  Dude trying to make money off merch is clearly untrustworthy. Should be pushing Honey or Established Titles like honest youtubers.
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  178. ​ @Keyh  Right and that means the text has been tampered with. He could have said Taylor Swift was flying the drones. He can say literally anything if he has control over the text. It's like a recorded phonecall where you can hear cuts between words. Can't be trusted, could be an edit.
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  179. ​ @waveslizz726  Don't change the subject.
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  180. ​ @mzk-1337  there's tons of antisemitic comments here
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  181. ​ @ЕвгенийПершин-е1ь  Nobody listens to Russia because they lied too many times. For example MH17. Russia said it was a Ukrainian Su-25 (ground attack aircraft) that shot it down, that a Ukrainian Buk missile shot it down, that it was a CIA bomb inside the plane, that the plane was loaded with corpses, etc. When the IAEA was inspecting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and noticed the rocket bodies stuck on the ground pointed at Russia's side, the Russian atomic energy representative tried to convince them the rockets spin 180° before hitting the ground. At some point people stop listening.
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  182. Caps Lock is cruise control for cool.
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  183. ​ @dizzyduck4935  So? The answer is to ruin your own life by going down for murder?
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  184. They lost most of the Black Sea fleet so it's pointless now.
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  185. ​ @kiragoe  he said he no longer supports Dems, not that he supports Trump
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  186. ​ @jonny-b4954  Nobody is talking about voting Trump, this is about the Dem party losing supporters
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  187. Tons of people took that advice and now the trades are not paying out like they used to.
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  188. Houses were small because it was expensive to build. If you tried to go larger you'd have to increase all the load bearing reinforcements. Thanks to modern materials and construction you can make walls and ceiling struts cover a wider area for no added cost. Building literally takes less materials and effort than it did back then. We didn't just make computers faster and phones mobile in the last 70 years. We improved tons of things to be better and cheaper.
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  189. South Park's skit was iconic, probably more people saw the parody than the real video.
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  190. Russia stores most of their aircraft in the open. The Saki airbase attack in Crimea was also highly successful because the aircraft are parked in the open. The Su-57 that was destroyed by drone was also in the open. It's a fighter, not nuclear bomber.
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  191. ​ @Planktonamor  the Irish are completely for it.
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  192. This was true for only a few decades lmao it was a trend a few generations went through. Outside the US nobody left home at 18.
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  193. ​ @luxemier  You're right that whales will be whales, but people decided to pay 2x of what a AAA game is worth for an early access precisely so that the dev could finish the game without nickle and diming the backers. After promising the Super Mega package they made the Super Mega Ultimate Edition package. It's underhanded.
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  194. But every generation tended to be wealthier than their parents. Millennials were the first gen to be worse off than their parents. It's like you people enjoy missing the point. We're not comparing 20 year olds to 60 year olds. We're comparing 20 year olds to 20 year olds 40 years ago, and projecting how well off they'll be in 10 years and comparing to 30 year olds 30 years ago.
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  195. ​ @primary2630  yeah they said "deplorables" but we know what it implies
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  196. Reentry at high speed causes massive heating.
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  197. The nuclear deal had an expiry date anyway.
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  198. They don't have kids. They take the diapers and sell them with a 30% discount. For them it's pure profit and the buyers save on their costs.
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  199. Because it's impossible to move aircraft without satellites seeing it. In fact the US was moving B2s as a distraction and used different ones to strike.
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  200. Insert the XKCD comic where data overlaid on a map is just a population heatmap.
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  201. I mean, I saw a year and a half of Gaza sympathy bait pieces and dehumanization of Jews/Israelis. It's kind of fair.
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  202. Thanks ChatGPT
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  203. No. The point is that there's two salesmen. Your sale is locked to one salesman. Then when you check out the other salesman asks if you would like for him to see if there's discounts. When you say yes he uses the discount code to override the first salesman. So the guy who deserved the comission gets shafted. There was no double discount anywhere. One guy was just sitting near the checkout with the intent to scalp the comission by talking to you about discounts. The problem here is that the honest salesman can't give you discounts. And often the cheating salesman can't give discounts either, he'll just ask you if you want to check so that he can sign into the system and ring your purchase as his sale. Without you noticing.
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  204. So you were getting almost 32 dollars per hour, inflation adjusted. Everyone forgets Gen X but in many ways they're worse than boomers. It's magic how Gen Xers evaded criticism.
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  205. The West gave Iran their nuclear program. After the revolution Teheran agreed to keep it peaceful. If they break the agreement the West has the right to take it away. Simple as.
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  206. That's what the video explains too but doesn't make it explicit enough - companies have the choice to partner with Honey and suppress coupon codes in exchange for letting them keep the affiliate link. Honey would be easily blacklisted if they didn't present a favorable alterntive - hiding coupons from customers which saves companies money.
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  207. ​ @martins4555  They did look good.
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  208. ​​ @tutorialbiz  those homes are often remote as hell, it's for retirees cuz you can't hold a job there
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  209. ​ @johnbennett980  And the nice suit is hiding a monster underneath. Kind of proving Zelensky's point. The fine suits are hypocritical.
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  210. Manscaped is less of a scam than Ridge. I got the wallet and key organizer clones off aliexpress. Manscaped is overpriced, Ridge is MASSIVELY overpriced.
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  211. ​ @The13thRonin  doesn't matter - if women are going the men follow.
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  212. ​ @Sig509  While technically correct, cheaters have been called "hackers" for over 20 years because they're using hacking software. And it differentiates from other kinds of cheating like glitch abuse.
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  213. ​ @IIMiikexDII  Yeah and a "hack" is often getting results through shoddy means (hence life hacks). So the "hacker" wasn't even a term that referred to skill, but someone creating workarounds.
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  214. Once that's done it proves nothing. Why show us the email after admitting it was tampered with?
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  215. ​ @callmefleet  the situation is almost the same because Iran is the only country the US sold F-14 Tomcats to and they needed Tom Cruise to steal one.
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  216. More Plates More Dates is probably the better guest for that.
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  217. When Iran helped Hamas do Oct 7 what was the UN's opinion on it?
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  218. ​ @dangerousthoughts.1591  the cost of doing business raised through the roof. They're paying more in utilities, rent, materials/product, etc. They haven't pocketed the difference.
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  219. Population is naturally COLLAPSING. Things will get worse. We're not even at sustainment level.
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  220. No. 1. Honey is proposing to find discounts. They are a salesman walking up to you. It just so happens they do it once and it applies to all future purchases. But they were the ones who approached you to scalp sales. 2. This is even exacerbated when there are no coupon codes and the extension still tries to get you to click. Again, they walked up to you. Even when there are no discounts. 3. User didn't choose to make Honey their salesman on every store. The entire process is happening outside a regular user's view. It was just a coupon finder, which is what the user wants. 4. User is not getting a better deal as businesses cooperating with Honey can suppress codes.
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  221. ​ @drvoodoo3073  Tulsi's job is to be a Russia shill first, a US govt representative second. Why would Tulsi distrust the IAEA?
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  222. ​ @drvoodoo3073  being an Army veteran doesn't mean being a good person, how many left the Army and became criminals?
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  223. ​ @romankolar1438  that's all of tech - during the cheap money era they overstaffed tech companies. Anyway if twitter had too many engineers no need to go abroad.
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  224. ​ @LifeEnjoyer-jo6yb  So because he's a businessman he's king? He wants to use American soil, American infrastructure, get American contracts and American tax cuts... but won't hire Americans? He could go live in China or India. But he won't.
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  225. Putin can't back out. All the hardliners and Russin nationalists Putin riled up to get support for the war will turn against him.
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  226. ​ @chasemurphy2  so to secure a future for Europeans he decided to wipe out West Slavs to make room for Germans...
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  227. ​ @reredrumuoy  Is Julius Ceasar hated today? He genocided millions but nobody cares. Time heals all wounds as they say. The same will happen to other historical figures.
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  228. ​@Volfur2251 Engines costing more is kind of offset by Unreal 5 becoming the standard. Fewer studios are making in-house engines.
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  229. Not when they're working for weapons programs.
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  230. ​ @marcogenovesi8570  That's the US Marine Corps.
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  231. ​ @scorcher117  Jonathan ARYAN Jafari moment
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  232. ​ @jacobburns3515  because Musk tweeted it while in a K-hole? The Dems have been battling Trump since 2015, you'd think they have released the evidence?
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  233. ​​ @erythreas34  The thing is that they wanted character progress in PvE. So you can't let people unplug the internet, turn on the hacks, grind, turn them off and then switch to online. Obviously the underlying reason is profit. But they can't "just make it offline" without making PvE a glorified practice mode. It's also supposed to have coop. Obviously I don't condone buying the 250 dollar DLC (plus tax). But if they did it the simple way people would whine too.
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  234. ​ @ExploderMaster18  how is it a psyop?
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  235. ​ @garymcjerry  Most of the wear and tear on a car can be addressed by swappable parts. The battery pack issue should not be as complicated as it is, nor made even worse by making the battery part of the load-bearing chassis structure as it has been proposed.
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  236. ​ @mckendrick7672  they absolutely did
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  237. Iran supported the Houthis, Hamas and Hezbollah. The IRGC attacked Israel.
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  238. ​ @TuhljinTampergauge  Not all things are genetic. For example cleft lip is 20-50% genetic and the remaining environmental factors. You can be genetically fine, but pregnancy smoking or obesity leading to development issues.
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  239. ​ @Hardcore6166  the agreement was that NATO would not move into East Germany. Stop lying.
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  240. ​ @pizzarollking4397  the printing of money requires taxes - it creates an adjustable demand for USD which compensates for the introduction of currency.
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  241. So they're just being paid? Or being mind controlled? It's all Elon Musk robots under rubber skin?
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  242. Japanese. He fought in Pride which was a Japanese MMA promotion and he married a local there and had a few kids.
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  243. Can you buy a house for the same price of a phone?
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  244. PR people get directives on what to do. Ever seen Russian recruitment posters? The PR people sneak Sasha Grey, Johnny Depp and Billy Harrington into the posters because they hate the job lol
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  245. ​ @anklebender5138  I know PhDs who have used ChatGPT just to see how it does in their field.
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  246. There is another way to explain it. We're all facing population collapse. Birth rates are dropping even in Africa. We hit the peak number of children in the 2000s, population in the world is not growing via reproduction but by ageing - third world countries are seeing massive increases in average lifespan. Rampant immigration is a desperate stopgap measure because they KNOW that integrated immigrants have similar birth rates to us. They're trying to keep the ball rolling for a few more decades, then maybe WW3 starts or something.
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  247. Defend? They conscripted them and used them as meatshields. The mother eats its children.
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  248. ​ @djjazzyjeff1232  Different subject entirely. They got a ton of surplus gear that only had refurbishment and shipping costs. Defending a border should be done with handcuffs. Ukrainians defending their country (not border) is done with missiles.
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  249. Lying about what?
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  250. ​ @RyanSchliessmann-hd2nn  Same reason Dresden wasn't. It's war, dawg.
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  251. Depends. For example videogames stores are relatively small and haveno carts so they're displayed in the open. But large chain supermarket stores which sell videogames keep them behind the glass along with the expensive beard trimmers and massagers as people would just hide those items and walk.
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  252. ​ @sasakihayse4535  Russia? Ahahah you should look it up, they're very "multiethnic".
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  253. Monetize the haters. I'd actually respect it.
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  254. Sacco and Vanzetti absolutely did it, the claim that they were scapegoats is a long running leftist cope.
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  255. Materials and construction techniques made building houses cheaper. It's not just computers that got faster, you know? Houses increased in size because one load bearing structure can hold a wider ceiling above without issues while in the past you needed to increase the number of support walls and thus require more material and man hours.
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  256. ​ @nickmagrick7702  What a way to type a lot but say nothing
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  257. People choose to get nose rings. You can't pick your race.
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  258. Unfair comparison. They're both scummy for different reasons.
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  259. Bro Hasan vs Sam Hyde at the Wrestlemania would go hard. Book it, Vince.
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  260. Because that place was mostly empty. It's really far south.
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  261. ​ @Notyouraveragename  Gen Z didn't have a choice, HP was already popular when they were toddlers.
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  262. In the UK where there are licensing requirements they investigated the possibility of psych evaluations. Their conclusion was that it wouldn't weed out those willing to lie and eventually enough people who passed evaluations would talk about their experience and allow others to game the system.
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  263. ​ @info0  Hydrogen is just less energy efficient. Combustion with hydrogen has so many problems that hydrogen fuel cells powering electric motors is the only way. It's just electric but with more waste.
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  264. ​ @rustinpeace770  the joke is that they wouldn't be able to make a reliable electric car.
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  265. ​ @PugilistCactus  the F-14s were sold to the Shah before the revolution and they were not nuclear. The Iran-Contra affair was an attempt to negotiate the release of hostages by selling weapons and spare parts. They were mostly things like anti-tank missiles, not nuclear in nature.
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  266. ​ @cylontoaster7660  It's not about deciding based on an ad. I got some Marshall headphones. Yeah the brand that makes the guitar amps. They were on a massive discount which put them on the same bracket as the equivalent JBL ones. The marketing worked on me. I used to play guitar, I like the square design of the ear cups, and people think of rock music when they see the Marshall logo. That's cool. Now if Marshall rebranded to this 2020s slop I'd get the JBL ones. Not because an ad changed my mind but because the brand is no longer cool. The entire marketing industry has spent decades getting consumers to identify with brands. It wasn't enough to promote a product to generate sales, they had to go further and make us think we represent the brand and the brand represents us. But this is a double edged sword. Now they run the risk of trying to appeal to a type of person you don't want to be or be associated with.
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  267. Israel is not a NATO member.
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  268. ​ @chuckmarius323  But the riot started before the game
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  269. Cope. Then why did the US strike the mountain and leave? How did they take the oil with airplanes? Why was Iran bragging about their nuclear program?
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  270. Just don't use BetterHelp lol
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  271. ​ @GloomSkullCandy  haliburton is an infrastructure and fossil fuel contractor, not military contractor. God it's been so long people actually forget Dick Cheney's company got contracts to BUILD stuff in the middle east, not bomb it.
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  272. ​ @andrewb138  The American defense sector contracted to a tenth of the size compared to Eisenhower's time. So by Eisenhower's own opinion we dismantled the MIC.
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  273. ​ @Angus.MacGyver  Dude with the PMC Wagner profile pic complaining about war and distabilization...
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  274. Ballistic missiles that cover the 1400km of distance are always expensive. They essentially reach the edge of space.
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  275. Dude had a face for radio, you think we'd have tons of posts of him looking ripped and travelling?
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  276. ​@der-Dritte Not "actual war". Dudes take potshots at you with rifles left by the British Empire 100 years ago and you call in a F/A-18 to drop a 1000lb JDAM on their sniper's nest.
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  277. If suddenly everyone is wearing yellow pants I'll wonder what memo I missed.
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  278. Why do you think meteors burn when they come down?
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  279. I agree because the influencers/reviewers make sakes and Honey just freeloads. But Honey makes up for it by charging a lower rate on comissions and offering retailers to hide coupons so that in the end the companies are dissuaded from blacklisting Honey. That's the three pronged attack.
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  280. They don't save you money. Because businesses lose money, Honey is essentially using mafia tactics to get businesses on their side. Honey will hide coupon codes and you think you got the best deal when you didn't. You lose money.
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  281. ​ @danielrios6396  Where's the proof?
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  282. If BMW sold you a car saying you'd always get the newer engine installed, then they refused to upgrade your engine, that would be a legitimate complaint.
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  283. 2014? The president realized he'd be prosecuted for ordering police brutality so he fled the country.
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  284. ​ @-Kailinn-  So all the youtubers advertising Raid Shadow Legends, Nord VPN and Ground News don't care about the things they talk about?
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  285. Shawn Ryan (Sean Palmisano) lied about training Keanu Reeves for John Wick 3 years ago.
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  286. Last time the US was about to defeat North Korea China entered the war.
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  287. Being effective requires delivering a similar result. You mean efficient - you get a dodgy final product but you save in resources to the point it makes up for the lost quality. Effectiveness is getting to the objective standard, whether you skimped on resources or wasted them.
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  288. ​ @kassygendron3022  when statistics say X% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck never forget that includes the people earning 6 figures too
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  289. Rampage's life would have been different if everyone had a cellphone with a camera back then.
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  290. It does hurt you. It hurts the content creators you watch, and hides coupon codes from you as Honey is essentially using mafia tactics to pressure businesses to work with them. Honey will hide codes from you.
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  291. No kidding. Don't want to go into detail but a friend of a friend was in a night out in Belgium, her last night over there, and met a guy. He asked her to come to his place. She had a gut feeling and declined because it was her last night before the flight anyway. Without saying anything that could be identified, her coming in contact with him left evidence that exposed the dude as a serial killer. She had to be questioned by interpol until they figured the evidence was not hers but from the dude she had been in close contact with.
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  292.  @flexibleaspect  One of the few actually blaming the hospitals which I respect, but it's the insurance company that goes to the hospital and say "F off, we're not paying 50k, we're paying 20k" and gets the hospitals to back off and lowball their fees.
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  293. Even Tulsi Gabbard has backtracked. Trump was right.
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  294. What do you mean disagree with the Ukraine war? If you disagree, you have to go after the culprit. Not the victim.
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  295. China and Canada signed a military cooperation deal in 2013.
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  296. Lmao the "combat veteran" account being used to talk about South Africa
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  297. ​ @Senumunu  Pretty much everything about Tulsi is slimy. She's always doing the anti-war shtick when it benefits Russia to stay away, but defends the Afghan war and civilian casualties.
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  298. ​ @blanewalker5512  I can see each bottle being 1lb
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  299. What about WW2? Russia and Germany split Poland. Then Germany invaded the Soviet Union. No red line, just Operation Barbarossa. Russia then used Soviet Ukraine and Soviet Belarus as meatshields.
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  300. ​ @clutchboi4038  Drug decriminalization worked because instead of being charged with a crime for simple posession, you get redirected to rehab. Americans presumed you could copy the Portuguese solution without making the tough call of getting people to quit. The War on Drugs did not work.
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  301. We still use manual machines even though CNCs are the big dogs. In fact back then factories bought a ton of manual machines and used a jig to lock it down and only do one operation. So even though the machine was manual the operation was quasi-automated to save time and just hand off the part to the next operator instead of one worker doing all the operations himself on the same machine.
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  302. ​ @Rill_1  Non-fiat currency can't back an economy. You dream of deflation because your savings will be worth more, but that's a fantasy. Human activity generates far too much wealth for money to keep up, which is why expansion of money supply is necessary. A slight inflation is good because it promotes consumption as assets appreciate over time, deflation means that holding onto money is more profitable which collapses economic activity.
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  303. So Iran lied?
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  304. To be fair, Stephen Thompson was trained by his father and he's known as one of the nicest guys ever.
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  305. ​ @PartisanHypocritesEverywhere  "which is illegal in the UK" Okay but legality isn't morality. In my opinion she might as well be open carrying an AR15. So what else you got?
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  306. ​ @Spearhead45  Can we hear those questions?
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  307. ​ @umungus518  the 2 trillion are nowhere, the Pentagon was moving paper records to digital and recipts were missing. If you go grocery shopping and lose the recepit that doesn't mean your money was stolen.
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  308. ​ @nev.catalyst7478  And that was around the same time CS 1.6 started having billboards on maps.
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  309. ​ @BoinkrNanis  Insurance isn't gonna cover it. The point is that your life is worth more than the job.
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  310. ​ @CrackinJacks138  Kinda. With no security guard people will feel bold and shoplift. When there's security guards most opportunity shoplifters don't try. When the pros give it a go despite security, when caught they drop their stuff and run knowing that they won't be chased. You basically take care of 80-90% of losses by just having someone in uniform stand there. Most people stealing don't want to start a fight, unless they're homeless and looking to spend the night in jail.
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  311. NATO only formed because the Soviet Union took over half of Europe. The UK declared war on Germany to help Poland. When asked to let Poland get independence Stalin said "Nah". It was a huge betrayal that indicated Soviet expansion and forced Europe to stick together.
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  312. ​ @fernandovillagallga8637  but many people take pride in earning what they have. No matter how materialistic you are, you know which things you earned and which you stole. Taking pride in thievery is beyond materialism, that's a different mindset. The rich are getting richer... and the rioters never go after them. Funny how that works.
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  313. I mean back in the day workers were paid in company script. Minimum wage being for kids is a modern revision, back in the day adults were exploited.
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  314. The life expectancy is probably because the food isn't crammed with sugars. Because if you got something stronger than the yearly sniffles universal healthcare will have you wait.
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  315. Sq ft increasing is undeniable but building became cheaper with better materials and techniques. Sq ft increased because you can build a larger house for the same cost as a 1950s home. And banks offer worse conditions on loans because they want people to be pressured into buying larger, so real estate developers have no incentive to divide property into smaller lots with modest homes.
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  316.  @peytonalexander5300  Why give any validity to those people? Yeah, it's not a mystery that people jump to conclusions and associate things that really aren't even in the same category. I'm not saying people were not looked at with suspicion. I said that plenty of people who were looked at with suspicion simply did not address the rumors and let it blow over. You completely misrepresented what I said. Anybody with a connection. Okay. His job was literally get connections. So if a criminal is at a party and meets one of your friends, and he asks him for your phone number because he needs to talk to you, does that mean you're suspicious of a crime if he has you on his contacts? You can't look at the book as some kind of evidence of blackmail. It's a paper version of a facebook friends list. Nothing wrong with asking questions. But there's more pertinent questions that you could be asking, and if you do society will tell you it's perfectly acceptable to meet the rumors with silence and not give attention to the internet rumor mill. This is completely flimsy in comparison to many rumors floating around. Yeah, and he's the guy at the top. There's a chance he doesn't even know what goes on in the studios and doesn't care to know about anything else that isn't how much money they're bringing in this quarter. You're tying accusations that have been brought against other people to the person at the top who has nothing to do with the crimes committed, because his name is on someone's phonebook. A phonebook with almost 2000 names.
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  317. "He didn't have social media, fed plant!" - says person behind an anime pfp
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  318. ​ @dakotareid1566  that's just nostalgia and Gen Z discovering stuff from when they were kids
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  319. Electronics and services have plummeted in price since the 50s. In the 1950s things we consider easy to afford were huge expenses. The level of tech in a smartphone would cost more than a house in 1950s. Technology progressed. Instead of netflix you paid like 50 cents to watch two movies and then put a few coins on the jukebox while getting your pepsi float. Cheap luxuries.
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  320. Bruh they reach the top of the atmosphere and come back down, they are basically doing reentry like astronaut capsules.
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  321. Free speech. It's incredibly hard to sue in the United States.
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  322. That didn't happen. Iraqis and Americans defeated ISIS. Americans left Afghanistan and the Taliban defeated the ANA, not the US troops.
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  323. ​ @bryan-f00  Youtube will autoflag perfectly normal comments, the algorithm has a hair trigger.
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  324. The US went to war with North Korea already.
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  325. One guy fired warning shots at people firebombing his house and he spent 2 years in court because prosecution argued that if he had time to retrieve his firearm and load it he wasn't obeying safe storage laws. You can use your firearm in Canada, but by law it must be stored separately from ammunition so be ready to explain how you loaded it in time.
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  326. And then what? He goes to prison and his son gets raised by the state?
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  327. ​ @JojoJoget  WRONG. Human wave attacks are mass attacks to overwhelm defenders. Meat wave attacks are small groups of troops meant to inch forward and eventually be defeated, for the next wave to reach the position the previous attack dug in.
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  328. ​ @DrakyHRT  You couldn't reliably buy ships in game due to frequent wipes and loss of progress due to crashes/bugs. So people bought premium ships as they are "permanent". The wipe frequency slowing down made grinding for ships reliable. But this is recent.
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  329. It's okay I've met my fair share of PhDs who became alcoholics or straight up act like alcoholics without being addicted because academia fried their brain.
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  330. ​ @Exactly17777  Germany caused the downfall of Europe. Not only it caused the loss of lives of millions of Europeans, their hatred for Britain had them allied with Indians and hatred for a certain group had them allied with Muslims. Their plan was to literally cleanse Eastern Europe. How do you consider this to be good for Europe?
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  331. You can't move an entire bunker with a nuclear facility inside.
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  332. Saddam did have WMDs. The stockpiles were found but kept secret. Journalists found out in 2014 after investigating the soldiers in the VA who were being treated for nerve gas exposure.
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  333. If you draft an email you have zero proof it's real. You could say it was Trump emailing you to tell you that Taylor Swift controls the drones.
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  334. ​ @williamhestilow4021  Gen X got high off their own supply trying to revive the 60s counterculture. Gen X was the one that started dyeing hair back in the grunge days. Millenial emo and Gen Z e-girl aesthetics are just copies of what Gen X was doing.
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  335. China wants to seize land from Russia.
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  336. What happened to the dude who planned that? He got canoed. And John Cena announced it live on WWE.
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  337. ​ @NickKautz  one of those "all PR is good PR" types. So I guess Elon profited a lot from his hand gesture, right?
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  338. "The only time I care is when the OF creator has kids" - Okay, and how many OF creators will have kids in the future? 90%? 70%? Even if only 50% of OF creators end up having kids, that's still 1 out of 2 OF creators deserving your judgement. How can you claim to not care and then care?
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  339. SC is absolutely a scam. Ever heard about Theranos? They ran blood tests through regular labs while trying to make their machine work. SC went from selling jpegs to only having a hangar, to finally having an alpha, and now they rely on FOMO to sell ships which they eventually nerf to sell newer ships. CIG is basically trying to build the road as they drive, as long as funding continues they'll keep going but if funding stopped right this second they couldn't finish the game.
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  340. The problem is that we're starting to see all the people who took that advice clogging the funnel. The trades aren't what they used to be.
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  341. Tulsi Gabbard is not a scientist or inspector. Who cares what she says?
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  342. ​ @KaleidosXXI  They got him to endorse Hillary lmao he absolutely would play ball. Bernie was absolutely based on the F-35 and the gun issue, but Dems forced him to backtrack on the guns.
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  343. Do not redeem
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  344.  @AlexIlinet-o5u  That's not how it works. When you gamble with others' money they start to pull it out. And people pulling out the money creates a rush to withdraw.
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  345. Funniest thing is that these people whined when businesses put the added cost of a minimum wage raise to receipts.
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  346. Starlink is disabled over Russia
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  347. ​ @ZOMBIEo07  bro there's no intelligence involved, the scam works precisely by tricking the consumer, not the company. They use the consumer as an unwitting accomplice.
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  348. But the personality change as a result of a trip could.
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  349. ​ @chromeinox  How will people be informed to not buy it if people don't raise a stink?
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  350. Not true. Less than double digit deaths 2016-2021, most due to mines and unexploded ordnance. Accidents.
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  351. Gold has no real value other than being good at being a currency. Gold can't back an economy, we produce too much wealth and gold backed economies become deflationary.
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