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

  1. Aka Guam? And even Hawaii makes money off Japanese tourists with gun ranges despite the laws being stricter than in the rest of the US.
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  2. Try to do that on a police officer.
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  3.  @rayiram8544  Why the skepticism? Anti air missiles past a certain generation usually have an inertial navigation system to keep an updated track file on their position if the launching site for whatever reason loses radar track or communication. Adding a rudimentary ground attack system would be comparatively simple in the grand scheme of anti air missile development. If the missiles are close to their retirememt date it's worth shooting them to save more expensive missiles.
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  4. Because in Izyum and Lyman they said everything was fine and were forced out. This time they decided to minimize the embarrassment by just announcing it before the situation becomes desperate and everyone starts crying on Telegram.
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  5. I'll explain: The kill radius of common offensive grenades is just a few dozen meters, but injuries at a hundred meters are possible. That's why during military training they usually have walls or ditches to cover behind. The powder used as explosive is a low order explosive, meaning there's not a lot of blast. The main killing and injuring agent was the shrapnel/fragments/whatever, and the human body is good at stopping it. A nail at high velocity is very light and will lose speed fast.
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  6. +Hiaruga but... everyone is allowed to have 50 cals, HKs, FALs, and Tavors. Only the tommy gun would be illegal due to it being automatic.
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  7. Cordel White "downloaded offline"
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  8. Donald Trump is on the NRA's side. NRA can't make money out of printed guns.
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  9. What devastating defeat? The Taliban were pretty much hunted for sport and then the US left.
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  10.  @rider3859  You're a bot.
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  11. +gaspalito R ah so basically the same laws that the anti-poor and the anti-black lobbies have pushed for to make sure they can't afford to exercise their rights. We have hobby sized CNC machines. 3d printers. People have always managed to replicate guns out of lathes, drill presses and hand files. You think overtaxing guns will stop us?
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  12.  @eugeneoreilly9356  They had Ukrainians and Lend Lease on their side.
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  13. +Nigel Stevenson if ARs are on the table then so are all semi auto weapons.
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  14.  @SC4RRiGAN  it's not WWII anymore
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  15. ​ @ceramica.detail  Already being broken into.
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  16. Victor Ct this isn't easier at all. 3d printing is a iffy process that requires some thought and trial and error before you succeed. Meanwhile steel tubes are widely available.
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  17. Cody Wilson started this under the Obama administration...
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  18. You're willing to lose your life every time you step into a car seat. You know the risks and you accept them.
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  19. Kicking ass by retreating, getting repelled from Bakhmut, etc.
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  20. ​ @apacademy  There weren't millions of civilian deaths as a result of the US invasion of Afghanistan or Iraq.
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  21. +MrPepsicola123 that's not the point. Guns are lethal force. Shooting to stop means aiming at the chest and pulling the trigger until you see the target react. Don't want to kill a suspect? Don't use a gun. I'm interested in this device but normally, if you draw a firearm is because the situation is serious and if you shoot, it should mean that if the perp dies it was a righteous use of force. Not shoot because the cop "felt like it".
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  22. I'm European and pro-gun. Is your mind blown yet?
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  23.  @nigelsteven1884  What? Serbia was genociding their neighbor.
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  24. Google supports China, though.
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  25. It's a good thing because then people will realize that it's not about "reasonable gun control" and the ban will never get passed as law.
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  26.  @deadquaithe143  so? Never seen people protest in front of a business?
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  27.  @АртемАртем-л4э  All men have military experience in Russia. Cleaned toilets for a year during conscription? Military experience. Got an exemption due to university or health issues? Still able to be mobilized.
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  28.  @SC4RRiGAN  they did that since February
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  29. The knowledge is already commonly available everywhere on the internet. Terrorist organizations spread literature so that isolated cells may operate on their own.
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  30. The mobility scooter brigade.
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  31.  @lediapronica2249  The dark green uniform is associated with Russian/separatist forces, the Ukrainians use a lighter shade of green.
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  32. Ukraine recaptured more land in 4 days than Russia can take in a month.
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  33. Giving that the US government is always itching to be responsible for the deaths of people over their own incompetence (NDAA, PATRIOT act, Fast and Furious scandal, etc), I'd say that the citizens deserve the second amendment. I'd really love to have another example, specially because it might sound insensitive due to your nationality, but some fascists in the 30's blamed Communist terrorists to gain the support of the public.
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  34. They've beat the Russian volunteers.
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  35. The US wasn't at war during either of those. North Vietnam broke the peace agreeements and the US wasn't willing to restart the Vietnam war so they left. Similarly in Afghanistan, the Taliban and Kabul had a peace deal. The Taliban made alliances with the tribal regions and took over territory after the US withdrew combat troops.
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  36. Nobody leaves it out. It's a justification clause. Like saying "the right of a free press being necessary for the security of a free country, it is the right of the people to publish their sentiments". Who has the right to free speech? The people or the press?
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  37. +Mozart Rocha They are. Guns are lethal force. If you use a gun as less-than-lethal that's torture. It's inhumane. Guns are last resorts. To claim that the police guns are not for killing implies guns are less than lethal and can be use sooner. Using a gun implies a chance of the perp dying and cops shouldn't dare to think otherwise. They must know discharging a firearm brings consequences and thus only emergencies warrant deadly force.
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  38.  @profftrefelling2000  "I'm against the current thing! Now Im the bad guy! Im the victim! Disrespect me so I can cry about it on my videos filmed inside a truck!"
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  39. Spray paint cans are a thing. Easier than printing.
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  40.  @mseeross  It didn't screw over Germany.
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  41.  @elcarto22  "essentially you'll sit out this election in a self-righteous snit because your guy didn't get the pick?" - honestly preferable over people continually picking the lesser of two evils What he's doing is more honorable than being a party bootlicker.
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  42.  @elcarto22  "(there's really only one, and you know it)" - I really want you to elaborate on that. Because I really want to see you struggle. "self-righteous purists" - says the guy who wants everyone to vote for his guy, you're the purist by denying choice "If you write in Bernie, or sit home twiddling yourself, the result will be the same - you will have willingly dropped the single chance we'll all have to steer our future in a direction we all want and need" - lmao I've literally heard this shit every election. Every single election you people pretend it's the end times and this time it's gonna matter. No. It never was. The fatalism was only you people shilling for your masters. "And nobody will record or give a shit about you 'honorably' dropping out of being an actual citizen." - being an actual citizen means going with the flow and mindlessly committing every single mistake every 4 years? That's not being a citizen. That's being a drone. "over the horror that would be another four years of Trump" - lmao "Better a realist who can put my vote to an actual use" - yeah and the actual use is putting another rich guy in power "How many Starks do they have to behead before you figure that out?" - wow a pop culture reference, do you people do anything except watch TV? You people have compared politics to Harry Potter, Star Wars and Game of Thrones, it's a fucking joke.
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  43.  @cptkirkpyro5656  Yes. Extreme temperatures sensitize the AN. But you can also use a detonator and booster charge. It will detonate.
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  44.  @superherophysique1037  "if you show your taxes....anything outside of that is pure baseless assumption." - why did his son get a cushy job in Ukraine? No assumption, just fact. He was gifted a job he is not qualified to do. How would using one's power to get your son a cushy job end up in someone's tax returns?
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  45. +Henry Hungaski because tying up children on your instagram account is fucking normal
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  46.  @brucewayneissober6915  Oregon oblast? If NATO could join the war Russia would be done in a week. Russia can't even defeat an allied nation, how they defeat the most powerful military alliance in the world?
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  47. Kek it's "immoral" because you're losing? Get your draft papers in order, son!
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  48. The fight for Mariupol saved the country. Russia lost a ton of troops there.
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  49. Fredrick Williams you do realize that independently of the lawsuit all the files were shared YEARS ago, right? You can find them all over the web.
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  50. Why? Do you miss all the children he killed with drone strikes?
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  51. They've declared the bridge to be a target months prior. Even if someone else did it, the memes were ready.
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  52. Porn is that easy dopamine release that can take hold of your life if you don't control it. It's a little harder to get the taste for murder unless you actually start committing them and enjoying it.
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  53. Dzop - The Piano Gamer nowhere in military requirements is "multiple people in short amount of time" a bullet point. The average soldier doesn't kill anyone in the average engagement. Armies fire dozens of thousands of rounds for every enemy casualty. If guns were meant to kill multiple people in a short time nobody would survive war and come back home.
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  54. Zelensky was elected because he was pro-Russia. It's like you forgot who Poroshenko was.
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  55. Everyone parks jets in the open.
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  56. About to capture Bakhmut for two weeks.
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  57. The retreat was predicted two weeks ago when the Kherson leadership evacuated the city.
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  58. Scott Ritter needs to stop looking for kids in chat rooms.
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  59. Retaliate with what? Their army is trapped in Kherson with only marginal supply lines.
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  60.  @Roller_Ghoster  Again, you justified it with hospitalization rates. Not infectiousness. Someone who isn't infected cannot spread. It's not a strawman argument. A strawman is erecting an easier form of the argument and taking it down. This is an analogy. There's actually contagious diseases that cause cancer but that's beyond the point. Someone with cancer has the choice to not fight it. Same as having the choice to not fight the coof. A person vaccinated and infected can still spread it, so there's just no justification to let infected vaccinated people enter. My chances of dying are about the same as getting a severe side effect. There's no point. How am I posing a threat? If I get vaccinated, I can still infect them. At I won't have serious symptoms so I'll spread it easily. While if I get ill, I'll self-isolate and protect them. Let's see how wise your life choices are when the powers that be finally admit the shots are causing antibody dependent enhancement.
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  61. The CEO did not work in healthcare, he worked in insurance. Why are hospitals charging so much that you need insurance in the first place?
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  62. If you're against war, you have to be in favor of sending the most powerful weapons that make the aggressor hurt beyond belief. People always remember to not touch the stove when the fire burns them. Take Putin's hand and stick it on the flame. Ignore the screaming. Make it memorable. And make sure Xi sees it too.
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  63. +tom king and there are also 80% lowers, which you can buy freely and finish at home. Seriously 3D printed ARs aren't a problem when literally anyone can make them out of aluminum.
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  64. You've been exhaling pathogens all your life. Your breath has always been dangerous. Are you sure that you want to live by these standards? Because this is just one bug. There's millions more.
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  65. "Yeah why are they assuming her gender? It's spokespeople!" - Justin Trudeau
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  66. There is the small difference that Kim and Tom did not beat the shit out of a man. Say what you want about Zimmerman, but we still live in a world where people are innocent until proven guilty. Unless you can prove that Zimmerman killed a man and inflicted self-defense injuries on himself before the police arrived, what he did was perfectly legal. 17 year old. As if that changes anything. Trayvon Martin was a man, at age 17 you're big enough to kill a man with your bare hands.
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  67. There were no nukes over Vietnam. Chill.
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  68. +Ray Mak the plans have been online for years. Gun deaths aren't rising exponentially.
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  69. lol lmao even
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  70. They're active duty now.
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  71. +Jo Fisher except that media has no link to plane crashes, while studies have proven that media reports on shootings are so sensationalist that they drive copycats into committing more shootings.
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  72. ​ @davidb2206  The US won against the communist insurgents. The VC were nearly totally wiped out during the Tet Offensive. After Warergate shook things up, North Vietnam broke the peace treaty and invaded the South.
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  73.  @davidb2206  The Tet Offensive was almost like a last ditch effort so see what it sticks. It was an unmitigated disaster. It's the 10th round in a 12 round fight and your opponent uses his last remaining strength to throw bombs. Do you throw in the towel or just hold strong, then pick him apart when he's too tired to fight back? Dead men walking are a thing. There's people with fatal wounds who decided to keep fighting for a few more minutes. Just keep shooting. You're trying to portray this as anything other than shock value. You are acting on emotion. Germany couldn't do a Tet Offensive because any equipment that could be used by a guerrilla force was needed at the frontlines, so there was never a true effort to train and equipment the mythical "werwolf" units. If they could muster the effort, they'd have done it, and it would be incredibly annoying to see people crying about it on youtube comments 80 years later.
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  74. They're abandoning Kherson.
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  75.  @spanch1bobr  He's not a mercenary and the pay is extremely low.
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  76. I understand the nuances of geopolitics but whoever says that issuing a huge pardon to the butchers serving in the Russian army is saving lives needs 5 minutes in the ring with a very pissed off Ukrainian.
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  77. The escalation is only coming from Russia.
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  78. Through history every kind of weapon was "military style". In fact many people hunt with surplus military rifles. Pistols, revolvers and shotguns were used by the military as well. They used everything civilians also had. It was only in the first half of the last century that civilians kept purchasing older style guns for tradition's sake, due to higher cost of new technology, because the technology wasn't good enough or because they actually believed myths about newer guns being worse. This created a fictional "divide". You know what are real military style weapons? Mortars, artillery, grenades, things that actually serve military purposes. A rifle or pistol sidearm? Fulfills the same objective as a civilian rifle or pistol.
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  79. Strategic defeat is a thing.
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  80. +shaka deveaux lmao the NRA was founded by the Union, not the Confederacy, in New York, not the South.
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  81. +shaka deveaux they didn't block research, they just managed to get the CDC to not fund studies which would be used to support gun control. You can get funding from anyone else (such as anti-gun billionaires like Bloomberg who donate millions for these causes), just not the government. And you know why that happened? Because some researchers kept publishing shoddy studies with poor methodology, essentially getting money for doing bad science. Want to blame someone? Blame the anti-gun researches who abused the system and ruined it for the rest.
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  82.  @lediapronica2249  I did. There's no white anything in the hand. Even if there was, waving white objects is a common indication of surrender.
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  83. CR RC this shit has been available for 5 fucking years.
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  84. +aussie jim most countries don't have assault weapons bans. I mean, a ton of countries have dumb gun control laws, but not all countries are dumb enough to think that a gun with black plastic is more dangerous than a wooden stock gun.
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  85. That bomb is carried by plane, they cannot fly heavy aircraft into Kherson due to anti air missiles.
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  86.  @Sunny45553  But the propeller would wind up the net and get stuck.
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  87. +Goo ogre child porn harmed children in its creation. Posting the code that allows people to encrypt files is free speech. Actually shooting someone harms people. Uploading the code for a 3d printed gun is free speech.
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  88. Oh you want regulated social media. Suddenly they're not private businesses anymore?
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  89. The bridge was used to haul massive convoys of military vehicles. Russia attacks to cause pain to civilians, Ukraine strikes to reduce enemy forces in the frontline.
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  90. They declared a retreat lmao
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  91. They have no ability to carpet bomb, strategic bombers cannot enter Ukrainian airspace.
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  92. >Of course an assault rifle isn't optimal for both home defense and safety considering it may, or most likely will, penetrate walls and risk hitting loved ones or neighbors Actually, many 5.56 loads will reach the FBI minimum of 12" in ballistics gel and still break apart after a few sheets of drywall. Meanwhile, pistol and shotgun ammo that is considered suitable for self-defense will punch through more sheets. My thing with the blind is - they're not mentally handicapped. They will know if someone climbs on top of them and starts punching them in the face. In most self-defense shootings, NO SIGHTS ARE USED. The defendant can't see what he's aiming at because the attacker is so close that he/she can't bring the gun to eye level. In self-defense, you're so close that you're more likely to have to stick the gun into your opponent's body and pull the trigger without any aiming than take a 35 yard shot. Just the fact that criminals are aware that blind people can carry can possibly save a blind person from being a victim.
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  93. >A smart thief would avoid making noise either way, making it harder for you to know where to shoot. How the hell is that a bad thing? The blind person wasn't hurt.
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  94. >To shoot someone all you have to do is aim the gun You make it sound easy. If you haven't had experience you will miss. >In my opinion it takes a lot more guts to stab someone or hit them with something heavy and actually watch them suffer You have to watch people suffer with guns too. Why do you think there's soldiers coming back with PTSD? Even drone pilots get PTSD, and all they have to do is push a button from thousands of miles away. The kind of people who gun down a ton of people are sick, having to stab people isn't a problem for them.
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  95. +FreakOUT591 that would imply Tears Morgan ever says anything based on a study.
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  96. caecandy "you could read the writings and theory" depends on who wrote it. If it's not science, I don't care for it.
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  97. caecandy Oh. Hearing about pronouns and "privilege" in an argument rings so many alarm bells, I thought said theory was some ramblings on a tumblr page by someone without any scientific degree. Don't dilute actual science with SJW hogwash. It undermines the credibility and objectiveness of the study.
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  98. There are kinder eggs in the United States. It's not FDA approved for consumption but it's not illegal to be in possession of them.
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  99. phreak761 honestly it would be funny if the FDA wasn't such a fail. Either way, you can buy Kinder eggs in the US. And eat them.
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  100. phreak761 There's a meme going around that Kinger eggs were banned to protect children, therefore guns should be. The premise isn't true.
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  101. Kherson was abandoned by Russia a week ago. The footage is old and can be shared.
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  102. Trillions spent in the US every single year. Nothing. 70 billion given to Ukraine, and they do something useful with it. Seems like they're better at using the money.
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  103. It wasn't a coup. The government voted to havd elections.
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  104. There was no excution, the Russian soldiers faked a surrender to kill Ukrainians so they were dealt with accordingly.
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  105. Still an improvement over Russia.
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  106. +nnamdi nnachetta that's like saying you can't raffle a Ford car because a Ford was used to slam into a crowd. What if it had been a different gun? There's millions of AR15s out there, it's an extremely common weapon. It's the media's pea brain that's seeing connections where there aren't any.
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  107. Shy Incredible the government can't control the internet.
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  108. JokersSerious okay, let's say you stopped Cody Wilson. Back when his website got taken down thousands of people downloaded and reposted the files. People have been doing this without Cody Wilson's help. He's playing the villain you want him to be while thousands of people all over the internet kept developing 3d printed guns without becoming famous. How do you stop it? You can't. Can't stop the signal.
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  109. +tripsaplenty that having a military style haircut doesn't make him a Nazi?
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  110. Cope
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  111. General Dynamics Griffin II won the MPF light tank competition.
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  112. I've seen the satellite images. And the media did report on it.
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  113. 20 dead children are negligible in the sea, or better, ocean of 12-18 year olds who are shot because of criminal activities/while committing criminal activities. Stop missing the forest for the trees. The US has massive problems but they keep throwing sand in our eyes so that we ignore them. >that is like fucking for virginity If guns are to violence what fucking is to virginity, why do governments arm their police forces, their armies and their security personnel? Your logic is dildos.
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  114.  @axlpuff5017  "Biden is a weak candidate, his policies do not inspire passion in young people and he can barely string a coherent sentence together these days. He'll probably lose to Trump. But the only way to avoid another 4 years of Trump is sadly, to support Biden" - ahahahahahah
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  115.  @elcarto22  "Tell me, exactly what has your 'political purity' ever brought you in the lifetime you've been voting?" - The good times I've had dunking on people for being lemmings. "I've never found a single political candidate I've ever agreed with 100%, and never expect to." - So you're gonna vote for a guy you disagree with 99% simply because there's a guy you disagree 100% in power. Seems legit. "not because of what I personally want, but because of what the majority of the Democratic voters are willing to go along with" - Lemming. "I'm just pragmatist enough to see when playing your game gives zero results." - Your way is netting zero results by consistently electing "the lesser evil" and thus leaving us with a system where the only choice is evil. "I know which one gives the best overall chance for our future" - lmao. Did you see the video where Biden said that Bernie joined Trump? Dude's losing his fucking mind on camera. What future? "I'd rather that my future be decided by folks who actually use their brains" - your future is being decided by the evil you continue to vote into office. "As for my 'pop culture' reference, do folks like you ever post, other than to find things to bitch about in other people's posts?" - Just stop equating the downfall of the Democratic party as some kind of heroic struggle from Harry Potter, Star Wars, Stark Trek, Game of Thrones, any Disney or Marvel movie. Thank you. "You haven't actually answered a single thing I posted" - I did.
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  116. Ammonium nitrate detonates. Seen in many industrial accidents.
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  117. Beyond parody.
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  118.  @shoribrother  Ancient cold war weapons. They're not sales, they're loans and free aid. The weapons have been bought and paid for decades ago so it's not a weapons sales event. It's just Russia losing against old Western equipment.
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  119.  @shoribrother  The deals to replace old weapons which would need replacement in a few years anyway. So the deals happen now, but the deals that were supposed to happen in the next 5 yeas are lost.
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  120. Whataboutism
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  121.  @superherophysique1037  "If he released 21yrs of his tax returns...then it should exonerate him of any accusations of corruption" - no, it doesn't. If you release your tax returns it only allows people to check if you have discrepancies. It doesn't mean you're not committing fraud, omitting income, or straight up being corrupt. Corruption doesn't necessarily manifest itself on your tax returns. Like if you used your position in politics to get your son a cushy job that would be corruption but nothing about your tax returns would change. And your son's tax returns would look legit because he was given a job through which he gets legal money. No offense, but you honestly believe that simply having tax returns that look right automatically exonerates anyone?
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  122.  @superherophysique1037  "there is a lack of common sense here that believes someone is corrupt even after you release your tax returns." - what does that even mean? If you release your tax returns it simply means you're not hiding legal income to dodge taxes. If you have illicit income or any other sort of corruption, that doesn't show up on your tax returns. People don't file their tax returns with "I used my position of power to get my son a cushy job, please don't make this information public or I'm fucked". "Tax returns leave a paper trail leading to a crime." - You think drug dealers file their crimes with the tax returns? Jesus Christ, the tax returns thing is only regarding tax fraud and whatnot. If you commit a hit and run it doesn't show up on your tax returns. Conversely, you can be corrupt in politics but none of it showing up on your taxes. If you help a company make money through your position in politics, and in return that company invites you to perform a speech and they pay you 100,000 for the speech, that's legit income. It doesn't prove any crime because it's perfectly legal to get paid for the service. "It's hard to push corruption when someone is being transparent like that" - classic misdirection. Don't tell me you're falling for it. "so I say again...if he is willing to show his tax returns" - and I say again, are you fucking 12? For real, are you a literal child? Do you understand that "corruption" doesn't show up on your tax returns? "then shouldn't that exonerate him of any back door deals" - of course not!
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  123.  @superherophysique1037  "I mean you even quoted the very thing that you didnt even address....which was anything outside his taxes is baseless assumption" - it's not baseless assumption that his son got a cushy job that he isn't qualified for. That's a fact. "US intelligence agency" - why do you keep mentioning "intelligence agencies"? This isn't an intelligence matter but a justice one. "to look into Biden" - looking into someone requires political will to do so. Just because a government isn't willing to go after another government guy that is not evidence of innocence, if anything it just cements the fact that corruption exists at every level of government. ".so your whole paragraph is you just putting up the very thing I rebutted. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯" - Nope, I am literally defeating every argument you have while you run in circles and use fallacies to shill for a shitbag. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  124.  @superherophysique1037  I can't even process the level of shilling one has to lower himself to. You practically said that releasing tax returns would exonerate someone from all crimes. I don't give a shit Joe Biden pays his taxes. I would actually respect him if he was committing tax fraud. But you can amass unexplained revenue as long as you don't report it, politicians have means to mask what they own so that they don't come under scrutiny. So what people get in trouble over unexplained revenue? The real corrupt guys use corruption to get explained revenue, like a book deal or getting paid heavy sums for speeches. "And to scoff that there is no corruption can show up on you tax returns?? Lol" - corruption doesn't show up in your tax returns. The act of being corrupt doesn't appear on a piece of paper. The revenue you get from corruption might, but someone in politics for literal decades knows how to keep tax returns clean.
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  125.  @victorsmiity2326  lmao not even doxxing is beneath you people
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  126. I agree that killing is out of necessity. If hogs are not killed, they spread pretty easily. Killing mothers and babies? They'd kill you for a spot on this Earth, and we're killing them to control their population and prevent damage to our resources. You're using an emotional argument to justify your beliefs and your agenda. In a factual sense it doesn't matter if they are younglins or females. Females will carry more babies and babies will grow.
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  127. They ran out. They manufactured missiles. Then they wasted them.
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  128. Because they have to. Even if you shot someone in the street in plain view they'd say you are the "alleged shooter".
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  129. Kaiza in Australia they already make submachine guns out of metal... This changes nothing.
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  130. Trough history, guns have been carved out of wood for single shot purposes (they'd crack after one or two shots). Criminals in jail have made them out of hardened paper.
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  131. Hope the bear is mad that one woman chose a murderer over him.
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  132. Armies are smaller today. Back then you needed more manpower because you had less cars/trucks, machines, no drones, etc.
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  133. Ukraine is defending itself. Russis is attacking. It's inherently different.
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  134.  @a.brekkan4965  No, it's not the same because defensive and offensive operations are inherently different. The defender has an advantage. This is clearly seen in Bakhmut drone footage, where Russian forces are charging into positions already littered with bodies from the previous charge. The losses are insane when you go on the offensive with conscripts.
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  135.  @a.brekkan4965  But Ukraine has professional soldiers for offensives. And their amateurs have had months of training and combat to become pros. It's Russia that lost their professional soldiers and now has to resort to amateurs. For offensives. So yes, still different. Ukraine has the troops for offensives. Russia doesn't, and sends them to die anyway.
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  136.  @a.brekkan4965  But they aren't, as evidenced by Ukrainian combat capabilities. Russian OSINT estimated Ukrainian irrecoverable casualties and they're much lower than Russian. You read that. Where? I can read things too. Many are fabricated. Ukraine isn't suffering colossal losses because their retained combat effectiveness disproves it. Colossal losses hinder combat capability. Even a 20% loss reduces combat capability to a minimum.
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  137. There are no practical EMP weapons.
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  138.  @dougdownunder5622  the reality of Russian losses in Bakhmut has arrived, but people refuse to see it
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  139. Most weapons Ukraine has are Soviet/Russian.
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  140. "they did not create the constitution at all with regard to minorities" didn't they actually put a law on the books that said that importation of slaves had to end within 20 years as a compromise to get support from slave owners in creating the united states? aka they foresaw the abolition but could not put it in place without pissing off powerful people?
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  141. A garage doesn't win a war. You can blow up a thousand garages, doesn't mean anything when Russian soldiers are getting defeated on the ground.
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  142. >WELL REGULATED MILITIA For the record, you dig yourself on that hole. The basis of English language is not up for discussion. Despite your interpretation of the 2ndA, the justification clause is NOT more important than the operative clause. That's the first point. The second point, is that the operative clause states that it's the right of the PEOPLE, not militia. Third, the "scared cats" have been carrying guns everywhere, except gun free zones - where shootings happen.
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  143.  @brucewayneissober6915  It's Russia in some crayon drawings posted in a Kremlin fridge. The guns on the ground have final say, and it's Ukrainian guns doing the job right.
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  144.  @jamesgo2014  that's not even whataboutism, it's just make-stuff-up-ism. Name any instance where America forced people to vote at gunpoint, annexed territory and then threatened to use nukes.
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  145. No glory. Only death.
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  146. He's got 5-10 years tops.
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  147.  @petitben5240  I bet you don't even pay taxes, stop whining
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  148. +Pussy Destroyer you should have donated to the GOA, because the NRA have proven they will roll over and accept gun control.
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  149. Cope lmao
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  150. They'd just deny you not on the basis of money but they have no experts on that surgery you need, or the surgery is experimental, or the wait times will be so long you'll go nuts anyway. Healthcare is like being a mechanic with the car running. Only a select few can cut into a body and fix it without making it worse. Making it "free" doesn't change the fact that we don't have infinite resources.
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  151. The paint moved overnight?
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  152. Russia already tried to killZelensky multiple times.
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  153. The Dnipro isn't a barrier because Ukraine has the right bank of the river in Zaporizhzhia. EDIT: I see you brought it up yourself. Taking Kherson eases pressure off Mykolaiv and Odessa, thus allowing an easier push in the East.
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  154. The missiles are already paid for. Why would they need cheaper weapons if they were not running out?
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  155. That's not how it works. There's always a percentage of the population which is naturally immune and doesn't get affected. Those people will pass down their immunity genetically because it was always part of their genetic code. Immunity you gained through exposure does not get passed down genetically because it doesn't alter your code. So if anything the "problem" will live and outbreed.
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  156. Russia can leave whenever they want to
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  157. Sure. And Russia's 5-6 million USD cruise missiles are taken out by 20-40k ageing MANPADS.
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  158. Would they? They like to use that 700,000 number, but that's not really the number of people who were prevented from buying a weapon - it includes false positives and delays. Criminals don't get BG checks when stealing guns or buying them from other criminals. Am I against background checks? No, against federal laws regarding universal background checks. A private sale within state lines with my legally owned property isn't the feds' business, it's the state's.
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  159.  @hollyshmit9956  funny, people bitch and moan about police brutality but then want them to enact revenge.
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  160.  Philip Freeman  if you're actually a former cop and you're that violent then surely we should start talking about how many violent psychopaths apparently are fit for duty. Police is law enforcement. Not judge jury and executioner.
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  161.  Philip Freeman  that's the problem. What if you got the wrong person? You shot an innocent man in cold blood and your defense was that he was a "rabid dog". And a lot of cops on active duty think like you. They are the liability, they are the rabid dogs. "then they deserve to die at the hands of the state" - the state cannot be trusted. There's too many wrongful executions and way too many people exonerated from death row by DNA evidence or whatnot.
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  162.  Philip Freeman  you sound perfectly balanced and totally don't make me think of cops as psychopathic murderers.
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  163.  @itsAmeOFP  1st comment - You don't give it time. It burns through potential hosts before it can change. 2nd comment - By delaying the spread you created the conditions for the infectious agent to change. Not every mutation is beneficial. By widening the timeline you have created the conditions for natural selection to breed a strain that collected mutations beneficial for itself while less infectious strains become unable to jump from host to host. If it happened all at once, the different mutations would not have had natural selection and all the diverging strains would be similar enough to make people immune. With a naturally selected strain you increase the chance that immunity won't work because this new strain benefits from infecting people who were immune to the previous strain already, and thus it changed enough to evade. Think of a cancer. It's also playing by the rules of natural selection. Your immune system is primed to take out misbehaving cells. But a misbehaving cell that keeps itself hidden from the immune system will last longer and keep reproducing. So the cancer grows and the body is not primed to fight it because all that mass comes from cells that have adapted to stay undetected.
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  164.  @itsAmeOFP  "I don’t think actual time passed makes much of a difference" - But it does. If everyone was fighting off the infection at the same time it would burn itself out. Now that there's people who have been infected and recovered, we allowed it free reign to potentially recycle hosts as a new strain. "it’s the number of replications that increase the likelihood of a mutation" - Sure. But if the same mutations happen over a longer period of time you're always ensuring a pool of hosts to draw from. "Every additional host increases the chance of a mutated pathogen capable of circumventing antibodies/vaccines/etc, and/or increased contagiousness/lethality/long term damage" - But it's preferable for it to starve itself of available hosts. "you could have a scenario where any individual in the set of infected people could be the host of a mutated strain capable of circumventing antibodies" - But everything's going down at the same time. Now we're stuck in a loop where we'll stay in lockdown due to a new strain, then during lockdown the new strain gains a foothold, we have to go into lockdown again to control that one, rinse and repeat. Welcome to our new normal.
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  165. Budapest Memorandum. The US pledged support to Ukraine if it were invaded.
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  166. Nope. Many cold war boomers are Republicans.
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  167.  @himeshthungaturthi3215  China is using a social score system which they use to judge how "good" of a Chinese citizen you are, they are trying to perform ethnic cleansing on Uyghurs, etc. They're a totalitarian state and Google is willing to help them for profit.
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  168.  @fishlivesmatter  NATO doesn't make a fuss about being attacked, it just attacks back.
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  169. +Yansky let me preface this by saying I'm pro-choice. You can't really weasel out by saying "it's controversial". You can't say those who are against abortion need to say they'd take the child. That's like saying that if you're against burglary then you have to stand guard for people's houses. I'm for abortion but I can't fault people for being against something they see is wrong, and thinking something is wrong doesn't mean you have to step in and make it right. Now for the part I'm more knowledgeable about, can you actually talk about these guns "capable" of mass murder? Can you explain to me what makes them dangerous? Or are you just parroting words?
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  170. Oh no Russia moved 2km towards Bakhmut. After losing like 12.000 km2 in a month.
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  171.  @cj1745  Actually, missiles meant to knock down aircraft are telephone poles. Usually air to air missiles have some altitude, and speed, because they're launched from aircraft. Surface to air missiles start from the ground and zero speed, so they need a large rocket booster. They also can miss the target by a few meters, so they need to carry a large warhead to make sure a near miss can still knock down the aircraft.
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  172. Most of the world doesn't care. Only 14 year olds with a holier than thou attitude laugh at other countries. I'm pretty sure the rest of the world has bills to pay and children too feed and can't be arsed to think about America.
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  173. G Lee soldiers also used revolvers, shotguns, bolt action rifles and muskets for war. Are all those weapons of war?
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  174. dub2459 and how many did the Oklahoma city bomber kill?
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  175. What for? Ukraine is beating Russians on the ground. By the time their air defenses are depleted, Russia will be depleted of men.
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  176. The Marines recently did.
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  177. +Claudia Maher there's an estimated 8 million AR15s in the country. Good luck finding all of them.
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  178. And don't forget, the same cops crying that they don't want to face a 19 year old with an AR15 despite outnumbering him 4-to-1.
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  179.  @jetli740  Why?
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  180.  @m.a4491  Are there giant mountains in Ukraine? Flying high makes a drone easy to see on radar. It doesn't habe to cover Kiev. It just has to stand in front of flight paths. After several drones go down, Russia programs new flight paths. This allows Ukraine to funnel the drones into defensive weapons.
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  181.  @wayneburton8168  "The countries doing well against Covid are the ones following science" - Can we get some numbers?
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  182. Cope, Ivan. Devastated Ukraine looks no different from Russian towns, and they're doing too.
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  183. Does it work in Brazil? No, criminals make their firearms at home. Despite having 20x less guns, Brazil has much more gun murder.
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  184. +Adam K aren't you being the racist for implying that people living in non-white neighbourhoods (non-whites) are too dangerous to own guns while people who live in white neighbourhoods (whites) don't create as much danger when armed?
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  185. Billions spent on homelessness in the US, nothing gets done. Billions sent to Ukraine, they destroy a major military threat. Maybe the homeless should make themselves useful like the Ukrainians.
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  186. Ukrainian missiles depleted, Russian men depleted. You don't win the war by making Ukraine run out of SAMs when they're making you run out of men first.
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  187.  @guillermoelnino  They wouldn't surrender. Zelensky can't. 85% of his own people want revenge, they want the Russian army to be broken and Crimea retaken.
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  188. Cody Wilson's kind of printer is worth 2.5k USD used. 5k new.
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  189. If Russia kept their promise not to invade, their army wouldn't have been destroyed.
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  190. The Russian air force, just like many former Soviet countries' air forces, was not set up to penetrate and disable enemy air forces. They're just larger than Ukraine's air force. But the pilots have low hours of training, aircraft lack parts, they have small quantities of anti-radar missiles, and a significant lack of precision weapons. The US not only has guided bombs but also glide bombs which extend the range from which they can be dropped - this helps disable air defenses.
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  191.  @thehunt8r  Ah yes, the "neutrality" where Ukraine is just a vassal state to Russia. Now Russia will have to become China's vassal state. What goes around really does come around.
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  192.  @hellothere5154  They don't own those goods. They belong to Ukraine. Nobody is getting to Russia.
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  193. Autonomous guidance would punch through the jamming.
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  194.  @harriemeeuwis978  Russian source Atomic Cherry estimated 25k dead and disabled by August 8. Add 10k if you want over the last 4 months. Maybe 35k KIA and maimed. I care deeply - which is why I want the people who caused that suffering to meet their fate in the battlefield.
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  195. They tried to kill Zelenski last year.
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  196. +JoLayne Skoglund handguns are semi-automatic. I mean, revolvers aren't, but they fire just as fast. Even in the UK semi-auto shotguns (which are very destructive at close range) are hunting weapons and legal. You claim to support the right to own guns, then at least research about guns before using your "gun rights supporter" status to support gun policy. The vast majority of countries allow semi-automatic weapons. A lot of hunting weapons are semi-auto. Can you actually name a feature of an AR-15 you can't get from a hunting weapon?
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  197. Jotaro Kujo you do realize that he is armed to the teeth? Right? Why would anyone want to get killed by him?
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  198. And they'd fall on Belgorod.
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  199. You mean Shoigu.
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  200. Don't be a sore loser.
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  201. Yeah, 1% of them. Whoopeti-doo.
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  202.  mike hokitch hokitch  unfathomly based
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  203. The money train ends when Russia leaves.
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  204. They most likely burn in the atmosphere.
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  205.  @axigon6904  But they had time to babysit a camera crew. Like it or not, you could not leave them alone.
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  206.  @politicaltroll8920  make an exception for one, you make an exception for all
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  207. @hahaimabitch1 You're free to buy a ticket and travel to conflict zones. But you can't go into these wards. Very different.
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  208.  @Roller_Ghoster  we heard that one last year, didn't work
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  209. @Plodding Dream science also offered massive mistakes, you seem to forget that
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  210.  @Roller_Ghoster  You really love bringing up magnetism. Either way, I'm not scared of household chemicals - still won't drink them. Strawman argument.
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  211.  @Roller_Ghoster  95% effective at suppressing symptoms two weeks after the second shot. Meanwhile in the real world, effectiveness rates are dropping to the 50s and 40s based on age group and variant. Data from Israel suggests it's highly effective in people in their 70s and above, but it drops off with age. Also, it fades pretty quickly. Buddy they're gonna require a third shot down the line. If it was 90% effective it wouldn't need it.
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  212.  @axigon6904  If anything, the camera crew has less rights. The last people I'd want in an infectious disease ward would be media. But apparently the hospital board of directors is more concerned in media exposure than safety or who has the right to enter the wards.
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  213.  @Roller_Ghoster  Okay. So why are people being barred from businesses or jobs for not wanting to get the prophylactic treatment?
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  214.  @Roller_Ghoster  It doesn't make any sense. So a symptomatic vaccinated person can freely spread, but an unvaccinated who isn't even infected is barred from entry. Chances of being hospitalized are a personal choice. Why should someone be barred? Should someone who made the choice to not go under chemo also be barred from entering a business? It's not a vaccine considering it's only a symptom suppressor. Those who are vaccinated do not have a head start. They were not exposed to the virus. Neither the mRNA or adenovirus vaccines expose people to the virus. You don't even understand the technology being used. What about those who WERE exposed to the virus for real? Shouldn't they get a pass? How do you get herd immunity if it's still spreading an mutating?
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  215. Time is running out? Why?
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  216.  @emdee_lucky  Not really.
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  217. It's not a restriction. I want Jim Carrey to say all the stupid shit he wants so that I have an even greater excuse to not go and see his movies. And complaining is also protected by the first amendment.
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  218. Most gun homicide is committed with handguns, not rifles.
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  219.  @vargasrafael15  okay, but she got more votes after campaigning in a system that is all about the electoral college. If the election was based on popular vote alone across all states both Trump and Hillary would have used different strategies meaning that there's no way to know if Hillary would have won in such a system.
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  220.  @vargasrafael15  if he's saying NOW then I'd believe it because a lot of shit has happened since 2016. Maybe before the Kavanaugh allegations though, I don't even know if that pushed people back onto the left due to outrage at conservatives or if it exposed the left's tactics even more.
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  221. Would you trust the concrete that got shocked by a blast but "appears" undamaged? Don't drive a 60 ton main battle tank over that span. But hey, you can trust the Russian government instead.
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  222. HIMARS is operated by Ukrainians.
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  223. They're ineffective for military purposes. They're like V1s in WWII. Killed Londoners. But the Allies won the war.
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  224. The caravan moves on, to the tune of three Russian banks needing bailout. You will live through the 1990s again, Ivan...
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  225. Russians are the sacrificial lambs of Putin.
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  226. Peace? After Bucha? After Izyum? You want peace with murderers and let them take territory too? The Soviet Union received massive aid from America in WWII. Also, they had Ukrainians fighting for them back then.
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  227. More and more Russian territory going back to Ukraine. Peskov says he doesn't know where the borders are.
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  228. "permitting gun software" bruh since when do governments PERMIT software? You can find anything online.
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  229. +steve n "plans for illegal guns" you do realize there's plans for machine guns (illegal to manufacture) all over the internet, right? Way before 3d printers became a consumer item.
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  230. +steve n "And yes it is illegal to post those plans, that's what a judge just ruled that's how our gov works" LMAO the plans have been online for over 5 years. It's all over the internet, it's not illegal.
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  231. +Tsinat Gebreselassie an assault weapon is just a weapon with certain features like a pistol grip and a flash hider on the muzzle. It's not any more deadly than any other weapon.
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  232. In college I learned CAD and honestly it's so easy I could teach 12 year olds to use it.
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  233. In a city of a million people maybe one dies per week. The odds are low so people end up learning how to live with it.
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  234. RF needs to grow balls and accept no nukes. We'll be done with them in two weeks.
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  235. And have a backup ground to ground function.
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  236.  @АртемАртем-л4э  Name these experts.
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  237. Ukraine is winning, though.
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  238. >m16 Those cost upwards of $15,000 because they were banned in 1986. Nobody carries that kind of valuable item on the streets.
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  239. Why would they irradiate their own land? It's Russia who is ok with demolishing everything in Ukraine and making it unlivable.
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  240. They already tried
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  241. The terrorist in Christchurch has changed the world. Like it or not but he planned to get a reaction and got it. It worked.
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  242. What would be the point of noticing?
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  243.  @RadarLocked  >crap >wipes the floor with any aircraft at Red Flag Stop listening to Russia Today and cooky jazz music producers like Pierre Spey.
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  244. Piers is a goddamn whack. The UK banned handguns outright, yet assault weapons are allowed - you can convert a 10/22 or buy a M&P-15/22. Why does Piers consider handguns the ultimate self-defense weapon if more people are killed by blunt objects than semi auto rifles (which includes "assault weapons")?
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  245. Fake news lmao.
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  246. Brother the soil in the strait is soft as hell. That spot is compromised.
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  247.  @nanakhreis6934  Whataboutism, favorite argument of Soviets and Putin apologists.
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  248. Russia attacks civilians no matter what. The bridge was a mevessary target to stop the ressupply of troops.
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  249. ​ @anyakosta364  Biden broke the rules by delaying the withdrawl...
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  250. DPA the clown lmao
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  251. No world peace when you reward the war.
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  252. But the US resoundingly defeated the Taliban. It just signed a peace deal and left. Like said in this documentary, they are capable of just going back again. Can the Taliban survive another culling?
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  253.  @inamulkara  The US didn't accept an unconditional withdrawal. The Taliban broke the conditions. The Taliban's control isn't solidified. And Afghanistan is not at peace. Not only there's a spat with Pakistan (former Taliban supporters) there's also the terror attacks by ISIS-K. Ironically, the US had given indirect support to the Taliban by conducting air strikes against ISIS-K.
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  254. Their trained soldiers are either pushing daisies, missing limbs or trapped in Kherson.
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  255. Hogs don't have a lot of eyesight, so if you shoot one they'll scatter, and there's a chance one might run at you. Not a fun thing to happen, and you'll want a semi auto.
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  256. There is a sugar alcohol that I'm not going to name (not that it can't be found in two minutes of searching) that can be used to react with sulfuric acid (car batteries/drain cleaner) and potassium nitrate (fertilizer, stump remover, etc). It will create an explosive somewhat "similar" to PETN, the main composition of Semtex. In the London bombings terrorists used an explosive made with acetone, sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide (oxigenated water). All easy to obtain.
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  257.  @SC4RRiGAN  The Russian people can see whatever delusions they want. Those who know the truth are running away.
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  258.  @RahulPncl  Syria was attacked by Russia. It was Assad who killed his own people with the help of Putin.
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  259. The warmongers are in Moscow. Russia is not the victim.
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  260. >what if the guard is on the wrong place? Well, that doesn't cause more shootings than NOT having a guard. Seriously?
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  261.  @kimberlys8422  google is cooperating with China. A literal dystopian regime currently performing the ethnic cleansing of the Uhygurs - a Muslim minority in China.
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  262. "If no one has been murdered in your town since 1981, but you still feel you need all those guns for protection" that's like saying "if you haven't been bit by bugs then why do you wear bug repellent?" Maybe the bug repellent has something to do with the fact I haven't been bit???
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  263. Even if you switch search engine you're still tracked by Chrome. Even if you switch to another browser Android itself is compromised. Your answer is basically either discard your privacy or refuse to use phones... we as consumers can't demand for a better product?
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  264.  @dalecrocker3213  forget the land route, it's under artillery range
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  265. Maybe put someone else in power who doesn't launch rockets from your homes to use you as human shields. Just an idea.
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  266. Haven't you seen what they do to the crops? They'll bust the fences in no time. You'd have to put a full on Berlin wall fence that not only goes up but also goes down into the ground so that they won't dig under it. You get a fence for your backyard. When your property has several acres it stops being cost effective to put fences you'll have to replace all the time.
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  267. Lmao stand with Russia, you'll fall just like them.
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  268. Did they lose?
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  269.  @NaZelensky  But did they lose?
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  270. God is clearly on Ukraine's side. Stop begging for His help.
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  271.  @als3275  All I know is Russians are getting punished.
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  272. +Jeremy Parsons and those flare guns typically have a lip inside that prevents a real shell from being inserted and detonated inside them because the plastic will explode in your hand. The 12 gauge flares do not have the same dimensions as common shot-shells. Ironically Aguila makes those mini-shot shells and I think they fit in the plastic flare guns. Don't try to fire it unless you really hate your hand, though.
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  273. Peace will come when the warmongers stop breathing. They're Russian. Ukraine is taking care of them.
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  274. >bigger country >most gun deaths that occur are deaths that would happen anyway (criminals killing criminal rivals) Gun crime has been low in the UK, so it's hard to compare the US vs the UK, but the fact is that are more gun crimes this last decade than before the bans. The only limiting factor in gun crime in the UK is the supply of illegal ammunition.
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  275. Funny because Russians think they're superior and Ukrainians are just country bumpkins.
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  276. Wait, the CNN also scripts everything and manipulates the facts, but they're not master manipulators as well?
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  277.  @SteveGillham  conspiracy theory lmao the guy can fondle children on camera and you'll call it conspiracy theory
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  278.  @SteveGillham  https://duckduckgo.com/?q=creepy+joe+biden
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  279.  @SteveGillham  Nice of you to upvote your own comment. I have to provide a link to the sites? Why? I already provided the evidence. It was your job to point out the evidence has been manipulated. "These theories started on 4chan" - What theory? The pictures exist. There's no theory. "you picked it up and believe it true" - No, I simply saw the pictures myself. Years ago. I didn't need to pick anything up.
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  280.  @SteveGillham  "the pictures where cropped and mislabeled to give false narrative" - show the originals, then. "Each example I can give you the real back story to the image, instead of the fake narrative that was put out to smear." - then why didn't you?
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  281.  @SteveGillham  You need to back up your claims. I'm being manipulated? Worst case scenario and I'm wrong, I simply didn't trust powerful people. All is well. What if you're being manipulated? Worst case scenario, if you're wrong, you're defending criminals and disgusting monsters. So, simply not trusting politicians is the safest bet. "I don't like Biden, yet I don't spread fake rumours about him." - you've defended him multiple times by claiming the images have been doctored and bringing irrelevant narratives to the table. You don't like Biden, but you defend him. You don't spread fake rumors, but you run your own narratives without evidence. So which is it? Also, "rumours" is British English. Foreign interference? Ahahaha.
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  282.  @SteveGillham  "You think there is no harm in you spreading these rumours, well there is. It's has major affects on society, just imagine if lots of people on the internet started saying you were having sexy with sheep, and then you lose your job over it even though it was completely false." - If there were pictures of me fondling sheep then I guess people would be suspicious. "If the stories were true Biden would be locked up" - That's ridiculous. First of all, you can't say that because lack of conviction doesn't imply that the crime hasn't been committed. There's people who obviously committed crimes but walked because of connections, jury intimidation, technicalities, etc. Second, there's an entire history of rich and powerful people not getting in trouble for crimes. Considering how obvious it is that what you're saying can't be a real litmus test, you're at this point 100% shilling for Biden because of the levels of denial necessary to say such ridiculous things. "If you believe it true then report Biden to the police as it's your duty to protect children" - and tell them what? That Creepy Uncle Joe likes children jumping on his lap? That's not an actionable complaint.
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  283.  @SteveGillham  I already backed them up. It was you who made the claim that the evidence was fake, and then refused to back it up.
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  284.  @SteveGillham  that I have backed up and you failed to disprove the evidence. Did Joe not touch those women?
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  285. I heard the disinterest in the world cup in Germany is so high, the economy will actually be boosted by the productivity that won't be lost on game days.
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  286. ​ @lettheflamestakeover  It's the Kremlin???
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  287. carol Lund their designs have been published for a long time. Their website was blocked but the files were downloaded, reshared, improved, etc.
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  288. "tonight it will be legal for you to make your own gun" - that's how they started the report, literally word for word. I'm sorry that you can't see this for the sorry ass piece of propaganda it is but they're literally trying to pretend that "HURR DURR TONITE WE HAVE DOWNLOADABLE DEATH" when the fact is that this shit has been spread over all corners of the internet in 2013 and now that government officials have petitioned for the site to be blocked they are pretending these heroes in office are the only thing preventing 12 year old Timmy from massacring 50 people with a single shot piece of shit handgun. They have reported on this before. They probably hoped people forgot about it, and they probably did. Half the comments here are acting like this is a "time is ticking" situation when the clock hit midnight years ago. Sorry, but you have no business defending these lies.
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  289.  @SynterraSteen  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XZ_jxBh-4c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRa6t_e7dgI
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  290. If you reduce the guns in one country criminals will go elsewhere. In case you didn't know, drugs and illegal immigrants come from Mexico all the time. Why wouldn't they sell drugs to gangs? In Mexico the cartels have machine guns and anti-air rockets.
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  291.  @davidb2206  In WWII the Germans weren't divided between East and West Germany and East Germans managed to infiltrate West Germany. You're like the second person I encounter trying to make this nonsense point. A German can't just go to France and pretend to be French. A Vietnamese person sympathetic to the communist regime can take a trip to a city and stash a few weapons. Also, funny how everyone is so focused on what was essentially a massive terrorist attack. The Tet Offensive was a massive military failure that happened to result in a political victory by demoralizing the US public. You're just going to bring up examples of bad stuff no matter how unconnected they are.
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  292. It doesn't matter if you use adblock. Google tracks you all over and sells the information anyway. Even if you block ads you are still useful to them because it tracks consumer habits.
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  293. It's a civilian grade rifle, though.
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  294. Irresponsible? How? Are people going to kidnap women because they saw it on an ad? Are straight men and gay women going to think more about sex with women than they do now, causing them to become rapists? It's the fact that it was political satire? Sick? Hardly. What other people do in their privacy and their kinks aren't for you to judge.
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  295.  @fuzz..  Yes, but people say similar things happened to EXCUSE it.
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  296.  @fuzz..  What part of Pho-King Soup's comment triggered Shery Awan?
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  297.  @janvanhof1469  It wasn't a fight. It was a car coming up to an intersection and slowed down.
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  298.  @walkfromwalkstreet  The bombing of Yugoslavia was a sad event but the fact is that defenses prioritized their survival over defense of the country, so the bombing of infrastructure had to be carried out to pressure the leadership. If anything, it's much more forgiving than Russian tactics. The highway of death was an attack on a military column. Unless an enemy army has surrendered, it's legitimate to prosecute the target to deny the enemy warfighting capabilities.
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  299.  @fuzz..  There's writing down memories on a journal/diary, and these people posting the same damn comments everywhere. Look at other threads. It's not memories. It's arguments.
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  300.  @walkfromwalkstreet  What false news? The situation is not the same at all. Two sides are engaged in conflict and Ukrainian troops are dying for their country. And Ukraine has sacrificed its own infrastructure to halt Russian advance. Meanwhile the Yugoslav forces did use Albanians as human shields. If you want to talk about evacuation corridors, you have to first mention the terms and conditions. Baghdad? There's April 2003 satellite photos showing most of the city still standing, unlike what Russians did. The bombings on Baghdad were directed at Iraqi leadership, Republican Guard targets and radar defenses. And The Ukrainians, who Putin said are brotherly people, are being gunned down like dogs. That tells more about the people you're defending than the Americans.
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  301.  @fuzz..  Nobody's talking about ignoring, it's about how people are employing argumentative tactics. Do not pretend this is just an innocent conversation.
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  302.  @fuzz..  There aren't "two sides". If I'm talking about Soviet atrocities people who go "but the Nazis!" are trying to excuse it and if I'm talking about Nazi atrocities people who go "but the Soviets!" are trying to excuse it. It's not a two side thing. We're not trying to meet in the middle to agree on an allowable amount of atrocity so both sides can be happy. There's people trying to excuse war crimes, full stop, trying to abuse good faith. I don't care how the world gets viewed, there's gunning down civilians and holding fire. They should have held their fire. Full stop.
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  303. Want to say that again?
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  304. Yeah we've been in a massive crisis since 2022. These people have bombs falling on their heads. Sorry but I kind of tune out when your biggest problem is inflation.
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  305. There's already a license. It's called Second Amendment, emitted in 1789 and it never expires.
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  306. +Tommy Maroney you don't need a test or license to own a car (what the fuck is even a "dangerous car"?), just to drive it in public. Most people don't carry rifles outside the home. If you keep a car on your property you don't need a license, you can legally teach kids to drive, etc. My parents taught me to drive in private roads.
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  307. Yeah, according to the map Russia is losing in days what they had to fight for months to obtain.
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  308. You're not an English speaker.
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  309. They think they're military training grounds.
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  310. +caerk maybe because there's 300 million of the fucking things? Where are you getting the money to buy them back? Borrow from China?
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  311. Sean Hovan Cody Wilson uses a model that costs 2.5k used 5k new. Not 100k.
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  312.  @nancyross7935  Most people don't get the annual flu vaccine. It's not an anti-vaxx thing, most people just don't see the point. Yeah, children get the required shots. And most often don't get any more than the required. It's not fear. It's not political. I'm European. We aren't Trump cultists. If you think we all line up for the annual flu vaccine you're sorely mistaken. Most people don't bother.
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  313.  @nancyross7935  Yeah, we get sick. It happens. Most of us don't go to the doctor with the flu, though. We just tank it and push through. I guess we're built different.
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  314. They're going to be EU members, the EU foots most of the bill. The bear cub has been beaten senseless.
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  315. The gangs make machine guns in Australia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH76VoI_hsw
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  316.  @Boxagami  you do realize that the terms are not above the law, right? Also, if you support Google you should know they are building a censored search engine for China, they are complicit in mass surveillance. They are willing to sell information not just to third parties but also evil governments. China is currently trying to wipe out the Uyghur minority. Google is complicit with Orwellianism and genocide.
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  317. Shoigu and Egghead announced retreat from Kherson.
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  318. We also called the Boston Bombers the Boston Bombers.
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  319.  @Hybris51129  Ah yes so if Russia threatens me with poverty, I should give them my money.
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  320. >everyone has guns Maybe their Mafia does, but even they like using bladed weapons.
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  321. You missed the important part where 76% of crimes are committed by individuals waiting trial, on parole or let out early from prison sentence. Of course, if you're a convicted felon you can't be a gun owner. The majority of crime is committed by a small percentage of the population, or do you think that everybody is a criminal? >More guns=more death That doesn't explain deaths caused by disease, suicide, accidents... How do guns influence deaths in general? Brazil has 20x less guns than US.
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  322. It's a tube and a hammer. It's not some grandiose design. If he didn't make it someone else would.
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  323. +steve n you can make a bomb without metal
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  324.  @nitrojunki4249  phone usage during flight is banned by the FCC, not FAA.
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  325. Also, what the hell is a Glock 9? Glock doesn't offer no configuration with that number.
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  326. So if Trump had not disbanded, we'd get an Obama-style response? Aka no lockdowns?
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  327.  Dr. Bas Ackwards  I know, I just want to get them to say it.
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  328. Russia suffered more KIA in 8 months than the US did in 20 years. The cost of bringing the vehicles left behind was higher than the value, so Afghanistan kept them. How is it a humiliation to be wealthy enough to do that?
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  329. When they're no longer operational, they're unable to sustain orbit and burn in the atmosphere.
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  330. And out of 300 million firearms owned by 80~100 million people, existing in 44% of households aren't killing anyone every year. If guns are exclusively for killing, they have a massive failure rate then, Also, how many people die every year on the roads when talking on the cell phone, texting, checking their email on the smartphone or playing around with the GPS? They can bring it on, I've been doing this for months now.
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  331.  @fistbumpbros  The FBI did no such thing. The national crime victimization survey instead shows that there are at least 100k defensive gun usages per year, and the study is biased against it.
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  332.  @tanvirzahir9687  The second amendment doesn't "allow" murder the same way that the first amendment doesn't allow libel or slander.
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  333.  @fistbumpbros  Facts: I don't care.
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  334. ​ @enriquelaroche5370  Ukraine is more militarized and "nazified" than ever before. Ukraine will join NATO when the war ends. Crimea hinges on the Kherch bridge, if Ukraine blasts it for good Russia has to give it up or else the "island" becomes a POW camp for Russian troops.
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  335. Fuck off. Almost every country in the world allows semi-autos. You're telling me the US, which has a right to keep and bear arms, would get one of the most restrictive gun legislation in the world?
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  336. >certain jobs they CANNOT do them without a car "They are exceptions, like military and police. They should need a permit." >the main use of cars is transportation "And yet they are a greater public health issue than weapons." >alot of people would live with ban on cars that go over 100MPH And they're probably also okay with AWBs, because they want a nanny state. Don't use "common sense" bans - they want that. Threaten illogical car bans, because the bans proposed are just as illogical.
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  337. Bro the most motivated fighters for Ukraine are literal fascists. Surprisingly enough, they're the good guys.
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  338. China already told them to not use nukes.
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  339. +7charlierox >"HURR DURR EVERYONE WILL GET GUNS EVEN DEPRESSED KIDS" >"lol I don't know any 12 year olds with the equipment"
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  340. >you can literally just drive into them with a gun what's the point? People get into the US illegally all the time. From Mexico. The same place where cartels have fully automatic weapons and anti-air rockets. Making it nationwide would be useless. This implying that it wouldn't be possible to manufacture guns in US soil - because there's metric tons of tooling that would be thrown away by arms manufacturers. Or not even that - do it like in Brazil: silver solder, sheet metal, drill and files.
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  341. +Stacey Story most guns are semi-auto, most countries allow semi-autos.
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  342. +Shanequa Campbell define this "military grade" for me. What kind of grade is it? What makes the weapon different from "civilian" weapons?
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  343. Not even 7h and this comment already had the Curb Your Enthusiam theme play.
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  344. How is he a genius? This is a V1. Bombed London, still lost the war.
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  345. The difference is that there was a big group that wanted slaves. Those who want more gun control in the US are a minority. There was also no constitutional right to keep and bear slaves.
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  346. But still winning in the battlefield. Power lines can be repaired. Russia can't recover from their losses.
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  347.  @rene8445  They already reached Russian borders.
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  348. There's like 4 million guns in the UK, shut up. They still allow guns.
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  349. >all firearms should be registered Why? Canada threw away their registry. Why? It doesn't solve murders (the same way a car registry doesn't solve "hit and runs"). It's just a database. It's worthless and expensive. >should require a license You don't need a license to drive a car in your property, just to drive in public. Why not the same with guns? >You cant defend yourself against your government anymore You might want to read into Vietnam, Soviet-Afghan war, Afghanistan, etc.
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  350. They're not efficient because so far most strikes have not affected the situation onn the ground.
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  351. Which is why they resorted to using S-300s as ground attack missiles. When your opponent is running low, he stops firing.
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  352. They blew the bridges after leaving. They know they're not coming back.
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  353. +Roy Merritt isn't Army Intelligence an oxymoron? Because I'm pretty sure people like you have also participated in this discussion and admitted that the US is a logistical nightmare to contain a rebellion in. The US military has "superior weapons" but the population can easily stop the logistical backbone that keeps it fed with ammunition and fuel. You think a convoy would survive an American highway unscathed to keep the F-35s fueled and armed?
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  354. +Vendicar Decarian you're right, the NRA will roll over and accept gun control to protect profits. We need to replace them with people who will defend the 2nd Amendment and never back down. Maybe Gun Owners of America should take over...
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  355. >cars are pretty much impossible to live without They are as easy to live without as cocaine. I spent the first 20 years of my life without driving any car. >there is a lot of regulation already in place Only in public roads. You can drive anything from a tank to a go-kart in your property. Just like guns, most states require a permit to carry. The "fast car" can be more effective, but I don't doubt a lot of people would live with a ban on cars that go faster than 70mph.
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  356. The library was not related to the attacks. The third bomb was not deactivated, after the two blasts they cut the signal on cell phone antennas because they thought the detonators were cell phones. That's probably what stopped the third bomb.
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  357. They are winning by all objective means. Russia lost its professional army, has no initiative, and is trying last ditch defensive lines to hold Ukrainian advances near the 2014 borders.
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  358.  @kbean5338  He's hit infrastructure and civilians since say 1.
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  359.  @kbean5338  His arsenal of conventional weapons is failing. He's using Iranian drones now.
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  360. +DeusShaggy "A well-balanced breakfast being necessary for the start of a healthy day, the right of the people to keep and eat food shall not be infringed." --- read that and tell me, do you have to be breakfast to be able to eat? Is it right of the breakfast, or right of the people? Does it say that the food has to be healthy? No, just that you have the right to it. So it doesn't even need to be a well-balanced breakfast. Actually read what the founding fathers wrote at the time, that no free man should be barred from owning arms, etc you don't need to be in a militia. Either way, the Militia Act of 1903 makes all men 18 to 45 part of the militia.
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  361. +L A I guess Brazil is full of drafting engineers because half of the guns seized by police over there are homemade. Jesus Christ low IQ criminal scum in the slums with no access to precision tooling can make machine guns.
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  362. +Poor Finian "Because laws matter, and tells the prospective shooter you will be prosecuted if you do this" - as opposed to being prosecuted for the shooting itself? He was going to murder someone ignoring that murder is illegal, but getting a gun is illegal so he'll think twice. Huh. ""They're just gonna build em anyway so let's not bother drafting laws against it"?" --- the difference is that most laws exist to punish bad behaviour that hurts people. Stealing, murdering, etc should have laws not because we believe criminals won't break them, but because we know they will and we throw the book at them and slam them in jail. Making a gun at home is legal. It's not bad behaviour. It doesn't hurt anyone.
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  363. +A Taurus Knows Best at which point are you willing to stop? Plenty of people have gunsmithing books. Chemistry books. If you want to outlaw information at least be consistent and admit you want censorship.
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  364. Russia announced a retreat from Kherson.
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  365. Stay on facebook.
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  366.  @lediapronica2249  What white band?
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  367. +Campy Camp if they start giving away RPGs I'll want them.
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  368.  Viễn-Phương  they were not destroyed
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  369. They've been ground. 300k civilians to replace 150k professional troops.
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  370. The Colonel who predicted Ukrainian defeat months ago?
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  371. Shoigu announced a retreat from Kherson.
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  372. ​ @Sw4mpette  Dude has a back problem, most likely crippling to the point of needing pain meds daily. If he got away with it, what would he even do? His life is severely limited. Why not let himself get caught and just do the time?
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  373. Minsk was broken by DPR forces. Russia sees agreements as weakness, they never respect them.
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  374. The video uploader was CNN. They had the rights to post the whole thing, by the way. Says a lot about someone who keeps mouthing off and insulting other people. Ad Hominems are not real arguments, they're only the confirmation that you lack the ability to maintain a logical debate. And the stereotype about gun owners? You're the same kind of POS that makes racist/xenophobe remarks. In your brain irrational hatred sounds good, but that's not how it works in real life.
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  375.  @NaibutekiNaisou  "lmao cause jobs don't exist on the internet" - what is that supposed to mean? 95% of jobs do not require people to know what DNS or TCP IP means. The fact that there are jobs related to the internet doesn't disprove what he says. "I don't have the time to learn about football because I have jobs and shit to do" - yeah and there are jobs related to football too, doesn't mean that a person who has a job somehow has to understand football just because some people have jobs as coaches.
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  376. Kherson will be abandoned, according to Shoigu.
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  377. Cope. The best defense is attack.
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  378.  @jetli740  While Ukraine's air defense is depleted, Russians are defeated on the ground.
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  379. You should brush up your reading comprehension, I never said that. My point is that illegal stuff ALWAYS gets around. Drugs get trough the border all the time. But firearms don't need to be planted or treated with chemicals that are on a DEA watchlist. They can be made by drilling, filing, soldering and hammering pieces of steel. They do it in Brazil, India, Philippines, etc. /watch?v=pAOdzCx7Cr8 /watch?v=gNcLjtfj1o0
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  380. Ohhh he's mad.
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  381.  Mehlm   We do have a business - Budapest Memorandum.
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  382. Bullshit. Zuck was assblasted to no end. He looked like he was about to die, at least more than usual.
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  383. ​ @ChinaIsNotOurEnemy  Phased out? And replaced by what?
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  384.  @Sunny45553  The explosion will be near the net. Just put the net where explosions are acceptable, away from buildings.
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  385.  @Thea-gj2or  I cared. Shut up.
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  386. I have played violent videogames before I was a teen. I've never killed anybody. I'm not saying that parents should just buy M rated games to their children but millions of them are exposed to violent videogames and they never killed anyone. Just like if I took those SSRI drugs doesn't mean I'll kill people. It's a combination of factors that pushes people over the edge. Videogames have been investigated for two decades, let's investigate the drugs NOW.
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  387. Because of the beam scattering in the atmosphere and losing power over distance, the energy requirements of a destructive laser would need batteries so heavy the plane wouldn't take off.
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  388. Because satellites need fuel to stay in orbit. A small satellite is less costly to build and launch. A satellite that's meant to stay up there for decades may be a billion dollar project.
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  389.  @stanklepoot  dude fondled children on camera and you call it a conspiracy theory. How delusional do you have to be?
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  390. It doesn't. Kosovo created no such precedent.
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  391.  @Komentariram  Genocide is an internationally recognized way of achieving unilateral independence. Serbia wasn't fighting separatists, they were genociding people.
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  392. ​ @JsfosstdjsfJsfos-lf4tg  billions in MRAPs and M113. Lol the kind of stuff we dump out at sea to help build coral reefs.
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  393. That doesn't make any sense. Using nuclear weapons requires activity in the silos and the dispersal of mobile launch platforms. So it's possible to monitor most weapons which are not submarine launched.
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  394.  @marcusaurelis  No, I wasn't going to refer to that. I'm going to call you out because the censorship is the end goal that's beyond the red vs blue BS. You think you're above it but in the end you just reinforce their plans. Once the misinformation is tamped down, along with all the valid criticisms coming from the left and the right, you'll only have the red and the blue. You'll be stuck inside the system because criticism won't be allowed. You made your bed. I sure hope you won't have to lie in it.
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  395.  @marcusaurelis  So social media is bad and is lying, but I'm supposed to get a Netflix subscription. Oh wow. I already knew of the concepts a decade before that documentary was released, I'm sure it's new to you so you're pretty excited about it and you want to tell others, but no matter how much I agree that social media is a plague I'm not going to argue for censorship. They allow misinformation to run rampant? Buddy, people who said things that are now true have been banned for spreading misinformation back then because the governments and fact checkers said it was a lie. Now it's true and we don't get so much as an apology. Who do you put in charge of deciding what is misinformation? It's the classical who watches the watchmen dilemma? If the government or organizations with interests lie, and you catch them in the lie, if you try to expose them you'll be banned for misinformation. At least think of the consequences before begging for more control.
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  396.  @marcusaurelis  It was all known. I had the documentary described to me and I already knew everything I was told. Maybe there's critical information I was not given by the people who watched it, but everything else was ripe for the picking. If you bothered to look. Nostradamus made predictions. I didn't predict anything. I simply read the information already available. "Stopping surveillance capitalism" - OH. That's a very, very different subject. You're still barking up the wrong tree if you think politicians will help you there. Watch more documentaries. If you think social media is bad, you'll be amazed at what politicians have been doing. You wrote something that was clearly hinting at censorship and pat yourself in the back for predicting a response lmfao
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  397. Seethe, vatnik.
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  398.  @billrosenstein  Nope. Meanwhile Russia required QR codes to ride the bus.
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  399. Jefferson said no free man shall be barred from owning arms.
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  400. The construction of this bridge is highly complex because the soil is very soft there. A big shock leaves the structure compromised, it will need replacement.
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  401. The results aren't doing anything in the field. Russia still loses.
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  402. Boo hoo
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  403. The rail was damaged by heat last year. An oil fire raged all night long. The concrete is heat damaged and the rebar lost adhesion to the concrete.
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  404. They aren't. Hitting civilians doesn't win wars.
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  405. Let's get you to bed, grandpa
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  406.  @TheOpenedScrollMinistry  There's no two sides. The only response from the Russian side is denial and deflection. If they want to have their side heard, they need to behave like humans again.
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  407.  @TheOpenedScrollMinistry  Ukraine refuses volunteers. Russia is taking any man they can, even from other countries. If they are winning overwhelmingly, what happened to 150k professional soldiers to mske them need 300k civilian replacements?
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  408. Leftist? But aren't those who want more governmental control? Shouldn't be the right wing questioning why we are losing our freedoms? Why the government is trying to gain control and invade the privacy of the population by using "terrorism" as an excuse?
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  409.  @nias2631  I googled "tech press AMD bias" because I often research into AMD recent developments and I was looking for cases where the tech press had made mistakes or lied about AMD products to make either Intel or nVidia look good. I got three pages of articles debunking Trump's claims. Now I don't know about you but I certainly didn't want results about fucking Trump when I'm googling about AMD and the tech press. Isn't this bias?
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  410. Look at the map. That's where it's going, defeating Russia.
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  411. +L Bo why is this so common? Self described "legal and sane" gun owners who are clearly against other people having guns. "Cheap guns" and people "who shouldn't be around guns at all" is the excuse from every elitist gun owner who obviously hates the poor and minorities. Since the 60's the government has regulated "saturday night specials" and "zip guns" to disarm the lower classes and blacks.
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  412. +Texas Trad this isn't about "feelings". I am pointing out the hypocrisy of the Fudds and "sane" and "liberal" gun owners. They want guns, but only for themselves. I don't care for IQ statistics - but goddamn it if they're gonna call right-wingers racists I'll call them racists too because that's what they are. Gun laws have always been about disarming the poor and minorities. By being against cheap guns they're the racists. Just saying.
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  413. It was kind of ambiguous and hard to tell which group I was pointing fingers at.
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  414. ​ @toh6261  Dollars are worthless. The weapons do the trick.
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  415.  @toh6261  If I have an old computer that I lend to a friend in need, did that cost me a computer I wasn't using anyway or dollars?
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  416. There are failed and weak states. The US is a weak state. But tell me, are the ghettos under control? Does the police have the capability to sit 24/7 on every corner where the drug dealers make their money? Inside certain parts of the city, the US is a FAILED state. Japan doesn't have ghettos full of drug trade. It's just a weak state. BTW, India has plenty of gunsmiths that make weapons illegally.
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  417. Because they take photos of vast amounts of land? You know, kind of like almost all of the planet is covered by Google Earth?
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  418. Russian missile parts were found in Poland.
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  419. Seems like Western hegemony is pretty solid. Wouldn't you rather be on the winning side?
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  420.  @lolitololito2563  Seems like you can take the petro out and it's the dollar that matters.
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  421.  @lolitololito2563  It's late November, I leave home to go to work at 5 AM and in some days it's not even cold enough to require gloves or scarf. We're not freezing because we're not living in Siberia.
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  422.  @lolitololito2563  It's not western hegemony, it's simply living near the Mediterranean. Russians love it, all the ones with money come here.
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  423. McCarthy is a fool lol the Republican minority leader Mitch McConnell will ensure the US continues to expand military support.
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  424. Getting info readily available from the internet is not stalking. If you had decent persec only an actual stalker would be able to get your info. The world doesn't hate the US. Someone has to be really sad to start hating another country to forget about their own problems.
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  425. Russia started the war.
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  426. "Seize to amaze"
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  427. Copium.
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  428. +Brea Storm most guns are semi-auto. Most countries allow semi-autos. Banning them would make the US one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to guns, more than the UK which still allows semi-automatic shotguns and rimfire guns.
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  429. 600-700 billion a year for the past 30 years to fight Russia and China. 80 billion to take out Russia. Extremely cheap.
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  430.  porn theater mop bucket  Shoigu announced retreat from Kherson. How about them apples?
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  431.  @tkkape  Cope harder
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  432. Nice cope. Russia will suffer another loss and you'll look for more excuses.
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  433. Russians confirmed it.
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  434. They responded to a fake surrender meant to kill Ukrainians and the Russians were the ones shelling the plant.
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  435. ​ @fatalmokrane  Lie. The Taliban showed up after Operation Cyclone. The US armed the Mujahideen.
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  436.  @deidradahl2802  8,000 dead from the invasion, 230,000 dead from the insurgency and sectarian violence. The majority of lives claimed in Iraq were by the hand of fellow Iraqis.
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  437.  @deidradahl2802  9/11 happened because Osama Bin Laden was personally offended at the Saudi govt asking for US assistance to protect them from Iraq. 9/11 was caused by the ego and delusion of a trust fund kid from a billionaire family.
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  438. Putin's war is a failure, yes.
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  439. They're Hitler in this case.
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  440. It was damaged last year and it's harder to strike.
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  441. Used to be. His career is so weak he had to kick a hornet's nest to keep people talking about him until Kickass 2 comes out.
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