Youtube comments of S S (@SS-yj2le).

  1. I kept hearing people claim that she was secretly a republican. Now it is clear where she stands after so long.
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  2. I assure you that most civilians are not even armed to begin with here. Even in heavily armed Texas. Most people don’t carry their guns literally everywhere they go.
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  3. That part of India has a completely different climate from that of Europe and the American west-coast. It extends into the tropics and gets more monsoonal moisture.
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  4. Completely untrue for one. In fact, California has the best geography in the whole country behind only Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and Hawaii varying by what makes good geography. Secondly, California is a huge state with a wide range of geography and weather. There are even rainforests in the northwestern part of the state and the mountain areas in the south like Lake Arrowhead collect a small amount of rain water from the tropical monsoons. Evn the coasts with SoCal having May gray June Gloom clouds hitting the mountains and the fog drip which gets heavier the farther North you go. It is also able to sustain redwoods as far south as monterey county. For earthquakes, they are not that serious and especially with great earthquake infrastructure which we have the best of in the country. For the erosion, those are mostly for certain types of sea cliffs with lose mud and clay that produce mudslides. For the wildfires and droughts, they are common in the summer, but never that bad. Climate change has made them very unusually terrible. The fact that they are happening into winter is what the problem is and even before with controlled burning, wildfires never did anything. For the droughts, we normally get so much water it lasts well beyond summer. There are rainforests in the mountains in the northwest that get over 100 inches of rainfall a year. Though then, if you people want to leave my state, I say go. More room for me and cost of living will go down.
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  5. Better life in the US? They’re leaving Canada. One of the best countries you can possibly hope to live in. Even as more people in one report, were found to have moved from the US into Mexico than from Mexico into the US. There is more than that going on here. I think there are human traffickers involved here.
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  6. I guess Florida did go woke after all. That is where woke was the whole time.
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  7. Still a huge population and gets dense when you find so much of it is covered by the largest rainforest on the entire planet.
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  8. Doesn’t matter. The mind constantly evolves. Whatever is your interest, go for it.
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  9. Unfortunately with what the consequences are if these elections go wrong.
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  10. This explains a lot. Most of my social circle throughout my early and mid childhood were with psychopaths. Also the thugs I use to have to deal with in my pre-teen years and lack of good leadership in school and in my family. It seems to be with military kids too a lot. I ended up with a dramatically warped view on social interactions throughout my teens not understanding what was really wrong. I wish I had better leadership and to have not had social circles of these awful people. I remember being crimes at while I was in confusion about laughing at animals being tortured and waiving Nazi flags at synagogues. It was the only type of comedy and social interaction that had any joy that I really understood. Me being autistic made it harder as I am slower at picking up social cues and have had to work insanely hard to get better at it.
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  11. @amazingcoolyeah There was literally a law proposal in Texas to ban all hrt regardless of age. Not even counting various absurd laws around education, child abuse, dress codes, employment, and law evaluations by people with no qualifications.
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  12. Haitians can be very healthy and many of them are. Quite a generalization of them, you think?
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  13. They also very badly want more people to understand them. Conservatives have under the false label of grooming and pornography, banned the discussion of such in schools.
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  14. For his deception you mean.
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  15.  @user-wu6qb2xl1c  Criminals are civilians and outlawing guns isn't going to make them not seek them out. You also take away guns from the citizens.
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  16. @El Gato Felix California by itself is not just the largest economy in the country, but one of the largest economies on the entire planet. Even bigger than the UK and multiple times bigger than Texas. It is also the most well paying state for employees in the whole nation and has more job opportunities than literally everyone else in the US and most of the world. The best for every single STEM and medical based job in the whole country for pay, benefits, and opportunities. The best public college education system on the planet with some schools even competing with the Ivy League in quality. For immigration, no negative effect on economy. Stress on certain infrastructure if rampant, but no negative effects economically and the immigration rate isn’t even that high here. Minority is subjective as there are different cities with different ethnic majorities here. Regardless, most will find more opportunities here. Also, your claim on lack of opportunities unless a minority doesn’t even make sense as they would be more poor too. Regardless, non-Hispanic whites do better here in California as well.
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  17. That place also voted DeSantis. In my eyes, they are also the problem. It is all of Florida that is the problem. That state is all of the problems of the US combined into a single state.
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  18. I recognize Taiwan as part of China. I just don’t recognize the PRC’s authority over the ROC’s authority. ROC should be the governing body of the mainland as well.
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  19. Most expensive housing market in the state along with other problems isn’t exactly a great state model for California cities.
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  20. Yeah. Getting entertainment and other things from Taiwan is far easier and in my opinion, youku is really bad. It is slow and the entertainment is bland or behind a paywall.
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  21. Then you must not really travel anywhere and have likely never been to Tuscon or Phoenix or the Navajo reservation or the southern border areas.
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  22. They are not more resilient to climate change than San Francisco. Los Angeles I can see as they have more access to water from the rivers and mountains near them from snowmelt. But it doesn’t even get that much more than LA and LA when accounting for Lake Arrowhead and other areas, actually has the same or better water access. It has has more elevation than the central valley which despite drier climate, gets worst outcomes from local flooding. For San Francisco, it get over double the rain that Sacramento gets and way more than the San Joaquin alone. Iy also has all the possible river run off they get combined through the bay while having more protection from higher elevation. On top of that water, they have the wet Santa cruz mountain water which is the same water that also feeds the redwoods.
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  23. @El Gato Felix Oh. Also. We contribute more to federal taxes than anyone else and the right wing states receive the most benefits from them. So also, think about where your money is coming from.
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  24. Life in the US isn’t as bad as India or the Congos. At the same time, why would anyone need to flee Canada? Why is the United States the only destination for these so called opportunities?
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  25. It is. The problem is the fact that people are willing to use them on each other. Not the fact that anyone has them. A gun isn’t going to kill someone. A person is going to use the gun to kill someone.
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  26. Then again. We are talking about the death penalty here. That is not something to take lightly even if they did commit the crime.
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  27. This isn’t a normal dry summer. This is the same type of Mediterranean summer experienced in California and the Mediterranean basin. With climate change, what England can expect is a more Meditteranean type of climate happening in the near future where the summers become dry and the rains return in winter. If climate changes goes really far, England can be at threat of being put in the same situation that the Spain and California are in right now.
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  28. I remember going by those cliffs so many times prior to moving farther north. I think that is the same area that dents slightly in a bit that had previous movement.
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  29. They should be turning to different means to boost the economy. There are plenty of other options. Especially with a country that has huge influence politically and economically. They can make plenty of more money with the fishing industry with them having loads of coastline and sea area. Some volcanic areas can also be extremely rich in minerals to help with their technology industry. They can also do what the Netherlands is doing with their farming. There are countless different options than trying to promote people to put toxic substances in their bodies.
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  30. Most people are vaccinated and vaccinated people. Hence, the majority becomes more likely to be vaccinated. Also, you only said New South Wales. Not anywhere else with widespread vaccinations and you didn’t even define how severely hospitalized these people are. Getting really tired of this misinformation campaign by terrorists.
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  31. There are areas that are completely dried to the point people are walking to islands. That is not going to of use on dry land.
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  32. What do you think the whole point of being a scientist is?! It is to literally figure out what they don’t know. I’m really tired of people being so focused on thinking those that understand more than themselves are being know it alls for stating what they don’t know. Then again, this pandemic has clearly demonstrated what most people value and it is truly disappointing.
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  33. Largely depends. Probably see therapist just to be safe as well.
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  34. Without a democracy, the interest of the subjects are not taken into account. Only the interests if whoever is in charge of the government is. Hence, no accountability for mistakes if it harms the citizens and no reason for leaders to have said interest in taking the subjects interest into account. Effectively being a different type of monarchy.
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  35. France gets that gulf stream along with the Mediterranean waters being quite warm. Versus Hokkaido which has much more continental influence from Siberia while lacking gulf stream influence. Only having that sea of Japan current which doesn’t provide as much warming. Water temperatures also get much colder in winter. Colder water also comes from the sea of Okhotsk which regular brings ice flows and has ports freeze over. That region of France also has the influence of the Alps mountain region that keeps out colder air from farther north and east.
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  36. So much for supposedly having better opportunities to not be homeless.
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  37. The question is why do they want to do that all day? Most of the time, it is traumatic events. Especially among the homeless veterans. They should be given mental healthcare so they can actually put their real personalities to work.
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  38. The results on long covid are still unknown. There are even people who will still test positive for covid-19. Hold off on the conclusions.
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  39. Why are people do bent on moving Silicon Valley away? Why can’t there simply be multiple Silicon Valleys?
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  40. Probably from him not wearing his mask and traveling everywhere. Including out in large crowds. Very irresponsible.
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  41. Brazil didn’t help with their support of the scramble in Uruguay. Something Paraguay had every right to be cautious of. Regardless, Lopez definitely did the most harm here.
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  42. I think China is also going due to intense electronic competition with Taiwan.
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  43. @Jelliot Why? That would be a huge public benefit. You would have dramatically lower crime rates. More people would be able to have jobs and even create jobs. Reducing tax money spent on crime. The medical debts would be at greater ease. More help with the suicides. This is one of the best things you could possibly hope to have your tax money spent on. You could also get negotiations with democrats to actually come through and allow you to keep your guns.
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  44. Mental healthcare for all.
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  45. @floisga3582 I have never been to Florida, but have been to New York. I spoke no Spanish at all. Some people expected me to due to them mistaking me for Hispanic, but it was no need at all.
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  46. Why does anyone need lawns at all anywhere?
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  47. They don’t. They will probably say safe to eat, but definitely not recommend.
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  48. Have been fully vaccinated and regularly wear N95 and have still caught absolutely nothing even as everyone else around me gets sick with covid-19 and some flu cases as well. I am probably the only person in the entire area I live in that has never caught the virus unless there are a few people around who are incapable of being infected or are extremely resistant.
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  49. A tropical storm and unlike this one, this is the first to have had a warning in California history.
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  50. That would be equal to over 8% of the entire population of that town.
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  51. Freedom from what, at what cost, and what purpose? If you don’t have anything to aspire for, then it really means nothing in the end.
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  52. How many times do you think Captain Obvious?
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  53. @An Acc Exactly. If you have to turn to these substances, there is something wrong.
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  54. Everyone is to give one another basic non-aggression respect. Otherwise, they are entitled to nothing.
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  55.  @billnelson3405  Incorrect. The mRNA vaccine produces a spike protein from the cells which targets the original virus and viruses similar to the original one. It is the reason vaccinated people still have far better immunity than those without the vaccine. For those with natural immunity, the exact same applies except that they are putting themselves at a dangerous risk of being harmed or killed by the virus and unlike other viruses, what is dangerous about it is how long it lasts and the higher difficulty in attaining immunity. For suppressing immunity, there is literally not a single vaccine that does that. There might be some treatments for auto immune disorders that might do that, but no vaccine is capable of that. You would be far better off getting the vaccine.
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  56. Most of California is not a desert climate. Especially northern where only a small area in the northeast has any desert in the northern part. The Iberian peninsula and California have very similar climates. We also have somewhat inland climates that border or are oceanic that are warmer than San Francisco.
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  57. Then 99% of all the restaurants will go out of business and there will be a new food shortage.
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  58. “Free” By definition, this isn’t free.
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  59. Where was it mentioned that they had said fantasy? Rape is a traumatic experience for so many.
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  60. How much do you walk and do you do running? The running cuts a huge amount of calories. Especially long distances. Even guys I know who eat loads of calories every single day are skinny. Since you are doing weight lifting, you could do this. Weight lifting might have also given you muscle like fat along with body type.
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  61. So many people bent on trying to get a coup is really chilling.
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  62.  @cyborgchicken3502  What exactly is being discussed with kids under 10? Everything around gender and sex are discussed the same as they are with straight cis-gender content by age category and valuing. What kids under 10 might hear about are things like having two fathers or a boy wearing a skirt. Those are not age inappropriate. Also, they probably do get exposed to inappropriate things under this lens. I don’t know as there doesn’t seem to be any real evidence. Though yet, I never hear it from the people complaining about these topics when they are exposed to cis-gender heterosexual content which I as a kid, was exposed to growing up. The correct stance to take would be is to have an objective non opinionated set of rules on what is appropriate and inappropriate based on professional psychological child development that is indifferent to topics having anything to do with LGBT or not. In stead of this though, we have a bunch of transphobic and homophobic parents and politicians passing absurd laws based on personal preferences of how they believe everyone else should live. Laws that can’t even define what is inappropriate and what is not and with that subjectivity, sets it up where people who say it is LGBT related can just pick the LGBT related. Effectively legalized transphobia and homophobia. Ones that are also based on religion which is an added violation of the US constitution.
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  63. As s guy, I think women are of much greater concern for misery. So many working harder to maintain their female role while doing more everywhere else. Causing a type of materialism and to live according to other’s wants and judgements.
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  64. Yet, courts decide on age and citizenship. Which I doubt these people would dispute even though they are far less of judgment of character than being a criminal who literally attempted a coup to overthrow the government.
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  65. I don't live in Florida and thanks to whatever deity or thing that is responsible for all existence that I don't live there. May the few sane souls that have to go or live there see the chance to escape. @AlbyMarz 
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  66. Already hated him here in California.
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  67.  @brendougbake4958  I used to live on the outskirts of southern San Antonio, Texas. I even fired 3 different pistols there at 2 different ranges. Everyone is extremely strict on who even has a gun to begin with. Let alone what you do with the guns. If you are seen carrying a rifle around or a pistol, people will look at you like you are crazy. For kamikazes, there was a whole war in the Pacific with this problem. Not a big problem due to how hard it is to build and fly aircraft. A 6-year-old kid isn't going to exactly pull off flying a Boeing747. Same with most adults who wouldn't even get one off of an airport and that is just if they can even manage stealing it. Arson is ridiculously common. 17,000 acts of it per year in the US and in various situations, far more dangerous than gun shots. Chemical attacks are used among terrorists quite frequently. Though yet, most people are incompetent with using these. Hence, low success rates and lower attempts as well. Then again. Wasn't the point. The whole point is that there are countless different ways for people to kill each other without guns and have been. There could be 0 deaths per year due to arson. It is still possible for people to use that means to kill others. It is also completely undeniable that people can and do kill each other with knives, fire, their own fists and feet, electricity, stone, animals like elephants and dogs, and numerous other ways every single day. These are not even uncommon. They happen all the time. For majority of crime, not true as most crime isn't violent crime. That clear issue is the fact that there are people willing to commit these atrocities. Again, why only the guns here? Why are we allowing these people to drive when they can drive into crowds and kill lots of people? Why are we allowing them access to easy fire lighters where they can probably burn down a whole small town in California? One military guy with this issue was planning to poison water supplies to commit a genocide only a few years ago. No. Banning guns isn't a good decision and would take away guns from people doing nothing wrong. In fact, most guns used in crime are obtained illegally anyways. Being as effective as Trump's wall in preventing illegal immigration. You also have the issue that people will build guns too. In fact, Shinzo Abe was killed last year by a guy using a homemade gun. For rounding up mentally unstable people, that is far easier and effective. You round up the people who are actually doing the crimes. They get rounded up and then if they try anything, they are under surveillance. Versus them having to turn to the black market to do shootings and still carrying them out. That also reduces a huge amount of strain for law enforcement and the extreme pain that it is to even find out where the guns are to start with. Let alone grabbing them all. That even helps with the healthcare system as well with less medical debt weighing down the government's budget and the programs of other services. All uncovered by shooting doesn't even make sense. Especially when gun registration is already a thing. Also, you should be saying someone using one of said guns to do a shooting. Except those shootings will still happen and even then, 20 people could get stabbed. A hundred people could die in a fire. Even if these actually did work, to have this type of violence avoided completely, you would have to literally isolate everyone from everything and cut off everyone's arms and legs. What are you even talking about? That wouldn't remove that other type of crime at all. Especially as most crime that even involves gun, are with guns obtained illegally. Even then, you still need safety from other threats as well like gang beatings or arson. I remember one gang member stating that he would rather be caught by the police with a gun than be caught by the others without one. Guns don't improve or worsen safety. It is their handling of them. Czech Republic is pro guns and has among the lowest violent crime rate in the world. So does Japan who banned guns. It doesn't change anything. Even in the US. Heavy armed upper Rockies have lower crime compared to most other states. What does change things though, is how the citizens are treated. Also, you say rather one dies rather than 15. Why don't you say something for the stabbing to also prevent that single one? What is now of that person who you supposedly stopped from shooting up the place? Are they just going to decide to not do it? These people are not going to back off of anything merely because of some restrictions. Also, it is unfair to restrict gun access to everyone when most people didn't even do anything wrong with their guns just as it would be unfair to ban everyone in France from driving because of the trucker who killed 86 people (far more than all American school shootings).
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  68. There is none of it in the streets there. Might be some animal waste from travelers who come with pets in some parks, but none of that. Tired of this claim. I bet the nearest big city to you that isn’t San Francisco has more of it.
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  69. Indigenous, so no. Latino has to have the southern European like Spanish and Italian. You would be mixed race.
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  70. Wrong. It is the workplace masks they have for things like paints and surgical masks that only mitigate. Though even them, they make a very size able difference in spread when worn correctly.
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  71. Face shields actually make a difference as they catch the breaths with the highest viral loads along with preventing snot and coughing from directly coming onto people. It is actually a pretty decent difference. Mitigation still, but quite mitigating.
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  72. Yet, some nations already have majority of energy being renewable and parts of the US even had our energy be majority wind.
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  73. Sea levels are rising globally. These are averages with variations. For dry weather that they have as an explanation, ocean currents and swells are affected by precipitation and wind patterns. Precipitation near coastlines doesn’t affect just the trees. It affects the marine life as well. You also have mangroves that grow farther in land with more fresh water sustaining brackish waters. Even sediment deposition can contribute with it even having built islands.
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  74. @sogjinx3934 Most people do not qualify for military service. 1/3 of people going into the military need waivers.
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  75. The fog comes from the San Francisco Bay and the wet estuaries near Sacramento. There is no mountain or hill area blocking the fog from coming through those areas and they get very high winds. Also, the Dutch have a large area of their country because they reclaimed it from the North Sea. One doesn't try to change nature, only use nature in ways to direct it into something people want.
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  76. Seriously? This is actually interesting to me. Does this also apply to ones who are also victims of childhood sexual abuse? Are many of those prisoners who are violent to these people also fitting that description? Do they still act in trying to prevent it from happening to others at least? Do they feel guilty for what they do or mostly just use the aggression as a facade to hide a part of themselves? I get the sense that most people don’t truly care about this topic. Especially after certain conspiracy theories became more popularized around pedos and claims of women lying about rape and sexual assault. Also noted with how much quieter sexual abuse against women being discussed has been over the past few years. Will also say very sorry that society failed to prevent that from happening to you. Best of luck in feeling better.
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  77. I haven’t seen it, but I hope it is true.
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  78. At least those other republicans are not literal pedophiles.
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  79. Avoid him at all costs. Delete him off all your social media and never message him ever again.
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  80. That stick would probably be effective with good training where one moves it quickly and sly enough to pin them. For the man grabber itself, you could make the surface sticky(adhesive or some type of suction) and varied where it is difficult to grab and/or having wider extensions at the ends of the opening to increase the sap of area the person would have to grab. Making it more difficult or even too wide for then to grab. You could also but grabbing mechanisms small and big between and above and below the area where you could grab a hand with those parts or pin their arms and legs with the other ones above and them pin their body with the main grab.
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  81. I call for boycotts. Use as little transportation as humanly possible. Get bicycles and walk everywhere and decrease commutes for the rural folks. Only buy food and water from grocery stores and do so as little as humanly possible. Use the internet less. Grow food if possible and buy more from small local people or trade with them. Choke the money they receive to where they have no choice, but to lower the prices.
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  82. Biden is the 45th.
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  83. It still is.
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  84. Because they can believe that the other option would make it even worse or believe that the current option is long term and will put the US in the right direction this time around or eventually.
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  85. Scotland should consider joining Ireland in a union. Ireland would benefit from Scotland’s North Sea oil until they get more renewables to no longer need the use of oil.
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  86. Angry people are not the types of people who are hired to be astronauts and for good reason. I am also annoyed with the types of people who will laugh around this type of stuff or make gross over simplifications of these types of topics. If getting to Mars were that easy, NASA, China, or some space company would have gotten there ages ago.
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  87. @rkeekins1551 I’m half black and white. He was not Klan. Also, voting for Trump here is the worse of the options. You are picking someone intent on doing more damage and said damage on purpose.
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  88. @florisha3582 If the census doesn’t have data on the undocumented immigrants, I doubt you have anything more accurate.
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  89.  @floisha3582  I spent a lot of time there. More than a visit. I would have definitely needed Spanish for that if it was the case. I’ve heard more Spanish spoken everywhere in San Diego where I used to live for over 5 years than anywhere in New York. Los Angeles and Central Texas as well.
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  90. It security is one the EU wants more independence on, they should probably start with getting the UK’s valuable Navy and Royal Air Force back. Then, possibly work out some agreements with the US to get the best military technology anyone can hope to buy. Probably getting that submarine agreement back for France as well.
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  91. I remember when I had moved to the east from the Bay Area and people were wondering why I was so hot when they said California was hotter. I never explained to them that I was from the Bay Area and that California has multiple different climates. I don’t handle hot weather as well as I do cold weather.
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  92. Good on that guy for keeping his mask on despite him putting pressure on him to take it off and mis-inform him.
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  93.  @antonioanacleto1415 No. I’m saying the population is packed along the coast. The Amazon is what squishes the population there.
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  94. Seems you missed the part about the adults messing up their own transition. Seems that isn’t merely the issue here. Even a child making such mistakes wouldn’t be enough to warrant banning such.
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  95. @spaceecks1793 Job opportunities in rural areas are far more sparse and compared to how much lower in comparison to pricing of local area, it isn’t worth it. It is why people best off in rural are those doing longer commutes from there to live there while working in the cities.
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  96. I knew this was going to happen.
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  97. @sub-harmonik Also to avoid trouble oneself by deceiving people, using this to hide oneself, and/or lead people on in a way where they don’t get any better in avoiding it.
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  98. Out in Southern California, areas are getting hit by thunderstorms right now and has been rainier in those places than usual. Hopefully with the drier weather there overall, it will shift tropical systems farther north too so the area may get more rain in the summer.
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  99. @User Name Get skilled work in a place like the Bay Area and live cheap rural or certain places like Sacramento and the costs are not bad. Just be practical with car usage.
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  100. @S M Every city in the whole country with at least 250000 have homeless people.
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  101. Only Southern Californians really live in a desert and there, it isn’t that dry. Especially closer to the coast where even some trees naturally grow there like the Torrey pine. Deserts cover no more than a quarter of the total state’s land area. Everything else is grassland with scrubs, dry woodland, higher elevations of mountains, lakes, rivers, wetlands, and forests. Also, the coastal climate is way bigger than going 15 km inland in the area of California. The winter storms go all the way to the father mountains that make the border between inland and the actual deserts. Unique topography of the San Francisco bay and the central valley causes climatic influence even farther inland in the north. For agriculture, the central valley is over 10% of the area and is the biggest agricultural region in the country.
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  102. China handled the pandemic better than almost everyone else. Only exceptions are remote countries like islands and barren lands.
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  103.  @lawlkings  I know. I used to live there for 5 years. I even traveled numerous times through that exact street the homeless encampment on the thumbnail is. I know how clean and nice La Jolla is. I know how Coronado is basically a paradise. Waters are also never actually cold. Cool and cooler during winter, but never actually cold. For expensive, same applies to other cities here in California. In May, there were days in San Francisco that didn't even reach 60. Let alone the 70s like San Diego. Foggy with no crazy weather of any kind. Want less fog, just head a little east to Oakland and you will see more clear skies with a nice view of the Bay.
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  104. That doesn’t appear to work.
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  105. I have wanted to visit the Azores and the Madeira islands, but I also have wanted to visit southern Europe to see similarities with our climate here in California. Did notice that we have similar climate patterns and environments. Especially Portugal.
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  106.  @you2be839  Portugal also gets the gulf stream making the waters warmer.
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  107. Better than Idahoes.
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  108. Except, air pressure systems don’t push gases in all directions, but specific directions. There are also limits due to differences in air pressure because as you should know, we have more than one gas in our atmosphere. It is the reason why we are not breathing in the less dense ozone.
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  109. That was extremely generalizing of women. There is clearly some misogynistic idea this guy has of women being incapable of thinking.
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  110. @paulshaffer LA, southern central valley, and Oakland, but everywhere else is clean. San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, San Diego, and everywhere else I would say is cleaner than every other part of the country. I say that San Francisco and San Jose are cleaner than that homeless place in Japan and probably as clean as slightly below par cities in Japan.
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  111. Don’t worry. All people are worthless to date.
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  112. What next when that runs out?
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  113. Not my king. My country didn’t kick the mess out of England after the declaration of Independence for nothing.
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  114. At least people there can admit that. Here in the US, flat earthers can’t admit when they are wrong. Even in their own experiments.
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  115. Just stop falling for them period. They are worthless and useless. Live for yourself.
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  116. Afghanistan along with various Pacific Islands and southeast Asian countries are not doing so hot. Worse than even various African countries. Some black majority countries have nearly or even exceed the life expectancy of the US and other nations that are not majority black. Also, why is this the very factor you point out? Why not geography or colonial history(Japan was never colonized)?
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  117. @Tony Davies No it doesn’t. This can mean hotter summers as it can indicate greater temperature inversion due to more dry air.
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  118. I was in the fourth grade then where I had even more time. My greatest mistake.
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  119. @thedirtybubble9613 Florida and California are nothing alike. Florida has only marshy humid wasteland for what they call a coastline.
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  120. @MichaelForte-jn5pn They aren’t accusations. They are exactly what he did which he was clearly found guilty.
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  121. Or simply keep defamation the same under the first amendment and don’t destroy the lives of people who are not proven guilty. Innocent before guilty is the nature of the law after all which should apply to all institutions.
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  122.  @NeIIy  What cage?
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  123.  @TheGalantir  Depends on what it is you find from material things in the end. After all, we all need food, water, and air to even have a chance at that game. Otherwise, you are not even a player.
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  124. It totally was. It is amazing they got away with this for so long and many people somehow didn’t see it.
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  125. NYC is the most densely populated city in the entire country. Where is there room for them to even live?
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  126. They have the Humbolt current and also possibly an upwelling. It is actually a similar phenomenon that causes it to also have bigger seasonal temperature shifts despite being so close to the equator.
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  127. The other thing is the humidity. It makes the heat far worst.
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  128. They are going based on what CDC says is the best course of action. If a president takes advice from a 5 Star General Engineer with every qualification there is on what to do to build a new fleet of aircraft and public transport, they didn’t make the decision. The president simply went based on what they said in their OWN decision.
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  129. Even though everyone else spreads it more and most countries don’t even enforce the mandates.
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  130. 🤣
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  131. At least you admit that. Certain people here in America can’t even admit to themselves that the world is round (I’m not exaggerating).
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  132. @ArthurDentZaphodBeeb California has the largest agricultural production in the entire world. What you are proposing would crash the food market and create food shortages. We do have a lot of water, but not as much as we used to. Also. You lot who complain about how expensive California is are advocating we raise prices mire while making ourselves more dependent on other places for agriculture which would hurt our economic production, increase pricing further, and destroy the world’s most valuable agricultural production?! Absolutely absurd!
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  133. As a Californian, agreed. We should definitely form a western block together.
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  134. I’m the same as well.
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  135. Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and sinkholes.
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  136. Even the woman herself. She might hate the newborn baby so much that she could end up being more abusive.
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  137. I disagree. I think DeSantis is off. Especially with him recalling math textbooks over critical race theory(this is math) and spreading of medical misinformation.
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  138. It is basically corporate anarchy here. Corporations get to do basically whatever they even if it causes harm to others.
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  139. Nice choice. Would enjoy living there myself.
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  140. This is what people seem to want since most are not even masking now.
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  141. I guess you don’t know who actually is the real doctor. Can’t blame you as these people are getting more deceptive.
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  142. Those are very rare. This is affecting as many as 1/3 people who get it even without any symptoms at all and has a 90% chance for some degree of brain damage if it is severe. The effects of such are also much more debilitating.
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  143. Actually, homeless isn’t just a lack of money. It can simply be lack of places to live. I have been homeless, but I had plenty of food and a job. I just didn’t have a place to live. A lot of homeless also sleep out of cars and in overnight public transportation. So being given food won’t necessarily help a lot of homeless anyways. It is a space to live. Even then though, there are malnourished people who would probably benefit from a cheap loaf of bread.
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  144. The power aspect. Humans are actually endurance animals designed to chase down animals for longer period of time. Also utilizing tactics to make it harder for the animals to get away. Hence, why humans are one of the longer running animals that are also slower even at peak sprinting. The 30s represent human designed to chase more and even fits with the balding that takes place common then as well. Also the peak age range for powerlifting as well and bine density actually peaks at 31 rather than 25 and doesn’t decline until around 40. The same age certain muscle twitch functions decline and also the peak age for overall applicable intelligence and the top age of doing scientific research work. Kasparov peaked in mid to late 30s in chess performance and the top Marathon running time of all time was done by someone in the mid thirties. You can also look in reverse and see top ages being in very early twenties or late teens in sports like gymnastics. Reason being the way the body develops that makes it less flexible.
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  145. They are trying to divide districts by country of origins. That is undeniably a form of discrimination.
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  146. Most of the women I find in these relationships are mostly in toxic or super bland forms of them. They are not real relationships. I would say accounting for fake relationships, women probably have the same amount of success here.
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  147. @Bug Tussle Allen It is not that easy.
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  148. Penises have actually been getting longer. All of this is really an issue of a short sighted mindset similar to how people are acting like covid-19 doesn’t exist. For population collapse, it isn’t going to happen and even then, it would not be a real problem. Only an issue for retirement dependent on exploiting younger people to fund it which is not important. Even then still, we will have more than enough AI to fund all of it for free.
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  149. Covid-19, lower birth rate, and less people moving into the state.
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  150. Winter storms here are far worse and the earthquakes are rarely ever a big deal.
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  151. Good job. Keep it up indefinitely.
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  152. Hawaii and New York have higher rates for one. It isn’t be that much. Especially when accounting for population size. Also, California has below average poverty compared to the national rate and below half of all state. Other states have differences in reporting homelessness. Making the indication of poverty among the states very inaccurate. For wealth i equality, the politicians here are not that wealthy. Most of the wealth here are in non-politician billionaires like Tech CEOs in Silicon Valley. You will only find a range of a few hundred thousand to a few million in the politicians. Not even close enough to drive up inequality to said extremes. Nice you talk about Los Angeles. Care to talk about San Francisco who grew? Or Sacramento, one of the fastest growing cities in the country? Ballooning out our already big GDP. LA most reliable jobs are in entertainment, law, civil infrastructure, military, and aerospace. While Sacramento and the Bay Area have all of that and way more. These places also as one might notice, have lower homelessness and poverty rates than LA. Also interesting on that last part that you only said LA and not California the same way you try to use homelessness to indicative the state of economic growth (which homelessness doesn’t. Otherwise, some of the poorest, poverty stricken states like Arkansas would be the wealthiest states with the best pay and highest life expectancies). Maybe learn about a state first before you criticize it.
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  153. It is all over the country, but not to this extreme. This is the worse everywhere and far more times worse than many other parts of the country.
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  154. Russia would probably draft them into the Ukrainian war.
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  155. @esthertodd6562 Why?! That is so wrong!
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  156. Part of why I don’t want Canada to be part of my country is so I don’t have my list of countries to escape to narrowed down.
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  157. @A J Banning cars would also reduce the odds of a successful suicide. Do you see the issue here? I also generally side with the left and advocate for mental health care for all to prevent people from having the desire to use firearms for violent means.
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  158. I hate most of the people of the earth because they deserves to be hated. At least 90% of people deserve suffering in my view. They deserve every bit of hatred that someone may have and more. I hate the fact that nearly this entire planet is centered around this 90% which includes their very wrongs.
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  159. They at least got valuable fishing ground for the salmon.
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  160. @mh No. That wife should be able to decide for herself. In that house, she isn’t given that option.
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  161. Authoritarianism does and most of the time, does too. The Chinese under Mao and the Russians under Stalin didn’t exactly have the means to be slackers and were not well taken. The only difference is who is making you take such. In the west though, you can’t call it free when so few people control everything. If it were completely stateless and unowned by any major players and no oligarchs owned large traces of resources and land, then you would have such a world. In such a world though, you are on your own and on your own most of the time for basically nothing. There is no society. In such world, most people in every nation wouldn’t survive such a way. Especially now with how much the environment has changed and our ways of life. For accountability, it wouldn’t matter. For your mistakes, sure. But for others, it won’t matter. The freak shows that would come out are enough to talk for itself. You are talking about sole independence here. If you are not into this, then you are against freedom in some way. You are advocating for different means of who holds an individual accountability and responsibility.
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  162. While actually wasting even more money as they were supposed to be doing better than California.
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  163. Poland has exceptions. Malta does not.
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  164. Oh. And gases change too to liquids snd solids due to temperature and pressure. We also have a thing called rain that often absorbs these chemicals which resulted in our history of acid rain. So these gases don’t even stay the same gases and even change states of matter and chemical composition.
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  165. I say mental health. People can get this way after circumstances. Plus, the belligerence seems to be a sign of something that internally happened. Same thing done on my own family member who has been homeless and it actually worked. It also works other ways like deterrence for those with narcissism or other anti-social types of people.
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  166. The US already has more than enough of them literally everywhere. That is extra money going to waste.
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  167. Most days above 110, but probably not the most days that reached 120 or the hottest temperatures along with high over-night lows.
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  168. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is the biggest hypocrite in politics. He is a man pretending to be a woman, but then real women who are trans women are not considered such.
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  169. Latinos have had such division for a very long time. Cubans standing out as they have voted republican for a very long time and have been known to be very racist to other Latinos.
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  170. Transgenderism isn’t perversion as not being transgender isn’t either.
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  171. The real quote is to help yourself before you help others. So this doesn’t even apply or make sense. Maybe accept help or become ready to accept help. Everyone is trying to help themselves out. So in this, you just want to make up reasons to deny help. I firmly believed that if most people had the option between going on a vacation or preventing a child from getting hit by a truck, they would choose the vacation.
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  172. When did a single trans person storm the Oklahoma capitol and why should they be forced anywhere if they are not harming anyone? Especially if they are actively contributing to society.
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  173. This is like asking what if the Amazon ran out of water. That isn’t possible as California isn’t that dry and the northwestern is one of the wettest places in the entire country and wetter than anywhere east of the Cascades. The main issues are water management and the prolonged summer droughts causing the summer dry spells to be longer than usual and even extend into our winters. This is due to the warmer climate keeping the high pressure cell in and north of California longer than it is suppose to be. This is also why Washington and even southern Alaska have had unusually drier summers. I would be more worried about states along the western edge of the mississippi running out of water as the Mississippi isn’t in the best of shape. As in, even needing to do operations to dig in ports for ships to sail inland and dealing with salt water going farther inland.
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  174. Actually. Women slightly outcompete men at that distance.
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  175. Man. I wonder where these people are going to go? You say get them off public property, but literally everywhere that isn’t private property is public property. So much obsession on an issue that people only want to play “not in my backyard” with and no solution.
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  176. Same here man.
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  177. They already enacted their plan in Florida. Look at the covid-19 misinformation by the surgeon general, the absurd education laws there, and DeSantis’s ability to easily pass blatantly unconstitutional laws there. I even remember being taught multiple of these things when I was a very young. Florida is the model for what crazies indoctrinated me with growing up. The model to be applied onto the whole nation.
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  178. @Paul Bettencourt Not a bad idea. Plus, you would increase the amount of orographic lift the nearby mountains would receive nearby and fill up more reservoirs. That would also increase the Colorado’s water suppy a bit as well. The water can also do what the Great Salt lake does in producing thunderstorms. That lake despite being very shallow also produces 10% of the precipitation that Salt Lake city receives. Death valley recently had a major thunderstorm flood due to increasing numbers of summer thunderstorms here. The main issue here though is that due to deserts having high evapotranspiration, the precipitation totals will not increase by that much as the water vapor produced will not precipitate. We will also need it to be continuously flowing water with it likely starting from the gulf of California and extending the Salton Sea’s waterways.
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  179. We are talking about under 26. Those are adults who are also old enough to enlist in the military.
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  180. True. Especially as I am both pro-gun and pro-choice.
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  181.  @Hypercube9  Utah is more water isolated than Southern California is. Southern California has access to water rich California and even itself gets slightly more precipitation than Utah does. Added with benefitting from a coastline it can use de-salinization with. Salt Lake City urban area is significant. Also, no one has any right to force anyone where to live or not to live.
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  182. The fact that you are in one to begin with. Just leave and problem solved.
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  183. Just don’t.
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  184. Calling for death upon people who have literally had zero influence of any kind on your life? That is absolutely messed up. How would you feel if Spain made a death penalty for all straight people? You have removed the value of these people’s lives. That pretty much ruins the foundation for which societies are suppose to stand. Homosexuals no longer have any reason to respect anyone’s life in Uganda as their lives are no longer valued. That is a dangerous precedent for everyone else as well.
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  185. No. We do not have the cleanest air in the world. Especially when you take nitrogen dioxide into account for the lower Mid-West along the rust belt, the LA-riverside area which gets really smoggy, and the DC to New York area with all of south New Jersey. Our pm2.5 is actually not that bad and the US is one of the better countries, but not the best with the east being the main bad area. Overall, not the best and we are really bad compared to most in NO2. But, not the worst with decent pm 2.5. The NO 2 though is a real issue that should be addressed and the only areas that have truly acceptable standards on pm 2.5, pm 10, and NO2 are the American northwest, patches of the rockies, most of Alaska, and most of Hawaii.
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  186. Imagine if Finno-Scandinavia were one country. It would be one of the largest countries in the world as the geographic Finno-peninsula combined with mainland Denmark and the Danish islands and Iceland is already similar in size to Alaska and then Greenland on top of it would make it bigger than India. The country would have a population of 20 over million and have one of the largest EEZ zones in the world.
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  187.  @michaelmcgarrity6987  You know about the drought in Texas right? That can actually make its way up to the Mid-west.
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  188. Actually, the California lockdown was mostly unenforced. You could go out anytime during it and find people anywhere including police not wearing masks. The only exception were more left wing and educated places like San Francisco which had exceptionally low cases compared to the rest of the state and country. In fact, after re-opening, the Bay Area saw a surge due to the huge amount of people who never got infected and the Omicron varient getting through more of the vaccines. So I have to disagree and say for the lockdowns, it depends on where and who. Places that did zero-covid literally wiped it out of existence and if they were stricter with travel, would likely still be covid free. So it isn’t lockdown vs anti-lockdown. It is zero covid vs non zero covid and anything not zero covid eventually gets covid-19 cases later on with places doing mitigation normally if people aren’t wearing masks or vaccinating, getting it more later.
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  189. Or moral I guess.
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  190. Southeast Asia is a big area. Botswana is doing quite well being better than India. Ghana managed to successfully launch space craft. Some islands that are majority blacks have life expectancies equal to the US or even possibly greater than it now. One of the key developers of the internet was a Nigerian. Also, colonialism was generally not longer in Asia. Asian countries only really took that much colonialism over the past 150 years and even during then, it was not as expansive as the colonialism in African where slavery was far more rampant. The longer colonized India compared to other Asian countries only does marginally better than most African countries and various African countries in the sub-Sahara do better than India does. Long term colonized Indonesia is also very poor with it not doing much better than most African countries with Gabon and South Africa out competing it. For Afghanistan, they have one of the largest lithium reserves in the entire world. Yemen was part of a formidable empire once as a key trading port and is at one of the key shipping lanes of the world. Island nations can have loads of resources like Nauru has with phosphates. India you know full well is rich in resources. Indonesia is possibly one of the most resource rich countries in the entire world. Also, why is the island status ok to be poor in those cases, but places like the Bahamas and Barbados don't count as they are much wealthier? Why is the Philippines so much more poor than them despite both having been colonies for a very long time? Another thing, there are no excuses being made and your mindset on people making excuses is wrong to be made. What you really should look for is false justification and here, these are not false justifications. I should also ask why you made this about black people and nothing else? Maybe whatever caused the countries to be more poor correlates with black people, but isn't the cause of such. But instead of that, you go straight to black people.  @sneckotheveggieavenger9380 
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  191.  @spaceforce0  Ok. Let's ask how much accountability Kim Jong Un takes for his nation.
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  192. Hitler wasn’t even German. He was Austrian.
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  193. You know there is a thing call misinterpretation right? Many conspiracy theorists do this with NASA too for things like the flat earth.
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  194. @WiegradFolles Not like this at this scale within a developed nation like the US. If this were a normal occurrence, you would have far more deaths per hour than 6000. A thousand is also 8% of the entire town’s population. That is a huge cut.
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  195. The rise has been here the whole time. The only thing that has changed is that it is rising faster.
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  196.  @noyes8882  I didn't claim that they do. What I am saying is you are barring normal civilians from having guns.
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  197. @CrazyAsian1 Actually, we are quite used to powerful storms. This winter caused mammoth to be the snowiest place on the entire continent. Including all of the great lakes, Canada, Alaska, Mount Washington, and Greenland. The rainfall we had in 24 hours compared to other states is the fourth highest 24 hour record of rainfall in the nation. Including higher than Florida’s and only surpassed by Texas, Alabama, and Hawaii. The golden gate itself was even designed to deal with hurricane force winds which it generally does. We deal with both dry Diablo and Santa Ana winds and powerful wet winter winds. We are just dealing with this during the summer and with warm weather rather than in the winter and cooler weather that we are used to.
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  198. Republicans won’t stop lying. The very thing they complain about democrats doing.
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  199. I am a lefty and I’m excited for this fight. I say Zuckerberg with his consistant jiujitsu skills and greater activity compared to walrus stomach Elon Musk. The ones that actually do more have a better chance and that even applied to the size difference here.
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  200. If you don’t care about covid-19, then I’m not going to even care about the flu. I won’t even vaccinate for the flu.
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  201. China despite its short comings in the beginning, had among the best responses to covid-19.
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  202. How about people use this for family and genetic reasons and no pride or shame in what ethnicity anyone is?
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  203. Well. Let’s figure a way out of this one. Start off by actually learning from everything that we did wrong and make decisions based on both logic and best interest for everyone.
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  204. Why do you live in Florida? Just this comment might mean trouble for you if it is deemed woke there.
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  205. Things are very different in California. We have almost unparalleled attention to the coast as we get power storms in winter generally.
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  206. Average sea levels and they fluctuate based on precipitation, wind patterns, and tides. A certain number of these mangroves could have also relied on some fresh water input from the local area to sustain the brackish water levels.
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  207. Also, the Aral sea is shallow and has always been relatively shallow with max depth around 300 feet vs the lakes having around 1,500 max depth and over a much bigger surface area. It would actually take a lot to dry the lakes up.
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  208. This is from someone who has lived on both the east and west coast. I will take 100 degrees in Barstow California over 85 degree muggy heat in New Orleans. Let alone them reaching the same temperature.
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  209. Same here.
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  210. Make sure you break up as soon as possible. You will eventually get tired out and it will hurt even more in the end.
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  211.  @brendougbake4958  Even in an anti-gun argument, that is definitely false. People have been killing each other since the stone ages. Long before guns were even thought of. Also, if others didn't have guns, the people without them would have an even easier time. I'm not even a republican here. I'm a left-wing registered Green who voted for Bernie Sanders and for Joe Biden in 2020. For the guns don't kill people, that matters. Fists don't punch people. People punch people, right? Are we going to go around and cut off people's arms now? No. I hope you don't advocate that. Also, people can and do beat each other to death. What should be done is better ways to manage these threatening people. One of them would be a universal mental healthcare for all system. Hence, the people don't commit the violence as they will have no motivation to do it. It wouldn't even just fix gun violence. It would fix issues like people driving into crowds (which has actually been a growing problem lately), stabbings (has been reported among people with psychiatric issues), bombings (at least one pipe bomb at the capitol put there during the coup), chemical attacks (ricin against Obama), projectile plane crashing (kamikaze pilots and 9/11), arson (especially problematic here in California due to wildfire risk), and even smaller things like people stoning each other. Muslim nations based on religion, have literally advocated stoning people to death. For access to the legal guns, you do realize that these guns are hard to get, right? They have had background checks long before any gun legislation. Even in Texas. In fact, people in Texas would generally never even loan a gun to someone they don't know or to someone who they think is unstable. It is even within the culture there and they use that partly to preserve it. Messed up politics, but they are definitely not giving out guns like it is candy. The issue is the background checks were either not through or they weren't enforced for their access to guns. Let alone the shootings to happen. Then again, why are we even allowing these people to walk among the streets? Why only guns? Your comparison of the value of children's lives and guns is not comparable as a man living in the mountains of Montana hunting moose is not going to affect anyone living in Memphis. It is honestly disturbing to me that the focus is on what this person has, not the fact that this person has something extremely wrong with them. If you are going to argue for gun control, your best argument would be in comparison to regulating nuclear bombs. What is too far and what is not? How are the regulations enforced? How do we preserve people's rights to use the same materials used in building a gun. But please. Please actually pay more attention to the fact that these people were willing to use guns to take people's lives. Not simply the fact that they had guns to begin with.
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  212. You are talking about basic personal autonomy here. Should I compromise on how much of your house you should give up to the state?
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  213.  @sdfft820  Possible development for a cure was very likely what he meant. Otherwise, he probably would have handled covid-19 better and probably would have done more against it to improve his approval rating for his 2020 election.
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  214.  @DR3ADER1  Actually, that isn't a correct judgement of those children. For instance, there are numerous non-verbal children who are extremely capable of high level analytical reasoning with some of them even having developed a different means of communication. Some even having translators. There was one who was even able to beat me at a game one time. I don't know what you mean by throw them in the deep end. I don't know what Kiwi Farms is. For complexity, I don't know were you are going with this, but complexity is within life itself. Not life itself. Reason being that people give life meaning.
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  215. The students should receive refunds.
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  216. The pole shift isn’t significant enough to cause this. The warmer weather is pushing the normal cells that provide rain in the west during winter farther north which affects the weather patterns of the cells that bring rain in other regions.
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  217. Covid-19 is something that should be of concern as we still don’t know what the final outcome of the virus is. Popularity doesn’t mean right.
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  218. We’re talking about endorsement of religion here. Not an identity. Also, those flags have never been required to be flown by anyone.
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  219. Also, Montana is surprising pro-choice. They seem to be more libertarian republicans like the ones in Alaska.
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  220. Get Northern Ireland in on this. They voted to stay as well. You can probably have Northern Ireland go back to Ireland and have a Scottish Irish union version of the UK as a new country.
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  221. I think this might have to do with presentation. Remember how they mentioned that men tend to talk way more than women? It probably results in them being intimidated more. The increased talking resulting in them feel like what they ask wIll be a bad question. I am actually guilty of this myself to my female and male professors. Though, I also always do better in classes with female professors because I feel less intimidated or deterred to ask questions. Hence, I think I benefit from this and it is also why I have tended to pick female professors over male most of the time for the same classes.
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  222. Your state is along the head of the Mississippi which is impacted by rising sea levels. Extreme heat can also be problematic there. Will agree with cold as a Californian even if one might have to deal with drainage issues from ice in the ground. For earthquakes, they are not of high risk and even when they happen, they are rarely an issue. Even then, only an issue around certain infrastructure. Everywhere else is completely unaffected. Have been in 2 hurricanes and will agree. Alligators I don’t wish to chance anything with.
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  223. Encanto is one of the roughest places in San Diego county. I know that as I use to not live far from there and travel through there all the time. This is an outlier.
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  224. They are already up due to corporate landlords. It has always been that way even going back to the history of older monopolies in California.
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  225. These are happening in peopel who were perfectly healthy. There are athletes who had nothing wrong at all, having to quit their sports over this.
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  226. Life isn’t fair. I kind of had the opposite issue where if something negative happens to me, it is always exaggerated and I’m forced to feel helpless. Not allowed to have the resilience I want to use for happiness I have felt and believe I can feel. Regardless, you can make something for yourself.
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  227. I have already decided after Roe to leave the democratic party and join the green party. After all, it is the same result voting either way anyways and frankly, I’m tired of voting for people I do not like at all. I want to vote for some decent people for once. I will still vote in DNC primaries and maybe vote democrat if someone like Bernie Sanders gets the nomination. But, if not someone like Bernie or someone who actually has something to offer, then I am voting green.
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  228. Blue cowboys and girls are a thing. Including here in California with even a number of black cowboys and girls as well in the southeast desert. KKK unfortunately has harassed them there, but they are a thing. Also, Texas is turning blue. So, seems more fitting for republicans to take off their cowboy and girl hats.
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  229. I am going to agree here. I am really tired of no one caring about the victim and only caring about the perpetrators. Wasn’t it unfortunate that the perpetrator did said acts to the victim? They only said unfortunately lynched towards the people who attacked the victims.
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  230. I wonder. If half the US population left over this and especially women, would they try to invade the countries the American migrants move to?
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  231.  @thechristmasproductions No. There should be mass mandates mandatory with minimum prison sentences for anti maskers. Thank you for pointing out the typo.
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  232. Don’t care and even then, it is not that much stress. Get over yourselves and your downplayed and exaggerated issues you force on everyone while pretending to be lenient on people.
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  233. What does that even have anything remotely to do with transgenderism?
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  234. The common sense fallacy and an extremely obvious pro-Trump bias. The pro-Trump bias being that covid-19 doesn’t do anything as a claim and hence, the country should have done absolutely nothing and Trump was right. That is the argument that they want to make. It is also used in part of the election was stolen conspiracy theory. People use that immunity as motivated reasoning on others as well to hide the politics.
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  235.  @dlazo32696  There isn't that much of it and rather, a very gross generalization of the most populous state with huge regional differences. Even then, most of the homeless are not living outside people's houses. They are living in parks, along streets of businesses, and even out of their own cars. For needles, it actually is better here compared to most other places as California has lower drug abuse compared to most other states. Third world?! LOL! The most technologically sophisticated state that is responsible for your ability to even type this comment is a third world country. Ok. But if California were Mexico, most other states are the same third world level hdi as North India and West Virginia and Mississippi would be about the same quality as Haiti and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Texas would be about the same as Ghana. Also, when describing those states, they do not have as much geographical variance and population variance as California does. Hence, being more descriptive of said states. All well, I guess enjoy living in the rest of the country that is low on sewage divers.
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  236.  @hairbarnes530  California has over 10 million more people than Texas. You are guaranteed to have not only more homeless in numbers, but also more homeless percentage wise due to increased variability. Also, that is not that much better and some can find it not very significant. Let's compare other states. New Mexico for instance, had a far lower homeless population both in total size and in percentage and that is due to lower population which results in lower variability. Same applies with the rural rocky states and the New England Backyard states. For companies moving to other states, the don't appear to be reducing the homes issues in those states as their homelessness actually got worst while California has actually declined. For technologically sophisticated state, it still is and by a huge margin with the only real competitors being New York, Washington, Massachusetts, and Texas. This is the place where the rockets and best military technology are developed. The best computer tech is designed here in California and the state has actually widened the gap between the other states in technological innovation. For success, I think it can do much better and should. But in the end, it is better than basically all the other states. I don't care for your state unless it were Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, or Oregon.
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  237.  @SeattlePioneer  The high income people are still here. Don't know about the leaving. Plus, we are getting high income people from overseas. For high taxes, they offset those by raising the prices on what they sell. For illegal immigrants, we don't actually get that many and it doesn't actually matter that much.
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  238.  @SeattlePioneer  Also, the aircraft industry is happy here and we have a growing space industry with it too.
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  239. @Xinzlo Then there are no human rights.
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  240. Empathy is a good use from this video. Never get into a relationship. Stay single.
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  241. Belarus and Russia are the only countries in Europe with death penalty and only the Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea, and Japan are the only other developed nations with the death penalty.
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  242.  @sexyblackjag  The fog from the San Francisco definitely makes across the Bay. I lived in the east Bay and got fog from across the Bay. The Tule fog is more influenced by recent rains and what is in the delta, but is also influenced from the moisture and wind from the San Francisco Bay. Especially going out in Sacramento where there is still so much wetland that is uninterrupted until reaching the Bay. In the city, the hills shield the eastern side, but they still do get it. Also, Tule Fog also can go the opposite direction and push fog through the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the eastern and southern area of the city and Bay.
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  243. That warmer southern coast of Oregon. Definitely something a ridiculously cold country like Canada would want.
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  244. Kowloon city was a thing at that time.
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  245. There are already cafes fully operated by only robots, some companies are launching self-driving trucks this year, and either uber or lift or both are now setting up and training AI cars to drive themselves in a certain city. It is actually coming pretty quickly now.
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  246. It could be time of reporting rather than actually time the cases happened.
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  247. Make you it is done safely with covid-19 in mind and we might have something good come out of this.
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  248. They will probably just undo the securing of the trailers and let them fly away. Or if they are too heavy due to how overweight these people are, probably use the trailers themselves as anchors.
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  249. @J-kd2qc The democratic party never did any insurrection anytime within the modern day.
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  250. There is still a pandemic.
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  251. Natural immunity didn’t do anything. People just have immune system to reduce damage is all and they retain the infection in themselves. It is also why the numerous bloodwork problems are associated with covid-19 infections.
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  252. I have an idea. Do not pay for social security. Forcing older people to cave into demands of younger people.
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  253. What are you talking about? They have been following the medicine. The ones rebelling are the ones against medicine and really, basic science. One of your politicians is even trying to ban teaching of science in schools to kids.
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  254. You miss another picture here and that is that cleaner homeless are very often not noticed. They sleep in sewers and behind bushes where no one even knows they are there. I’ve seen them in brush along back track areas of San Jose. There are also the homeless who simply live out of their cars, hotels, and other people’s places with their permission. Various workers also take certain options to live on certain lands by their own means in exchange for their work. I think the trash ones here just have so much trash that it gets everywhere and causes them to get far more attention than all other homeless.
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  255. No. This is the same type of summer seen in the Mediterranean region. That is due to warming of the atmosphere pushing the high pressure cells farther north than they are suppose to be. The tilt of the earth’s axis is not significant enough to have caused this and would affect climate anomalies around the world like California’s and Australia’s drought completely differently.
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  256. @ncaleguy Beverly hills is doing several times better on everything.
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  257. When I have sought help, people will simply say “Why would a gifted person need help?”. When I have gotten it, I would often run the trouble into making it seem like there was nothing wrong at all even when the problem was in front of me and them.
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  258. Not exactly an option in said countries. Also, there are different types of Islam and interpretations which leads to entirely different practices.
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  259. The west is actually one of the major sources for that river. The main areas getting that flood water are the deep deep southeast like Florida and the eastern sea board.
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  260. More than that. It should be illegal.
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  261. Just stay friends. Get help on getting rid of that type of feeling or controlling it better.
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  262. Have it start from Salton sea with a project of getting a channel from the gulf of California. That would also help that sea as well.
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  263. A religious group, my grandma, and these male school instructors always did that to me. It took me until this pandemic to see that damage. What people are going to say has always infuriated me. Especially as it has always been used on me by my mom for my only goal to be as normal of a person as possible despite having autism.
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  264. First off. You are blaming people who didn’t have anything to do with the virus. Second, no specific person caused it.
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  265. Cheap means nothing if you have no money.
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  266. Definitely should.
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  267. What are you talking about?! This has nothing to do with that. This is about the fact that working these types of jobs is miserable. Men also feel miserable working those types of jobs and just as they can feel miserable, women can too.
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  268. If they are to be consistent on exposing kids to said material, it makes sense. Fox News has no reason to be upset. I don’t even support it. I think kids should learn about this type of stuff. Then again, Fox News would never support it.
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  269. Probably cut out news as they happen all the time. Even more so and brutally in Africa and South Asia.
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  270. The shrubs I'm talking about are not the ones you are talking about here. What you seem to be referring to are the scrubs seen in the high desert and areas that border them like mountain gaps not far from Tejon pass. Yellow grassland is still grassland and has the same amount of yearly precipitation as the great plains. The yellow is simply the dry season which is common in other non-arid regions. Only really far down to San Diego is it actually that type of climate and due to diverse topography and position of it along the coastal currents, there is variation. The trees there are not that sparse and make scatter or semi-clustered oak woodlands. Even farther south, the Torrey pine is generally medium size that can get really big. That is along the southern most coast where maritime influence is common. The agriculture is dependent on the rivers and reservoirs from the mountains that are entirely in California and the coastal areas from the central coast to the rainforests along the northwest. Also, the very same water received there comes from the spot that recorded the heaviest snowfall in an entire season in the entire world. A record that still stands today. Also, the central valley only has a desert climate and a semi-desert climate in the southern area of the valley. Even without such either, the whole central valley gets tule fog and maritime influence from San Francisco and the upper delta marshlands. There is an area that has California with the fourth highest 24 hour rainfall total in the whole country. Even exceeding Florida. I have lived in Virginia for years and I was not impressed with the precipitation compared to what I am used to. Even when hurricanes actually came when I was east in Delaware and New Jersey. Even assuming those dry grassy places are desert, there is so much forest, wetland, and mountain that it takes up at least half of the state's land area. Especially in the north where once north of San Francisco, any dry grassland will always be found with at least a few big trees. Applies for the coast once near big Sur. You also have the numerous oak woodlands and even forest groves that are along those dry grasslands. Even in places without trees along the coast, it may not be dry. Just bad terrain or positioning of weather that limits plant growth. Santa Barbara which is directly on the coast of southern California gets more rain than Athens, Greece and various other areas of Southern Europe that are not associated as being deserts. San Francisco gets more rain a year than London, England which is well known for being the complete opposite of a desert and this doesn't even count totals from fog. Even Los Angeles and possibly San Diego get the same amount as places that are green year round and with fog, support coastal plants more than many of the same areas. @ericastier1646 
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  271. There are also varients within the state as there were counties and cities that actually went against it and those who follow it better. Result was that places like San Francisco did exceptionally well.
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  272. I remember being gas-lit as a kid by family and school into believing Reagan was one of the greatest presidents of all time. One of them believing he was the best and the 80s were the greatest era in US history.
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  273. Seems there is a republican rapist ring.
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  274. 😂
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  275. You realize they are talking about anyone under 26, right? The same group of people the US has the right to send overseas to get their heads blown off? Plus, a huge percentage of trans people serve or have served in the military and we are denying them this? This country really doesn’t care about its veterans.
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  276.  @geronimomajinbro  21% of all trans adults have served in the US military. That is over double of the percentage for the general population. Also, you are making a gross implication on how you think trans people act which is quite despicable.
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  277.  @geronimomajinbro  Not crying. Though should be for the poor people who commit suicide over this legislation.
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  278. Because that would be as inaccurate as claiming that Scotland is Morocco.
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  279. Fuck you. Maybe you should be forced to transition.
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  280.  @cope291  For the poor people committing suicide over this and frustration with bodily autonomy, yes.
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  281. Other water sources and the fact that most water diverted from rivers are used for agriculture.
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  282. As a guy raised by a single mother who went in and out multiple relationships growing up, this would be very interesting.
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  283. Not only that, but this can end up causing the terrorists that did and aided the coup to do even more extreme acts. A matter of principle here so we at least have some degree of stability.
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  284. @Emanual Carr She sucked, supported dis-enfranchising people, and supported the party that has and continues to try to overthrow the government. The retaliation of such is among the extremes people are willing to go to. Due to different beliefs in what is justified and unjustified, one of these retaliations can mean the start of an avalanche for something even worst.
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  285. Also more water.
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  286. This is actually despite having said qualifications, partly why I refuse to date.
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  287. That guy was born on Jan 1, 2000. I was born 3 months before him. Feel weird being old.
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  288. I think they are having a hard time thinking outside of their basic senses. Like, if they think gravity is always down no matter what, it is harder to imagine it as something that can be different. In their heads, they would be upside down and probably imagine gravity pulling them down either into the sky or a void. I think our teaching methods with science is flawed and hence, results in this and multiple other flawed beliefs. Also some other issues too like learning disabilities possibly with a number of them that make it harder to concentrate as well. These have indeed become more common with the prevalence of technology access. With those, they are probably more likely to believe something that is a less complicated and easier explanation for something they don’t understand. So, mental health regarding attentions spans might also play a role here.
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  289. He lives his life and harms no one. That is enough.
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  290. @Brenda Brown I feel so bad for you. It is enough you live in Florida, but that whole state is broken.
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  291. Me still practicing covid-19 precautions: Anything new? Guess I will just carry on the same.
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  292. No.
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  293. Or maybe some hot electrical line sparked and went onto the flammable brush.
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  294. @Tim Murphy We were the ones who developed the launch system and the rocket itself in the first place.
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  295. What they fought for has nothing even remotely to do with this.
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  296. @FACTCHECKER777 I am sorry you and the trans community have to deal with this type of behavior from the ignorant.
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  297. No. The question was on if wonder woman was bisexual and the producer confirmed that she indeed is.
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  298. Yet, you still have no proof of it after nearly 4 years.
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  299. Also, there are other reasons to retaliate. It can be simply hatred for those types of people.
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  300. I remember thinking that the way she was on the show when I was just a 7 year old kid in northern California was her actual personality. Then seeing her take that photo years later and getting put in a bad light and everyone showing disappointment. I cannot believe that all of that was going on for all of that time.
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  301. Yes. We made it in the lab. Muhahahahahahahahaha!
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  302.  @Itsmedicinal  You do realize that you have to move those billions of dollars worth of farming infrastructure and crops, right? How exactly do you do that? This is like telling Mexico City to move off of its lake bed. How would you even do it if it were even the best decision? Also, they can do digging operations like they did with the lower San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento River to allow a smaller area to hold more water. Also, I live in San Jose, California born and raised. Lived in San Diego, Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Francisco as well. I'm guessing you are either not from California or don't even understand basic infrastructure development if you are making this crude assumption.
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  303.  @evanR09-2  How do you relocate billions of dollars' worth of farmland and infrastructure that can literally be seen from space? I am a Californian and we do need water. At the same time, us and the whole world needs food and unless you have an amazing crane that can lift countless square miles worth of all this, we won't have it and we will only have half of the very uses that water is needed for. You also have fertility differences in soils too and location preferences. How do you even ensure these people are even willing to even relocate, let alone capable of doing the job the same as before under different conditions? The other main location for them to relocate is the Sacramento Valley which is a very different area from the San Joaquin. Good for farming, but still different. It being much farther north even likely has a significant sun-light difference.
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  304. We are bad. We just are not that bad.
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  305. Be careful how you say this as people who argue with their feeling say the same thing as well. I take this as fair with you pointing out the anecdotes though. That is quite annoying to hear and it always results in the annoying post hoc fallacies. Like me eating pizza on this day of the week causes my father to get struck by lightning.
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  306. I’m from the Bay as well and have also never heard it either. Maybe a local thing.
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  307. As a ruler of my own nation, I will recognize his nation.
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  308. Is there one for viruses that we could use on covid-19?
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  309. I think they have been showing faces of murderers less to decrease the amount of attention they get as many media heads believed that they were indirectly praising and aiding them. Also resulting in them inspiring other potential attacks like Elliot Rodger who inspired Alek Minassian. By the way, Eliot Rodger was half Asian and he was very clearly shown in media which included his own video.
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  310. May have. Not certain if they are showing murderers less or not.
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  311. Sad that people are voting for the people who are partly making the problem worse while blaming Biden. Not only heartless, but also bad economics just as Roosevelt said with the great depression.
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  312. Choices? We have plenty of water here and in the south where it is more dry, they actually do a lot better than most at water conservation.
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  313. Most republicans I know just want the cheap gas. They don’t really care about anything else. I think it is why libertarians are quite popular in that party. It is how abortion and weed are legal in Montana and Alaska with loser restrictions on abortion than even some blue states. In some red states, they even vetoed restrictions against trans youth based on their principles of keeping small government. If democrats can get around the issues of that and other costs, the republicans would lose all federal legislative ability outside of the Supreme Court and we would probably never see a conservative president ever again.
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  314. @The Singing Janitor No. We get most of our water from Sierra snowmelt, ground water, and northern California water reserves. It only accounts for the desert regions of the south for water. Lastly, if you want to nag on who consumes the most from that river, get on Arizona’s case and Las Vegas as they use way more than us.
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  315.  @thesingingjanitor1850  Moving those areas or moving to those areas? Most California who move are moving outside of cities for cheaper rural areas and inland cities like Sacramento. Though even then, are you going to suggest that my state be forced to provide Arizona and Nevada with our snowmelt and rainforest water? What about people from other states including Texas who move to those states? For taking responsibility, why doers them being a California matter in the first place? Secondly, entirely anecdotal and from my experience, we are really not much different other than being more educated and actually being more responsible resource wise. Third, this drought is extending beyond California and is hitting Texas and numerous other states really hard right now. You should take concern with those states and their resource management as well. No kidding that it isn't one population's fault. Hence, makes no sense to go on about merely one population of a state. For Los Angeles, they do indeed use a significant amount of it, but it would survive without it. We have more than enough from Northern California which is only 40% of the state population and even now with the drought, some smaller ones are actually more full right now than usual in the central Sierra Nevada. Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico are the states that should really be worried if it dries up. For burning to ashes, when? Wildfires are a natural occurrence here and the redwoods actually survive better with wildfire due to the thick bark on the trees and the wildfires killing the other plants taking up nutrients. In that sense, we are pretty fine. The main issue with the wildfires though is that they are unusually big and longer lasting. They are also happening in areas where they are not supposed to happen frequently like the rainforests we have here, and it is a problem going as far north as Alaska.
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  316. Yet, he might kill another.
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  317.  @savanthsunnyt  What does this bs have anything to do with impacting another man or woman's life? As long as people are capable of being different from others, they will always exist. The very thing that it means to be different existing humans. Not everyone likes wearing Oakland Raider hats. Am I suppose to call for these people's deaths?!
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  318. Except that is what covid-19 deniers do. They enforce expectations.
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  319. Women using men’s bodies for what? I know the state sends men to war, but what would women use men’s bodies for?
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  320. Good. Keep it that way permanently. Encourage others to break up and stay single.
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  321. I feel so bad that you have your state over-run by these arrogant jerks. Even worst is that guy is being seen as a hero by many.
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  322. Europe has a lot of sea area. Espeically France, the UK, Spain, Norway, Denmark, and Portugal. They could extract these materials from the waters that they control.
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  323. People that have to repeat that are the cause for all the world’s problems.
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  324. Republicans are the real communists. That’s what it has been the whole time.
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  325. If you outgrow any friendship, then those are not friendships.
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  326. Guilt and anxiety. I think guilt comes from the way I was raised as everything I did was always around ensuring that I didn’t upset anyone. I was only ever praised for an image I acted as and for merely obedience. Never for any of the creative or hardworking things I did. Only my little sister got that. Even for the same exact things. If anyone ever defied anyone (other than my little sister), they were met with severe consequences. I was threatened or had been slapped, hit in different places on my arms and head, and screamed at extremely hard when I was a 4 year old by my aid and other kids my age and older. Due to me seeing consequences of what people would face in a distance, I was extremely good at avoiding the consequences. Though the cost of it was the constant guilt from these different people I had to always be in their good terms with. Also making me develop anxiety due to me never understanding why things were the way they were. I had been obedient and didn’t understand why. Their reasonings I pretended to understand, but never truly understood. This was on top of me never understanding so much at that time that no one even had answers for me on. Like what happens after death. To this day, I’m afraid of death and more terrified being an atheist.
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  327. These two things have also made me feel frustration and confusion in what I have control over.
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  328. Interesting. So when the death surges outside of China, you ignore it, deny it, or downplay it but if in China, then you describe it like an apocalypse. I hate the CCP and believe Taiwan is the true China as in, the mainland China is not under legitimate government rule with the CCP being illegitimate. At the same time, I assess them and criticize them based on the facts and fairly. Not in a very obviously biased unfair way.
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  329. Cleaner than most in the entire country as the west coast is cleaner than the rest of the country.
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  330. @Wolfie Street Technology isn’t produced by an economic system. By that reasoning, you would have to say communist satellites. Even if true, still wouldn’t be an argument.
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  331.  @wolfiestreet6899  Except who does the work of said development? People do. Not any economic system.
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  332. @lizzieb6311 Below average poverty rate with this and better homelessness reporting than other states. Can’t buy anything cheap if you have no money to begin with.
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  333. @ThomasSmoth-rj4zt The population decline is quite slow and a lot of people move back here as well. For more, California contributes far more than it takes from the federal government. That is completely wrong.
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  334. @austin7037 Why are homeless less than.5% of the population who also happen to be majority people who would be in mental wards that had been shut down by Reagan here? Also counting the fact that the housing in San Francisco and LA is cramp due to everyone wanting to live here and limiting the amount of available housing.
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  335. @austin7037 No. It is because you can’t pay for a house that is already taken or doesn’t exist.
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  336. @FOAB-Carlos Really doesn’t when it is less than .5% of the population, most of those homeless have mental issues where they are mentally disabled to an extreme, and that one can only build so much in a small space.
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  337. More tropical moisture from climate change might be a thing that Southern California could contribute.
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  338.  @lesliefranklin1870  It isn't much though. What I'm saying is we are going to probably get more of it in the future with climate change and warmer waters.
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  339. Norway is also dealing with Russian spies who is a part of NATO.
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  340. A place you have no right to force them into.
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  341. I will vote green.
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  342.  @ViggoHinrichsen  The 1% edge women have at that distance speaks for itself.
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  343.  @blacktigerpaw1  Yet, the evidence says otherwise. The science is the one supporting me and also, you can't really call them males after transition due to gender and sex definitions.
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  344.  @billweasley1382  I know that. I'm just going off of the data presented here.
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  345. I’m just imagining how different my life would be if the US had all those things. Then again, all those things are considered to basically be communism here.
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  346. @Boatmurdered Today, it depends on where you are in LA. In places closer to San Fernando and Van Nuys, it is very clean. You won’t really find much of that there. I actually have family living out by there and they have a nice neighborhood and work great jobs. If you go to Skid Row, Compton, places closer to San Bernardino, or Watts, then yes. Also, do not go to those places at night. They are the really dangerous areas that have loads of gang activity and one of the headquarters for bloods and crips. Skid row is also the place with the tents and the city allocated specifically to the homeless to not be moved from. That is also the place where you see all the homeless tenta in most of these youtuber videos of Los Angeles.
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  347. As an American, I should be the one apologizing for the nonsense stirred up all the time over the past 5 years and probably the upcoming abortion patients. Plus, it isn’t like this guy hasn’t been enabled here to have global influence. We are still trying to deal with numerous others doing the same thing here.
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  348. Then get someone who will go after all Muslims even if they are not Palestinian. That is the outcome of this.
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  349. First time then.
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  350. I have been questioning the US on what it has been claiming about China a lot lately as a number of things certain departments who are right wing keep saying don’t make any sense. They say China is a paper tiger and everything and then say that they are a giant threat and people need to be prepared for what they would do with the US. Especially with so called claims on Biden working with the Chinese. The covid-19 ones also don’t make sense. They go on about how China is failing to deal with the pandemic and lying about the numbers but then, everything becomes so open about the disaster that was happening with covid-19. All despite their beliefs in the idea of spreading infection on purpose for herd immunity. On their reasoning, China would be fine or since covid-19 is supposedly just the flu, it wouldn’t matter. Better yet. They care so much about the origins of covid-19 despite the fact that they say it isn’t a threat. Better yet, if China were spreading the virus on purpose in secret, they could based on their views just lie and say the US did it. The founding of the theories don’t even make sense considering they were the first to try to remain open based on the silencing of the doctor. Even then, why matter for security concerns? Just put up more travel restrictions if so concerned about the Chinese spreading pathogens to travelers from there. None of these claims about these countries in most media has made any sense at all. The claims are getting more absurd too and I’m seeing more far right conspiratorial nonsense making its way into these legislations in the US and at least half of western Europe. My question is what exactly is their goal with China?
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  351. Why do you care?
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  352. It is. This is kind of similar to grouping Portuguese and Swedes. They are both European, but definitely do not identify together.
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  353. @Alpaca Comentadora Group geographically speaking. Though if is undeniably a major region.
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  354. Covid-19 deaths during 2020-2021 were the contributor and as of now, the decline is not much.
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  355. Except it is about that they do as doctors. Not the fact that they are doctors.
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  356. They are court approved. They have no right to do this. This is illegal and violates multiple protected rights here under the US and even state constitutions. Also makes no sense as they are literally legally allowed to have the abortion. So even then, they would either have to sue the court for mis-interpreting the law and constitutions or sue themselves for allowing said laws to allow the abortion to take place. The doctor and woman have no blame to take in this. The people to blame are the ones who made the laws.
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  357. Who is defending this guy? He literally started it. I don’t think even the incels would promote it. They would more likely promote MGTOW.
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  358. Lower life expectancies than the east Asians and places in the Mediterranean. Does it reason that they should be forced to learn the ways of the regional Japonic and Meditteranean people’s?
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  359. Not biology when you account for the fact that hormones taken after a certain amount of time remove and advantages from sex itself. Even if there were advantages, those would be things like height which would be a prompt for different divisions that already exist in other sports.
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  360.  @klassiconetea9983  Hormones change muscle and do affect bones. It can even alter bone shape around the pelvis if it is administered early enough. Trans women are even warned about becoming weaker when they start hrt. For lung capacity, there is quite a bit of variability on this within the sexes even if assuming that they are different here. Though whether they are different or not isn't certain. For body sizes like height, everyone knows that and wasn't claimed such. For that, simply do what we already do and create different body class division on those like they have for wrestling. No. Hormones only change the voice and body hair for trans men. They don't affect those for trans women. No one claimed that anyone gets a uterus from hrt. Some claimed correlation with emotional cycles that could be linked to periods, but nothing else and that is largely anecdotal. Looks like you don't know what hormones change. Hormones change the muscle via weakening or strengthening depending on gender, certain aspects of the bones which are why many trans women have to go on iron or even end up having their bones changed around their hips if done early, breast growth if it is male to female, softening of skin if male to female, deepening of voice if female to male, body hair growth if female to male, hair line not receding if present in male to female, thinning of certain body hair possible in male to female, fat redistribution in both male to female and female to male to respective patterns to what they transition to, nipple development for male to female, thinning of skin if female to male, and possibly others I don't know of. So no. Not duh. You don't have as many answers as you think you do you simpleton. Maybe learn to take complexity and different outlooks rather than always picking what appears to be the simplest answer to everything. On top of that, you make claims of claims that were never even made like growing a uterus. No one ever claimed that and is why many trans women opt for sex reassignment surgery on that. Which even then, isn't there yet.
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  361. What are you talking about? The CCP downplayed the virus in the beginning. They want to be open more than everyone else does so they can exploit their citizens and the world more. They did the lockdown as it was the only thing that actually worked. People were able to go around country sides and even cities without masking.
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  362. This is a sentence people of Florida. Ok. You know a sentence has words, right?
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  363. You put 12.8 million for the budget of the CIA when you said it was 12.8 billion dollars.
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  364. Why does the fact that it is illegal immigrants even matter to you?
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  365. Reindeer herders already practiced communism. Or rather, practiced something even more generous than communism.
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  366. Or maybe take your time for doing a reaction video.
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  367. You mean Rocket man.
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  368. They actually can’t claim that as if is actually the worst it has ever been. What they are going to argue is that all of this is natural and blame people for living in these places.
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  369. All of Utah is desert if all of SoCal is desert by what you say here.
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  370.  @Hypercube9 They said So Cal and parts of Utah. Implying all of SoCal is desert and parts of Utah are not? SoCal has a lot of elevated areas that get heavy snowfalls comparable to places along the Great Lakes the same way parts of Utah does as well.
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  371. I put they to distinguish it for you since you don’t seem to understand implications I put in, but was originally going for plural. No. The whole point is that the statement is wrong. Southern California has very varied topography and climates. Something that is also relevant in water management which is what is being discussed here. For straw man, the person who you thought I was talking about alone literally said that they are deserts. Also the same one who said parts of Utah are deserts rather than the whole thing like the main commenter. Also based on said phrasing, they said it was like living in a desert rather than actually living in one. Making it more open ended to what place is a desert while also still calling said places a desert. A open statement that is still a statement. You are comparing two large land areas in what is further south? What part of Southern California is farther south? For elevation, are you counting populated areas like Palmdale and Lancaster on the high desert? Most people in Utah are in Salt Lake City which is also a high desert which would mean by your own reasoning using climate and topography, most people in Utah don’t live in the mountains either as 82% of the states lives around Salt Lake City. That is just there alone not even counting places like St George who are lower elevation than even the average elevation of the whole state who I didn’t even mention. Average of California not meaning much due to how big it is and the facf that I was only talking about the south. For California’s highest point, it is higher than all of the entire continental United States. This point you made means nothing. Especially when elevation isn’t everything when it comes to temperature ranges. There are countless spots in California that are way cooler than most of Utah that span a very large area. For people living in said mountainous areas too, this means nothing when we have several aqueducts and more that have the water running out of the mountains. Though even then, we have loads of people living in the mountains here in California even if they are a small percentage of our population. While Utah has a small percentage of its population living in said mountain areas rather than high deserts. California as a whole having at least 100,000 living in the mountains rather than high desert while Utah has somewhere in the range of the same population. Even if using elevations at least 5000 feet above sea level. For the snowfall, that is completely relevant. That is literally everything here. That is where most of the water in the entire American western states and drier regions comes from. Sierra Nevada snowpack is what feeds the Central Valley farmers, the entire Colorado river basin which Utah is dependent on, and numerous water reserves in Southern California. You talk about it anything intelligent to say, but what you said here was the anti-thesis to intelligence if intelligence involves having at least the most basic understanding of where places get their water from.
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  372. You could not possibly be more wrong. So many of us have lost those close to us and some of us became full blown orphans. Many of us have become disabled by this thing. Many being former athletes and you can find a number of athletes who mask while doing their sports and/or staying in remote areas doing their sport. Even among those who had a number of these tendencies before, they were never this bad and some of them were improving just before the start of covid-19. Actively avoiding covid-19 is also very difficult to do. Especially if you are poor like me. It is so much effort that one does every single day. You consider any possible way it might get transmitted like someone sharing a bathroom briefly. The dentist to get your teeth cleaned. Police if they briefly went into your home. Most of us these precautions have transformed ourselves in ways nothing has ever done before in our entire lives.
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  373. @letslego9914 What do you define as go on living your life? You are still dealing with covid-19 right now. More people are disabled than ever before and we had the largest life expectancy drop since World War 2. If you are in the middle of a road, are you going to ignore the car that is coming up on you? For I do me, I wish. If you didn’t infect people, I would not care if you masked at all. Same with nearly everyone else from that community. All we care about is actually truly being done with the covid-19 pandemic. Where covid-19 is either no longer a threat on it’s down due to a type of immunity that doesn’t exist yet, a treatment, or simply eradicating like what has happened to small pox and other diseases. Until that point though, I am going to hold it against everyone who doesn’t mask and after a minimum death-toll of 30 million, I can not ever really see myself has having anything with people who don’t do precautions now. My world view on most people has changed because of this. I feel less sympathy for people who get beaten on the street who are not wearing a mask for the horrors I’ve seen this virus do. I can never forgive the lady who laughed at that kid when his grandmother died.
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  374. Did you verify that with a doctor or is this just an assumption?
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  375. Appalachians with only a few exceptions and the northeastern part, are not high enough to get away from the extreme heat.
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  376. Unfortunately due to other influences like monsoonal moistures from other locations and the topography of the area, it is one of the places to be barder hit.
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  377. Though if you are farther northeast, then it won’t be as bad.
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  378. Probably because you became a conspiracy theorist promoting medical misinformation.
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  379. It still is.
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  380. Good for empathy. I accept. But relationships are bad and anyone willing to go into one is not making a great decision. All couples should break up, all marriages should end, and everyone with these feelings need to get help to get rid of them. Male or female. We should support opposing relationships for the disaster they have caused our societies.
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  381. Wait. If death is not real, then I'm immortal.
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  382. No one is shoving a flag in anyone’s face other than braindead people who want to pretend the world is a utopia. People shouldn’t be shooting people for flying a rainbow flag.
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  383. Disagree. Smart people say all phrases. It is how those phrases are said and used that makes the difference here.
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  384. Be quiet! It will probably be even worst now.
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  385.  @karelglasner2673  Political re-alignment was a thing you know.
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  386. Honestly. That is what everyone wants to do these days. Those with said intent and motive will get their way unfortunately.
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  387. Based on what?
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  388. Be hilarious if Canada did this on purpose so the wall can keep Americans out later on and Canada doesn’t even have to construct it.
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  389. Wish you would leave California and go to Florida. You probably hate the state anyways. So please leave us be and in turn, we won’t even mandate an outbreak of bird flu where you are and allow your natural immunity and ivermectin to be used against it.
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  390. Absolutely not. You will not get these people to drink deadzone water.
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  391.  @RK-cj4oc  The infamous deadzone at the end of the river where the water changes color due to all the pesticides it is filled with. Then again, makes more sense just to get our water from places farther north of here.
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  392. Loads of Americans are insufferable when you get to know them more. Here in the US, people have a facade that they show to everyone which is generally nicer appearing. It also does vary by region a lot as well in the US with Southerners having a very different appeal from Northerners and Westerners.
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  393. Poor video as she could have been using him to keep her balance. Also not accounting for high variability.
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  394. I agree with China’s zero covid despite hating Xi and the CCP. But, do agree that the way they are going about it where people are literally filling hazmat suits with sweat and providing little resources for those infected is in the wrong.
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  395. Go ahead and choose to be a house wife. I as a guy, would never ever date a traditional woman. Especially a house wife. It isn’t merely disagreements politically. It is the whole life style and personality. I wouldn’t be able to stand them.
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  396. You can teach people what other morals exist, but you can’t ever have them ingrained.
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  397. We don’t drain all of it. We have countless reservoirs and more. Also, I doubt you are educated on water infrastructure to make such assessments on what my state should do.
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  398. There is no person that is willing to go through the hell of transition just to do that. Plus, transition weakens to muscles far too much for it to be feasible and that is against women who are freaks of nature themselves. Many of them having androgynism. In those studies too, most of the differences are due to other factors like height. Lastly, a person like that would never win.
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  399.  @Cjeska  "if you were a mediocre athlete as a man and now break records as a "woman" you do not belong in female sports".
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  400. Go and don’t return.
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  401. @dr_jones That guy is most likely not part of the community. Almost no one would do that and if they did, it would be circumstances like early hours with low covid-19 wastewater levels.
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  402. People making choices for themselves. That is what you promote violence against? The very people who don’t affect your life? That is messed up. You are promoting the killing of innocent people here. In Christianity, those that do such are the ones that go to hell. Even if it is in God’s name and even then, that is always playing the false God. Especially as these are suppose to be choices people make under their own will no different from choosing whether they think about religion or believe in God or not. In social structure standing in the modern world, what you are promoting has no place and will be opposed! May you reap what you sow with the disregard to human life you have created here! May Uganda have its government overthrown for its tyranny! May whoever the psycho who created this bill be removed from power forever!
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  403. There is no such thing as community immunity from infection. You kill and disable people with natural selection and then the virus mutates and continues and reinfects.
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  404. @Onyekavhukwu Ejimnkeonye Of course you would. All that corruption you would do with them combined with even more wars to likely take place. More Congolese boys being forced to watch their mothers get raped, tortured, forced to rape, forced cannibalism in war and famine, and killing other child soldiers. What a great outcome.
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  405. We already have ground water and LA even put blackballs in one of theirs to reduce it years ago. Though yet, not that much help as mountajn areas like Tahoe have low evapotranspiration rates.
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  406. Those women are rather shallow in my view. If that happens to me after I get my career up, I will NEVER ever marry or date any women in anyway.
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  407. @munkqiking7207 Most men are that way too. It is just display differently by the sexes.
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  408. They are burning the Swedish flag instead of the American one. Then again, I have hated Sweden since they started these weird politics since early 2020. So I support burning their flag, but for a different reason.
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  409. There would likely be a small number of trans male athletes. A number of them do very well.
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  410. Wait a minute. Is the popularity of MAPS and its attempts to associate with LGBT and more kids getting involved with inappropriate things an attempt of gay or trans conversion?
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  411. You realize that they had performed better than everyone else and better than they ever did with social democracy right? The conservative government of the UK has put it behind all the other Western European countries. Sweden is already lagging behind Norway and Denmark. Lastly, social democracy is literally working class. These right wingers are elitist aristocrats. They don’t even want the working class to vote.
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  412. You moved to a worst place. Makes a lot of sense.
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  413.  who_killed_the_w0rld  Literally the entire American South is worst in overall quality than Seattle. Anyone that disagrees with you is apparently a communist. Looks like Douglass MacArthur has come back to life.
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  414.  who_killed_the_w0rld  Based on what? The most dangerous cities in the country are in the Mid-West and the American South. Seattle isn't ranked high at all. From what I found, Seattle is ranked in the middle of the pack or slightly higher or lower. Also ranking particularly lower in violent crime and somewhat higher in petty crime. It has had a large increase in crime, but it is not even close to the worst. Also, cities are not even the only dangerous places. The moonshine backroads of West Virginia and meth labs in Arkansas. The second most dangerous city in one report behind only Detroit is Memphis, Tennessee which is in the American South. There are also numerous other cities in the American South that are considered dangerous. New Orleans, Brimingham, Little Rock, Nashville, Houston, Chattanooga, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, and others.
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  415.  who_killed_the_w0rld  Also, why are you occupied with the fact that those people are black? Some of the most dangerous areas in the country are Hispanic, non-Hispanic white, and Native American. Native American women were even found to be more likely to get arrested than black women. Even if black people were responsible for 99% of all crime (they are not. Around 50% for reported and less than that when counting unreported crime), why is the fact that they are black relevant here? Why would it not supposedly count?
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  416.  who_killed_the_w0rld  Lastly, why are you typing black people like that? Just say black people. No one cares that much except for when you get into African diaspora since there are all sorts of different black people.
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  417.  who_killed_the_w0rld  I didn't say they were nor do I agree that they are. What I was saying was that other people of other groups commit a huge portion of the crime as well. I also included non-Hispanic white as well for unreported crimes. I also stated that even if they did indeed commit all the crime, judging by the fact that they are black and committing the crime isn't fair.
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  418.  who_killed_the_w0rld  Also, some places in Africa are extremely safe with low crime like Botswana. Majority are sub-Saharan African as well. Same with browns in other regions around the world like Bahrain which among the lowest crime rates in the world.
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  419.  who_killed_the_w0rld  First off, what does colonization have to do with that? The overwhelming majority of Botswana and other safer African countries are black. Secondly, the reasoning doesn't even make sense as African-Americans had way more than simply colonization. They were literally enslaved and brought across an entire ocean. So by your reasoning here if consistent, colonization would actually make it worst. Third, every single country in Africa and a huge chunk except for Ethiopia has been colonized. So, you don't exactly have a lot to go off here. But, I can say that Ethiopia compared to most other neighboring countries is safer despite still having a very high crime rate. Especially going by regionally where one is away from most of the borders. Bhutan has never been colonized by anyone and yet, it is relatively dark skinned and has very low crime. Thailand is relatively dark and crime is also quite low while it has also never been colonized. Barbados is mostly black and has a lower crime rate than the US. The most dangerous countries in the world are mostly in Latin America as well and are not even close to black majority. These countries even have very significant white populations who most outnumber the blacks. Japan who has never been colonized and is one of the most ethnically homogenous countries in the entire world, has among the lowest crime rates on the entire planet.
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  420. I am very toxic, but I am fair. I always hear out what others say. I don't interrupt and I only condescend if I'm condescended to which doesn't always happen. For victims, I have no victims as I don't even associate with many people.
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  421. Or maybe he was cold. He is not even the slightest bit fazed by the science deniers.
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  422.  @joannafrix562  No. He is literally the ones that studied it. He was taken out of context here.
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  423. There are loads of woke scolds who are not rich rich. Many of them are poor conservatives who vote against their own interests. Includes a lot of black men too.
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  424. I wonder what that lady has to say about me and being half black and half white with the numerous different African and European ethnicities and even some Asian. Or even the fact that most people are mixed to some degree between other regions and regions are not merely defined by what race of people inhabit them as humans have migrated between regions for 2 million years.
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  425. You should lose your license for believing in place o nonsense. Please leave. We are better without you.
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  426. You heard that Diana. He loves the Philippines more than you.
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  427. Not just California. Washington is getting hit very hard and southern Alaska is having abnormal rain patterns. For the mid-west, not exactly doing the best with recent floods and that can be quite troubling if they take place at the Great Lakes. That can also affect the quality of the said water and result in situations like Flint Michigan water.
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  428. Don’t agree with the getting paid more if higher up in the company. Heavily depends on what said position is. Not simply being higher up. For the currency, partially true. The amount of currency in total currency is definitely part of it, but what is also a part if it is where that currency goes. If the companies notice more people have more money, then they raise the price as they know they can force the money out of those people to raise their profit margin. Hence, getting to the redistribution the monopolies and oligarchies want. We use to have good anti-trust laws and anti-monopoly laws that were actually enforced, but not anymore. In fact, anyone challenging these can actually be in trouble like certain gas stations have for having below average gas prices. In airlines, it is actually illegal to have rides be below certain prices.
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  429. No we haven’t always been very dry and we aren’t even that dry now. That water comes from heavy snowfall in the Sierra Nevada and heavy rains from actual rainforests in northern California. That is also how the Sacramento and the San Joaquin rivers and the San Francisco bay exist. We even had the largest freshwater lake west of the rockies here and even now, we have the second deepest lake in the whole country and one of the deepest in the world and one of the cleanest too. In fact, we have towns here that get more rainfall than anywhere east of the rockies with over 100 inches in some places. Crescent city gets more rain than Seattle and nearly ties with the average with New Orleans and still leads most cities. Prior to drought, more rain than all eastern cities and both counts not even accounting for heavy amounts of precipitation collected from dense fog. How do you even think we have the world’s tallest trees growing here for thousands of years? This is climate change.
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  430. @Ray Maloney We redirected the colorado and accidentally created the Salton sea which originates from Colorado. We also created multiple aquifers as well. Specifically LA and San Diego area with their high dependency on external sources of water with only nearby sources of significant water being the nearby mountains from Lake Arrowhead to Lake Cuyamaca.
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  431.  @aldeno8055  For one, only southern California can be considered part of the Southwest. Two, most water California uses doesn't even come from the Colorado. San Francisco especially as all if it comes from the Sierra snowmelt and rainfall in the reservoirs along the coastal forests and mountains.
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  432. @PandemicOfTheUnvaccinated That is just the minimum estimate. There are unreported deaths all over Africa and South Asia. Also doesn’t count the increase in deaths happing 6 months later.
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  433.  @factsdataworld9899  What? Omicron originated from Africa.
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  434. Over there. At least they admit they are wrong. Here in my country, you can’t even expect flat earthers to admit they are wrong.
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  435. What are you even talking about? No one even knows anything about this virus yet and two, natural immunity is worthless since you have to get infected to get it and even then, it isn’t immunity. Go ask the Europeans how natural immunity worked out 800 years ago. It didn’t exactly go well. Quit making over-simplifications of medical topics you know nothing about. You wish to actually make something worthwhile of it, go to medical school.
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  436. That could be helpless mentality.
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  437.  @HistoriaAlive 18 is actually still not only risky for both the girl and the baby, but also underdeveloped still and fertility is still quite noticeably behind. Peak age is 25-26 on a small plateau for reproducing actually. 27-29 is still good and all the way to 35 is decent. Even then, it can still be done after that with either knowing where your body is at with fertility specialists examining your body and/or sperm/egg embryo banking. One family had a child over 30 years after banking their embryo. So you could with good planning, most people can have children as late as 65 and some can have them as late as 75. One lady could theoretically based on this, have a child as late as 92 years old.
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  438.  @defyyourlogic487 Period actually since you pretty much have to be wealthy to own any homes.
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  439. How about, get rid of the conservative party? They do not seem able to put out any leaders or actually do a good job in leadership if they even reach leadership.
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  440. Likely spares you from the disappointment of that waste hole.
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  441. @Just some guy People move everywhere. There are even Americans who have moved to Venezuela and I don’t think it is the best place to live. For Florida being a waste pit, the poor environmental standards of the state like the sinkholes, loads of fat slow minded people who probably have the world headquarters for the flat earth society, an uninhabitable humid climate where only people who like horrid odors could inhabit (probably why they couldn’t wear masks. They would actually die from suffocating on their own smells), the most poorly designed cities of any place on Earth with Fort Lauderdale probably the only somewhat decent city there in anyway, buildings and bridges falling appart due to incompetent people designing them, less medicare as you have to watch out for all the fake doctors there, the Karen capital of the world, overly judgmental people who judge you for wearing a mask and even threaten violence over it, no anti-covid-19 mandates to prevent their already slow witted population from being even more slow witted, the culture of complacency(probably why Jacksonville is the only city that has a really large population despite it being in the state with the third highest population in the country (I wonder what will happen to those nice housing prices once they run out of that rural space to build on. Especially when a storm with rising sea levels eventually washes up property. Maybe the Dutch route, but I doubt it as that would be seen as woke), very bad water infrastructure with 12.5% of all lead pipes in the entire country, gross looking swampland (at least Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas have good looking swamps), a government that forces their religion or their own beliefs onto you, lack of decent public libraries if into any kind of social studies, hostility to lgbt content even with no kids around (even then, double standards here), ugly scenery and people, terrible beaches, Trump lives there, natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes are common which are worsened by a government that does little to nothing, the state’s people are dangerous and criminal, loads of sex offenders if not counted under dangerous and criminal, the state has the most drama, and Florida is the craziest state in the entire country and is what makes the US look bad on the world stage the way it does. Other states do make the US look bad, but not even close to as bad as what Florida does. You have literal bath salt zombies there. There is more, but I can’t list them all.
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  442. @Just some guy The real question is how is Florida not a crazy waste hole? Even a dump in Northern India is better than that state.
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  443. @atrainradio Or maybe you can just have Florida be the containment place for these people similar to what the US did with the containment block in Asia. Plus, a lot of this state is going under water anyways.
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  444.  @evannatland5151  Yes it is.
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  445. Here is the other thing. We exercise denying tights to human beings all the time even when there isn’t endangerment and these are fully formed people capable of thinking and feeling. Not a pack of cells that don’t have feelings or consciousness of any form. This is actually a violation of a person’s constitutional rights and the supreme court is deliberately trying to misinterpret it.
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  446. Why do people around the world think we are always carrying guns all the time? It is completely abnormal to do so and when people do, it is 99% of the time either by military and police personnel, regular people going to shooting ranges, regular people hunting, and rural and others who are moving homes. Even in super heavy armed Texas, they don’t carry guns everywhere and if you carry a gun into a store, not only will you get weird looks, but you might even get law enforcement on you. Most of the gun bearing people there have their guns at home and merely for self-defense of their spaces or for recreational shooting.
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  447. You all also have gun violence. Other than that, true.
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  448.  @dannyd96  What are you talking about? Monarchy is the enemy of democracy. The people literally do not choose them.
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  449. Stalin was bad, yet definitely not even close to as bad as Hitler. Stalin was a man of belief behind control and also an incompetent and corrupt leader. He wasn’t a blood thirsty psychopath like Hitler was.
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  450. Not only that. You can die months after catching the virus even if cases are mild and there is even a guy in Turkey who still tests positive after 2 years. The original people from Wuhan who caught it still experience symptoms to this day.
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  451. I don’t think they were taking the DNA test very seriously. You all can calm down.
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  452. Scotland and Northern Ireland should take the North Sea oil and leave the UK. Even possibly have a union with Ireland and have the United Kingdom of Ireland and Scotland.
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  453. On a positive note, it has become easy for me to know who I want nothing to do with in the long term. That being everyone else who isn’t covid-19 cautious.
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  454. @lulum5898 These same people are doctors, engineers, and lawyers. Seems that these disorders are rather a type of neurodivergence that has provided a lot of us quite high amounts of cognition. A study done also found that people who still do covid-19 have significantly higher iqs than the average population. Seems you all should learn from us.
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  455. @thisisashan Not like government should do absolutely nothing republicans would do anything more.
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  456. Account for saving lives. Ok. For vaccine injured, I challenge you to even find them before getting struck by lightning.
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  457. Hey Biden and republicans. Uganda has oil! We need to give them some freedom!
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  458. There are trans people who have never even heard of the internet. Trans people are just as varied as people as everyone else.
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  459. ⁠​⁠​⁠ @closcer3950 Which experts and what do you mean by debunk? Trans people have always been a thing since ancient pre-historic times. Just as there are trans people online in Sacramento, California, there are also trans people in remote regions of the world like the Amazon and the island of New Guinea in tribes who have probably never even heard of the internet. Let alone access it. There was even a transgender Roman emperor who actively sought out sex reassignment surgery.
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  460. @Deagle5000AE Florida has more crime than California does. Especially violent crime.
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  461. Are you sure about that?
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  462. A mountain would actually be beneficial for water too due to orographic lift. In fact, some desert places can probably ought to have a combination of inland seas created and build mountains by them to produce precipitation for more fresh water or even having the mountains built in the middle of seas to make more land as well.
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  463. I think Bernie Sanders is doing this as he doesn’t want to literally risk whether there is even another election to be had. If Biden loses which is possible, especially if he goes against DeSantis or someone other than Trump, then we probably are stuck with someone worse permanently. I get it. Especially as a Green voter. But at the same time here, I don’t think you can really blame Bernie Sanders. What do you do if you can’t even vote anymore at all? There is no teaching the democratic party a lesson. There is no new campaign strategy that goes further left that appeals to more people. There is no more internal debates to even be had within the party on the direction to go. All because it doesn’t even matter as they would never be able to get elected to start with ever again. It isn’t Biden vs whoever the next republican nominee is. It is Biden vs future dictator.
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  464. Compare Florida and Taiwan. Florida suffered 10 times more deaths despite a similar population.
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  465. Why do my comments keep getting deleted?
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  466. Or maybe they have more sense than him and the worthless students who took it off.
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  467. If you like muggy heat, hurricanes, and crazies everywhere, then I guess it is nice.
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  468. Leave Florida and don’t return to that wasteland.
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  469. That is not the reasoning for the homophobic and transphobic labelling. It is the bad faith questioning. Chemical do and have always had a role in people’s sexuality. Even before humans were able to change it and there were changes to all of it even before humans could change it. The implication here is that said people who are the outcomes of said chemicals are a problem themselves. No one has an issue regulating these chemicals. In fact, the left who is more pro-lgbt has voiced for regulation of such chemicals for a very long time and before it reached conservatives at all. In fact, left wingers have had to push conservatives to regulate these chemicals. Also for people instantly labelling such, that is not true. In fact, most LGBT people are quite friendly about it and will open up about both their experience and the science behind how they come to be. Really. Reach out to these people and talk about it. They may share some interesting things you mag not have known about that even applies to straight cis gender people.
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  470. You sure about that? They have a long history with Russians, Finns, Norwegians, Danes, and Germans. All that activity they have done in the Baltic Sea and controlling with Denmark what goes in and out. Sweden itself also has different native groups like the Sami in the North. For development, a lot of that was foreign investment with heavy market regulations. Not standard corporatism.
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  471. @YouYou If people supposedly own said place, why not pick by the individual rather than categorizing what country people come from? Should Sweden pick a Danish criminal or a Nigerian doctor with no criminal history? I hope you answer correctly here.
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  472. @d l People speaking different languages you don’t understand. How terrible. Also not like it is anything new like with the Germans, English, other Scandinavians, Dutch, French, Finns, Russians, Estonians, and even Poles.
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  473. I'm not talking about integration. I am saying they are an integral part of the country. They have always been there. Especially as borders have changed. For Swedes accepting people, whether one is from a nearby country helps with things like language and since they don't stand out as much, they don't get that much racism or xenophobia. Other than for things like that, there is no actual difference other than what comes down to the individual themselves. Culture is meaningless when it comes to the right of someone to live on some piece of land. There are Nigerians both ethnic and born who have probably lived in Sweden their entire lives and don't even know Nigerian culture. Races don't exist in the way people think about them. Race is very recent in human genealogy and has very insignificant genetic difference. Hence, not enough to meaningfully distinguish. @zorgivanov8685 
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  474.  @vauxcorsa  That is the total number of guns divided by the number of people. That figure doesn't say what percentage of people own at least one of those guns. When you look at people who own at least one firearm, it is not high at all. Only 30-32% of Americans in total which doesn't even account for interstater differences, own a firearm. When looking at states, only largely rural states or states with low populations own firearms at above 50% and some states have percentages as low as 14% and those also don't count for the city districts where gun ownership is even lower. The reason for that figure you have is because a few people have a lot of guns, not because everyone here is secretly carrying an AK-47.
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  475.  @curedmeme29  How many people have those guns? You have guys in the middle of nowhere who literally have hundreds of guns here.
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  476. The studies are all incomplete and do not even account for other differences like height which are bigger factors. The trans women do not have an advantage from their birth sex based on these studies alone. Also, trans women should also have athletic opportunity as well. Denying it to them simply for the way they are born is wrong.
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  477.  @wwlittlejOfficial  The studies are not conclusive and Sabine even states it herself. She even goes over the other factors that the studies do not take into account like age, height, size, and more. The other athletics have even taken those factors into consideration like the weight classes in wrestling and between those of the same cis gender athletes. There also isn't a single one of those studies with a sample size beyond 1000 which is the bare minimum standard to even be considered useful. How do you know they would always have an advantage assuming it were to be true? There also isn't even one that goes beyond three years and the Brazilian study which was the only one Sabine was able to find, found no advantage at all. It appears you don't understand why trans people go through the huge hurdle and mess of taking years of transition. People don't choose to become transgender. They either are or they aren't. The changes are irreversible. Even if there was somehow one guy who was going to attempt to try it somehow, they will fail to even get past the psychologist to even have it prescribed. Even if they were able to get through that, they would definitely fail to endure the years of grueling transition. If somehow, they were able to skip all of that just for the sake of argument and be at the place you are thinking of, they will have to go through all their training again just to even have a chance against cis women as trans women generally under-perform in athletics. Especially when women's sports are dominated by cos women with androgynism. Also, they will have to live in an awkward mental state on top of it as well. There is not a chance that they would make any significant athletic achievements. Why are you telling me to not be triggered? Also, athletics is also a business. Everyone wants money. No. You are denying money from women who have no proven advantage due to their birth sex. Also, even if they did, you would also have to remove the women who have androgynism as well who are the main ones setting the records. Saying blatant advantage and repeating it doesn't make it true.
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  478.  @wwlittlejOfficial  Unethical behaviors as in steroids and gene editing. She also made an example with the women's basketball team from Central American competing with another one and getting decimated due to the big height difference. No, not exactly. My point is it is impossible for a person to cheat simply by being transgender. I am saying there is no advantage and them trying to cheat that way is pointless as they would not be able to do it. Don't make strawmans of what I argue. Cheating with different means. Also, trans women literally have to be on estrogen for a certain amount of time to even be considered to compete and they evaluate them to make certain of it. They are hard on just cis women alone. All trans women competing have transitioned solely for their own bodily choice and comfort. None have transitioned for a competitive advantage and to claim so is a conspiracy and a failure in understanding trans people. For whoever these "transwomen are", they wouldn't even get away with it to begin with as you also don't seem to understand what the hormones do to the body. They don't just make you weaker. They affect your emotions, change your body shape, and more. A cis person trying to do this will fail to even start the transition let alone get through it and even be able to train after it. In fact, it could possibly be argued that trans women are actually at a disadvantage in women's sports due to having to be on these hormones. If that were the case, then you would be right to exclude them, but for the wrong reason.
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  479.  @wwlittlejOfficial  We're talking about women's sports. No one is talking about banning them from sports in general except for some extremist conspiratorial nutjobs. She never states that they are conclusive nor do even the studies themselves. They are general trends that do not account for the numerous other factors. They are not even close to conclusive enough as Sabine state herself, there are numerous other advantages that have a bigger difference than the gender. You also know that people born the male sex tend to be taller on average which she states is a huge factor. Those studies didn't account for it. Also, how one would know how fast the bird is to an aircraft is with a study of the aircraft and the birds themselves. Some birds are very fast with the peregrine falcon being able to fly nearly half the speed of a mid-air flight of the Boeing 747 and almost twice as fast than some of the fastest aircraft in world war one. Trans women have artificial disadvantage which evens out the playing field. Hence, gender would no longer be an advantage. Rather, it would be other factors like height and weight. The basketball girls actually makes the point that there ought to be height classes similar to how there are weight classes. Also, by that reasoning, wouldn't women have to be forced to overcome adversity to these people who would according to you, have that natural advantage? This is a logical inconsistency. You don't tell me how I feel. I say how I feel and how I feel is irrelevant to the topic. I believe that the questioning has motivated reasoning which is hatred of trans people. It is similar to what politicians do in redistricting to cheat elections.
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  480. Only a few areas of the Mediterranean have very clean due to the sand blowing from the Sahara. Though some islands of Greece and Sardinia do have very clean air due to having more weather systems than other areas. For Fiji, they do have very clean air in all areas.
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  481. No. It is eradication and isolationism until the rest of the world gets through the virus to either the population dying out and/or adapting to where the virus no longer spreads or mutates into something completely different.
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  482.  @semyonbudyonny1895  Even slave owners had to care about their slaves being alive or being physically able to continue doing their work.
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  483.  @rommelb.8070  Vaccinated for over a year and I still have yet to have anything bad happen to me in the ways described.
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  484.  @wk1879s  Correction. It is finishing natural selection.
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  485. @robguanakiyo Depends on where that terrain is. In places that are not as sedimental, then it isn’t a major risk. Especially as our higher ground is also rich in vegetation which holds any loose sentiment better. Also unlike Florida, our higher ground and more varied topography makes draining easier and to more easily get higher ground. We also have far more stable ground where we don’t get as many sinkholes as Florida does.
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  486. What are your thoughts on Elon Musk going through now with the purchase of Twitter?
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  487. If that is the case, then that makes Joe Biden their beat candidate for fighting woke.
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  488. Incorrect as unlike Hunter Biden, Don Jr. is politically active which is stated even in your own title.
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  489. Maybe have a option of enrolling in the classes elsewhere like in neighbor friendly Poland or even Belarus or Russia with neutral standing as those places are not getting hit by attacks.
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  490. The northwest coast of California gets more rainfall than anywhere east of the Mississippi. Any place can have water issues. The Mississippi river went very dry recently and enough to disrupt shipping and reveal ship wrecks. If you are going by where people are supposed to live, then everyone should be living in the tropics. For Utah, the people can live their by their choice as there is no one place for people to live. There are numerous different water resources which change with time due to climate change, population growth, and environmental changes. So back off and don’t tell me or others where they ought to live.
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  491. A society where even the doctors are suicidal. This society is no longer worth saving.
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  492. It is technically true as the definition of white has varied throughout history.
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  493. Maybe they are comfortable that way and even then, people have ridden alone long before the pandemic. Scared of what? It is basically precautions. Me wearing a seat belt doesn’t make me scared of cars. As usual, worthless people like you are worthless in the mental department as well. All this is entirely you trying to push your pathetic lifestyle onto everyone else or making a narcissistic rant about your own belief in you own superiority. Boohoo. Wearing a mask is so terrible and even then, the real scientists are going to eventually fix the pandemic and then they will live their lives the same way they did. But did you think farther ahead instead of doing this impulsive thinking about everything longer than a minute being forever? Bo you didn’t. You are the same kid who would eat the first marsh-mellow before getting the second one.
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  494. Maybe they didn’t feel life taking it off in the car and wanted to wait till they got home. Why is everyone here so simple minded?
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  495. @xr2kid They do and they are in a major grid lock that is internal corruption as well.
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  496. How far down do you go though? What about city rights? District rights? Where do each of these jurisdictions start and end?
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  497.  @AnIdiotsLantern  Who can stop a group from doing that?
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  498. Has it really?
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  499. You realize most businesses fail right? Using them as a marker of success makes no sense and would be the same expectation for someone going to LA to become a celebrity.
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  500. Congratulations. Make sure to never ruin it.
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  501. The relaunchable rockets are quite impressive and very useful I think.
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  502. I wish I could tell my inner child that everything said about having to be perfect is a lie. Perfection is what we can decide it to be and because of that, it doesn’t exist. With that in mind, also telling them to not be afraid to take the steps into something. I don’t have to feel or act the same way others do simply to appear as normal as possible despite my ASD. Or even anything. I don’t have to correct false judgements family or others make of me. I don’t have to wallow in pity if some negative event comes up. I can be resilient if I choose to be.
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  503. I also don’t need to always take permission to do everything.
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  504. Who owns the desert lands in Southeastern California where nobody even lives? Who’s home? I’m an American and my home didn’t get broken into as that place is not my home. Part of home country, but not my home. I don’t own this place.
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  505. Let’s organize a fight between Newsom and DeSantis. Referees will be from Texas and New York.
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  506. Also, average height has been increasing among men as well.
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  507. @Jerome Paxkiro The Amazon doesn’t seem to be a fan of him.
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  508. Not when you look at how little it actually does. Where are the mental health services? What about land ownership? How about all the value equal to what laborers have worked for hundreds of years to build countless different structures and long term family wealth in countless different families descended from slave owners? No. Look where the legacy of racism has gotten us.
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  509. I guess you are not a big fan of food and water.
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  510. @Anti - Fascist / Pro - Democracy So much for a better life for Cuban migrants.
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  511. If you have to get infected to achieve “natural immunity”, the. That defeats the purpose of it. So why do you even care to discuss it?
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  512. They should at least start with getting the salton sea having a channel from Mexico and then have the water come through the Salton Sea.
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  513. What does this even remotely have to do with logistical issues in where to have these migrants?
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  514. I’m all over the place. I started out introvert. Then pressured into extravert and then put down into introvert. Though a different kind of introvert. I eventually went back to my original personality where I am introvert for merely lack of interest and not negative association.
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  515. Also, where is this study you say?
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  516. As they should. Polio is back and Monkeypox is now an emergency in some areas. Vaccines were not developed out of nothing or for no reason. There is a reason the black death happened. Get a medical license or actually learn what it is that these people actually do.
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  517.  @nancydiehl296  Ghost town? You have never been to the city at all if you think it is a ghost town right now. Even if it is losing population, still by far the most populous city in the country. For mass exodus, based on what as the economy is still growing there with a GDP growth rate of about 5.4% in 2022. One of the better economies that year not even being that far behind Texas or Florida. Also, those businesses move to other places like rural New York and the west. FL and TX are not the only options for businesses to move to. Especially as they weren't even the fastest ones. The biggest ones in GDP growth were the western states.
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  518. US military investment to fight communism. You cannot beat the money the US military gets. The other countries don’t get the same amount or the easy front door access that country has always had with the Chinese and Japanese markets. That combines with the high amount of skilled labor development the country created in comparison to other countries that had more resources.
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  519. Type A INTJ. Though closely border type D and B and my answers were very mixed.
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  520. People make it about money unfortunately.
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  521. “Every black that I know, you need to fire him to start with”. I think a lot of these are reaches, but this is definitely not a reach. That party has not only lost its ability to reason, but the racists within it and those willing to tolerate it are being open right now. I’ve heard racist things about black people as someone who has African descent, but never as openly as that from public figures of the law.
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  522. Where is the poop? I literally have never found human poop on any side walk in either LA or San Francisco. I smelled urine near Skid Row, but no poop. I literally have even looked for it.
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  523. @Ransomhandsome  By who? Show me. I have seen trash there and like one place with a full bin of animal waste with trash falling out. Other than that, literally nothing and I’ve been to nearly every part of that city. It is the cleanest big city I have ever been to.
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  524. I’ve had it with these attempted coups. If republicans want me to vote for the green party again, they better stop with them along with the religious theocrats, anti-science basis, and human rights abuses.
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  525. Sounds like mostly gross people living there.
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  526. 99%? Trans women generally underperform if they even make if to begin with. Also, are you implying trans men should be banned from men’s sports?
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  527. @corujariousa Not as much as today have they resisted. They literally attempted to overturn entire election results.
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  528. Geographically, Northern California is more similar to the Northwest. San Francisco itself averages more rainfall than London, England with very moderated temperatures. NorCal doesn’t even use water from the Colorado. Even the parts of Cali that do are a rather small area. Most of SoCal water is ground water, Own’s valley water, Local mountains areas like Lake Arrowhead, and snowmelt from the Southern Sierra. So really, a Colorado river drying wouldn’t be that bad for any part of California. It is the lack of snowmelt from the Sierras and the lack of heavy winter rainfall in both the mountains and the coastal region from Santa Barbara to Crescent city that is detrimental. Lastly, the drought is affecting the entire west including Oregon and Washington and have affected rainfall patterns as far north as Southern Alaska.
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  529. @QuokkaWatch Probably because you are no different from a killer like Ted Bundy.
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  530. @Spiqaro We are literally defying both social and legal pressure. We are the last ones Hitler would consider useful. The first ones he would find useful and gullible are people like this youtuber.
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  531. @jigglypuff_foryoutube1700 What we need is a place that we can create a separate society free of covid-19. Probably either in Antarctica, some place under ground, on an artificial island, or somewhere in space. Those who don’t keep the place free of covid-19 are permanently forbidden from ever entering the society. Then we would truly have a fair live and let live arrangement between us and the rest of the world who decided to follow pseudo-science from conspiracy theorists.
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  532. No. It is people who take away those positions from everyone else.
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  533. The problems are no worst than the other states (the other states in honesty generally have far more to worry about). It is just right wing exaggerated nonsense.
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  534.  @chengliu872  Tell me how well this country as a whole is managing to become homeowners? Even in the cheaper places, they are doing these very practices.
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  535.  @chengliu872  You likely ended up in a city and where you were in California was probably some place like Orange County where their pay isn't that good. If it were San Francisco, San Diego, or parts of LA, easily more than that. Top that with a good commute to a cheaper places farther out like Sacramento or Riverside and that is even more money.
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  536. People have been doing this to each other for thousands of years. In ancient times, men would kill another man’s child, then the man, then they rape their woman and try to have a child off of them.
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  537.  @dongshengdi773  I wish it was that easy.
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  538.  @m42037  Pretty much. Even your own weather system as your water influences New York and has even had a subtropical hurricane form before.
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  539.  @nitingopal7929  The rainfall patterns are not the same though as the rains comes from monsoons. Our rains come during the winter from westerlies. That matters as places with that pattern will receive more rain with climate change and places with westerlies will get drier with climate change.
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  540. Playing video games is actually more fun than dating women honestly. So much so that women should also go fir video games over dating.
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  541. It is. There is no other choice here without something drastic changing in the way of living.
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  542. De Santis keeping it open was wrong. Compare the death toll to Taiwan.
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  543. If he can do the job well is what should count. Age varies in how it affects people. Don’t think he is fit, but will agree in not having that be the sole determinant.
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  544. If you have to be clingy to begin with, that person is a waste of space. Don’t ever talk to them again and unfriend them everywhere, let them know you hate them, then block them permanently.
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  545. You might have long covid.
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  546. Even watching this youtube video going through series of complicated feelings and mental disruptions.
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  547. The senate system is flawed. It should have far less power. What should be more powerful is a type of sub-branch that goes by population of votes rather than simply divided areas via districts or states.
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  548. If only more of that would happen. Especially with so many places lacking infrastructure. Including here in the United States and other developed nations. Nevertheless, I do have plans myself.
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  549. I am really tired of this as the places voting the other way are generally worst off. The reds also don’t give a single care and don’t understand a single thing about our west coast cities. Quit trying to make decisions for us when you don’t know a single thing about them. Better yet. I bet you don’t even understand the history of the city in how it developed voting patterns at all.
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  550. They are. Pro covid has resulted in the largest disability claims in world history.
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  551. Totally! Zuckerberg probably eins here.
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  552. I think China is going to figure it out.
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  553. No.There needs to be something new that also builds upon the true African cultures that would develop where Africa left off from the ancient tribes and the pyramids. Have it start respective to African region as Africa is a huge continent with countless different cultures and unique histories.
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  554. Most of us have left our homes long before 3 years. We learned how the virus spreads in the air, how far we need to sit from people, the correct type of ventilation to use, the vaccinations, nasal sprays, and more that allow the odds to either be low or in the case of super remote areas, 0% chance of infection.
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  555. MAGA has become international. Look out for the democratic standing of your country as you may have a coup coming. Bolsonaro isn’t above using violence to keep power.
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  556. I think the first reason is me.
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  557.  @SheaN1026  Transgenderism is who a person is and what they choose to do. Would a person who chooses to get an annoying fat tumor removed have a mental disease from not wanting to have that? Or a woman who wishes to have fuller lips with surgery? Transgenderism isn't self-harm. It is how people manage to function with it that matters. These people are military veterans, doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists, firefighters, and more. Not only not causing harm to anyone else, but actually contributing to society.
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  558.  @SheaN1026  Also. People having mental issues doesn't imply that they shouldn't be able to get transition.
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  559. Or go by ability. Most of the older ones with these issues are easily weeded out.
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  560. I have had a burning sensation in my head at times when doing work or thinking about certain things.
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  561. Aren’t you the same people who downplayed the virus’s harm? I hate their government and hope for it to be replaced, but it doesn’t logically make sense for you to hope this.
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  562.  @hamilton9651  I am the only one who regularly wears an N95 in my family and I am also the only one that hasn't caught the virus. So, are you sure about that?
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  563.  @hamilton9651  The surgical masks are good for mitigation actually. They are definitely not guarantees, but have been [proven to reduce the risk of transmission which does help alleviate the stress on hospitals.
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  564.  @latonya9414  None of them built a school anywhere. Maybe paid and even then, how and why? People have paid for school developments all over the world. We even use to aid in China's rural areas and not because of anymore being a Chinese puppet, but to help the people there. We even helped blind people in North Korea with their vision issues. It is humanitarianism.
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  565. Not only that, but they keep the advantages of autism and the different neuro perspective that can be extremely useful.
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  566.  @DR3ADER1  It appears you didn't include the fact that autism is a very wide spectrum with a huge amount of variations. My point was in abilities, not just mere intense work put into them. There are verbal with below average as well and someone with a mix of both who can have exceptionally good memory. Some with poor memory with exceptionally good critical thinking. Many with said weaknesses who even work on them and actually become proficient later on. I'm also using critical judgment myself. It is a scientific fact that autism is a spectrum. For exception, that is what you miss. Every autistic person is an exception due to the huge variability with the spectrum. Even for those non-verbal cues that some autistic people struggle with, many not only learn it well, but even exceed neurotypical people at understanding them.
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  567. They had some info on Clinton, but nothing on Trump. He should have been even more suspicious than Clinton.
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  568. I find these traits in the overwhelming majority of people unfortunately. Especially the self-absorbed and the judgmental.
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  569.  @starynightugh6951  Then, the state doing the very same thing. Especially with one who has a real case for insanity.
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  570. @Akshay Natu I don't blame you. Yet, I am a believer in rule of law and all lives to be taken should be considered seriously. Imagine how Nikolas Cruz's family feels right now. They could feel that something made him do it and want a system to fix him and get their real son back. That is something you would be taking away from that family.
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  571. No. Men are not ok!
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  572. There are a lot of hard working people who are homeless. They have food and other stuff. Just not a place to live.
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  573.  @MJBclassics  You don't understand. They get kicked out. They are also homeless kids as well. There are countless different things that happen.
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  574. Excitement for opening a border and pretending a problem isn’t there? I can’t believe what the first and second worlds have come to in losing their values. China, the US, Russia, India, Saudi Arabia, and Europe. None of them are going to be on top if this keeps going on. The only countries I can see having any chance of surviving allied with the west or east are Japan, Norway, Scotland, Australia, Oman, North Korea(though unhealthy), Bhutan, Israel, possibly Palestine depending on their recognition status and Israel’s choice in settlements, and that is it. Anywhere else is a toss up that is third world.
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  575. Sorry to believe that many people are mushed brain like you and actually believe these people pretending to be doctors have any merit against thousands of years worth of medical study and practice.
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  576. If you get bot fly larvae in you, you must allow it to develop in you and birth it(even then, the larvae actually have consciousness).
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  577. No. I’m voting green.
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  578. Do college students not live in New Hampshire? This is so blatantly a violation of voting rights.
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  579. 10 times more Floridians died than Taiwanese despite having the same population. Florida is a failure.
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  580. Don’t be with him. Be single. Life is better that way. Plus, women live longer single. All relationships are bad.
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  581.  @corwinchelway9969  Have you not paid attention to China only now suddenly getting crowded hospitals? People were on China for zero-covid, on them for spreading covid-19, on them for downplaying the virus the same way countries do today, and them for not having enough covid-19. The other countries absolutely spread it more as they encourage it. In fact, the other countries are the reason why China couldn't wipe out covid-19 from the country. Which is it? Did China do zero-covid after initially downplaying it wile silencing doctors or has China always downplayed it and never done zero-covid? Causes in the first place? China had initially had it completely under control while the other countries kept spreading those strains within them. Maybe you can blame China for starting it, but you cannot blame China for the mismanagement the other countries did with covid-19 which are the primary reason for the circulation today. In fact, that actually says even more about the other countries as China was the place it originated and yet China wasn't the primary ones spreading it after some time.
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  582.  @corwinchelway9969  No it wouldn't have as it was a brand-new virus. It had not spread everywhere yet and was still limited in its transmissions largely by close approximate air. The other countries had known about it for months spreading within China and a few beyond in Italy and South Korea. They only regulated travel with China and not others and did not set up control units until the virus got out of hand. Proposing an impossible scenario when other countries actually acted out that scenario? Are you going to tell me that driving safely on a road is impossible now?
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  583. Why do you live there?
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  584. First the US got hit. Then Europe got hit. Now China is getting hit.
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  585. 1 Googolplex USD would make me happy.
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  586. You might be due for a hospital visit in the next few years as that virus is probably inside of you right now.
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  587. Move on. It hurts, but you can climb out of this burning pit of pain. You are whole on your own. Relationships are overrated and always bad anyways.
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  588. You know you can use migrants to help solve our issues, right? These issues have very rarely been dealt with on our own. If we were to cut out other countries from chip manufacturing, the US electronic industry would definitely crash.
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  589.  @matttorrence2900  No. The left is pro bigger government. We believe in orderly matter for everything. The difference here is we believe that it should be easy for migrants to come into the US. Especially asylum seekers who are in an emergency. Then again, it is hard to make it easy as only so many resources can be provided at one time and with this, they resort to illegal immigration which creates a different area of contention here.
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  590. No you can’t. He could just see her as a pushover as many of these types of people do.
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  591. What if it is the very people who give you money that you have to care? Groups and individuals tend to force people to care about the dislikes.
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  592. No. They think they are communists.
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  593. The drought isn’t made from lack of infrastructure. We are definitely getting drier winters due to warmer weather keeping that cell farther north longer which reduces the frequency of rain and snow. Not denying the need for better infrastructure, but it is definitely not from that. It is climate change causing the drought.
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  594.  @Bouncer-id1rh  We literally have the worst drought in over a thousand years. Also, those water sources are almost entirely dependent on winter rains which had been very unusually dry over the past 20 years. We normally get more rainy winters which results in regular replenishment of reservoirs and other water sources for the rest of the year. But now, we have these dry winters which isn't replenishing these water sources. Resulting in us having to hold out previous rains longer than we have ever had to. San Francisco had its driest year within the past 20 years. It was in drought long before 2019. If winters are not getting drier and we are in drought, then where exactly do you suppose we are getting the water from during those very years you claim do not have drought? It is almost completely rainless in Northern California during summer and the winters have never been this dry in the past 150 years of weather records.
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  595.  @Bouncer-id1rh  They are estimates based on trends of the past which we have been able to estimate for a long time. No one has claimed they are completely accurate, but they definitely are representative of the meteorological trends that have happened in the past. Tree rings being an example of such among trees here that have been around for thousands of years. So no. I'm not simply parroting. The parrot is the one pushing the conspiratorial nonsense about people lying and are always focused on one's motives and feelings around something rather than the actual content at hand. For California always being in a meteorological drought, that is false. California only has summer droughts normally and that is it. It does not go on for years straight the way it has. Multiple winters without those rains and then continuing to those summers is not normal. The Colorado watershed is in a drought and still in critical condition right now even with a better Colorado snowpack than usual.
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  596. He would lose due to the slander California has had by right wing media. Loads of people think Texas is a paradise right now. Florida less bad as only a place with crazies. We need someone like Kamala Harris to take on a run. They are the only types that would win against DeSantis.
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  597. And what if said free people just do the same thing said incompetent government does? All you did was re-allocate issues elsewhere here.
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  598. Police used it as a facade to more easily arrest you.
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  599. Because if was a huge success as they had wiped out the virus.
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  600. @Rudrani Ghosh Things were not exactly good under Trump. He lost for some reasons and I assure you it was not voter fraud.
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  601. Money. Though I get around it simply by getting something small. It works every time in my experience and gives me no trouble. Though, I wonder if it works with others and especially the places that have Karen like bosses.
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  602. You say hide rather than stay. Do you think said people were hiding something or hiding from something?
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  603. Last time I checked, Western Australia is the only region of Australia still doing zero covid. It had largely been successful with no masks or vaccines.
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  604. In 2016 when he even got fhe RNC nomination, people were surprised and thought the democrats rigged it on purpose to guarantee victory against republicans. Little did people realize this guy actually had a chance and with low voter turn out, he actually won. Now we have this problem along with a literal flat earther in our government (yes. This is actually a problem here. I’m not exaggerating).
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  605. @MrGreenfi5sg Democracy of uneducated half-whits.
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  606.  @oanna1221  You said eventually for the pole shift and claimed that a new river gorge will develop. The pole shift isn't affecting this significantly and will not be SIGNIFICANT enough on its own to cause it at ANY point. I think I need to fly a plane ad with this over your place.
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  607. @Tj A Still no evidence of anything because again, it is a horse de worker.
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  608. It is the only policy that has ever worked. Every other policy has been a complete failure. Unless, is there a better strategy or some ground breaking information or some vaccine or drug that fixes this?
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  609. Please don’t.
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  610. You either did some kind of training with a mask that has no relation to what was most effective to preventing covid-19 or there was no understanding of mitigation or prevention.  @user-TrustJesus 
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  611. We are not the ones with the biggest poverty problem.
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  612. There are no loyal people left who are compatible. Just live as single.
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  613. People with this mindset should be actual slaves somewhere.
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  614. Better just to focus on yourself permanently.
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  615.  @Iquey  I don't feel deterred to speak. I am just more likely to feel deterred. For the distracting questions, I actually see that more in the male professors than the female professors. I am not exactly sure why, but guessing it has to do with men tending to be more open about their personal lives and unafraid of being revealing in contrast to women.
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  616. San Diego has one too and still has water issues as it isn’t enough water. Also, the whole state isn’t Santa Barbara. Up north, you generally will find most places have more than enough.
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  617.  @Doc1855  I was talking about the central coast. But yes. The southern part of the central valley which would probably count as central, is indeed hit extremely hard. For illegal invaders, no evidence of such. We don't even have that many in total people from outside of the country here.
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  618.  @cavemancavemanog  They are even more water-scarce than Los Angeles as they are farther away from Owen's valley and the nearby mountains there don't get as much rainwater with the main areas with good water sources near there are Mount Palomar and the Lake Cuyamaca areas.
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  619. Thumbnail actually says Sienna College of Death. I am surprised Florida wasn’t caught with this problem sooner. They need to also investigates higher heads of the health department for suspicious and unfounded mis-information promotion about the vaccines and covid-19.
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  620. The crazy thing is a lot pf them are actually scary realistic. I actually think the astroid one would actually happen in real life.
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  621. Or one should say half full.
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  622. If they are not hurting anyone, then I don’t care if they live here. Can’t have the social services unless they spend time paying taxes and such or we work something out with their government of country’s origins on services. Tired of obsession over an issue that isn’t actually an issue.
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  623. That is only possibly in individuals outside of society.
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  624. Interesting how climate change deniers are suddenly experts or have “common sense” on water infrastructure. Most whom don’t even understand the basic topography of the state or probably even their own states or countries.
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  625. California has one of the lowest drug abuse rates in the nation with only Hawaii, Utah, and possibly Colorado being ahead. Red states are the worst for drugs. For homelessness, true, but far less poverty compared to red states. Also, a higher population will result in higher amounts of homelessness which is true for the red states too. For feces, completely false. I even spent loads of time in San Francisco walking countless streets and never found anything. I can imagine probably some druggies from the train station probably in the Tenderloin doing it, but nowhere else and even they don’t really do it. The only real areas where feces is a real issue are in long travel and remote areas like Big Sur where there are no bathrooms for miles.
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  626. True. It is also part of protecting people like those who need sign language.
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  627. The second most miserable year behind only 2021. I hate everything about it and I hate all of humanity. I don’t even consider myself a part of humanity.
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  628. If you do San Francisco at different times away from the eastern lines along Embarcadero, you will always get your wallet back.
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  629. Because those few areas are the moist areas of Australia that aren’t inhospitable wasteland or swamp groves where everything is trying to kill you or insanely windy cold damp jungles constantly pounded by the roaring forties or overly treacherous waters too dangerous for ships to sail. I personally like Australia and is one of the few places I would actually consider having a permanent residence in outside of the US where I live.
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  630. Places still do that and have that much water.
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  631. Wasn’t the great reset suppose to happen over a year and a half ago? I’m still waiting.
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  632.  @tonysmith2045  I'm so sorry for having a life rather than wasting my time online with meaningless conspiracies where I don't even change anything anyways
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  633.  @tonysmith2045  For one, you are assuming that I have some type of belief that something is or isn't happening by that statement alone. Two, it obviously takes years for said events to happen, but that isn't what the people who said the great reset said. They said that it was going to happen once Biden got into office. Three, playing a video game would probably contribute more to society than whatever would come out of this conspiracy. Especially after last year with what reddit pulled off with gaming stocks and the numerous uses people have made out of gaming. Fourth, assuming this is even possible let alone real, what are you actually doing about it?
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  634. That region of the Levant is their homeland. That is like offering Native Americans Bakhmut in Ukraine to settle. Even then, nearly every Jew outside of Florida would choose to go extinct or deal with Hitler again than even consider settling Florida.
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  635.  @MiniatureMashUp  Biden and the democrats had the ability to not only mitigate it before Biden's election, but Biden even has power as of right now. The problem is they aren't doing anything.
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  636. Though most women don’t have that access. So it still takes two to reproduce. The very flaw of having a sexual reproductive species. Flawed further in that despite low sexual dimorphism, they are treated extremely differently.
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  637. I hate the Chinese government, but this is one of the only things I agree with them on. Also, it is actually rates much safer to live in China than in the US to mg surprise and not just with the virus.
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  638.  @sllaaaa  I wish we didn't have people who had the desire to shoot those weapons. We have a mental health epidemic here.
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  639.  @TheRealIronMan  True. Yet, there are differences in how they are treated. You have Czechia who has very loose gun laws and yet, very low gun violence. Why? Because they actually take care of the citizens to where people don't have the incentive to do said shootings. It is not guns that kill people. It is people who kill people. The guns are only the tool. People have even used vehicles to commit atrocities as well. Remove incentives to commit crimes and regulate.
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  640. I guess DeSantis has to step down as governor or be impeached. Then kick Trump out of Florida as well.
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  641. It was the snake people. They are making stronger hurricanes hit Florida.
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  642. 90% drop in death still equated to 100,000 people dying last year. This country and its people are a disgrace to humanity itself. To believe I am living in this.
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  643. Don’t approve of Biden and his mental capacity, but the right wing is being absolutely hypocritical with Trump. Neither of them should be president. I also don’t like age as someone can be quite good into their 70s and even 80s and 90s. It just isn’t these two.
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  644. Look closer at where the Great Salt Lake is.
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  645. I think worker distributions of this stuff is flawed. I think we should mostly use drones to deliver to homes or even later on, use coordinate locations for delivery.
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  646. But it is their country.
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  647. Same here. My country fought for independence against these people over 200 years ago and had loads of their people move here along with numerous different ethnicities and in a region already with different ethnivities.
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  648. I think the way we measure how good or bad a country, let alone a whole continent, is very flawed. Especially with Africa as American and European media always look at Africa like it is one place when it is the second largest continent behind only Asia and has numerous completely different countries. You have a dictatorship like Eritrea and then going out west, you have a democracy in Ghana and Botswana has a lower corruption index than even Italy and barely below South Korea. You have mining giants like Botswana and oil giants like Nigeria. You have dangerous places like South Sudan and safe countries like Ghana and Algeria who have lower murder rates than the US. You have places lacking in education like South Sudan and education hubs like South Africa. The main issue with Africa I see is similar to what is going on with Latin America. That is corruption, inequality, and lack of infrastructure. All in varying degrees among Latin American countries just as what is seen in Africa. Ones with less of these issues in both regions fair much better with some even competing on some measures with the US and Europe. Most African countries are developing and very fast. They do have a chance to reach that point where most people are not dealing with these same issues. In South Africa for instance, a lot of people in Cape Town do well and pretty much live the same standards seen in the US and the UK. While if they leave out to say the outskirts of Durban, it is a whole different story. The US and UK have those issues too, but not to that extreme. Not counting lack of infrastructure available there and in other countries, not even being able to feed them. Having the largest inequality gap in the entire world. Hence, leaving the country as a whole as very much behind where it should be. Same applies for most other African countries. Part of the key to Africa’s success is tackling the same issue hitting us here in the US in regards to high inequality. If they get past that and get all the necessary means to utilize all the rich resources those countries have, some of the countries are going to be potent world powers on the world stage with the likes of China, India, Russia, Pakistan, the US, the UK, and the EU.
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  649. There is no right or centrist constitution for all people. With this, there is no constitution.
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  650. Then tell Bolsonaro to not cut down the Amazon, kill Indigenous within it, handle the pandemic better, the economy better, be pro-secular nation, and no supporting dictatorships and maybe others will support him.
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  651. Allow the minors puberty blockers and I would call it a fair compromise. Especially as doctors didn’t transition kids with hrt until at least 16 and never gave surgeries.
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  652.  @ProkofNY  What are you even talking ab out? They are not even treatments. Of course they aren't treating the gender dysphoria. What puberty blockers do is delay puberty to buy more time for them to be certain and has been used for a long time. They have also been used long before they were considered for use for transgender children. For whistleblowers, they are not well backed up and have little support legislatively and medically. For exponential rise, you do realize that trans people have existed in large numbers since ancient times, right? There is even a confirmed transgender Roman emperor. Identify as in, people identifying as such. That is different from the actual number of trans people which have always been undercounted due to most trans people not being open about it.
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  653.  @ProkofNY  What did I say. I said they were not treatments. Puberty blockers are temporary and do not cause transition. They are completely reversible as well and are recommended for gender affirming care as there are no negative consequences from them. Also. Even if what you said was true, they could be used on the chance that they could work and knowing that it wouldn't cause harm. Same thing is done with other medical treatments. Puberty blockers are the only treatment given to minors. Hormones only if they are over 16 and most of the time, not even given then. No one under 18 is given or has been given surgery unless you count one done due to an accident with circumcision. I easily found multiple gender clinics open in the UK and even then, whatever that could be found wouldn't justify closing it down. The most they would do is end up changing out the services and the recommendations. After all, the trans people there need to regularly get their prescribed doses to stay good. You can't exactly simply take a trans person off of hormones. That can be dangerous. Medicating oneself is not a problem. Let alone for gender. Also incorrect. The trans Roman emperor actually was in records known to have sought out transition. Even if this were only in our time, there were trans people even as far back as the stone ages that had sought ways to change their body to align with their gender. Once again, there are numerous changes in people feeling comfortable enough to come out. There are countless trans people who have never come out throughout history o even those who didn't know they were trans. That is going to likely be seen in any study for groups of people feeling more comfortable coming out. Also, there are more relevant ones that are mtf and ftm and ones with healthy people psychologically on both ways. Also, why does ftm and post puberty categories make you imply problems here? Ftm and other categories are all just a fraction of the demographic today that is transitioning.
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  654.  @ProkofNY  How do you know how medical science works? For concerns, those are concerns. Not conclusions of anything. The recommendations have been getting changed constantly for decades as all other fields haves that involve mental health intervention. How would what I do be presentism? For change in demographics again. I explained that these demographics always existed. What is different is presentation of those demographics. It is why you see huge differences in countries for people who identify as LGBT. Are you going to be openly gay in a nation that will throw you off a building if they find out? For 16-year-olds, that all comes down to definitions here. That is considered adult in multiple European nations and a few others consider it older than 18. On that one, that comes down to definition of what ought to be considered a minor. I am honestly unsure on what age ought to be the cut off, but it is what it comes down to. I am a 23-year-old engineer working in contracts in Northern California. Even if I wasn't, that is kind of assumptive and condescending.
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  655.  @ProkofNY  Why you? Are you some kind of medical professional that regularly works with trans children? Whatever. Stay off of other people's bodies,
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  656. Czech republic seems to be doing fine with their guns. Seems there is a bigger picture here.
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  657. @SUZANNE DeRusha Toronto had a van attack not that long ago by an incel.
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  658. Money that people agreed to pay those who payed into it once they reach retirement age. So not money worked for, but really just an agreement.
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  659.  @cavemancavemanog  Phoenix and Las Vegas are definitely desert cities, but I cannot agree with calling Los Angeles that. They not only get nearly double the rain Phoenix receives and nearly 4 times that of Vegas, but the coast also gets intense marine layer influence. Parts of the coast there rarely ever even get into the 90s. Farther down the coast as well, the marine influence is enough for the southern most coastal naturally growing Torrey pines to actually exist and the winter rain months are very sporadic with some amounts being quite a bit. Los Angeles would be more similar to parts of coastal North Africa and Southern Europe. In fact, Europe is getting hit extremely hard right now by the same drought as well with the Po River threatening to dry up the same way as the Colorado. For lawns, you do realize places east can and have wasted water too right? Why not use those types of services the lawn does elsewhere? In Los Angeles, the coastal areas definitely wouldn't need much of anything like that. Though further inland, there definitely should be something as that is intense heat that reaches into the 100s every year. Plants like Saxual trees would be of huge benefit and they are extremely drought resistant and hold multiple advantages like also having shade unlike grass. In other places too. Much of that water can be diverted for other plants that can be more practical.
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  660.  @jpmeyer09  You can have other uses of that space. Also, a lot of lawns just in SoCal don't need much watering. Especially as much of our own grass is adapted to the environment here.
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  661.  @jpmeyer09  One better option. There are numerous others as well.
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  662.  @jpmeyer09  Also, see about getting a license to sell those vegetables or even give away to impoverished.
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  663. Hey Mexico. Want to trade Claudia for Trump? Tariff free on this one too.
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  664. What if Russia joins the EU?
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  665. Then later on, a lot of those kids get disabled for the rest of their lives and even possibly lose their lives. A hug of trauma that deceives yourself and the children. You should lose your job.
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  666. I have more than those signs. Hoping more conflicts rise so more people suffer as I hate most people. The fact that I hate most people. My internalized anger towards not being able to find the right woman for a relationship. The countless screw ups I made in school and my social life because of my incompetence and ultra manipulative people leading me on in my early childhood. Partly getting away with it due to intense abuse and bullying I took. Hating the fact that I’m attracted to women even though I hate the majority of them. Wishing I could become asexual somehow. I hate my own body as it isn’t what I like it to be and I can’t afford to do anything with it yet to fix it the way I like. Me being very controlling of people that I get to know and only talk politics or about pokemon with others on anything. The fact that I hate everything I do every single day and have little control to change what I do. My countless different regrets from the past 23 and a half years I have been alive that are from the failed ideals I have consistently put aside. My terrible hygiene that I have to put up with because of how grossed out I am from the people I share a bathroom with and fear of damaging my teeth or more if I do anything about them. Especially with them also being covid-19 deniers and my hatred of anyone opposing doing anything about covid-19. The fact that I am living with my mother again after running out of money and failing university after getting a degree while making an unbelievably small amount of money from retail. Having so much hatred for relationships to desire faking oneself, getting into one with a woman and the specific type I hate, then breaking up with them all for the sake of hurting them. Me believing myself and those like me to be superior to everyone else. With that, the idea of a separate society from said groups. Extending from my extreme narcissism. Intense hatred towards couples and financially/socially successful people. The hatred towards anyone from the state of Florida. Oh. I’m more than toxic. I’m Chernobyl-Fukushima radioactive toxic. The only thing that isn’t toxic about me is my attempts to always try to be fair. I am always uncomfortable with doing anything I find to be unfair. Every toxic thing I do always has justification that allows me to sleep like a cat at night. It is also why I will watch your videos and hear out people on why I shouldn’t be toxic. I am toxic and proud of it, but will always hear out my opponents. I’m a narcissist, but you have my word that I am open to the possibility of being wrong. It isn’t a lie and there is no reason for me to lie about it as I actually hate playing mind games on these topics. Just don’t expect it to be easy to convince me.
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  667. I watched and I got every single one of them. Only thing is never admitting mistakes. Though I would indeed never admit to a mistake I believe I made to be honest.
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  668. Dry air can cause extreme temperature inversion and China has been one of the regions affected by drought.
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  669.  @rafaelbatista6960  You realize the low dew point is influenced by climate change, right?
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  670. Yours do. Millions of others don’t and long covid is also a thing and other factors that we still do not know about yet. Quit pushing your worthless experience onto others.
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  671. Man do I wish Bernie had gotten elected so we could have that Federal Jobs Guarantee program. Plus, I think he could have passed it even with republican majority as he can make it look like making lazy people work harder.
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  672. Are you actually stupid Hillary? Even the 1000 quarter pounder humans know that.
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  673.  @fuzzysham5926  Ok. The chicken bird brains.
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  674. I don’t believe in having an open border, but this is not an invasion. You are being hyperbolic and hysterical here. Am I supposed to be scared of a Venezuelan guy running out to the Sacramento Capitol building to take out Gavin Newsom (tratorous scum claiming to be Americans did this at the national capitol). None of them have even ever done that nor are there reported attempts of it. Most of these people are unskilled, so it is unlike you will find some secret bomb specialist or some Eritrean spy.
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  675. It is most people’s nature to be either tribal or to have shallow relationships with more people. Frankly, you are probably better off that way to avoid disappointment from the fake people. Then again, you are most likely also a fake person for all I know. Though as a potential fake person, you also have feelings of disappointment you can avoid too.
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  676. I appear to have a combo of pragma and storge and agape. Having the specific standards which others consider to be very high and know exactly what I want. The extreme dedication I have is similar to the selfless. I am also extremely slow with storge. I am slow to even develop basic friendships with people let alone relationships and I’ the committed type. Hard to say, but likely one of these three.
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  677. Like whether a storm strikes even matters for this outcome in the second largest city in the entire country.
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  678. Wait. These are private corporations spending their own money on what they want. This is a contradiction to what they support in companies and organizations spending money on whatever they want.
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  679. Did you try to get a medical exemption? Those are a thing. Find a doctor and get one and also see if you can work out something where you just wear a mask or a type of face cover at your job. Lastly, God wants his followers to take control of their lives and use the very tools he has laid up on you in this world. One of them being a mask and the answer to whether you get the vaccine or not should be determined by the doctor which God provides you. Be a proper parent and role model to your kids here.
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  680. Motivations to become homeless are not justification to outlaw. If they were, it would have to extend to alcohol and all the other countless reasons for homelessness and even then, that would end up infringing on the rights of others. Demonstrated here. What this outlaws are specific lifestyles, certain human rights, and initiative social actions among individuals and groups of people. The law they passed shouldn’t have ever even been considered, let alone passed in the very beginning and should be immediately repealed at once along with a pardon on that woman and an apology with possible charges to the legislation and substantial payment to the woman equal to the emotion distress caused, potential costs to any lost or wasted food, any potential damage to items caused by arrest, and to give homeless food or money equal to what they denied her from providing.
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  681.  @rayq6734  Population changes, especially during a pandemic, isn't what tells the whole story. California's population loss was mostly due to covid-19 and the bay area has seen record growth. So it also depends on where you are in California as well. For those metrics, that is literally the entire country. Florida has a lot of homeless too and more than most other states. The worst poverty is actually Mississippi, crime is below average in California despite rising with the worst being Alaska, and California has above average college education attainment with the worst being West Virginia. For bankrupt, California just a year or two ago, surpassed the UK for the fifth largest economy in the world. If you ask me, it appears whoever is governor of a state doesn't really matter that much on these issues.
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  682.  @rayq6734  The zoomer boom. That is why. It is also why the Sacramento area of California have seen a huge growth. Also, you did. Implying is a thing here and republicans like to do it in order to promote their propaganda. Also, California didn't change at all from Brown to Newsom or Schwarzenegger. Also, why does the fact that it is under his watch matter to you if you are not blaming him? Bankrupt? Lol. We are the number one contributing state to federal axes inn the nations and Florida and others are the drain. Especially when you get billions in hurricane damages. Our economy surpassed the UK just a few years ago to become the fifth largest by itself in the entire world.
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  683.  @rayq6734  California is a huge state with huge regional differences. It is the third largest state in the nation behind only Texas and Alaska and is nearly as long north to south as Texas is north to south. Not even all the areas are blue with millions of republicans living here. Though the republican areas tend to either be super empty or really poor with the exception of Orange County and San Diego. The Northern and Southern parts of the state are commonly seen as two different states as they are both geographically, socially, and politically different from the southern part of the state. The rain being a huge example with NorCal being much rainier and colder than the south with actual large forests and even a few glaciated areas. We also are not even desert with the only desert being in the northeastern area of the state which extends into Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Most of it is grassland, woodland, and mountainous forestland with quite a number of rivers and lakes. Including the second deepest lake in the US being Lake Tahoe and is also one of the cleanest lakes in the entire country. So please. In industry, we are also completely different from the south. The south relies on entertainment, military activity, some farming in some inland areas for certain tropical plants, transport services, technology development for aerospace and mechanics, medicine is big in San Diego, and mineral and petroleum extraction. The north on the other hand is the largest agricultural producer in the entire world, the famous silicon valley which goes into entertainment and is continuously the most innovative area in the entire world for all technology sectors, water management(though climate change has caused this to become a new problem), and manager of the largest extending inland sea port on the entire west coast and countless government run jobs. There have even been disputes within the state because many people in NorCal see SoCal people as stealing our water. The democrats of LA and SF are also completely different with the south tending to be more conservative. So there is no way you can simply compare NorCal and SoCal together to different states due to the huge differences and that should also apply to other states like Pennsylvania and Florida. For red areas, you do realize there are loads of blue areas in Florida and other red states right? That is where they commonly go and those are places like solid blue Austin. Even then, politics isn't the factors in why people move. Even in your example, it isn't true. You have Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, and Washinton with high amounts of growth. No. I am saying that you implied points here. If you truly didn't argue them, then I will take your word for it. Ok. Though then, I still don't know why you would single out California. Why do I feel like you are changing your words? I'm just going to assume what you are saying in this one is what your real claims are. Then again, why does Newsom matter here if it isn't his fault? For those trends, have you been to the other states. That is the entire country and that has been happening for a while. Though not as extreme as many people make it out to be like many who claim being in San Fran is like being in Kinshasa. The governors also did basically nothing. They are irrelevant as everything is always left up to these worthless corporation that they choose to invest in. For bankrupt, California gets too many investments and money laundering to fail. It has everything and has a huge financial sector. There will likely be recession at some point with the housing bubble, but California is not going to go bankrupt. Your concern should be the states that are going to suffer with California's output going down. Not just the state. All the food and technology we produce here. The fact that that money has not gone to us is the very reason we vote the way that we do. It is also part of our history with how we ended up with the mandatory propositions to super pass the money bought politicians who controlled basically everything.
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  684.  @rayq6734  Colorado has been solid blue for a while. They are not a swing state anymore from the latest election trends and Nevada has been mostly blue for the past few election cycles and is largely socially left-wing as well. Even if a state might vote red or blue, the politics within the state itself could be different. Like with Alaska. They are solid red but have been pro-marijuana recreational legalization and as of recently, been supportive of abortion rights. Acting as a major outlier. The other way around exists as well which would apply to a number of rust-belt states like Ohio and Illinois. Also, Washington politically is about the same as NorCal. It is more left leaning than California which is another mis-conception. California is not that left leaning. The left wingers in the bay area are often heavily influenced by big money which turns out politicians like Dianne Feinstein who have ruled for decades. The big tech companies who also got the governments to get hose subsidies were also the ones who turned out Elon Musk and despite him being a conservative, took him quite a while to leave the state and still operates Tesla here. They also get away with not paying their taxes. Making the tax laws even more meaningless. For politics, it all really depends again on weighed specific issues. If you are not making that much, taxes are not going to be as much weight on you. Most people are not going to go through the trouble of moving to another state for slightly lower taxes and far fewer resources. If you are upper middle class and are trying to buy a home, then that is a different story. That will make a difference. Especially with the housing bubble going on right now and all these techies are driving up prices even out in the far out rural lands. Now for the real reasons people will move, they will tend to be around job opportunities, business openings, environments, and other areas like lifestyles. Lifestyle being one of the reasons why coastal areas are insanely expensive. I know the stress of moving as I have moved before. I even lived in Texas before. If you are thinking about moving, you should probably consider Canada, Australia, or Western Europe(excluding Scandinavia due to the Russian nonsense). Inflation checks?! For one, it was a proposal. It has never even happened. Two, 600-1100 one time is not going to inflate the economy by any significant amount. You would need to do it continuously for a while. Three, inflation is simply excusing the price gauging these companies, specifically the oil companies, are doing. Then it forces transportation to become more expensive and then the goods delivered become more expensive which everyone relies on and then, everything is more expensive. All to make the oil CEOs extra war oil money that they had faced in decline for the past few years. Ineffective? California had the lowest covid-19 per capita rate in the entire nation and San Francisco itself was a huge leader. San Francisco did so well that you could actually go to places without a mask with no risk of covid-19. Though this was ruined by the interstate traveling bio-terrorists spreading it on purpose and mutating it to strain the government's pandemic resources to where concessions had to be made. Everyone could have won in this case, but no. It is now probably going to be the same thing with monkey pox though unlike covid-19, the death rate is actually low. I'm not saying the politicians don't play a role. I am say that they are all the same. Only exceptions are outliers like crazy De-Santis. I hate Gavin Newsom. In the original election, I didn't even vote for him and voted against him in both democrat primaries he ran in. After Biden's apathetic treatment of covid-19 with him never mentioning it at his summit and going around places without a mask on, I am voting only in the green party even if the republicans win. If the democrats want my vote, then they will have to earn their lesson the hard way and it is one I will take even if I have to deal with these bad people controlling the government again. What I am doing is calling out the other states for having issues. They love to target my state California and then never mention anything wrong with their states. They have so many more issues in their own states that they should be focused on. They need to fix their own issues before they criticize my state for its own.
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  685.  @maroonmaroonmaroon2985  Whatever the man wants to do as long as it doesn't affect anyone else. Where do these three topics go exactly?
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  686. The fact that he says this is why the other politicians didn’t want him to be president in 2016 or 2020. Can’t have nice things which includes politicians that are actually good.
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  687. The UK seriously needs to get the conservative party out of power. That country is a wreck.
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  688.  @steveo4991  What is so bad about the Labour party in comparison to the conservative party?
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  689.  @steveo4991  Why does that even matter?
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  690.  @steveo4991  Why are you even asking me this? We are talking about economic policy here.
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  691.  @steveo4991  Doesn't matter. We are talking about economics here. What does this have to do with the economy?
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  692. I sense a coup attempt coming.
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  693. These types of conservatives have this idea that they have to have people act in these very stringent ways in order to have a functioning society when it isn’t even necessary and only causes harm to others. They need to learn where the line is between necessary intervening in people and tyranny.
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  694. It would be interesting if Scotland and northern Ireland left the UK and both joined Ireland and became the United Kingdom of Scotland and Ireland.
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  695. Lack of children is not an issue. No one has any right to force people to give birth.
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  696. They pointed out cremation as in, death services being higher overall because more people are dying there. Don’t expect an anti-scientist to pay attention or ask the real questions.
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  697. A large number of them are probably unsure.
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  698. Me giving them the middle figer and ensuring I give them as little as humanly possibly.
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  699. Simple. Just date absolutely no one and you don’t even have to know this.
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  700. Depends on where you are in Alaska. It has gotten colder in that city than in Barrow and Anchorage and nearly as cold as Fairbanks. Definitely far colder than Juneau.
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  701. Thanks for telling me. This is of great usage and might even make my food taste better.
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  702. Don’t ever look for one. You are better off that way.
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  703. They are a chiropractor.
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  704. You are not post pandemic. Wear a mask. Things might become ok when we figure out what to do about long covid.
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  705.  @dlazo32696  I'm pretty clam and get more calm with more people leaving my state for me to enjoy without them. For homelessness, there isn't. The reason we have the biggest population of homelessness is because again, we have the largest population in the country and by a lot too. If you multiply the same percentage with a larger population, you also get a higher number represented from that percentage. For the politics, think whatever it is you want. I have no interest in discussing politics. I don't even have much money and I work and I am fine with my place in NorCal having basically no homeless. The places where the homelessness is concentrated is Los Angeles, the Bakersfield-Fresno-Stockton belt, and pockets of San Jose, Oakland, and the Tenderloin and Filmore areas of San Francisco. As you can see, this is a city problem that has even been widespread in cities outside of California.
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  706.  @SeattlePioneer  Seattle isn't that cold though with the Pugent sound generally ice-free even during the winter. Also, it already has a Mediterranean climate due to the dry spell during the summer there.
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  707.  @SeattlePioneer  You don't want it. For one, Seattle won't just get warmer, but drier too. Secondly, Seattle would become more like the northern California central valley cities like Sacramento climate wise due to the Olympic mountains. The drier climate will kill off vital mountain forest species in the area and cause landslides and become more prone to wildfires. This also reduces the ability for the area to retain the water. Fourth, a big chunk of the city will go underwater as well.
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  708.  @SeattlePioneer  Seattle isn't that cold at all. The coldest temperature never even reached the negatives. The climate is the same as some cities in Northern California. In fact, this is no colder than Palmdale California with the historic low of Seattle only being 3 degrees lower and Palmdale is in Southern California.
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  709.  @SeattlePioneer  Compared to other places. The east coast had to repair the Washington monument over it.
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  710.  @SeattlePioneer  Was this during some wildfire? Washington state isn't dong too much better or worst with keeping the lights on.
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  711.  @SeattlePioneer  What a generalization. Especially for a successful state. Compared toothers, you should probably apply the same. For multiply, that is nature and children have variations. This acts if they are a type of parasite you want to rid of. The multiplication doesn't make the well being of the state any worst or better.
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  712.  @SeattlePioneer  I think it is pretty clear.
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  713.  @SeattlePioneer  Every state has problems. I never implied such. What I am saying is California isn't the only state with issues and that California is far preferable to other states. For your responses, you rarely say anything with real substance as they are very black and white. For problems, they are recognized. But what I see here is denying issues of other states who frankly, have it far worst. For government stuff, think what you want. I'm not going into politics. West Virginia who by the way has those things of what you like about a government, isn't exactly doing well along with numerous other states and there are states with the same type of governance as California who do even better than California. Even with California having these issues, California still by far does better than nearly everyone else in the country.
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  714.  @hairbarnes530  It appears someone keeps deleting my reply to this comment for some reason.
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  715. Many of them would probably be considered developed nations if it weren’t for that corruption. Argentina use to even rival the US in standard of living.
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  716. ​ @simeaodonascimentobarros8238  That is influenced by corruption and even then, there are developed countries that get pretty high inflation. Inflation isn't everything on whether a country is well established or not. Especially if countries have high amounts of growth and decreased inequality. Inequality being a big issue as Latin American countries are among the most unequal in the entire world. Also fueled by corruption.
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  717. If it worked that way, I would nearly have a PhD and actually own a home here in California with no debt on either right now. My mom giving me a hard time and saying this is what I need to do. Even expressing doubts of me trying. My step father calling me lazy when I wish it was this.
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  718. Or it will make little to no difference at all. Possibly worst if they use immigrants for farming work in the Po valley.
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  719. Torture penalty might deter those types since they want no pain.
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  720. Germany doesn’t even get that hot. There are countless American places, including where I live, that get hotter than the entire country.
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  721. Those stats on the vaccines are from other causes. From the actual vaccines, the stat in the US is like 1 in 4 million which is lower than your chance of getting struck by lightning. Also, they are doing exactly as intended. Most are vaccinated, so it follows that more vaccinated people will likely be hospitalized. Even with increased virus infections, the cases are far milder than those without it and lower chance for long covid, permanent lung damage, and brain damage. But then, you apparently have a medical license. If only I could have some people verify it.
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  722. I remember watching police confront this guy at a trolley station. They chased after him and they eventually just stopped running from exhaustion after only around 300 feet and up a small ramp. I saw him far down the end of the street from the trolley just walking around like nothing happened and the cops turned around and went away. It was awkward and embarrassing. Especially as the guy wasn’t even running fast and the average person who is in regular shape could have kept up or caught him.
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  723. What will tou do when a new varient comes out then. Better yet, do you even know what that virus will do to your body in the long run or a future varient will do? 90% of severe covid-19 cases have some degree of brain damage and a scary high minimum 1/3 of all cases. That is potential disability. All for a gamble on some piece of medical information you have no understanding of.
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  724. Anecdotal experience it seems. I have been to places that are the same with Harris where people don’t even know any Trump voters. Examine how it is that you get your perspective of the world as this was a very clear example of a common flaw among those who vote for Trump.
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  725. @ I live in California and in a only moderately left leaning Sacramento. Trump is absolutely despised here. For Harris signs, I have seen them in rural red places. They have even been reported in Trump country in Michigan and people saying there are fewer of them than usual. Also reports of vandalism of people stealing Harris signs as well. Even then, you could be in Shasta County, California where it is very solid red.
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  726. @Shannon Brown They don’t seem interested.
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  727. I wonder if this could seay some of the vegetarians.
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  728. As long as you have ten year olds crossing state lines for abortions, people will never chill.
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  729. Why are people so defiant?
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  730. That is right. Keep that disgusting feeling in its place and live a relationship free life. Death to relationships.
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  731. No thank you. I’m desperate, but not that desperate.
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  732. Interesting as the right is pro death penalty.
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  733. Correction. That is natural selection.
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  734.  Bob Bobby  No. That is not how natural selection work. Natural selection is when you let natural courses of nature take force rather than try to manipulate it. Vaccines remove you from the process or reduce the influence from the process. They are not part of the process itself. So, only the people who don't get the vaccines and don't mask or anything can actually be losing the game of natural selection as they are the only ones playing it.
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  735. The very image I worked very hard growing up to avoid having. In stead, I just end up as a loser working retail. Better than this state, but far below where I wish to be and had aimed in part to have myself never have my mother be thinking that she has to always care fir me this say. All because I an put into the autism box. Wish I and this guy weren’t put into there and my family cared about me actually accomplishing real things instead of just aiming to have me be normal and putting me down when I ever try anything to be more. Regardless, I am no longer subject to my family’s or anyone else’s impression of my personality.
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  736. Because it is who does it. Generally, the eastern block militaries like Iran are the ones behind the killings. The Israeli military doing this is a huge outlier and shows some areas of corruption within the western sphere if influence. There us also probability that this could be a hate motivated attack as Israel has very heavy anti-Palestinian sentiment.
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  737. Looks like the Germans and the Irish are united against England for something.
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  738. @Healing and Growth -INFP Even if you were right, using God is not a justification. This is a secular country. God is not a justification for any laws that is to be made and is unconstitutional. Two, you fail to even define a life. What about the millions of sperm a man waste in ejaculating into a vagina? Would that make him a murderer? Three, assuming they are a person, what right do you have to force a woman to carry a baby? You can’t find a way to remove the fetus and carry it yourself to term? Four, biologically speaking on what defines a sentient person, you are forcing a woman to create a child. The child isn’t formed at conception. It is formed much later. Five, you also didn’t count rape, incest, unviable fetuses, and miscarriages. Six, keep your religion out of the laws. You have absolutely no right to enforce it on anyone. I doubt you would like it if we lived under Sharia law. Seven, a blessing to have a child you never even wanted. Especially rape babies that can also serve as a type of reminder of said trauma. That is not a blessing. That is lifelong torture.
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  739. Bonus, God actually did an abortion in the bible to a woman who was cheating on her husband. So even in the context of religion here, you are still wrong.
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  740. I’m going to give it to my family just because you said this.
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  741. What if you genuinely believe you are correct though each time? For the last part, I think it depends on how much they want it. I think good intentioned ones can be reasoned with, but will largely be reluctant to allow it the other way they don’t want. It is also the very difference between my father’s manipulation and my own. I also largely see my manipulation as a necessary means to an end. Especially as I honestly hate mind games.
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  742.  @reygallegos4912  The San Francisco fog itself reaches as far inland as Modesto. It has even been recorded on satellites reaching that far inland before receding. Though unsure if itself reaches that far south often as the central valley is huge, the conditions produced from the winds coming from the Bay Area influence the formation of Tule Fog after the rains even down there. Various rains that reach the Sacramento Valley are strengthened or produced from the Bay which influence the formation of the fog in the central and southern areas when it doesn't rain in those areas. It is the farming capital of the world. That area loses that farming, the world agriculture industry is going to get it ridiculously hard. To keep that water, there will need to be new waterways for this water to go.
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  743. The power aspect. Humans are actually endurance animals designed to chase down animals for longer period of time. Also utilizing tactics to make it harder for the animals to get away. Hence, why humans are one of the longer running animals that are also slower even at peak sprinting. The 30s represent human designed to chase more and even fits with the balding that takes place common then as well. Also the peak age range for powerlifting as well and bine density actually peaks at 31 rather than 25 and doesn’t decline until around 40. The same age certain muscle twitch functions decline and also the peak age for overall applicable intelligence and the top age of doing scientific research work. Kasparov peaked in mid to late 30s in chess performance and the top Marathon running time of all time was done by someone in the mid thirties. You can also look in reverse and see top ages being in very early twenties or late teens in sports like gymnastics. Reason being the way the body develops that makes it less flexible.
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  744. Let’s get Harris over 100 million votes.
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  745. Multiple places are. There are different climates all over the world that will be affected differently. In California which is experiencing a very hard drought even extending into winter, there are now more thunderstorms during the summer now. The reason for this is because the warm anti-cyclones are going much farther north than they use to which affects temperatures and precipitation. That influences the entire world’s weather in both hemispheres and causes places like Kentucky to be unusually warm and result in more storm systems to be produced and reach the state. Kentucky is affected by this.
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  746. Both very bad, but Trump isn’t as corrupt as DeSantis who will not only break the law, but literally violate human rights in the process of creating laws. No lesser of two evils here still.
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  747. The real name of that party should be the stupid party. So much for conservatism supposedly being the party one is dumb for not joining by 40.
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  748. Poverty rate definitions vary. Resulting in numerous people still left out. Even seeing fewer people in poverty isn’t enough as it is still unfair.
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  749. She appears to be a social conservative and she might be using a tactic to try and shift the Overton window similar to what republicans have done except to the left. Acting as their type of Bill Clinton.
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  750. Ok. Why can’t they attend school?
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  751. A medicine? There has not been a single form of medicine or medical treatment or anything that has been mandated for the public throughout this pandemic. Which doctors? For conspiracy theorists, I have learned that doing the exact opposite those freakshows say is more accurate.
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  752. Why other countries should have acted on it as well. But, no.
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  753. This is a rare example of someone who actually has medical credentials messing up this bad. I can only imagine what the facebook Karens who believe weed cures cancer or ivermectin treats covid-19 would do. If we’re being honest, that lady would likely be lucky to even still have a grand-daughter at all.
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  754.  @MajorTendonitis  We can just exploit their labor and have robotic hierarchal communism where robots do all the work and we take the money.
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  755. I know. It is also like the video games and anime people like me who look bad due to the pedo-freakshows who frequent.
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  756. What I’m responsible for?! Naturalized citizens of the US from Palestine probably voted for politicians doing this! I didn’t do this! I don’t even agree with what Israel is doing, but I am not taking the blame for what I never even chose. Only the politicians who were the only option I had were the ones who chose to do this! This is no better than people saying all Palestinians are Hamas terrorists!
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  757. Florida looks like a public dump. Wish that state would just cede from the union like it did in the civil war so it can quit smelling up everything around the world. People caught covid-19 on purpose there so they couldn’t smell their environment.
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  758. That makes no sense. You can’t have too many rights.
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  759.  @venlafaxinedomperidone8377  Too much equality is literally impossible as that would just mean absolute equality which everyone should want.
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  760.  @venlafaxinedomperidone8377  No. Women should choose what they want to do. Also, those things considered womanly are made up as people decided they would be considered such. I would never date a woman who acts like that. I would hate to live with a woman like that honestly. What about me? For women not equal, in what way?
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  761. Nope too late. We need to do natural selection, I mean herd immunity.
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  762. Not necessarily. People could just want the money and leave afterwards. Retirees from various industries along with various trainees and more go and leave all the time.
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  763. What are even talking about? You are far more likely to catch the virus from another American than from someone from China.
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  764.  @KP-xi4bj  Taiwan's government is the true legitimate government of China's mainland as it is supposed to be one government. The CCP is a tyrant authority that took illegitimate rule over most of China.
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  765. What would Newsom even be doing?
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  766. Thank you for giving me an idea. I will use these techniques on shallow water in the Pacific and build a island country.
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  767. We already have our own thank you very much. It just happens to mostly be the south sucking up our water sources.
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  768. You should have brought Bear Grylls.
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  769. Why would it even matter if it is mental health? Most drag queens who probably have depression or some kind of psychiatric delusion disorders don’t ever resort to violence.
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  770. For one. Your numbers on water dependency don’t make sense. Los Angeles and San Diego range in water usage from only 30-50% bring from the Colorado when they say California takes up 60% of it. Only way it would not be fair is if Southern California having a bigger population make it need more. Especially as Los Angeles originally only needed the Owen’s valley aquaduct before its population became too big. 2. San Francisco and the central and north coast do not use the Colorado. We use snowmelt and rainwater from places in the northern portions of the state and the snowmelt that feed natural eivers from the Huge mountains in the central region of the state. So if we were to get mkre water ourselves if we were to get as dry as the south, it would make more sense to have it come from the Olympic mountains of Washington and possibly British Columbia if Canada is nice enough. With climate change, might even push it out to southern Alaska. It would also make more sense for the southern region of the state instead of going all the way out to Minnesota or Chicago to get it. So no thank you. We have plenty of other sources that are closer and the south does as well.
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  771.  @b_uppy  We have numerous different reservoirs. A few years ago, we ended up with too much water. We also use groundwater sources as well and conservation methods and some cities in the southern part of the state have water de-salinization.
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  772. This is a older problem as we still have it in our money and in the pledge of allegiance. If they are to claim that it is ok to have religion in these categories and claim it is constitutional, what would they say if Minnesota required schools to have Allah Akbar signs?
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  773. I guess you can say Ron DeSantis destroyed trash. Nothing worthwhile destroyed.
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  774.  @changingworld7467  How do you do said research? I don't have the lab equipment or enough medical information. nonsense. The vaccine has been exceptionally effective. Even after a year, it will still mitigate sickness.
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  775.  @changingworld7467  I don't know why they would delete my comment. I never promoted anything against science. I actually study a lot of these things for a living. No. CDC still claims it. What they are saying is they are not as effective as they use to be due to the mutated strains. For people, I don't have a PhD in molecular biology, a pharmaceutical license, or a medical professional in any form. I don't have enough information to scope these things out simply for some research. This research CDC and others did are from medical practices from thousands of years and over a hundred and fifty years of modern scientific research. That is why I use the most rust worthy people and information and that is from the people who have gotten the best and proven results. For many of these social media outlets, they don't have anything and even then, their own data comes from the people they claim to be lying.
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  776.  @changingworld7467  I will look into them.
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  777. Yes.
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  778. Gross generalization a bit mych? Also, why does her looks and her being a feminist matter?
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  779.  @iAmMarcellus  That is de-humanizing. You would obviously not do this to a guy. This type of behavior is the problem. You don't even care what she even thinks in the first place. The very reasoning she is a feminist should be relevant.
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  780.  @iAmMarcellus  Also, why this feminist. Why can't you put that onto other woman who would want that attention? There are plenty of women you would find pretty who seek this out all the time.
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  781. I will honestly take Trump over Meatball Ron.
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  782. Just one of the reasons to always avoid Florida.
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  783. Let’s make them work and have them pay a tax to support the homeless.
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  784. Why does that even matter? You have no business in what people do with their genitals. The fetus isn’t even a formed person yet. By same reasoning, I kill millions of babies all the time. Even then, you are forcing women to be living incubators against their own will over sex. If you are to treat said fetus as a person, what would be most fair is if you had a way of keeping the fetus developing outside of the woman’s body. For the doctors, they didn’t go through a decade of medical training solely for money. Especially with it being one of the most stressful jobs you can ever work. That remark is a baseless assumption off of income alone and the countless other factors that come into play in picking a career path. Even if it were said doctors motive, it wouldn’t actually matter as at the end of the day, they would still be doing their job. They would still be following all the ethics and protocols that they are to follow required in maintaining the validity of their medical licenses. The doctor who was caught promoting anti-vaccine conspiracy years ago didn’t exactly come out well with the medical community.
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  785. Lastly, assuming your ethics here, why foes the majority of these abortions being what you claim matter? You are screwing over teenage girls and vulnerable women here. Even pro-life women who have miscarriages.
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  786. The left is the one that promotes thinking for one self. Why do you think they promote further education in the first place? For thinking they are superior, superior in ideas. By the way, conservatives do the same exact thing and are often the ones bringing up race more with it. I wonder why.
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  787. They are.
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  788. It isn’t hard to get one really. I think multiple people traffic them regular through black markets all the time.
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  789. There is also the issue that the state has been in continuous drought for so long that even these rains and snows are not enough.
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  790.  @MinusEighty  To fill the same water supplies throughout the state, it would take multiple years worth of rain to fully fill. That is how much the drought has depleted the water supplies. Using plants are a false analogy due to them only being affected by the amount they can and do consume rather than what is simply available long term. Let's say you have a bottle that can hold a liter of water. A person usually drinks the same amount and refills it by .25 liters per day. If one day, they decide to not refill the bottle. Then the repeat that again the next day. All while still drinking .25 liters. Then the next day, they decide to refill after completely drinking all the contents. But in order to get the same amount of water they originally had, they would have to completely refill the water bottle with a full liter rather than fill it with .25 liters of water. It is the same concept with the water supplies here in California being dried due to using water for agriculture while the winter rains and snows are far lower and far less frequent. It is also always needed due to how dry California generally is during the summer with the only precipitation generally being little mountain thunderstorms and southern monsoons.
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  791.  @MinusEighty  You are just wrong. A lot of them are at 80% capacity, but not all of them. Looking at the very same report under here, about a third of the state is still in a drought with the conditions being around some of the most important water supplies in Northern California. The Colorado is still doing very poorly for the southeastern part of the state. You also have ground water which takes more time due to water needing to seep into the ground. There is also the issue of the fact that the dry weather patterns are still around. This is an event that is an outlier with a drying trend of the west coast. Going back to your plants analogy, the plants need to also be watered again at some point correct? When does that water exactly return again? Do some of the dead plants that died from having no water come back to life from the next event like this one? Timing of the rains are what you are also failing to consider here. Having this drying trend is still a pattern which the whole continental west coast is experiencing. The averages for receiving the necessary precipitation to avoid the drought conditions. I don't think you even really understand what a drought even really is. There are still rain events in various places with droughts. So, you are kind of making a gross over-simplification of something you don't have an understanding of. Severe drought is mostly gone with drought conditions having definitely been eased, but a third of the state is still not there yet. The state still also has the new harder drying trend with the Pacific Northwest due to climate change.
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  792.  @MinusEighty  Not all of them. Plus, they are also within the Sacramento watershed. The most important river in Nothern California and equally if not, more important than the San Joaquin. You don't know what you are talking about at all. In fact, you don't even seem to understand how California's climate system even works. Once again with the drought, the groundwater needs time. Especially due to the runoff. There is a drought just as the moon still exists and doesn't not exist simply because you don't see it. That is the same reasoning I am seeing from you here. For the drought, that isn't the only factor. Not all the lakes and reservoirs are at 80% capacity which is considered abnormally dry or in a drought. Once again, you missed ground water and you still fail to understand that the climate is still drier than it should be.
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  793.  @MinusEighty  The worst drought in over 1200 years. Warmer temperatures on average in both the air and warmer sea temperatures. San Francisco gets only 1/3 of the fog it usually receives. The way in which it varies is what has changed. Did you not pay attention to the thunderstorms that stranded people in Death Valley in the summer? The time where California normally never gets any rain and very little may fall over the mountains in Southern California? Sea temperatures getting possibly warm enough to allow a possible future hurricane to strike.
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  794.  @MinusEighty  The reasoning for why California has been so much drier is that warmer weather pushing the cells farther north and longer than they are suppose to. It is also why Oregon and Washington have also gotten drier.
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  795.  @MinusEighty  Trinity contributes to the Sacramento and for low, I'm not simply talking about low. I mean simply below average. Most are at closer levels to normal, but not all of them. Though frankly, this is outdated due to the recent rain and snowstorm that hit southern California. The drought levels of the state are probably down from now 1/3 to only like a fifth now.
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  796.  @MinusEighty  The ground water doesn't seep all of the benefits of the winter rain and snow generally until April when the snow melt from the Sierra Nevada runs out into the central valley and snowmelt from the father mountains aids Southern California areas.
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  797.  @MinusEighty  You do realize that California has the largest agriculture industry in the entire world, right? Of course, we are going to use more ground water. We have always used more water. The issue here is supply. Supply being lower due to lower water reserves as they are dependent on rain and snow. Also why the state has sought more de-salinization.
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  798.  @MinusEighty  You are just wrong. We have always been using loads of water and have had ridiculously high demand. Forty million people is too small as we feed other states and countries too. We have been doing this for so long too. Even a hundred years ago when they diverted water from the Colorado to Los Angeles as the Owen's Valley water wasn't enough supply for the city anymore. For averages, the averages are all down and not even just on the American continental west coast. Places with the same climate type as California like Southern Europe are also down on their averages. San Francisco was confirmed to have lost about 2 inches on average compared to previous 30-year record keeping periods.
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  799. The EU has had multiple droughts before with it having a similar climate to the American west-coast.
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  800. Vaccine mandates. And only masks based on community guidelines based on risk levels as CDC mapped out.
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  801. Japan had Vladivostok?
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  802. I think grudges are fair to be honest. It simply depends on how they are used. In this instance though, it isn’t right.
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  803. It doesn’t get stronger. It only recognizes things more easily. If it did, getting infected with hiv multiple times would eventually make you immune it it and the black death and native illness genocides would have never happened.
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  804. I don’t think Biden or Pence did anything suspicious here. I think they both genuinely forgot about them. Especially with them probably having some memory loss with it being a higher chance with them being relatively older.
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  805. Doesn’t make sense. A doctor is suppose to always take what the patient says into consideration in what is going on there. A doctor should also always without exception, have great self control. One without these isn’t fit for the field.
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  806. Why should I give a single care about this? In what way am I or other Americans even the slightest bit impacted? Slightly worst traffic from a higher population.
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  807. The berbers and Arabs are not black. Most blacks slavery was slavery of other blacks and blacks originally did slave trade with Europeans. So, your history is wrong here. For why this history is spoken of today, it is because it is a significant part of world history that should be learned about. If you want to include whites owned by North Africans and West Asians, go ahead. It is of value and history should be objective. Then again, I know why this is brought up and it is based on a view point that fails to take an objective view point. It is also motivated by politics as well.
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  808. The Nilotic people were black. Egypt has multiple different ethic groups and the Nilotic people are one.
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  809. 好的
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  810. @jesserobinson20 Not arguing for animal abuse to be legal, though it is legal to kill and eat animals in most places where animal abuse is illegal. If killing and eating animals is legal, then it would make sense that said abuse would also be legal. Otherwise, one would need a unique set of justifications or they would need to outlaw killing and eating animals where animals would be given equal autonomy to humans.
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  811. @trevorwalsh9443 No you are not. Maybe teach about a kid who has two fathers instead of having a mother and a father, but they are definitely not taught those.
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  812. @briandaniels474 Incorrect. He was saying it was possible, but was not certain.
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  813. @Megan Yaqoubi Yes. I tested countless times just from even being around people who didn’t even test positive. I never tested positive even once throughout this entire pandemic and the times I haven’t, there was no possible way for me to catch the virus as I was either in a place with no cases at the time or I was completely isolated from everyone else.
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  814. @Yellow Dog 23. I do not see why people make something that was supposed to be temporary controversial. It honestly looks like to me that people want it to be a controversy for the sake of it, desire to play contrarianism due to how much complaining there were by anti-maskers and anti-lockdowners on being socially ostracized when they never were, politics to try and falsely push a narrative on the virus being used to make Trump lose the 2020 election, and anti-science propagandists who promote anti-vaccine misinformation and other forms of mis-information. For yourself, that is you. Many others who are definitely not a small number, were not so lucky. So many people including lawmakers and politicians have died that it is believed that the deaths have influenced elections and areas of the economy. There are now hundreds of thousands of new orphans and we had the biggest life expectancy drop since world war 2. A minimum 15 million died in 2 years. Combined with 1/3 chance for long covid which is a dangerous probability for a nee disability and if the illness is severe, it is near a 90% chance for brain damage. Those are very serious numbers and places that did the anarchist anti-science approach like Sweden suffered for it and actually had up restrictions later. Also, go ask medieval Europe how herd immunity worked out or the colonial era Native Americans. Or even the survivors of polio and last should be taken seriously as it is now back.
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  815. Aren’t you all promoters of freedom of speech? Maybe you should be held accountable for lying.
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  816. I have autism and also tested among the top 1% ASVAB and passed everything physical. I also have multiple college degrees with nearly a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering. Regularly physically active as well. Also went to MEPS. Was disqualified and also sent to get a waiver to Surgeon General. Months passed and still denied and told to try again, would need a psychological evaluation separate from theirs. I cannot tell you how frustrated I have been.
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  817. How is identifying as a different gender perversion? As long as they are all covered, it isn’t a problem.
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  818. Oklahoma was taken after it was suppose to be the final refuge. The Blackhills were promised to never ever be touched and theirs forever until they saw money and still refuse to this day to give any land back. No one can actually blame you here.
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  819. You should never ever be.
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  820. Because they are morons.
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  821. This is really bad. The world’s largest supplier of food is dealing with this.
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  822. Why the United States has so many problems should be what is more concerned with here. It is like pointing to Iceland and saying why Iceland has so many crime problems.
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  823. It turns out the hospital is actually for profit.
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  824. She didn’t make a claim. All she did was explain how complicated the whole issue is. Watch it again.
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  825. @EmiilysMakeup Based on what that they want no help and why does it matter if it is a majority? So so, why don’t they want it? This just goes into creating more issues from homelessness than there already are while screwing over people who are in said predicaments.
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  826. No. She is crying that the has to work in such a miserable mess. Whether a normal thing or not, it is miserable.
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  827. Do you have anything on how the humid subtropical climate exists in large areas of southern Europe?
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  828. @Raibeart Even if Trump got elected again, he would not be as bad as DeSantis. He has to be among the most corrupt governors in American history with all the weird laws and more he has passed.
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  829. The climate change is pushing that high farther north and longer. It is also why the people in Washington and Oregon have been getting much more intense heatwaves lately.
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  830. If they really did believe that, they would have never even done a single lockdown. They would have had everyone working as hard as they usually do which is brutally hard.
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  831. No. People are the problem.
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  832.  @jakegarrett8109  So tell me. How exactly is the government in power? Who decided to give them power? Who works for the government and why? The people do. The government is composed of different interests that vary based on how the rule of law is established whether it be democracy or aristocracy. Maybe Timmy's backyard was just a short distance away from a take off area of an airport and the government needed to have it down so it doesn't end up in a plane engine and cause the plane to crash. You also have the corporations of the people who take over everything and all the resources. Effectively being their own government where no one has a say.
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  833. Other thing is we still do not know what will be the final outcome of the infection.
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  834. Because they are not choosing to. It is a DRESS CODE. They have no choice.
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  835. No one lives in fear of covid-19 and to think so is already the usual stupid thing you Floridians believe along with the flat shape of the earth being another. Life didn’t move on. You are just pretending it is. You are the dog in a burning house meme.
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  836. Also, do the US a favor and please secede.
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  837. Worst of all, they are trying to ban books and indoctrinate children into their ideologies.
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  838. Weird reasoning as they have no reason to choose to help one group of people over another here here. Can understand logistical issues, but that is no reason to demy asylum. Denying them entry even if they completely take care of themselves.
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  839. I am biased in favor of these being real, but I know they are faked. If they were real, I would literally do nothing but chase aliens. If in their position, I would have video-recorded and photographed everything. I would have called every single person I know to watch the surrounding areas. I would do everything I possibly could by my hand to hunt these aliens down.
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  840. The Trump virus. He wants his name on everything afterall.
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  841. I wonder if he is going to try this on a group of women who happen to be body builders.
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  842. Natural selection. But ok. Let’s see how you fair with polio.
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  843.  @annieholbis2430  Because the virus is out again despite past vaccinations. Also, not everyone is vaccinated against polio and a lot of people here are not going to vaccinate for polio. The only way you are going to avoid getting that paralysis is with vaccines unless you get some breakthrough cure to win a Nobel prize(which I doubt any of these simpletons are going to do).
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  844. Oh. How terrible! People not wanting to make babies to support old non working people. Boo hoo. Maybe should have thought twice about going against free education and healthcare. Having no children isn’t a problem. People not living and working longer with more actions to one own interest is the real problem. The fact that this is seen as a problem is the problem. People looking at young people as slaves to support lazy stuck up old people who think they shouldn’t have to work after a certain age or that it is just impossible anymore. Maybe after 90 or 100, but that is absurd. Especially now with robots which we can just capitalize on to fund these lazy stuck ups(ironic on how they always call us lazy and and entitled). Not only am I likely not having kids, but I would have one at most and I have made certain that not a cent of my money will fund social security. Pay it yourself boomers. You screw me over with covid-19. You made me go through homelessness and still struggle with that. You made me lose lives. You made me starve. You take away my education opportunities. You take away job opportunities. I myself will work as long as I am alive. I have to pay for these, so you pay for your own retirement boomers. Better hope someone gets the AI going soon or tou work on that AI to work for you to have your retirement.
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  845. Trump, Obama, and others didn’t exactly have a shortage of wildfires.
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  846. Just like every other community, we are a diverse array of individuals. All of our precautions are not even the same. Many find the mask so effective that doing such things occasionally while also finding covid-19 wastewater levels low is ok as the odds of catching covid-19 under those circumstances are extremely low.
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  847. I guess I can go tell every trucker alive to go screw themselves by this very reasoning here.
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  848. You are a shame to the trans community sir.
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  849. Your state has been making threats to my state of California regarding people moving along with threats to take over legislation over the laws we have here. As a result, what is going down there is probably going to affect me and others here in California. That state not only seems to be not worth saving just by the types of people who moved there, but even the environment. Since you also appear surprised by the landslide win, you probably livd in or around Tallahassee or Fort Lauderdale. If that state hasn’t been completely kvertaken by the self-absorbed impulsive Karen types, best of luck to you. If it can’t, I am sorry for your loss and welcome you to move here to California, Oregon, or Washington.
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  850. You sure about that? California surpassed the UK’s GDP recently and gained double the net-worth Texas has and that is total GDP. Per capita, it is much higher in Cali.
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  851. Completely agree. Especially with the anti people gas-lighting everyone into going out everywhere without even having masks on. Even Biden and Kamala are doing this.
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  852. I think calling Indians Asian is like calling a English person European. It is true, but doesn’t really identify them much. Especially as there are other groups of Europeans like Southern Italians who look quite different like how Indians and Japanese look different. Asia also being much bigger, makes the scale even more massive. You have Arabs, Turkic groups, Southeast Asians, certain intermixed islander groups, east Asians, and even the Russians who are a mix of European and Asian with more Asiatic groups like Tartars.
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  853. The Mississippi had a drought as well recently and Mississippi itself has had water shortages. Not exactly something exclusive to desert regions. By the way, there are countless different ways to get water. Powerful Saudi Arabia exists.
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  854.  @StLouis-yu9iz  Not exactly. For one, the majority of California, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho are not even desert. Even then, the deserts of the west are not that dry. The mountains produce enough moisture to have natural lakes, forests, and rivers. These are large areas too unlike other desert regions of the world like the Sahara, Arabian Peninsula, the Namib desert, or the Atacama. There is also the fact that not all of the west is even desert. The wettest places in the continental US that are wetter than any place east of the Mississippi span from Northern California to Washington. The source of the rains and snow feeds major rivers like the Sacramento and the Columbia rivers. Especially during winter when it strengthens and extends its influence across the whole west coast. It is how California has the most productive agricultural region in the entire world. The second thing is the Mississippi and Missouri rivers are heavily influenced by the west as it is the source of the Missouri. Hence, part of what contributed to its drying. Enough to even disrupt inland shipping, expose 100-year-old shipwrecks, and connect an island. The third thing is the weather is not entirely getting wetter or drier in every place. The west coast is getting drier, but it is having the rain and snow happen in shorter periods with a number in greater intensity. There are also more tropical influences on the weather happening which was why Southern California had an unusually wet summer that even flooded Death Valley. Stranding people. That same even also slightly helped the Colorado as well. With climate change, that will likely happen more. Resulting in potential hurricanes reaching California and influencing Arizona. The changes in weather patterns have also caused places in Texas and east of the Mississippi to have abnormally dry weather. Saudi Arabia will always be powerful as long as they have Mecca because of all the resources other countries will pour into ensuring its maintenance. Some of those countries are wet and powerful like Indonesia. Even then, that country has numerous mineral resources that are being exploited and they are expanding into other economic sectors fast. They do desalinization and also drilling. The ground has loads of freshwater. The grounds of Arizona and New Mexico are very rich in freshwater. Even then, there is a project proposal to connect the Salton Sea to the Gulf of California. The Salton Sea is extremely close to Arizona which can definitely achieve a connection for supply for de-Salinization. Arizona can also share some of that water as well with New Mexico and California and Nevada can probably set up more from an alternate route for Utah's proposal for getting salt water from the Pacific Ocean into the Great Salt Lake. Route going south of the Sierra Nevada rather than having it pumped over the huge Sierra Nevada while being closer to Arizona and New Mexico.
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  855.  @DKGifford19608  No. It is correct. The west isn't that dry and erven then, there are numerous different water resources and water management practices that can be done.
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  856.  @StLouis-yu9iz  Depends on where you are in the west once again. There is more reliable rain in the Pacific Northwest than anywhere on the east coast and about the same averages along Northern California. For drought conditions, no. In some years, even San Diego, California and Gila Arizona have gotten more rainfall than regions of the Mid-West and central Appalachian areas in rain shadows. Gila is just standard for the west in precipitation averages along with San Diego being the driest place on the whole continental Pacific coast. Multiple ships were literally docked because of the drought and channeling had to be done along the Mississippi even as far south as Tennessee. Salt water had also contaminated the river due to the weakened flow in Louisiana and Mississippi. That is a drought that is definitely equal to or drier than drought conditions seen in various parts of the west. Even drought stricken Sacramento river remained navigable and the Columbia still had a reliable supply of water. That is not something an arid climate would support.
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  857. ​ @hopsiepike  They use American irrigation, but not just that. Saudi Arabia has Mecca. That place has the support of countless people and religious authority powers who will give people's lives to protect it. They have economic giants like Indonesia who can also leverage trade with China (Indonesia also has more average precipitation than the US as a whole does). They have the backing of Pakistan who puts pressure on India militarily. They have giant mineral reserves that are very useable for green alternatives to oil.
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  858.  @Catlily5  It is a big area. Though yet, the southwest isn't that dry. It has much more water than most other desert regions around the world. The other regions also have quite a few people and have sustain many people for thousands of years. People can absolutely make a living in the Southwest. The other thing is that completely drying isn't a guarantee due to waters in the Pacific nearby warming up as well along with the climate. Allowing for more potential tropical storms to reach the area.
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  859.  @StLouis-yu9iz  I am not denying the aridity of most of the west. What I am denying is that it is extremely arid. Only places like the southern basin of the Colorado along the California and Arizona border are that level of dryness. The other areas which are the majority, actually have sustainable amounts of water. For the places of NorCal, OR, and WA, I included them due to their huge areas and I was not sure if you were only talking about AZ and NM or everywhere in the west. The cities like Phoeniz and Las Vegas are definitely screwed without the Colorado right now, but others like San Diego are not that dry. In fact, most of the cities in extreme arid places like Phoenix are actually developed near sources. Other cities that are not like Salt Lake City are not developed along those sources the same was because they already have some degree of those sources. There are also things with climate change that may not result in the whole region actually becoming drier due to tropical influences going farther north. For too many people, depends on how it is the places manage to get water. San Diego with its growing use of de-salinization can definitely expand. Some places in New Mexico can probably attain water supplies from intensifying summer storms and/or drilling. Any place can be stretched to its limits as demonstrated when a town in Mississippi ran out of water.
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  860.  @Catlily5  The answer really depends on where in the west. Phoeniz and Vegas as of now, are very dependent on the Colorado river while others don't use the Colorado as much. There are also numerous different ways to get water resources like water aqueducts for various local and distant mountain areas that see summer storms or places farther north like Idaho and Montana. Same thing would extend for farmland with greater emphasis on the farmland being near water sources. Though yet, Arizona and New Mexico use livestock more. Making it probably more practical to simply have the farmland in California and the Pacific Northwest and then simply ship the produce to Arizona and New Mexico.
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  861. Don’t take the risk. You keep him and stay happy.
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  862. Mars fanboys at least have a little science. Flat earthers have no science at all combined with other problems.
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  863. Someone is clearly in the dark for how covid-19 precautions are done. Doubt you even did the most basic ones correctly. Probably learned science from Rush Limbaugh or Joe Rogan.
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  864. Maybe she wants to stay single forever or actually have a career instead of being a worthless stay at home mother that contributes nothing outside of family. What then? This is such narrowing of options here.
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  865.  @kennysundwall4279  So you have to be a stay at home to raise a generation properly? You can both work and raise the next generation properly. Why waste everything on that alone? That only benefits one family and not even the woman herself. Humanity is screwed by what and why does it even matter? For roles reversed, women can be the breadwinners too. Though even in said case, no one needs or really should waste their whole life on the household.
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  866.  @kennysundwall4279  I’m not saying everyone needs to be a CEO. What I am saying is there is more to life than being a parent. Bo one should make it their entire sole purpose to live in the household. It is also bad for the kid as it fosters a type of codependency. There needs to be involvement in the kid’s life without throwing the parent’s life away and fostering a healthy way to raise the kid. One of the ways has been done before long before traditional nuclear families in Europe with communities raising kids. Tribes and various groups have done it for thousands of years. Especially as parents very commonly died and kids would become orphans. For humanity, humanity is diverse with many different kinds of people. What if all of the next generation decided they don’t want any kids at all? It would be wrong to force them to have children. The desires of each individual so long as they don’t negatively influence others is what should be of matter here. Not some whole group who isn’t even united and has no meaningful value.
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  867. The thing is they aren’t even receiving it. The only thing they get are social transitioning and puberty blockers. Then again, people are insistent on banning those as well. Hence, anti-trans.
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  868. I never plan to retire. Even if I could, I would never retire.
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  869. Man. Look at that communist Texas ran by republicans. Controlling corporations and the refugees are going to the freedom loving democrats of New Mexico.
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  870. Don’t interrupt them while they are making their mistakes.
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  871. They were talking about insults. Also, kicking them out for spreading a virus isn’t bullying and we already practiced it with vaccines long before covid-19.
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  872. You should have explained the science in the drop of the sea levels there better. A lot of people here are left confused as it sounds contradictors to the trend of climate change causing rise in sea levels.
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  873. The Jews had it first. Hence, they have the right to the city in my opinion if only one is to have it. Though, it should be an International Religion City for Paganism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and even other religions as well that find sacred heritage within that city.
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  874. I would rather spend a night in San Bernardino than go anywhere near the trashy Floridians. Go underwater already.
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  875. Brazil is ruled by a Trumper. I doubt the socialists are fond of him. For growth, it is more external investment which has also given Chile greater than usual inequality. Argentina is nearly the same living standard and has less in-equality than Chile.
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  876. Have any aircrafts been built out of Tungsten? If not, would it be too heavy?
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  877. Not something that is even physically possible for this system to do for every single person.
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  878. Except it isn’t fair to trans women. They have no proven advantage due to their birth sex once they take hormones after a certain amount of time. Boycott women’s sports.
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  879. Here in California, we also have the Salton Sea that has been considered in having connected to the ocean via a channel through Mexico to the gulf of California. If we manage to get a project in with Mexico to have water come in from the Pacific Ocean, that water can also be channelled to numerous other valleys farther north going to nevada and then pumped up to the Great Salt Lake. With it being as salty as it is, the lake water would be less saline than it usually is.
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  880. They relentless look for fentanyl dealers.
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  881. Boohoo! How terrible. You didn’t have to mask, did you? That would be so terrible. More important than Congolese boys being forced to rape and eat their mothers.
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  882. Then what is the alternative here? The only other thing that has worked is vaccines which are completely temporary and thanks to the anti-vaxxer nuts, we get new strains. Hence, the lockdowns have been the only thing to ever work. This is what annoys me. People wanting to go back to normal, but we aren’t there yet. We aren’t even given anything alternative aside from playing Russian roulette with the virus. Even North Korea hates lockdowns. Give us more options here that actually work.
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  883. Southwest. Rather get water from the Columbia and farther north from Canada and Alaska.
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  884. They could have riled up one of the local gun enthusiasts for free and they would have taken them out.
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  885. Just don’t then. The mind games will just continue in in the relationship. It isn’t worth it. Stay single.
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  886. Then who and why? If no one, the what will it accomplish? You think the main establishment of the rigged duopoly gives any care? All you are doing is tossing away a vote that might be enough of a difference to save a few lives or improve peoples’ lives in some way. Trump doesn’t see the difference between Palestinian civilians and Hamas. He would probably kill everyone in Gaza. Even have war in other countries that are Muslim as he see’s no difference.
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  887. This is what I tend to feel with my few friends and they are dome of my only friends. If anything is even slightly complicated, they always quit.
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  888. As an autistic person myself, I think we should treat the negative effects of autism. Like maybe with the high sensitivity, have something like high sensitivity tolerance. Or better social abilities while maintaining the keen special interests. I find there are advantages and disadvantages to autism and I think with getting rid of the disadvantages, we should keep the advantages.
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  889.  @yuukil5522  Treat the disadvantages.
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  890. Got 6/7. I am not one of the sarcastic and witty area simply because comedy doesn’t interest me in the slightest. Or 5.5/7 since I can be slow to acknowledging my own faults.
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  891. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NeQM1c-XCDc Also, the left isn’t exactly happy with one of the black judges. Maybe the left cares about things like content of character.
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  892. I want to live forever now even more. Witnessing the whole universe and the birth of a new one. Count me in!
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  893. Trans women are normal people like everyone else. In fact, when transitioned, many of them end up also facing misogyny as well on top of transphobia.
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  894. Sacramento is below the entire coastline in quality to live with the only exception being Oakland.
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  895. &gaylord2726 If that is the case, then everywhere outside California in the US is fourth level in comparison. Many places in Mexico are probably better than half of the United States outside California.
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  896. None of the epidemic professionals have said the pandemic is over. In a different place as hospitals are not as cramped up as they used to be, but it is still a pandemic. Also, you don’t see people advocating just living with AIDS, so go do it with everyone.
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  897. Define rights here as they were in there. Should someone’s right to not be killed by a psycho be up to legislation or simply be out of the question?
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  898. Volcel.
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  899. I want to believe them. Then again, reality is always a disappointment just like the UFO conspiracies. If the UFI were real, I would quit everything and do nothing but chase them.
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  900. This is why I am now only voting for people that I actually like and who are worthy of being in said positions. Though, that is how it should be in general.
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  901. Please keep these mindsets people. We must ensure that all relationships are ended forever.
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  902. They don’t believe you have a problem. That is what happens when you let anti-scientists run the government. That includes Biden.
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  903. Then you are pro genocide.
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  904. Unless, you advocate for these people to be removed from public mainstream society or create two different countries where one has the virus and the other doesn’t.
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  905. I can’t believe it! This is the most intelligent advertisement I have ever seen put up anywhere. Probably the only time I will actually visit an advertiser ever on my own volition and the very first time I visit one through youtube. First time said youtuber actually earned their money. Not even just for the content itself being good, but also because of the intelligent marketing of it too. Also saying something as I have no respect for advertisers and youtubers who do advertisements.
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  906. Actually, there is. You reduce the odds of mutations and hence, slow down the strain ti where there is a greater probability of it dying out. If is more effective as you also don’t have to gamble with vaccines which were already temporary.
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  907. Also, they still do masking there with masks being very effective.
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  908.  @diogorodrigues747  Because they actually have the ability to do it rather than having a bunch of pseudo-science conspiratorial nutjobs doing their very best trying to uncomfortably breathe on everyone. If every person wore N-95 masks and actually took the virus seriously, I would not be supporting the measures China takes. But, reality always serves to be a disappointment and here in the US, you can't even get these people to put anything at all in front of their face because of "my liberty". Seriously, everyone in the end could actually win here. People just choose not to and to make opposition to everything. It feels like if I were to on my own, actually go out and build homeless people's homes and mental health facilities, people would oppose it for some superficial reason that would somehow include "liberty". Also, China has undeniably been the most successful out of everyone. People in remote villages there don't even wear any masks or vaccinate or anything. They have lived life completely as normal. It may suck, but the outcome is literally what everyone wants in the end. This whole anti-lockdown measure is entirely short sighted and frankly, irresponsible.
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  909. Misinformation has its ways and people generally are incapable of acting on facts before their feelings(anti-lockdowners who can’t even wear a piece of cloth or even have something in front of their face).
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  910. What people should be paying attention to is the covid-19 lab leak conspiracy theory and the events over the past decade involved with the bird flu.
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  911. Don't know how as we have the tallest trees in the world. @ericastier1646 
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  912. Seriously. How would this even actually work? Especially as what is feminine and masculine is subjective. Is a boy wearing a punk shirt drag? It wouldn’t even be outside gender as the colors use to be the other way around. What about the Whig wearing people who founded the country? What about men wearing boots with big heels? What about the Scots? Especially as Tennessee has a very high percentage of people with Scottish heritage with a number who even wear kilts. Also, if so concerned about children being exposed to inappropriate stuff, just have the drag queens cover everything and keep everything appropriate. Why ban the whole thing instead of simply legislating it? Out of all laws that have passed in Tennessee, this has to be one of the very ones that makes the least amount of sense.
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  913. Pink shirt I mean’t.
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  914.  @geronimomajinbro  I haven't deleted any comments.
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  915. @mosher2001 A demolished healthcare system, higher death rate than the Holocaust, biggest drop in life expectancy since world war 2, a record number of new disabilities sparking a new disability crisis, huge surge in orphans from parents who died of covid-19, and a virus still out and circulating that we still don’t understand yet with certain people playing with it(many caused their friends and families to die this way). Or, people doing their normal thing in the Chinese country side business as usual. Not even masking. I hate the CCP and hope they lose power one day or just suddenly change for the better, but they were not wrong about handling covid-19.
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  916.  @samuraijackoff5354  They could have done their measures better but taking it that seriously was definitely necessary and saved their hospitals of the current disaster they are under right now. For other places returning to normal, all of them have far higher death tolls than China and far more issues with the virus right now than they do. They are not normal. They are only pretending to be normal like that dog drinking tea in a burning house. Australia, Taiwan, and Vietnam also had that success and didn't for a duration of the pandemic, didn't even wear masks. It is the only policy that had 100% success on a national scale and the vaccinations combined with masking earlier on was the only thing that worked regionally.
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  917.  @mikoto7693  I hate Xi and hope Taiwan's government takes over and makes what was supposed to be the real Chinese territory. Taiwan's government i the true legitimate Chinese government.
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  918.  @Racko.  They are corrupt, but they do not benefit from their population being plagued with covid-19. Don't forget, they downplayed it before everyone else and silenced their own doctor who warned about it.
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  919.  @harrison9691  They didn't have 15 million people minimum die in a span of 2 years, cause the biggest drop in life expectancy since world war 2, cause the largest disability crisis of all time, have only vaccines and mask to only mitigate, and destroy medical infrastructure. In the country sides and even now, people live without wearing masks or even vaccinating at all. All of this as so many people try to play fast simpleton fake doctor with a virus they know nothing about.
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  920.  @stephen8342  Didn't know a mild flu can cause the biggest life expectancy drop sine world war 2 and kill minimum 15 million in two years. Or cause the biggest disability crisis of all time. Judging while still not knowing what is the final outcome of the infection which impatient people pretending to be doctors keep trying to push. Will agree bolting people in their homes isn't right, but they were correct to practice zero covid.
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  921.  @shadowbannedaccont9479  Did you divide that by reported deaths to infection? Seems we have a simpleton who knows 3rd grade division. Do you know about probability rolls being spanned out increases the rate? Do you know about accounting for the length of time for the infection to be counted as people die months and even years later from the same infection? Do you know that there is no official death rate as no one actually knows what the final outcome of the infection will be? Do you know about the 1/3 chance to have some degree of brain damage from the virus if not vaccinated and even if symptoms are mild? The big disability crisis going on? Biggest life expectancy drop since world war 2? You get the Darwin Award for playing eugenics and natural selection on yourself.
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  922.  @Racko.  If only they did that sooner so we wouldn't be in this situation that has been exasperated by incompetent countries like the US and ones in Europe.
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  923.  @Racko.  Aged like milk? Duer to all the precautions the citizens have practiced and still practice, it is still faring far better than basically everyone else aside from some remote and island nations and North Korea due to North Korea being North Korea.
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  924.  @Racko.  Living with covid is the draconian policy. Also, they aren't locking down anymore at all.
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  925.  @Racko.  Didn't admit. It simply failed because they prepared to enact it and adapt ir properly which that government does with basically everything. That government is an incompetent government. Not simply one that made the wrong decision with zero-covid. For instance. They were throwing away loads of food with covid-19 nucleic acid despite the fact that covid-129 doesn't transmit from food. They could have used that information to save supplies. They also should have if they were being so strict about the lockdown, enforce vaccine mandates which would have reduce infection rates and allowed zero-covid to stick. They could have even tested immunity levels in certain individuals where certain people could be the ones doing more of these jobs so they can relax restrictions after getting the virus under control. It also helps protect people more incase they do get infected with covid-19 or an outbreak happens and prevent infection. So many options here which they didn't utilize because of how prideful that pathetic government is.
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  926.  @qwertyplm13does51  If you are implying most of California is of Mexican heritage, you are completely incorrect. Especially in Northern California where there are Asian majority cities. In fact, Texas has a higher percentage of Hispanics than we do. Care to talk about how Texas is Mexico? Also, even if the majority of the state did have Mexican heritage, it wouldn't make it Mexico. People coming from one place isn't what changes the way a state is. Maybe in who lives there, but not the actual place itself. Not even all people of Hispanic heritage are even from Mexico. Guatemalans, El Salvadorans, Peruvians, Colombians, Argentines, and even Chileans come here. All of the countries of origins being very different.
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  927. Should be a right, but what is right and wrong varies between the ghn holders and competency varies as well.
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  928. Why saving lives in general is bad business. Look at the nurses doing a strike right now.
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  929.  @onionsavoya1506  I literally answered it. The OTHER WATER SOURCES. Groundwater. De-salinization. Aquaducts from other locations like Los Angeles has with Owen's valley. The bottled water of the region coming from Lake Arrowhead.
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  930.  @onionsavoya1506  I forgot. You can't understand science. All of this is like a different language.
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  931.  @onionsavoya1506  Water doesn't come from spontaneous generation. So yes. It does matter.
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  932. The guy in the middle said Chris Kyle in the last 15 seconds.
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  933. It is the only strategy that has actually worked though except for vaccines which are only temporary.
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  934.  @ragingshibe  Trust me. I absolutely despise the CCP. Taiwan is a separate and independent nation. Tibet is its own region that should be considered its own. People should have the right to say whatever they want including insulting Xi. Overbearing social and economic authority is a disaster waiting to happen and infringes on people's freedom.
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  935. That’s Florida for you and the very ideal place republicans set as their best example.
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  936. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WBpV8pNYBIQ&t=936s It is somewhere in the video discussing the election odds.
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  937. How about anti-virus.
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  938. Different weather systems. South Korea has monsoonal moisture influence while the UK gets rain from systems that produce rain in colder climates.
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  939. If only people like you were actually listened to rather than this nonsense.
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  940. @Xoxoloko Marron They are a nurse. It is literally one of the very first things these people study even before undergrad. It is taught to elementary kids.
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  941.  @gregoryraymond5612  According to the studies, they are exceptionally effective. Even when not worn correctly or even just a piece of cloth and the masks are supposed to be worn correctly to work and be the N-95. So, no. That statement just denies science and tries to gas-light. Japan for instance, has much lower covid-19 cases per capita and this doesn't even account for how many of the people are actually wearing them correctly or simply defining the policy (Like people here in California who always got away with it before the lift). The United States on the other hand has one of the worst per capita cases in the world.
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  942.  @gregoryraymond5612  They are and have been extremely effective when wore properly and have even been effective when worn wrong. So, no. Also, looks like the masks are coming back in more places.
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  943.  @gregoryraymond5612  You said that so black and white without even thinking about what it does. It has been proven to dramatically decrease chance of transmission. Taiwan and Florida who have similar population, have dramatically different results. Taiwan who kept the masks, has a death toll of 8000 vs Florida's monster 10 times higher 80,000 and that is with Florida deliberately trying to under-count. They work and my local area is bringing them back as they realize that.
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  944.  @MrSilvertech  The results say otherwise. Even literal cloths made significant differences in transmission.
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  945. I am not friends with anyone as I hate the overwhelming majority of people. Frankly, better this way too.
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  946.  @MoonShotYT  I don't know how it is with a relationship, but I'm not having one. It feels like even more of a hassle sharing everything of my personal life with some lady.
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  947. Look out. I saw a communist behind you.
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  948. Pump from gulf of California and through the salton sea. Already proposal for a project to connect Salton sea to the gulf of California through Mexico.
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  949. Also south of Sierra Nevada. Avoid as much work getting through elevation.
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  950.  @geekyloser8652  Define have its act together as San Francisco and multiple other cities have their act together more than San Diego does.
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  951. The United States doesn’t have an official language and in a number of legislative areas, translation is strictly required. Also, no one is talking about you. The issue here is the hypocrisy and the hypocrisy is that it is only ok for Christians to push religion onto schools. The goal here is the same as yours.
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  952. Unless it is pump and dump. Then, looks and personality don’t matter at all. All that matters is whether they have a vagina or not.
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  953. They are getting closer to the normal climate that Southern Spain normally receives. Warming affects rainfall patterns as well.
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  954. Trump didn’t exactly take the virus too seriously. Some politicians have even completely denied the pandemic. This means nothing in the end. Especially as Biden isn’t one of the epidemiologists that actually know what they are talking about.
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  955. The United States is allied with a communist country. Looks like we have a new communist bloc and communists got some of the things desired.
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  956. Doubtful one is common and goes hand to hand with quitter and victim mentality.
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  957. Have you met the conservatives? They are the ones that deny Asian discrimination and were the ones that blamed Asians for covid-19. They were the ones that did the hate crimes which had a huge spike. I’m not even Asian and I got discriminated against these people in academic because they claimed that I didn’t need any help. They thought I was Japanese. These were conservatives in a history class. The liberals have a lot of problems, but the conservatives are worst.
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  958. This doesn’t make sense. The US and other countries have far more cases per capita than China does. Why don’t they go by vaccine passports if they are concerned with exposure?
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  959.  @manazon6945  Yes. Even if I were a Christian that believed that homosexuality is a sin (which I am not. Agnostic atheist is what I am), I would still hold the same premise as the way to have laws around people is around functionality of a society and/or individual right boundaries.
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  960. I knew it! I just didn’t know exactly what it was in words. Just all the world events past world war 2 and more didn’t make any sense. Also, that stagflation in the late 1970s and the current inflation under Biden are happening under the same conditions of that money printing.
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  961. No. I give it to Florida. That state is unhinged. Especially with their crazy governor going after literal math textbooks over critical race theory and promoting misinformation on vaccines which is completely illegal.
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  962. Which the whole world failed with and still fail with right now.
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  963. Yeah. The anti-lockdowners seriously messed up everything. We even have new diseases out now and if we had did lockdown, we would have been out of this by now.
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  964. I actually very recently created a similar method for learning a new language as I have been ridiculously behind. Instead of merely small steps though, I just guarantee a simple outcome bei g basic practice and some days, I will do a whole lot and others nothing at all. It has caused me to learn more within a month than in three years in the language learning. I also don’t use habit. I use active selection as habit I find isn’t as productive and makes the tasks more meaningless. It also allows for more flexibility and change to deal with external factors too. Overall though, my method has been a huge success.
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  965. @HermanWillems Stats say otherwise.
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  966. Canada is quite below average with drug abuse in all areas. For violence, Canada is quite safe. Not really a big issue. For LGBTQ+ shoved down people’s throats, no one is shoving it down people’s throats. Unless of course you are talking about the significant history LGBTQ+ has had on the world stage which in such case, it is something people should learn just as us Americans learn about how our country was founded. In that, just sounds like you want to play denial of said thing just as people deny the Holocaust, history of slavery, and plenty more. Things dictators and corrupt people advocate for in hiding what they don’t like.
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  967. The question is are all people really worth sharing ground with? The very same people that believe other groups of people shouldn’t even exist. I don’t think so. I think some people are not worth anything in association. If one person’s life doesn’t matter just because they are different from what you find to be moral, why should your life matter? Why do you have say over said people? Why should some people compromise their own literal rights that do not conflict with the values that hold a diverse society together? Unless the conservatives are just annoyed guys in Idaho who want cheaper gas, there is no ground to compromise on.
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  968. Scientific development seems to be among the best usage of said money.
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  969. They said 1890s in this video.
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  970. Consequences of not masking and vaccinating you half whit. Then again, a worthless person like yourself isn’t even worth trying to convince. I’m pro-zero covid, but believe in doing nothing about this now and simply creating a separate society from worthless dunces like you who ruin everything for everyone else and cry about rights to harm others being infringed. Make me sick figuratively and literally despite having caught absolutely nothing for 4 years.
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  971. @The Communist Doggo The Democratic Republic of the Congo is uniquely terrible. There are stories of boys being forced to rape their own mothers before having them killed in front of them. Ripping off lims. Modern day slavery even worst than anything in Asia. Numerous types of torture and dis-figurements. People drinking gasoline as part of a religion. Stories of literal cannibalism to survive there with lack of food while wars are going on. All those places are pretty bad, but I would take all of them over the Congo. Even North Korea isn’t that bad as even if executed, they would most likely just shoot the person.
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  972. Can we trade Trump for Claudia please?
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  973.  @Alucard-gt1zf  Goddard was an American. That was his work.
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  974. Social conservative. She for the time being is also independent. Her position on economics appears to still be left wing.
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  975. Guy in a dress according to people who are both ignorant of gender and sex while also confident arrogant bullies who want to project their influence onto everyone. Total delusion on ignorance.
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  976. Current records. Then evidence of such doesn’t have the details of said droughts and the droughts of those times were completely different.
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  977.  @obligatoryusername7239  Though what would the reds do? You have the crazy election deniers, literal Christian nationalists, and the very same people who own these corporations getting even more power. California votes blue party due to the history we have of giant corporations controlling everything. That is how we ended up with the propositions.
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  978. These tactics are actually the reason I don’t debate people anymore. Constant topic changing. I can’t count how many times I’ve seen anti-vaxxers and republicans do this. Having to try to continue arguing a point and never being able to finish if while they finish theirs in these gross simplistic approaches that also attempt to gas-light me. The twister is also constant as it is what creates so many annoying right wing strawmans. Making it harder to debate the point you want to debate. The wrangler isn’t that big of an issue as I could simply just create other solutions or prompt them and they can’t deny that it is fair. Though, it tells me that they don’t care about improving information though. For the lying, that happens mostly through people parroting points rather than actually lying themselves and the lies are always partial lies or lying by omission. I think politicians debating each other do this one the most. I will say that democrats definitely do these too and I’ve seen it numerous times as well. With gun violence, drugs, sometimes taxes, police violence, international relations in both politics and economics, and a few electoral political topics. But, I see it far more with republicans, conservatives, and certain libertarian types. I would say it is 4 times worst than the democrats, liberals, and social democratic groups at least. Especially as the left here at least uses science and will actually back off and utilize science itself. Though the left can represent science better as republicans accuse democrats of gas-lighting with this and have unjustly retaliated with their own forms of gas-lighting in other areas. For the anti-science ones like anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers, anti-lockdowners, covid-19 deniers, flat-earthers, fake medicine people like those who claim marijuana can cure cancer, race-realists(also extremely racist), climate-change deniers, chem-trail conspiracy theorists, and numerous others, are even worst than the general right wing when only examining these positions alone(saying as right wingers and left wingers overlap with these). I would say they do these 16 times more than the lefties do. Topic changes happen even faster as they are also how they dot so many conspiracies. The lying is common as they parrot each other quite a bit and even themselves as they lack engagement with their own ideas. Though with that, it is lying by omission more. Twisting is extremely common. Flat earthers with “it’s photo-shopped, but, but, it has to be” and plenty of others. The wrangler is very common with them always claiming that the reason for this event can only be this wild theory. I can’t believe I wasted so much time debating these people.
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  979. We at least know about those and can reverse them. Covid-19 for all we know is a permanent infection. Once you get it, no one knows if it will ever truly go away.
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  980. Will also say that diabetes makes covid-19 more severe as well. So yes. She is not doing the best here.
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  981. Zero covid didn’t fail. Pro covid failed.
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  982. Will guarantee removal of republican Senate majority and give democrats new reliable electoral votes.
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  983. People already say that and not even just white people. Some Indians and Koreans are very racist. Not even just to African blacks. Melanesian descended blacks get it from them along with even the lighter skinned southeast Asians. Racism is still very much alive unfortunately.
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  984. You became suicidal over the fact that you couldn’t go to a barbecue so some kid wouldn’t become an orphan, get disabled, or even die themselves? This is harsh and sorry you felt that way, but I don’t feel bad about locking down when countless kids literally became orphans over this. Not even counting the fact that this is possibly the biggest mass disabling event in world history and we still don’t know the final outcome of the virus. The death rates everyone has is a quick steadfast conclusion. Disabilities so debilitating that it makes those people suicidal themselves. You considered how they feel? Get the help you need and do what you NEED to do, but don’t you dare promote the same medical nonsense that has destroyed the world and my life. My life was ruined by the world opening up and spreading the virus on purpose. I actually lost lives and they were very healthy.
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  985.  @you2be839  Los Angeles and some channel islands also get influence from a more southerly current going north as well.
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  986. None. Also, we are not post covid-19.
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  987. Horray. You voted for someone who is not even constitutionally eligible to be president, a convicted felon, very obviously attempted a coup, also see’s you as a deplorable, and intends to put fascist type of justification in running elections.
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  988. This entire renter, landlord, and lender system is an unsustainable ponzi scheme.
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  989.  @jamesbyrne3033  This country loves meat is all I'm going to say and applies everywhere you go. Whether it is a Texas barbeque bacon burger with a side of garlic fries with bacon on them as well coated in ranch dressing along with rich alcohol cooked bratwurst. Or the Cajun chicken and shrimp in Louisiana. Or Georgian gumbo. Or fresh Michigan or Minnesota trout up north. Or all meaty pizzas in New York. Or Boston clams. Or Maryland blue crab. Or Hawaiian spam and fish. Or Philly cheese steak and meatball subs. Or hotdogs in Chicago. Or fried chicken in Kentucky. Or salmon fish along the west coast from Alaska to California. Especially California with the fish tacos in the Southern part. Or the game meat like deer and buffalo in the Northern Rockies.
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  990. The Taliban wouldn’t even let them even if they wanted to. There is also logistical issues in training as well that you would have to involve.
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  991. Do beware of variation based on region in the country. You won’t find it much if at all in certain states or cities, but a number of out crops will give you a bit of a hard time. Mostly Karen and crazy types.
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  992. Is it just to own said property? If it is, then I say fair despite the fact that rent is a bad market and a waste to society. After eviction, then build or find a home for these people to live at. If not, then re-distribute that home to the squatter I say as no one should own that much to cause others harm.
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  993.  @Doggowoofenbark  Covered up in what way and how do you even know that it is covered up? There is no proof of it. This is made up by Trump himself because he didn’t want to let go of power.
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  994.  @quaid667 Because certain people tried to overthrow the government over it.
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  995. I have a bad feeling about all the elections this year.
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  996. More than that. What the government has done is everyone fend for themselves approach. Not even the states are helping their citizens. The whole country is basically in anarchy right now.
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  997. You are completely right. No one should like anyone.
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  998. Though one should be better prepared and be capable of adapting and changing to overcome circumstances. Employees are not to blame here, but rather the head of the company and the local law management. This is also inly for this situation and not in bettering the criminals themselves to incentivize them to not commit crimes.
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  999. Any military really. Even North Korean military would do.
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  1000. Here is this thing. Why does it matter that they are foreign born? This would never be brought up if a bunch of Germans moved there. This is entirely xenophobia.
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  1001.  @Dr.House92  No. I was also told over a year and a half ago that I was going to be dead within a year. Unless I have become some kind of internet ghost, I am pretty sure I am still alive. I was also not magnetic like they claimed that I would be. The only thing that happened with the vaccine was a mild allergic reaction that happened with the first booster that I took and quickly got over. Also, why should anyone believe you about the vaccines? You all don't demonstrate any credibility whatsoever like CDC and the WHO do. Plus, they are honest in their knowledge being limited on covid-19 while others are jumping to conclusions about a virus they know absolutely nothing about. Who do I trust? The people who haver the most knowledge of medicine and biology from thousands of years of studies and countless successes in curing and even wiping out diseases like smallpox, or some people without any medical credentials, without any known medical successes, many openly admitting to being limited in medical knowledge, questionable ways in gaining such information and making conclusions, and extreme oversimplifications of established over 100 year old scientific concepts? I can't simply make the decision on my own as I don't have the necessary medical knowledge to make such decisions either. Unless, I do what that one doctor did and study medicine for 10 years and do vaccinations, medical treatments, and surgeries on myself. The again, I don't exactly have a hundred thousand dollars to throw that amount of time from my engineering degree or time to cut hours away from my work to do that.
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  1002.  @dperez5334  No. I'm referring to Rand Paul. I'm also surprised that the republicans are now stooping to out of context conspiracy theory style videos of people like how the flat earthers went after a worker for NASA for saying that the images are photoshopped and has to be.
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  1003.  @pagejustin5572  Shot to pieces? In my perspective, I just feel like I'm debating flat earthers using the out of context "It's photoshopped, but it has to be". For watching the news, shouldn't people have the choice to free speech and choice on consumption? Also, even though I am very left leaning, I'm not a liberal. I am also what I would describe as socially centrist. I am pro-LGBT, pro-choice, pro-BLM, anti-drugs(including marijuana unless used for other purposes of drug abuse), pro-guns, big military(though ties into my beliefs in bigger government), and somewhere in the middle when it comes to immigration as unrestricting violates some of my beliefs of a well-regulated society. I am a hardcore science supporter and believe in expanding science funding and combatting climate change. Despite believing in a bigger military, I am also very anti-war with only extreme exceptions like slavery or Nazi Germany coming to power again. Against Iraqi invasion, though do think all nations should have specific human rights and war would be justified in certain instances and if there are no nukes involved. Despite being pro-BLM, I do think that the police force should indeed be big.
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  1004.  @bluestreak3864  I drink the white icy cherry kind.
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  1005.  @sharontodd2732  The guy took Dr Fauci out of context and didn't even listen.
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  1006.  @Sinkorswim317  Me? I should be the one laughing. The ones I listen to at least have medical credentials. These people have nothing.
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  1007.  @popeyedoyle3649  Rand Paul is the fake one.
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  1008.  @pagejustin5572  Also pro-free speech and consistent. I think burning the American flag and waving a swastika flag should be legal. I think most internet platforms should be treated as public spaces and warrant no right to free speech restriction.
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  1009. One of the things I hope is you get a fully operational vagina and then no one will be able to dispute you going. Genetic tests if you have XY wouldn’t be enough as you could just be intersex.
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  1010. Online. Makes it easy to ghost them.
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  1011. What do you define as a country? Me being an American does not mean I own the country. It isn’t mine. I am just a subject of the country.
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  1012.  @LizyDuskdragon  By who, for what, in what way, and why? North Korea does the same thing with their own citizens. It is the largest prison on Earth.
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  1013.  @LizyDuskdragon  Why does a government of a specific piece of land get to decide who gets to be within it and who doesn’t? It is possible with this for 99% of the world’s land area to be owned by one person and that person would be able to deny anyone else of the 8 billion from entering. See the issue here. People are deciding where other people are allowed to be at even if they didn’t own the land or have too much legislating power over such land where they decide what people are allowed and which ones are not.
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  1014.  @LizyDuskdragon  Let’s just let any person be born into any country and see how that goes. See the issue here. This is control of other people’s freedoms beyond what ought to be allowed and to where certain people and groups get way more power than they should.
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  1015.  @lunawense6288  People of each nation are entitled to their own nation only under international law. What if Bangladesh decided the Rohingya were not allowed to go there? They would be forced to get slaughtered in a genocide. What if the country they are in is over-crowded and has no room? They would also have no choice. Or even outside of these, people simply have the right to exist. To deny allowing people the right to exist on a piece of land is to deny the right to exist and deny the right ti which how people want to live. Just because someone has a right ti live in their own country does not mean they can control who can live there and who doesn’t. That would be a theocratic aristocracy of a group of people who would make up a nation. Frankly, I think it is pointless to care so much more about issues illegal immigrants have than those of their own citizens. Especially as most of the time, they are basically going to said countries just to do cheap labor so they can get a basic income and/or feed their families in their home country. Even if they were committing crimes, do the same thing for native citizens and if it is too much on taxes as they might not pay taxes, deny them benefits from the government and/or get their native country involved in their incarceration. These people are powerless. They are not only no threat to natives, but are generally beneficial to natives financially. I think the US lacking hard security on the border where over 60,000 Canadians are past came illegally into the US to live and work says something about the real intentions of immigration control by the politicians and their supporters.
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  1016.  @Aleks96  If they need to use the bathroom. For this case though, this analogy doesn’t apply as my country is not my house. It isn’t my property either. I don’t own my country.
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  1017.  @Aleks96  What house do you live in where people are born in it? Are you sick from the nuclear power plant? A house and a country are completely different things. If the country were my house, I would have kicked out over 99% of the population long ago. I wouldn’t care if they were legal migrants, illegal migrants, or US citizens. I don’t own the farmland Guatemalan guys go to work at to feed their families. I don’t own the white house. I don’t own a mountain in Utah. I don’t own anything. It isn’t mine for me to have any say on. If you want an actual analogy, try a place that I would actually own. Unless, are you saying a group of people house? If you are, that doesn’t work either as they don’t own it either. Your analogy only works for politicians in power who govern the land and even then, they are bound to guaranteeing rights to all people. In your case here, they would be only giving rights to be on land to certain groups if people of their choosing. One which assuming everyone has rights, violates certain people’s rights.
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  1018. Touch is completely worthless and gross. Keep that nonsense away.
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  1019. It is a de-wormer. That is completely different from what you would use on a virus.
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  1020. De-Santis also made his state spread medical misinformation about vaccinating children.
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  1021. After living in Virginia and countless trips to Mississippi and the benefits other organisms would get out of this, absolutely.
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  1022. And I stop watching women’s sports and encourage others to do so. This action denies the science behind transgenderism and fails to account for various other factors at play that other athletes have like women with internal testicles and androgynism.
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  1023. Props to the Border Patrol Agent. Make sure they get a promotion, extra pay, extra vacation time, and a permanent pension.
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  1024. I am pro choice, but that isn’t a real argument against such. How that argument should be set up is why said abortions have to happen underground which would be related to heath reasons.
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  1025. What does woke even mean and what way do these trans people even act? There are conservative trans people like Blair White. They all act so different.
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  1026. Interesting hearing that for that area. I am from the Bay and might travel there one day.
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  1027. I have this problem without steroids. Loads of acne from teen years into that. Though, I have had loads of healing. I don’t know what I am to do in regards to fixing this at this time as I can’t afford any surgery to fix it.
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  1028. That would be through deliberate negligence.
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  1029.  @oldi184  No. Many will dry, but a number will actually get bigger.
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  1030.  @MAKDavid-1  No. The ice caps grow during the winter season. Then they melt during the spring and summer.
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  1031. He did.
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  1032. There should be trials for the people who did the stampede. Have them sentenced for murder.
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  1033. A water pipeline from Alaska would actually be a much better idea.
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  1034.  @RK-cj4oc  Because we wouldn't need to get past the Rockies and the trouble with the Mississippi and Missouri river systems. Alaska also has loads of water with some of the rainiest places in the country being located in Alaska. The only trouble we would get from there would be a few minor mountain ranges and the Colombia and Sacramento rivers. It would also require far less imminent domain legal process as these places are far more sparsely populated.
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  1035.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  No. It is that gases don't distribute evenly in all directions. Our world isn't a gas container. It is round and open. It has cold and hot places. It has different types of gases that expand differently and interact with different gases. There are varying different weights to these gases that produce buoyancies similar to what you find with liquids like oil on water. It isn't even entirely gas. We have liquid water over the surface and water that falls as rain. We have dust(which is a solid) that gets picked up by wind and falls to the ground again and interacts with what is in the air which is often rain or what people released into the air. In fact, there is a phenomenon in the Mediterranean region of Europe that get red rain due to dust from the Sahara mixing in with the weather systems of the Mediterranean.
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  1036.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  We are not in a container though. We are on a giant planet that only keeps the gases on due to gravity with the edge of space having no barrier to keep the gases in.
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  1037.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  No. There are different wind patterns and different chemical compositions that make up our atmosphere that prevents that. How do you think it is possible that parts of Antarctica have never received any form of precipitation in any for in the past 2 million years? The answer lies in the cold air pressure systems over the two poles that keep it dry and at the same time, extremely cold to where air doesn't even have the chance to precipitate any water or ice before reaching the location. Rain shadow also plays a role as Antarctica has some big mountains as well.
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  1038.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  What does entropy have to do with this?
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  1039.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  Except they are not contained. It is all open and there are different forces at play. All of the gases don't even remain gas. Not even accounting for the differences in densities that they have that result in the staying at different altitudes as well.
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  1040.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  I know. What kind of air pollution reaches the US? How much of it manages to reach the US? What brought that air pollution to the US? Does it go elsewhere? Does it reach everywhere in the United States or just the west coast? Hawaii is rated for having among the cleanest air not just in the US, but the entire world on all three categories. Does some of it manage to reach Hawaii? We do not receive a significant amount of the air pollution and even for the small amounts, not all places receive it equally as seen with Hawaii. Especially with phenomenon like atmospheric circulation. Even up close places like Japan have big variations with the south having dirtier air due to closer exposure and less barriers compared to northern areas like Hokkaido. Even in China itself. Tibet has exceptionally low air pollution compared to both China and India and areas there are actually considered healthy.
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  1041.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  No. I didn't say you were. Your claim that everyone breaths in Chinese air pollution from the idea of gases expanding in all direction was wrong. The reasoning is what is disagreed on here. Not whether people in the US receive Chinese air pollution or not.
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  1042.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  There are different types of pollution. CO2 is is completely different from nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and the particulate matter which are what they are talking about and other gases too that stay in the upper layers above the troposphere. They do completely different things. That's why I asked what types of pollution. pm 2.5? pm 10? No2? So2? Ozone? Also, the earth warming is temperature. Not gaseous content. Energy transfers between gases too. Hence, why parts of antarctica still never experienced any precipitation despite the warming and cooling trends that have happened over the past 2 million years which includes the very acid rains and cooling Krakatoa eruption that released aerosols into the air. I said it spreads here, but I never said that it spreads everywhere nor that it spreads everywhere equally. Hence, why I laid out those examples to you of areas that have far less of the air pollution. I also explained that again, there are different types of gases and dusts that make up the pollution.
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  1043.  @TylerShacklefordDurden  This was centered around air quality though as a topic of discussion which isn't affected as much by Co2 as it isn't very harmful to people. He had asked about US air quality.
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  1044. I agree with everything except for defining this as maturity and the holding grudges part. Those who don’t are push overs who hold no self-respect and are doomed to have the circumstance happen again.
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  1045. There are fat people who take care of their skin which is part of health as well. You can leave one area out and do another. Also, covid-19 currently has a higher number of overweight people killed by it in its current death toll. So avoiding it makes even more sense.
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  1046.  @aycc-nbh7289  I looked at the salaries and they are about the same. Average in the US is slightly higher, but it is no different for median salary which you should prefer to use as the wealth inequality in the US is extremely high and it isn't like the very people in need of having to sneak across borders are going to be extremely educated. I can imagine people in the Vancouver area moving south across the border for cheaper living and simply making commutes back and forth similar to what people do in Tijuana and San Diego.
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  1047.  @mrtee3477  Free in what way?
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  1048.  @mrtee3477  A huge chunk of the US's weather is absolutely atrocious. We get more tornadoes than any other nation on earth.
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  1049.  @seanthe100  At the same time, it is Canada. The Canadians are largely coming over legally and are not any type of refugee. You will have your meals in Canada. You will have a place to live. Even healthcare (which they don't in the US). You have plenty of other opportunities on top of that like education. Even if it were less desirable, why would anyone really need to flee with all of this? Especially when the US and Canada are great friends and with proper work done, they would likely get into the US legally and avoid all of this unnecessary trouble. Is there some kind of ice hockey war there we don't know about?
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  1050.  @aaronthenorm5400  It totally is.
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  1051.  @aaronthenorm5400  That makes it even more sinister.
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  1052. You realize that area has a portion of the largest food supplier on the planet right? If that lake stays, there is going to need to be some serious new projects for that area to redirect that water elsewhere.
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  1053.  @onelove7883  How do you go about those other options? How do you relocate billions of dollars worth of farmland and infrastructure? The other places they would grow are vastly different. The soils farther south are less fertile and have less water, east is sandier and drier, west is too rocky, farther north near Sacramento already has loads of farmland that definitely risk making the area very cramp, and farther north into the upper valley has significantly less sunlight that can complicate growing certain food. Any kind of relocation like that would take years just to even start. Let alone actually do ad probably wouldn't even be worth it. If wanting that lake so badly, better yet to probably create a deepened depression where more of that water would stay. We already have the naturally made Lake Tahoe with its extreme depth. You just pointed out the other issue. In the inland empire, where are those people going to live exactly in replacement for that farmland? The only other nearby space is really the desert past the mountains. For that to happen accounting for increasingly dangerous heat with climate change, that is a lot of infrastructure spending that would need to be done. People didn't drain that lake for nothing. Why not do what the Dutch have done?
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  1054.  @onelove7883  Doesn't change the fact that it is a significant portion of the most productive agricultural region in the entire world. Those crops even if successfully relocated in nearby nature reserves, fertile valleys near there, or up north in the Northern Sacramento Valley, are going to take time to actually establish. For the same applying here, not exactly. It depends on where the water is coming from, what crops are being grown, and types of soil. The area of Gilroy is located in a smaller valley with a very different climate and watershed. For where the water is to go, there are numerous different places to pump it to. Owen's valley is not far from there and has been depleted for 100 years from LA's usage. There are also other valleys, channels, and even places with depleted ground water that would make great use of that water. Ideally, preparation should be done rather than waiting for the lake to return, but this would be far more practical. The Inland empire doesn't have even close to enough land area to compensate for all the farmland that could go underwater. Even if homes were removed, it would probably not be enough. Plus, the area is much drier and would put a heavier strain on water sources that these farmers previously didn't use while they were in the San Joaquin Valley. Not even counting soil fertility being a possible problem as well with the area being sandier. The cows though, can be relocated to the high desert. For foreign investors, what percentage as the output here is still very much big for the US. The main area foreign investors seem to be after is the cattle which Arizona has been doing. For infrastructure, even the most well paid of companies will struggle in relocating the infrastructure or building entirely new ones. It would take years just to even get approval, let alone actually build or relocate. Every single significant change here will take time. No. If an area is a deep enough depression and the channels all go there, the water will not go to the previous lake bed. It would also not change the soil type of the farming region that sit along the lake bed. Making it more beneficial than raising the area. Once again, relocating is difficult, time consuming, and will fail for various different farming groups as there isn't many other options.
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  1055.  @Youngerick1990  You know you can't grow anything without having a place to grow them, right? Especially for the correct fertile soil. For the Colorado, the Central Valley doesn't use water from the Colorado. That is the San Diego, Los Angeles, and the southeastern areas going out towards the Arizona border using it. For the water staying, it would have to go somewhere lower in order to keep the room needed for farming there. Plus, there are plenty of ways to store that water that do not require forcing people to give up billions of dollars worth of produce and several square miles of farmland.
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  1056.  @onelove7883  The solution taking time is why as much mitigation of the flooding right needs to be done as possible. The snowmelt will affect it again. The difference is more will be able to be done with what is there rather than taking years to get anything done elsewhere. Even waiting for all the water to be used up by other farmers in the valley would do the farmers better. It is possible to as the lake is and has always been shallow. For preparation, they have been making preparations for at least 100 years for these types of events. The reason here for what has happened is the rains being far more intense than they should be. This level of intensity was record breaking for amount of rain and snow in a short period of time. That is something hard to predict and even knowing ahead of time, to even prepare. There are always made up reasons for food prices going up. Even if this event didn't happen and there was no drought, they would be going up. They were clearing out the snow and everything. Plus, road blockages from these snow events in winter are not rare. What wasn't expected was this level of snow specifically in Southern California's mountains as the mountains in the south normally don't even get close to the amount of snow it received this winter. This snow was more similar to snows in the Sierra Nevada that regularly get enough snow to literally bury entire homes. That's why the news only mentioned this happening in San Bernardino mountains and the other nearby Southern California mountain areas. They have no faith in whatever landowner anyone could think of taking care of any of this. A landowner clearing out snow that was the heaviest on the entire North American continent and relates to the giant snow trails seen in the snowiest livable place on Earth in Hokkaido, Japan? Not a chance.
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  1057.  @evanR09-2  Where are those lands being cleared for farming? Are they arable? What kind of water streams are near them? Are they located near the numerous military bases the state has? How much sunlight does the place get? There is a reason why the Mojave desert is still largely desert in contrast to the fertile central valley. Also, the state needs more housing. Especially in the growing northern areas. RELOCATING WATER IS NOT GETTING RID OF WATER! Water relocation. People can create depressions to store more water in a smaller amount of space and there are areas in the valley to actually do it. It has even been done before with river courses farther north. We have been building reservoirs for 100 years. We already have them and have had them. Thei issue is abnormal timing of receiving the precipitation. Also, more reservoirs also means more water rerouted away from the lake bed. The lake staying has numerous square miles of farmland being destroyed, lost of probably some of the most fertile soil on earth which cannot be made up for with certain crops in the Sacramento valley in the North, pollution from the cities being flooded, and thousands of people losing their homes. Also, the lake is shallow. If used up enough or under drought conditions, it will dry up and leave behind debris that pose a health hazard to a place that already has enough issues with air pollution. If concerned about water, relocate the water and keep the farmland. That protects the water more, prevents whatever could be in the farms and cities from polluting the water, and keeps people's homes and the most productive farmland on the planet for certain instead of taking years to go somewhere else where other crops won't even probably grow as efficiently or at all.
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  1058.  @jameschristophercirujano6650  The issue here isn't population. It is land area that is the issue. Both places are areas that are directly on watersheds. For population, is that based on only King county's population? The population of that area is definitely much more than 100,000. Even then, this is a lot of people and a lot of people contributing a large portion to the largest agricultural economy on the planet. Especially with nearby Bakersfield. For dredging, that is what I said. There are already protected areas there that can be deepened into depressions that can store more water in a smaller area of space. Allowing the farmers to keep their land while also keeping the water nearby. It also has the benefit of not having to have contaminants from other areas harming the water quality of the lake as well.
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  1059. You are praising the same continent with ebola and the highest AIDS prevalence in the entire world?! That would be like me praising Yemen for its ability to avoid wars. How are you not in prison for impersonating a doctor? Do you have like a PhD in some social science and use it to say you are a doctor in medicine?
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  1060. You should be asking this guy.
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  1061. @war child Your best tool is critical thinking.
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  1062. Yes. The As are the best. Stay single. All relationships are bad. Advocate for their complete destruction.
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  1063. Let’s see. Are you aware of the most recent booster that was released to deal with the new variants? Because you know, CDC stated that vaccine effectiveness begins to wane after a certain amount of time.
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  1064. They are the only country aside from the US and Russia to land on Mars. They are already pretty far.
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  1065. What percentage of them have Scottish and Irish specifically?
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  1066. The economy was at a record high even before the Iowa caucasus. Making them even more incorrect.
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  1067. Vaccination is herd immunity. The ones stopping us from it are the numskull anti-vaxxers who get the virus and cause the virus to mutate into different variants and keep getting reinfected. Those same variants also end ip eventually mutating and break past the vaccines. Sorry for being mean here, but I’m really tired of this pandemic. I don’t need a new disability and I don’t feel like losing any more family over freakshows online pretending to be doctors.
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  1068. To misogynists.
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  1069.  @damikco1  Misogynist hater you mean.
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  1070. You know most lefties don’t believe in open borders as it can cause issues with the welfare state right? They believe in free movement, but not simply having such movement free of regulations. After all, also believes in regulations for numerous other areas.
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  1071. They already have a different set of trade agreements in place with each other. Making the EU rather unnecessary.
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  1072. Keep an eye on him. Hopefully, he does a good job this time and the right way.
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  1073. I have a very bad feeling this might inspire attempts on others. Especially Biden.
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  1074. If he gets past power hungry republicans like Ron De-Santis.
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  1075. Because no one cares about any country that isn’t considered a developed nation even the slightest bit anymore. Part of the death to internationalism.
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  1076. That whole peninsula is terrible. Certain to never go there. Especially when the day comes that Samsung crashes.
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  1077. When I think of nimbies, i think of the state of Florida the most. I imagine it is getting even worse there.
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  1078. They downplayed the virus in the beginning. Even silencing doctors. Why would they suddenly start lying about this now after showing how bad the virus is and doing everything possible to stop the spread? This doesn’t make any sense.
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  1079. What is the point of even trying anymore? Like, how do you actually fall for this? The politicians are bad and should be held accountable for lying, but man can their audience be really stupid.
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  1080. Seems your country is moving in the same direction as my crazy nut-job country. I think MAGA is not only in the US, but if is a global influence. Sweden and Denmark are acting weird. Brazil has the Trump if the tropics. You have Modi of India with his Hindu nationalism. You have Holocaust denying politicians in France. You have an openly anti-feminist president in South Korea years after getting rid of a female dictator. You have Japanese nationalists running Japan with some denying world war two atrocities.
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  1081. No. If a local language is one someone doesn’t want to use, then they shouldn’t have to use it. It isn’t anything to be proud or ashamed of. It is just redundant legislation that is completely pointless if personal choice is truly valued.
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  1082. Vote for the green party.
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