Youtube comments of Drawn (@snowstrobe).

  1. So, ah, what camera is filming the 'hummingbird'?
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  2. It's unfair to talk of the 'developing' countries increasing contribution to Co2 levels without pointing out that the main reason they are increasing output is because they are now the ones manufacturing the West's products. In other words, Europe, Nth America etc are just farming out the damage they are doing, they are still the bigger problem.
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  3. And of course, he wasn't that short. His height was average for those days. Though perhaps not among the aristocracy.
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  4. I know some guys who live in a 'semi-permanent state of flatulence'.
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  5. She should have said 'It fell into Mexico, and I was like que?'
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  6. When I was born there 60 years ago, this was a very basic city, we didn't even have sewerage. Sadly, it was always a car-centric city. Nice to see this finally changing, but should have been happening from the outset, then it wouldn't have cost so much.
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  7. Yeah, I think literally saving your mother's life is up there with god-pass.
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  8. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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  9. This is great... so glad to hear people inspired by their racism to get completely screwed. So perfect.
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  10. Sent here by Napoleon's hand...
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  11. More money is spent trying to find 'cheats' than the cost of just giving every low income person the dole.
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  12. As a poor student in uni, a colleague, who had rich parents, would come to mine once a week and bring two slices of sachertorte and I'd make some strong coffee. It was one of my rare treats which I am reminded of every time I see this in a cafe.
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  13. The country may not be able to indicate that they want Bernie... but Bernie is the guy they need. Just by being Jewish, he can address this issue honestly, which is so desperately needed.
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  14. Did they have a Final Destination event later?
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  15. I like the Scandinavian approach, which allows teens to be sexually active with someone their own age (close-in-age clause). Curiosity and exploration is natural at that age, and should be allowed, the issue is when it becomes an unequal power dynamic.
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  16. We didn't disavow ourselves of the Divine Right of Kings mentality, it was just transferred to Corporations.
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  17. She doesn't get it does she... she can't draw the direct connection between her failure to impeach Bush and the fact that people STILL don't understand that wrong was done and lies were told.
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  18.  T C  There was a time when someone like you would have said the exact same thing about the early car replacing the horse...
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  19. If the polls have him even then in reality he is way ahead...
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  20. Clearly got her head screwed on, impressive. Bernie's gonna need the right congress people to help him achieve his goals.
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  21. Every time an American talks about how bad Russia or China is I laugh...
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  22. How is Bloomberg in second on environment... god, people is dumb.
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  23. Surely the fact that much of China's emissions are being created making products for the west needs to be considered in this.
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  24. This is great, Guardian, well done. Perhaps helps address some of the extraordinary harm done by the Tory crimes due to their gross inhumanity and immorality. So lovely to see a big smile on her beautiful face after all the utterly unnecessary harm and hurt done to her and her family.
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  25. Bernie realised the audience was paid for in that moment.
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  26. The immorality is sickening.
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  27.  @Tom_Nicholas  Perhaps just droning on and on in an endless loop.
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  28. There's not a lot of sense to be found in British politics right now, but if IDS got turfed out, then that would certainly be one huge pleasure to see. It'd prob be the only joy of the night.
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  29. Good twist ending there. But the reasons for Brexit are about more than trade and control. Some Brits like being part of something larger and are internationalist, some Brits hate it and want to shut up the borders. It's a cultural war between those two factions. [This is why it relates to what is happening in the US right now.]
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  30. Just on JC personally, he's looking much less stressed.
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  31. Dangerous game of Cat and Mouse... very brave, but that's what happens when you're fighting for your future, for your liberty. It really is time other governments spoke up louder and clearer, inc the UN. We are not hearing enough support to exert pressure on China, the people really need it.
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  32. The drawing of the break-away ice was over a map of Europe and north Africa, which was very confusing if it was the size of London...
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  33. This reminded me of the subway tunnel that has been built across the Bosphorus in Istanbul (by a Japanese company I think). It sits on the ocean floor. Perhaps that would be an interesting follow up to this.
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  34. Really should use "air quotes" when referring to Manchin as a 'democrate'.
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  35. You can just tell what a decent and considered man he is.
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  36. If any country needs UN voting oversight it's the US. Why the hell are private companies, who are receiving financial income from politicians, allowed to be used in this way. It beggars belief.
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  37. I grew up by this reef...so heartbreaking that we are destroying it.
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  38. Seth is one of the few people in the media that actually gives the progressive voice respect. I saw someone on here say it shows his bias... in fact it's the opposite. All the other media outlets that ignore or openly disparage progressives, and that includes CNN and MSNBC, are the ones showing their bias.
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  39. That explains as much as the history does. Vox should have included that vital detail in this otherwise excellent report.
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  40.  @wernervoss6357  Not sure, but you smell familiar...
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  41. I complained to a company once about the suddent drop in the quality of their juice... so they sent me a box of like 12 cartons...
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  42. Emma is pissed... rightly so. Shame Ilhan apologised.
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  43. I also love how so many of the apologists on here are now saying 'so what'... suddenly corruption, dodgy funding and lies actually don't matter at all...
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  44. If this had been posted two days ago I would have been sure it was an April Fool. What a time to be alive, when it's impossible to tell the difference any more...
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  45. Man, they are just such lovely people, aren't they! Good ol' salt o' the earth, wholesome folk...
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  46. Cars are the congestion.
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  47. Straight up thought he was going to say, 'They gave the plant mozzarella because it's the only thing it likes'...
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  48. And these are the states that did a lot of down-voting. Skipping Hillary to vote for others on the list.
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  49. When the failures of socialism meet the failures of capitalism.
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  50. Everyone through the Looking Glass is dead now.
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  51. The look on everyone's faces when she came out... priceless.
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  52. Time to fight back. Seriously. Time to fight back - hard.
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  53.  @29brendus  Talking of self-deception...
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  54. Emma's little vignettes are hands down my fav thing on TYT of everything.
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  55. This one was not just for the Olympics, it was already planned and going ahead either way.
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  56. Agreed. I was thinking about this [also with NPR's Tiny Desk home concerts] and why I like it more. And I think it's because with an audience the event becomes dominated by the interaction between presenter/performer and the audience, so we become like a voyeur, just watching on. But now, this way, we become part of the interaction and it makes it so much better. I honestly don't want shows like this to go back to a studio audience.
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  57. 'He thought about using his gun'... Imagine having that care if it was black people.
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  58. They're certainly not resisters, they are classic enablers.
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  59. Wow, Lee Carter... you go, man.
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  60. I need my automatic toaster...
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  61. And in the face of all this, and in these days, STILL there is no one to vote for in the next election offering universal healthcare. And still every media outlet, even the ones like the Guardian, dismiss any politician who advocates for Universal healthcare... it's all about the image not the policies.
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  62. We have stolen their futures... What an utter tragedy, made worse by the fact that it was all so utterly avoidable.
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  63. The key thing is that this framing by Israel, that zionism equates to Jewishness, is actually putting jewish people at real risk. By saying that what Israel is doing is a Jewish thing, people are going to blame them for the violence and genocide. Zionism is a political movement, not a religous or cultural movement. As such it is entirely acceptable to critic it, it is not racism to do so. The opposition to zionism is NOT a 'terror' group, they fighting for their land, as anyone would and has the right to.
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  64. I love the grin at the start, desperately holding in his laugh.
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  65. She yelled 'Taser' on purpose, she knew exactly what she was doing; same as when they say, 'He's going for a gun'... I've seen them do it firsthand. And it will work, she'll get away with it.
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  66. Just to clarify, that wasn't once a road, it is the beach. All those billionaires wasting the funds we need... and one of them is Bloomberg.
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  67. As Musk said in response to Bolivia, 'We'll coup who we want to'... mask off.
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  68. When she was a teen at amateur events they would demand to inspect her genitalia. Imagine facing that as a kid.
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  69. So funny. Shoulda had Amber too, looking cross-eyed...
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  70. I love how Gates is so desperately trying to paint himself as a good-guy, when it's exactly people like him who have helped create the mess in the first place...
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  71. Nice throw back...
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  72. 'Actor journalists'. That moment with Chomsky is one of my fav ever interviews, I reg go back to watch it again.
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  73. This is one of the battles that we all really hope the progressive wins.
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  74. One of the best things to do is to accompany everything they say with musical intruments like the tuba, cowbells, the kazoo, and guitar with heavy use of a waa-waa peddle...
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  75. It's the same reason the Guardian is the most damaging paper. But I disagree about the unions. The old ways of doing things are over. Institutions as saviours is dead. We need a municipal commoning movement.
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  76. They would seriously vote for MPs who actually cheered after they had blocked pay rises for emergency services... two weeks after Grenfell. Many of those workers in emergency services, like fire-fighters, have to do second jobs just to pay the bills.
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  77. Couldn't happen to a nicer fella...
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  78. What the Trumpys didn't know, was that earth was fine all along, we just told him it was bad so he would leave and go live on Mars...
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  79. Suspect they 'retired' him cause they need to mix up the gene pool.
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  80. Part of the answer is for us as consumers to change our habits. We need to eat a lot less meat, and spend the money saved on supporting local farmers like this.
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  81. US imperialism hates it when people they think should submit willingly to their agenda have their own ideas.
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  82. In fact, it raises concern that the family aided and abetted...
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  83. Same everywhere at the moment. But in every country the people know better. We are wising up to their lies and propoganda.
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  84.  @philprof  Because it's not just a word, it is the name of something, ie a 'proper noun'... and when it is that then there is always a set pronunciation, which a culturally sensitive person would always want to respect.
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  85. You can see he's discomforted, even from the shart, I mean start.
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  86. A version of the Dunning-Kruger effect... too stupid to understand how dumb they are.
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  87. God, she's good at her job.
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  88. Water for the new capital will be the key. Protestors can focus on cutting off the supply.
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  89. Tucker often makes me bring up my dinner too...
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  90. I'm not taking any train journey if it won't be long enough to let me watch Gone with the Wind!
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  91. What TYT is failing to understand is that what people like Maher is trying to do is reach out to conservatives and make them see sense. Something that TYT will never achieve, as the only Cons that watch TYT do it to make fun of it and post nasty comments. I like TYT, but the ranting and screaming sounds very insecure at times. This is perhaps the most embarrassing example I've seen.
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  92. All so very suss... Even if they have innocently fucked up this bad... it still is never not going to look suspicious.
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  93. Inspiring stuff... should be on every school curriculum. And a reminder to us now... the establishment never gives in to peaceful protest... they always force us to take it to the extreme for our rights, just like they are doing in Portland right now.
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  94. This is why authorities need to be honest and give full explanations. The same was happening in the UK, but everyone was told why... [so that medical staff could have priority]. (Lots of people started making their own.) So then when the advise change everyone understood.
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  95. It's looking dark, so dark. The only good thing that might come out of this is that the DNC must be destroyed if they fail this time.
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  96. Well done Channel 4.
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  97. Bit by bit we are building alternatives to Youtube... can't come soon enough.
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  98. It's amazing how the courts so endlessly defer and genuflect to the powerful.
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  99. 'I was going to hold back...' Prob my fav Emma sentence ever; my ears instantly pricked up.
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  100. Good on the Greens and Maori parties doing well too.
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  101. Wow, referencing 'junket' just brought back childhood memories. Had completely forgotten that dessert, my nana would make it.
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  102. I love the complex pretzels you twist yourself into to do anything to pretend like labour aren't shit...
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  103. Um... so what is the clever design?
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  104. They have such a fight ahead of them, they need to be very brave. People in the West can help, but we have to tread carefully as it can just seem like more imperialism. Ironic since this homophobia was introduced by our religions in the first place... Once again, religion showing its true fruits.
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  105. Mon dieu!
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  106. But why didn't it just eat the jackal anyway?
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  107. In fact the UK's handling of this has been almost as bad as the US. For instance, it's failure to take early preventative measures means it now has the highest death rate in Europe. The govn was forced, kicking and screaming, to do the right thing.
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  108. I've stopped it entirely, stories like this and selling our content to third parties... they are not a trustworthy organisation.
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  109. That donation map is awesome!
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  110. Notice the duplicitous language of pricks like Redwood talking about how he supports 'medical needs to be free at the point of use'. Notice the wording... they know they can't remove the NHS, so instead they are secretly privatising all the services hiidden inside an NHS label, until it becomes just a shell. They have already done a lot of work on this.
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  111.  @gorak9000  I just got one, mainly because people who bought them a few year ago are still using theirs and find them really useful. So it is still a thing.
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  112.  @matthijskkr  Which is why we're talking about the piped water to houses... Which is what is needed for all residents to stop the sinking. Keep up.
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  113. She knows exactly what she is doing, by implying that NYT is leftie it keeps the Oberon window to the right.
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  114.  @oldnelson4298  Disagree. The Guardian does more damage than all the red-tops combined. It feigns left-wing politics and ropes in that demographic, but then reveals its neo-lib underpinnings the second shit hits the fan.
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  115. Politicing isn't difficult, Labour just make it look like it is. I'm amazed at the depth of incompetence across all the parties. The crux of this problem is the First Past the Post electoral system, which forces all our variant ideologies into just two parties.The result is that Labour members hate each other more than they hate the Tories... and this is equally true for the Tories as well.
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  116. I'm an Australian/British school teacher, and I honestly can't even imagine such a situation. Could there be any clearer indication of a society failing? I simply would not only refuse to do it, I wouldn't work in a school where it happened. And I'm pretty sure most other teachers would be the same.
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  117. Happens a lot when the Olympics comes to town.
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  118.  @lsamoa  Amazing! To just straight out lie with an utterly false claim like that... You, (if indeed you are even 'Scandi') do not have anywhere near the highest abortion rates in world. And you have, thanks to advanced sexuality awareness classes, one of the lowest teen pregnancy rates in the world.
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  119. Shame it was garbled, we could have learnt some of the more choice swear words of the day...
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  120. Towns 'dying' due to a closure is not an argument against closure. This happens all the time, and alternatives to nuclear employ just as many people.
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  121. All these Trumpettes must be so tired of winning by now...
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  122. Canada: 'We're trying to avoid a second wave.' USA: 'The what now? This is supposed to come in waves?'
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  123. It is often forgotten that the suffragettes didn't win by playing nice. They learnt ju-jitsu and trained each other in how to take down a cop.
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  124. This is what happens when you lead... it must feel be an unfamiliar sensation for Chuck and Pelosi.
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  125. Well, they never survive the arrest in the first place.
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  126. I will never not be amazed that people genuinely think we have a democracy.
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  127. Knowing TC, it was prob on porpoise.
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  128. We've seen it already, Handmaid's Tale told the story.
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  129. If the US continues on the path it is headed, shit like this will soon be made a legitimate crime. The country is descending into authoritarianism... and those border pricks can't wait.
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  130. It's hopeless.
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  131. Fun fact: Only a North American can say that joke, no one else pronounces auntie that way.
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  132. Exactly. Hopefully Ilhan will learn from this that the corporate Dems are NOT her friends.
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  133. No Ana, it's right that he does not set a number. Why have a number? Treat the situation case by case, year by year. Arbitory targets are meaningless.
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  134. My thoughts exactly. I was confused when she first said the findings of the report... I was like, Wait, you needed a report to tell you that? My 6 year old could tell you that.
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  135. Jeez, couldn't they just start making a mature cheese.
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  136. One more lane will fix it...
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  137. @Xun Gu You are so sad. Your propogandist apologist bs might work in China, but it don't work in the rest of the world.
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  138. I had wanted her for VP, but not now. I'm really disappointed in her.
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  139. As an Anglo-Aussie it's easy to forget how badly run some countries are.
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  140. We literally have them crying on the telly... it doesn't get sweeter than that, and a progressive isn't even in office yet. I shall swim in the cool soothing waters of their tears.
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  141. ffs, Channel 4... saying something like 'No violence on this occasion' plays right into the BS that protestors are violent. It is NEVER the protestors... it's the police. How many times does this need to be proven and pointed out before the mainstream media start reporting the truth?
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  142. And reporters never reveal her true background.
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  143. Didn't talk about how the indigenous accent caused the distinctive long vowel sounds.
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  144. A thousand thumbs up. I marshalled at the Bristol [UK] student strike march on Friday, and the level of vitriolic abuse and snearing from passerbys was astonishing. [And Bristol is one of the most progressive cities in the country.] The issue has become poiticised now, so now those people who like to live under authoritarian structures are anti the science no matter what the cost. [Like the Brexshiteers and Magas.]
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  145. The tax breaks are not done as 'incentives', they are done because it's the right thing to do (and I say that as a childless adult).
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  146. Representation is important, but the obsession with representative politics, blind to actual policy, is one of the political weaknesses of liberals everywhere.
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  147. The empirical measurement for a hydro-dam flow, Good Friday shoppers' stampede, and a horse pissing,
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  148. The point made at the end is possibly the strongest, and most powerful point ever made on this show. Almost tears, and I'm not even from the USA.
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  149. Love the mistake...
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  150.  @j.ericsmith  From the depths of hell!
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  151. Like every authoritarian regime the world over...
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  152. Omfg, he just said - 'If you tell people the ways to fix the planet means it'll make them poorer, then people aren't going to want to fix the planet'... Is he really that gobsmokingly stupid, or just being disengenuous? Of course, the whole comment is based on a lie, the Green New Deal makes the point over and over that it will actually create jobs and generate revenue. [Renewable energy sources are more job creating than fossil fuel, but we wouldn't want the facts to get in the way of a good bit of propagandist bs.] Channel 4, please don't start doing the BBC's gross error of false equivalance by having these manipulative liars on.
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  153. Exactly. So much of what we do makes things shit for them.
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  154. This is voting intimidation, nothing less. I read about this in the Guardian. it's heartbreaking.
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  155. Both the real estate agent and small business representative misrepresented the idea, (a classic example of the BS around the issue). The clients don't give a shit which employee serves them, it can be anyone, it just means rosters need to be adapted. If we put production in the hands of the people then this would happen smoother.
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  156. I mean, I take your point that the education system is bad, but as a teacher I'd like to push back on this presumption that it's our fault, or that frankly education is the only answer. It's part of it for sure. But there are many other factors in play.
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  157. Great stuff, had often wondered why there wasn't more geothermal... [tho clearly never enough to actually bother looking it up] So thx for the info. What about the idea of using simple pipes to provide underfloor heating direct to buildings? [obv in suitable places.] Loved the subtle little Yang plug.
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  158. Do politicians like Rayner actally think non-answers like that wash in anyway with the people. Tragic.
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  159. Because their weird fear of drugs.
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  160. It's called a city-state. Once very common. Personally I think we should go back to it... more municipal governance.
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  161. We are watching in real time how Empires implode. And possibly the fastest in history.
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  162. If he does let them off how will it feel for those voters who were harassed and arrested for the honest mistakes they made when voting. Tho 10 years is way too long.
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  163. I daydream of such a world, at least the authoritarian shits.
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  164. Thanks, glad to have discovered your channel [thanks Tom]. This was useful, I'll admit I've always been sus of that foam, but never bothered to find out if it was an issue or not. So I appreciate this.
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  165. She's prob there too, bein a dominatrix.
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  166. Good heavens, cuteness overload...
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  167. It's incredible how these 'deeply religious people', like Barr and Pence, are always so immoral.
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  168. My most embarrassing was bawling my eyes out in Ghosts. I actually got angry with myself for being so lame.
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  169.  @G0TIMAN  Yes, it would be obviously the foolish move to try and attack Russia. But I think the point is that their threatening behaviour can now be less concerning for their neighbours.
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  170. 'Ton' has different meanings in different measuring systems.
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  171. One day the Dems might grow a backbone. But it will be too late by then, as history has always shown.
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  172. Well, that whole proverb is; 'A few bad apples turn the whole barrel.' For some reason the second part keeps getting left out, which is odd because the whole point of the saying is a warning. And warning that very much applies to police all over the world. ACAB.
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  173. The whole, 'It's anti-Hindu', is the same argument as saying that criticising Israel is anti-semetic.
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  174.  @chris1z142  That's statistically not true... real wages for everyone but the top ten percent has fallen. Yet productivity has gone up... so we are now actually doing more for less reward.
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  175. She's all talk, she rarely acts... Such a lame opposition. It wasn't a 'failure' by the cops, it was willful support for authoritarian rule.
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  176. So you're asking for a more biased report...
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  177. But with sneaky black fingernail polish to up the anti...
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  178. It's hard to imagine how the country sinks any lower... but I guess, watch this space.
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  179. The national economics plays such a big part. Those countries that had happier parents all have brilliant support for young families. Unfettered capitalism once more being the problem. I saw a fascinating report that followed up on women who had been teen mums. They all said they were given a lot of grief at the time, being told they had thrown their lives away, but many of them said that they were, in the end, happy they did it that way. They said they got their kids out of the way early, and when they had energy, and then picked up their careers in their 30s.
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  180. She would be wonderful, esp when she takes over after he loses the plot. Which is exactly why she hasn't a chance.
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  181. When I heard Bloomberg say he stopped it, alarms bells rang in my head. I was around then, and knew he had blocked attempts to stop it. Glad she cleared it up. The main reason crime fell is because the drugs changed.
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  182. My jab came too late, already experiencing the ravages of Long Covid.
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  183. When the list of candidates came out, I just thought there is no way anyone would ever choose Liz.
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  184. Seriously, Channel 4? Are you utterly tone deaf?
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  185. I still struggle to get my head around the idea that so many people still support him. I get why the evangelicals do, they have another agenda, but the other base, how can you be that hateful? I lost half my tongue to cancer and now speak with a severe impediment [many actually assume I'm deaf], but it's amazing how many people now think that I am intellectually impaired. The way I'm treated in the public is so painful that I have started avoiding it all together. I was a school teacher before the operation, now I'm isolated and unemployable. Society is brutal, and it's people like Trump who exacerbate that.
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  186. Lots of foaming at the mouth from the Trumpette trolls in comments... hmmm, guess they must be getting worried, is it because they can finally see the wagons being circled? Took 'em long enough.
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  187. Thought so too, but I think he was just saying it as a way to cheer him on.
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  188. At first I thought it was.
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  189.  @rjfaber1991  Oh yeah, I'd forgotten why the mix up.
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  190. How many times has she bought me so close to tears...
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  191. This is great information. Good to know it's just selfish boomers causing this, not the black vote.
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  192. And then the anchor tried to make it about her...
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  193. 5 to 10%! Woohoo... them's election winning numbers!
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  194. I think many just evolve into something else... Like here in Britain we still have this recipe, it's just called a Bakewell tart now.
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  195. A comedian understands basic legal positions better than this purported judge.
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  196. HA! 'Where in Europe are we? Oh, Italy, of course.' Funny.
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  197. Bio-diversity is reason enough.
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  198. HIstory will record that the US allowed foreign forces to interfere with US elections to put a puppet moron into power to make it easy for them to screw over the US. And every single person involved in his government, and who voted for him, will be absolutely complicite in that treason.
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  199. Kinda liked the idea as a sport tho.
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  200. Well if they win the next one... hopefully there will be a decent person in the White House, and they can all enjoy going then.
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  201. Def turn it into housing for those that need it. Get rid of half the offices. Why is the State Library corporatised? Why a 'CEO'? That's distrubing.
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  202.  @ElyJ.-p29  Love all the misinformation, you guys are so desperate.
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  203. Correction: It only has one political party.
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  204. This can only happen when the people trust that the govt genuinely has their concerns at heart, and not just trying to be authoritarian. It also requires a strong sense of community, where people care for others. This is something being lost in many countries, especially because we are encouraged to live such insular, 'independent' lives.
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  205. They are only interested in spectacle now, not policy or facts... And who offers the biggest spectacle? Clowns like Trump and Boris.... that's why they give them endless free coverage.
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  206. Good ol' MSM, getting to the core of what's really important.
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  207. The time to do so is now.
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  208. Charge her, jail her. Anti-BACTERIAL drug for a virus... and she's a nurse! Just amazing.
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  209. Come on, how can he possibly win with those kinda numbers...
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  210. 100%. He's going to lose to Trump so badly. Trump! Of all people. How embarrassing. How do people like Hillary even hold up their heads in public?
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  211. Why did he go on there, really only did the cause harm... Those vile people.
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  212. Ah, I love the smell of panic on a campaign tour....
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  213. Time to boycott Cathy Pacific.
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  214. Was going to say the same Hopefully, the folks at TYT will have a little word to him. Utterly unnecessary and ignorant comment.
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  215. What the rightwing cons still don't understand is that for capitalism to work effectively it has to distribute capital into the hands of consumers, otherwise the system collapses. Those Walmart/Amazon etc workers ARE society's consumers. So in fact, what Bernie, that avowed socialist, is proposing here is actually going to help capitalism.
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  216. She's so thin-skinned... so easily triggered.
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  217. Zero sympathy for people ripped off by this... they were driven by their own racism.
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  218. It's bizarre, isn't it. Even the Guardian in the UK paints him as a radical... when all he's proposing is something that already exists in the UK, and which presumably the Guardian supports... it just proves the failure to see through rhetoric and look at policy.
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  219. 100% they had some dirt on Powell to stop him standing.
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  220. They know they will be fully protected for anything they do under Trump. He has made that loud and clear.
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  221. There's a great takedown by Lowkey on Double Down News.
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  222. The cops wil always be stooges for a tory govn...
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  223. Good on the protestors. I believe her.
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  224. Why is she not front and centre on TYT?
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  225. The UK is not a country, it's a kingdom, that is composed of four countries [England, Scotland, Wales and NI]. Britain is a geographical term, 'Great' just means 'Upper' as it was once seen as part of northern France, [Britany]. The 'British' is a catch-all adjective for the people on that island [The Scots, the Welsh, and the English.] If you get confused just ask us, we know it's confusing.
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  226. Just some background on the 'Brexit is Brexit' thing; It isn't original. The robotic UK PM used it when she was initially asked what the referendum had meant, ie what was it going to look like? That was her moronic reply. And she even repeated it many times over.
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  227. Enjoy your authoritarian society, America.
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  228. We've had a democratic revolution in the political sphere, now it's time for one in the work place.
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  229. Euro! Guys. Seriously, how can you not know that symbol, it's one of the strongest currencies in the world.
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  230. Solar panels still work with cloud cover.
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  231. Just another example of the mind-numbing stupidity of a GOP voter...
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  232. Yup, crapitalism. Privatisation of our resources was our biggest mis-step.
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  233. When I first heard of tht bike I thought it was idiotic, but I was watching it here thinking, damn they're going pretty fast and just having a leasuirely stroll. Could work for me.
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  234. With a real danger that it collapses into fascism.
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  235. It's so bizarre they people are reacting to this inevitablity in surprise.
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  236. I'd be buying a gun if I lived nigh him, perhaps use it preemptively...
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  237. His numbers are just gonna slip away...
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  238. Would like to see some polling over the next month of Biden against Trump and Bernie against Trump
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  239. Of course, Ezra's final conclusion is absolutely wrong; the DEMs don't need to get the centre right votes. He is conveniently forgetting that the largest voting body is the 'Didn't Vote' bloc... that's who the Dems need to attract, they are however, really bad at this.
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  240. Second thought: The displacements that happen when the Olympics come to town.
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  241. They should set up a crowd funding scheme.
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  242. What's really insane is that people still support Bolsonaro...
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  243. It's not surprising, but great to have proof. My mate did this 30 years ago, and on an personal level, it was so great for him.
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  244. 100%
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  245. I kept expecting the 'I coulda been somethin', I coulda been a contender' line to pop up... On the Waterfront is a pretty fantastic redemption story. And as for real life boxing narratives, nothing beats the Jack Johnson story.
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  246. I do love Andrew's laugh.
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  247. Preach
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  248. Ch 10: 'trusted international source'... Perhaps they just don't know what 'trusted' means.
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  249. It' has fallen on the democracy indicator index. Which is ironic when they strut the world saying they are the greatest democracy on earth.
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  250. It's like the Australian populace has no idea how empires work. We ain't special, we're a small fry in the world, we don't have the luxury of thinking we can act with impunity. The real world doesn't work that way.
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  251. Christian snowflake problems.
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  252. Yeah so unrealistic... Europe, Australia, Canada, all must be doing the impossible then?
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  253. Compare the moronic commentary in this with the BBC...
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  254. Generally I have zero interest in the celeb world, but Danny's words were really good.
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  255. Great stuff.
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  256. It felt like a way too gentle reply to her ingenuous question, [but perhaps that's just Canadian politeness]. We gotta slap back harder at their bs, call it out. Don't say, like JS did here, 'That's the approach I think makes the most sense.' This is weak and easily ignored or shot down. Come with the facts, like: Investing in low-income people, [like a UBI does] adds $1.29 to the economy, so it actually stimulates the economy, which is what we need right now.
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  257. Will the kids finally do it? Bucking every election ever taken, and actually go out and vote. They will be the ones who pay the price if they don't. They are being offered a path out of the coming mess.
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  258. It's amazing how Google tries to silence coverage of what is happening. Honestly, it's a criminal act.
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  259. Ah, yes another tech that ties us to continued use of fossil fuels...
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  260. Made especially hard by the 'musical' noises placed over the speech...
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  261. Which, you know, included The Guardian... They actually do more harm than the red tops. We all know what they are about and decent people ignore them. But the Guardian pretends to be on our side, but the instant the shit hits the fan they show their real colours.
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  262. Why don't Sanders and Warren work more closely together?
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  263. I'm not sure this segment still needs the whole pre explanation every time.
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  264. I laid a wreath at his statue...
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  265. Liked the Goldilocks ref. Made me wonder if 'flakey' bark [common in a lot of Australian trees] might not be a defence mech.
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  266. Deeply delusional man.
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  267. I left FB years ago. What I find strange is the number of organisations, including many 'socially conscience' ones, that still use FB to organise.
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  268. It amazes me that people still use FB. I left after the Cambridge thing. Yet still, even many organisations that should know better still assume we all have profiles.
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  269. The Aussie guy might be right, this could be a catalyst for people to finally stand up to the authoritarians... I hope so... Good on Hong Kongers!
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  270. I grew up in Australia, and this vile prick had huge power. He had the government's ear and was always stomping around and quoted by the press against LGBT rights etc. Turns out it wasn't us who were morally corrupt. Such an arsehole.
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  271. Now we just need 300 more of her.
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  272. Personally, I have zero sympathy. I was raised in an exclusive religious sect... when I left I lost my family and all my friends, I was alone in the world for many months until I found my feet. It took years to come to terms with my sexuality, but I sure as hell didn't actively seek to make life demonstrably worse for others. And that is what is at the heart of conservative 'values'.
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  273. But not as dramatic.
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  274. And the host on Q&A utterly failed to rein in Canavan...
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  275. TC: every supply teacher's friend.
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  276.  @tibodeclercq2131  Ah, human exceptionalism at its finest... good old religion's destructive tendencies once more.
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  277. Fascinating background. But I question to the implication that the US was seeking to avoid war. World war maybe, but the US has purposefully been in a permanent state of conflict since WWII. Its economy is based on weaponry and the military complex, and this requires constant war around the world, which the US state has always been willing to fabricate.
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  278. Did you mean to spell 'role' that way? If so then excellent punning...
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  279. There are very few media outlets I have even an ounce of respect for, so it's nice to have one that consistently gets their reporting right...
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  280. How are catholics not treated like nazis are... Reminds me how indigenous children in Australia were treated.
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  281. it would be a lovely turn up for the books. I'm kinda hoping Warnock can be turned, perhaps Bush can apply some Christian guilt on him.
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  282. Yes, just whisper the platitudes.
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  283. That's not true, clearer socialists have taken back control of Labour, and they will set the tone for future manifestos. Hopefully next time the Labour party will pic a more savvy politician to lead them [I like Corbyn, but he failed in this job].
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  284. I mean, it's like it doesn't work at all... Amazing.
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  285. The NHS isn't failing it is being Purposely Failed. Text-book stuff by the Tories and the centrist Labour goons. Underfund it, get your mates in the media to endless bang on about the 'failure', and perpetute the proven lie that publicly-run services don't work. Then say you that you have no choice but to privatise. Job done. And you are being played.
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  286. Actually, it's more to do with Authoritarian states, not specifically to an economic system. We are now hearing the same rhetoric out of the US government.
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  287. TBF, this is nothing new for Italy.
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  288. Gillum should sue.
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  289. I really like Yang, but stuff like this is sooo misinformed, it looks desperate.
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  290. Waiting for the Lindsey Graham stories next...
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  291. I think we need to stop referring to the President as the 'most powerful person in the world'; clearly power has moved from politics to corporations.
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  292. He's here all night, folks...
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  293. I'm sure this all was fun for them... somewhat self-indulgent tho.
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  294. Timed the intro walk-over perfectly.
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  295. The point is that jobs don't need to be lost, just changed to a different field. But instead of explaning that and promising support in that process, the Nats take the easy way out...
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  296. RightRoyalTwat Anderson telling us to thank our lucky stars... oh yeah, so lucky. I'm an Aussie stuck in Blighty and will be attending the protest here in Bristol tmrw. Remarkably, we could be arrested for this thanks to people like Anderson.
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  297. So glad MW is back again...
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  298. This is always where Emma earns her stripes.
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  299. Dog is doog, dog is Alrighty.
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  300. I was an early member of Act Up, but I was unimpressed with many of Kramer's comments. It showed a disturbing lack of awareness of what they were dealing with.
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  301. Malarky!
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  302. They don't care, they'll just make their money all over again.
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  303. How easily our enemies can have us turning on ourselves... Basically humanity is now too stupid to be saved from itself.
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  304. Bernie doesn't need to attack Elizabeth directly as he's beating her easily at the moment.
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  305. They should have an alternative o-meter... saying 'Accidentally promised kept'. I love the irony that the only reason he 'succeeded' was because he's a failure.
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  306.  @burner9147  Sadly, it's not just the tabloids, that is why the Guardian is more dangerous than them.
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  307. This is why you authoritarian apologists do ALWAYS lose, and always will. The human spirit is stronger than your fear driven mantra.
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  308. He certainly came across as a complete dick, and there better be a response when he next comes on. But I'm prepared to cut some slack, we all say dickish things sometimes.
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  309. The attacks are desperation... they only go after people who are an actual threat.
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  310. Check out the Commons movement, Ana. We need to move away from the capitalism/socialism coin toss. Essentials [land, water, air and internet] should never be privately owned. All essential services [health/education] should be run by community funded collectives, so people have a direct relationship to them. One of the things Mondragon does that is also essential is wage ratios. ie, the top wage is pegged to the lowest wage. If management gets a pay rise, everyone gets a pay rise.
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  311. He didn't need to time travel... he was living in the same groundhog day we live in now.
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  312. As Ana said before, Biden's request to media to stop interviewing Giuliani would have been bad... the more he speaks the more he incriminates himself and shows his madness.
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  313. I was raised in a highly conservative exclusive religious sect. After I left I looked back on my life in the group and realised I never got it, never actually believed it.
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  314. Did you guys miss that the headline actually had to be changed, the first headliine they put out didn't even mention Bernie at all. People hated on them so bad they had to change it.
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  315. Glad to hear Ana using 'Thoughts and Prayers correctly... as sarcasm. As in: 'Do you like my new shirt?' 'Girl, thoughts and prayers.'
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  316. Centrists in other developed countries all support Universal healthcare... so every Dem who doesn't support it are actually pretty right wing.
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  317. Missy, as one fine wit once said, when America sneezes, the world catches a cold. So yeah, we here in Europe take a very keen interest in what is happening there. The whole world and planet desperately need you guys to change the political scenario there, for the sake of all of us.
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  318. Personally, I welcome my Ice-Cream overlords. I will lick their boots, and anything else they want licking... an-y-thing. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice-cream.
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  319. I think this is one of my fav segments... it's just that little bit surreal.
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  320. Bernie would have been the real alternative, and a far better one.
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  321. People have the right to vote for what they believe in.
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  322. She speaks very well too, all while under duress.
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  323. With the bonus of lots of tongue action this time.
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  324. And then make the things beep at us endlessly...
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  325. It's interesting isn't it, half of them could actually see through the rhetoric and acknowledge the similarity of their positions. Others were just too stupid... Guess it is worth retaining a dialogue with them, it's just hard when the racism, homophobia and xenophobia kicks in.
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  326. Ang he's setting it up where he embitters his supporters so much against Bernie that they then won't vote for him in the GE... the pot calling the kettle black again.
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  327. The irony of the right-wing then screaming about freedom of speech.
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  328. They should change the name of the bird. Afterall, the bird got its name from the country. Europeans mistakenly called it that because it was a popular product of Turkish merchants, (which is something this report should have highlighted). We should call it Pavo, which is what the Mexicans call it (where it was first domesticated).
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  329. Agreed. I used to be very pro public services. But now I think they have the same inherent problem as private capital... power gets concentrated into the hands of the few. Really, soialism and capitalism are the two sides of the same coin, and flipping the coin every eight years is not solving the problem.
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  330.  @grishabelotserkovsky993  I did, babe.
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  331. The CDC needs to refuse to stop.
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  332. Only works if you're white.
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  333. Fuck, that's terrifying. Can imagine how they trauma would stay with you.
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  334. I love his hair over the years...
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  335. Come on, spare a thought for the poor suffering and broke oil executives. They're down to their last yacht.
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  336. So clearly a legal case here...
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  337. I'm a white male, and totally on board with NOT using the 'Bro' label so that don't exclude various demographics of supporters.
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  338. Can't believe he said 'HIS' constituents.
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  339. Talk about Breaking News... reporter was on the spot as it happened!
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  340. Yes, there's often a kernal of truth behind these situations...
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  341. [Mostly] not recognised as the capital.
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  342. er... and hot AF.
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  343. Mother Theresa was NOT a nice person.
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  344. I grew up in Brissie, snakes never came in, but every other creepy thing did. The joy of growing up in Australia is that you learn that as a human, you are NOT the top of the food chain. That said, and love to get in a twisty knot with John...
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  345. He's out. It's been nice and interesting. But ciao.
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  346. Awesome.
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  347. Still missing a trick - it should be, As the White House Churns.
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  348. Guess who gets the most donations from military people?... It's Bernie, and not by a small amount, its three times more than Major Pete who's in second. Trump is in a distant third. So the military are NOT on Trump's side. I was surprised at this at first, but when you consider things like this, it makes sense.
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  349. Avenatti should take legal action against Trump for his false accusation lie.
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  350. Amusing to read the plethora of rightwing snowflakes all triggered on here... you're going down fast with your dotard leader, and it's glorious to watch.
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  351. The difference between Biden and Bernie that the primaries will NOT show, is that Bernie wins over way more independents than Biden can ever do.
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  352. Judge them by their fruits.
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  353. Trump's gonna win anyway... so don't bother... they are going to blame us, so lets stand in their face and say, yup... we didn't vote for you, and never will. It is time to take a stand, the planet has no option. I'd be leaving it blank.
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  354. State ordained thugs
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  355. Can confirm!
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  356. I so rarely watch media outlets like the BBC any more, I forgot how laboured and painfully the reporters like to speak. Why do they think that sounds good?
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  357. Totally agree with not having animals on set.
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  358. But surely when solar panels need cooling heat pumps don't need the heat and vis-versa? I think perhaps little sprinklers over the panels would be best, and air flow of course.
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  359. It's sad, but there's nothing he can do...
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  360. I think it has figured out a way to triple its walk...
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  361. He is not a patient man when food is coming....
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  362. Trump would never face someone like him.
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  363. The euphemism of 'settle' as apposed to invasion, like the actual theft of the land was nothing.
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  364. Whilst our politicans fiddle, and the majority of citizens look away, some heros are out there getting the necessary jobs done.
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  365. The opposite of capitalism is not onerous oligarchy.
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  366. I'm curious to know what Media Watch's plans are in regards to the move away from the traditional press. Only the old boomers watch these channels and read these papers now. I'm getting on myself, but have long ago ditched the TV, gratefully, and never bother with the awful press. It's only by shows like this that I ever hear of what these increasingly irrelevant media outlets are bullshitting about this week. Surely Media Watch needs to adapt to this rapid change in how society is accessing news?
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  367. Glad islanders are getting together, they can solve issues together. Shame some still use the colonisers flag. I reckon what Erikah is doing with funny engaging little skits on social media helps in a huge way.
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  368. There's a common expression; 'You won't like me when I'm pissed'... But I like Emma even MORE when she's pissed.
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  369. Darwin Award nominee right there.
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  370. They make the skin crawl. But always good for a laugh... if there wasn't so many of them.
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  371. Utter scum, through and through... there, I said it. Again, imagine if any progressive did the same ever.
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  372. It bizzare, they literally fought against the country.
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  373. What a mess. But one that is largely a making of their own past behaviours. Many of the conflicts across Africa and the Middle East are because of the ridiculous national borders drawn up in the colonial days.
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  374.  @Samuel-oh3hm  Yes... It is imposing ideology that I DO NOT support. It is forcing me to stand under a falshood. I, and millions like me, do NOT trust in an imaginary thing.
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  375. And that bridge needs to be renamed after John Lewis.
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  376.  @angelgjr1999  Frankly, right now, the DEMs aren't doing much better.
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  377.  @maitahom9958  And how do you define that 'contribution'? Many of the early immigrants had no desernable skills. The early colonisers nearly all died for their incompetence.
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  378.  @lucky81970  OIC, you don't understand politics...
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  379. I was hospitalised for a month by police violence whilst sitting on the side of the road during a peaceful protest. My back is still problematic, and will probably have increasing difficulty walking as I age. And that was in Australia. Police are the same the world over. They know exactly who they really serve and protect.
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  380. Yup... sexy af.
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  381. Agreed, my thoughts too, he was definitely implying she was 'shrill'. But as David said, it's hardly the point.
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  382. These companies can afford to lose money, they are just public billboards for the empowered.
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  383. The coverage universally has been shockingly bad on this... even the Guardian's was crimminally bad. [And they knew it too, they blocked comments.]
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  384. I mean, I wanna believe this can change things... then I watch the news.
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  385. It amused me because I grew up in a house on stilts... only that was because it was the tropics.
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  386. The Tories don't belong to this land, they just use it for their wealth creation. [btw, the UK is not a 'nation' as such.]
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  387. And then they'll let Starmer have a go, and he'll do... the exact same thing.
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  388. Then you failed utterly.
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  389.  @jamesupton4996  It was funded by tax dodgers. They just used extremist populist rhetoric.
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  390. Lithium is not rare, but it is difficult [hence expensive] to extract. But they will get better at this now. Or, as is happening in new research, a better material will be found. Surely the cost of fuel cells is more than just the casing? But it's an interesting question, I'd love to now that cost comparison too, and for that cost to include recycling.
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  391.  @cinesonicvibes  Can you turn up at a protest?
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  392. He didn't say it was fictious, he said it was a beat up. Making the point that anti zionism is NOT antisemitic. Zionism is not religous and not cultural, it is a political movement, and as such is valid to criticise. Those claims of antisemitism are just people saying antizionist things which have been reported as antisemitism... ie, it's a lie. But you knew that, because you are just a liar.
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  393. His real name is Yaxley-Lennon, he's a prat going around the country trying to insight violence. Unfortunately. we're about to send him as an MEP into the European parliament.
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  394. The PBS animal cameras are all very clever, but every one these clips have been more about the camera than what it is meant to be filming. So if there is a camera filming the camera, seemingly without being a problem for the real animals, then why do you need the fake-animal camera?
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  395. I was there at the Bristol march and the abuse from passer-bys was violent and frighteningly excessive. One big SUV tried to drive into a group of kids sitting on the road. Just the rancid comments on here shows how extreme the vile people are.
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  396. I loathe Cummings, but I don't care who it is, you should NEVER doorstep people. You put his whole family at risk.
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  397. Everyone looking to COP to turn things around... Right, the very people financially benefitting from the forces causing this destruction, meeting in private, and well versed in the glib-soundbite... They're not going to help.
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  398. Except that we wll all get cooked with them.
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  399. And the straight actors... The film was unwatchable, but the CIS loved it.
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  400. Oh, brilliant... let's add more plastic to the world...
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  401. ANoher cultural war. Not sure humans are ever going to end this cycle.
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  402. It's not an accident they don't mention it. They like the system, so they support the corporate candidates, and give them the airtime.
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  403. It's not just because the Corporate Dems are weak, it's because they are actually conservatives. Only in America are they considered centrists, in any other country their policy positions would make them to the right of centre. All centrists in Europe and Australasia support universal healthcare [or even if they don't, they would never mock the idea].
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  404. The rightwing are trying to spread the lie that the French protest is an anti immigration thing. It is not, in fact there is footage of a guy being punched in the face for praising Trump in the street. And the puncher was cheered.
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  405. The deepness is strong with this one.
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  406. Imagine if they did stop and frisk on Wall Street. Man, the drug haul would feed an army.
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  407. I've always been a Bernie supporter, but fast coming to see Warren as having better policies for the economic issues facing the modern world.
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  408. Please don't put Hasan on a panel.
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  409. My first thought was Kelly-Anne too.
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  410. The ultimate Emperor's New Clothes... except it's not a fable.
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  411. I've tried to put myself in the shoes of the MAGAs, how would I react if my political savour turned out to be the devil himself? And for the life of me I can not understand how anyone would still be supporting such a transparently compromised, lying moron.
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  412. Such a good point by John about 'success'... Yeah, those successful people who crashed the economy 10 years ago
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  413. At what point does the stupidity of people voting for these people bear the final responsibility for these situations.
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  414. Totally agree with Cenk... it was his intention to kill.
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  415. Balances? What is wrong with these people? Seriously, it is some kind of mental illness.
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  416. Never forget what Noam said to the BBC journo when he claimed he wasn't biased... Chomsky pointed out that he wouldn't have the job if he didn't have the bias.
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  417. I lose hope for humanity when anyone demonises this woman. What kind of prick dobed her in?
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  418. It amazes me that people talk about potential futures without once acknowledging the fast approaching cataclysmic destruction and loss of life [not just human]. We still ain't gettin' it.
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  419. @Steve-s8k The majority disagree and know you are wrong. That much is clear.
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  420. For me, his greatest insight, and most important was on the absurdity of land ownership, when he said, “The first man who, having enclosed a piece of ground, bethought to himself, saying, ‘This is mine’, and found people simple enough to believe him, was the real founder of civil society. From how many crimes, wars, and murders, from how many horrors and misfortunes might not someone have saved us all by pulling up those stakes or filling in the ditch, and crying to his fellows, "Beware of listening to this impostor; you are undone if you once forget that the fruits of the earth belong to us all, and the earth itself to nobody."
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  421. So basically the national military is just a mercenary force for sale. The collapse of the American Empire is certainly happening quickly and dramatically. It's shameful to even be associated with the US.
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  422. I had gall-stones, so fucking painful...
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  423. I love how everyone sits upright in office and kitchen chairs... and Jayar's all there lounging in a big ol' couch-chair like a king.
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  424. I suspect the motors and propellors make life hell for all marine animals. Good on the orcas for fighting back.
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  425. High-speed skating - what could possibly go wrong... Flame thrower drone - what could possibly go wrong... Butterfly on snout - truely, what could go wrong.
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  426. Someone should mention it to the press...
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  427. The palpable weakness of the pathetic DNC is tragic, they are actually worried that they'll be criticised for doing their bloody job... Do they not understand they are the opposition?
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  428. I thought Amber was going to turn to her innocently and say, 'Oh, I did not know that.'
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  429. The ikes of Latham know their target audience... it's just that his actual policies would only make their lives worse...
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  430. I was born in 63, but it's not till 78 that I recognize anything. Ah, the bliss of youthful disinterest. The graphics took a serious leap in the 90s.
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  431. Biden is obv not going to stand in 2024, this is more about how the Dems do in 2022.
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  432. Yay, another war-monger.... That'll end well.
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  433. Wow, that got intense...
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  434. @Dave Gilmour The Times prints a lot of misinformation too... it's just socially accepted bs.
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  435. It's not about the US being divisive, it always has been deeply divided, it's about Biden's neo-liberal position, and the fact he takes money from corporate interests and big-pharma. He still refuses any meaningful progress on healthcare reform. The younger generation do not support his position, the voted to get rid of trump, not for him. If he doesn't take meaningful steps in that issue and climate change, he will be out at the next election.
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  436. Also, why are we dumping our problems on the Kurds. Haven't they got enough to be dealing with?
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  437.  @grimmwolf6695  You would vote for him no matter what... don't bother coming on here spouting your bullshit... fooling no one.
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  438. The way they dress their hosts on Fox tells you everything you need to know about them.
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  439. And perceptive too... that kid saying he can see Pete is fake... something that so many boomers just seem incapable of seeing.
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  440. What a weird world... Must be so exhausting for her. How does she find the time?
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  441. It's happening to me on a personal level; I was pretty broadchurch before, and had a lot of centrist friends. But I can't stand their complicity in the mess we are in anymore; which resulted in furious arguements, to the point where I've given up socialising with them. I'm also resolutely anti party-politics now; I left the party I was an active member of, and now see only problems with their continued existance.
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  442. Yes, he nailed it.
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  443. Gonna disagree that the over-the-top handle on a teapot is 'more comfortable' than one with a side handle. As a regular teapot user, the top ones require an awkward and uncomfortable twisting of the hand, arm, and wrist whilst the side ones are much easier to pour.
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  444.  @domasa732  Seriously. Because we are the ones sitting around blaming them. Pretending it's all THEIR emmisions, when all it is is our companies sending our production there.
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  445. I know it well... my neighbour constantly does it... so easy to weaponise the police.
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  446. How about punching up instead of punching those actually on our side.
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  447. About time too... this has been going on like this for years. People need to wake the fuck up.
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  448. It's people like Dore that stopped me watching any TYT... loud-mouthed but not bright. Cenk lacks a lot of awareness in who he gives a voice to.
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  449. Yup. I'm 56, and come to the same conclusion... I've wavered before, but now the path is clear.
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  450.  @oldtimer3180  Oh the irony of calling others morons after admitting you think Sanders is a Marxist. I'd say go back to school, but it's probably too late for you.
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  451. Front stabbing him really.
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  452. Once again, the necessity to provide context to the endless stream of misinformation in the MSM.
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  453. This is just an faux olive branch, - the DNC would never pick someone like her. I don't buy the, 'who would you rather fight' argument. It's a waste of time fighting these people. Just focus on taking over the party.
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  454. In the UK, even the queen is registered in a tax haven, [yup, you read that right, it was revealed in the Paradise Papers, and she gets her money from tax payers!] So the corruption is so insidious that there is no stopping it now.
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  455. Lizard alien replicator glitch.
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  456. If it's not Bliar, it'll just be some other neo-liberal... Seriously, stop watching and paying for that awful station.
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  457. They're even worse now.
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  458. Why was this never taught in school? I was born in QLD and went to school there, this is the first I'm hearing of this! Great story.
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  459.  @irrelevantdoughnut2309  It's NOT their land.
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  460.  @normandy2501  Why not? Every single thing comes from the resources of this planet.
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  461. The very young adults like Musk more because they haven't analysed his positions or seen his tweets.
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  462. Alright for them [so it's understandable], but here in England, Corbyn hasn't a chance of winning government, in fact there is a very real possibility that Boris would get a majority... then we really are screwed.
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  463. It's called holding truth to power... you have to answer for your deceits and lies.
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  464. Guess that's why 'ppl' all parked their cars in the street to protect them then....
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  465. No, they need a new government.
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  466. Yes it will.
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  467. One of the main concerns I have that doesn't seem to be addressed is that our future leaders and lawmakers are presently giving these compnaies all of their deepest secrets. Google etc will have total control over them.
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  468.  @Raul-vlc-86  Yes it does... the actors screamed straight. It matters when a guy 'playing' gay doesn't even blip on the gaydar.
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  469. The answer is to remove party politics from the electoral process.
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  470. 'background' music louder than the speaking...
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  471. We've not really got a say in the matter at the moment. Our appaling electoral system [supported by BOTH Labour and the Tories] means that the leader is chosen by a few thousand blue-rinse Tory party members.
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  472. er... Mother Theresa was NOT a good person. Bad example.
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  473. Oh what a huge surprise... the police being complicant...
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  474. ffs TYT, please mark Hasan's segments clearly so we can know before we click on it.
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  475. Ironic argument to make after what Trump has done to the EPA.
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  476. Puerto Rico is like, hello?!
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  477. Ana's sarcasm hit home... soooo true.
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  478. Who else has figured out the ad is always 30 sec long...
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  479. If the Supreme Court is there to stop the president becoming king, then why are they allowed to pick them? Honestly, the US political system is so broken. And yet, the rest of the world constantly get the 'We're the GREATEST democracy in the world!' from Americans. What a joke.
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  480. I can't help thinking that if this 'shutdown' thing happened in my country we would be so shocked we would all be out protesting against the govn.
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  481. Not in Olympic medals per capita. The thing that surprised me the most about the US was not the poor public transport or shitty health service, I knew all that, it was the state of public infrastructure. The bridges etc seemed to be falling apart, with nothing being done to keep them in good condition. But the thing that always stood out the most, and still stays with me now, is just how lovely and amazingly positive the people are.
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  482. Colbert does a great Trump impression.
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  483. It's not ok to have private schools. I was raised in a religious sect, but thankfully, I legally had to go to a proper school [in Australia], which meant a public one. That saved my arse, they taught me the sciences and rationality, which without, I would not have been able to free myself from the indoctrination of my childhood. It was literally a lifeline.
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  484. I think 100 is enough.
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  485. I'm beginning to suspect she will win. She's kinda got the Obama thing happening, especially with her speaking skills. I don't trust her, but I think she'll trick enough people. If she's smart, she'll pick Waren as her VP.
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  486. It's incredible isn't, they will not support him when he wins the nomination, Obama has already admitted that... and yet she has the audacity to say all that. I have grown to despise the centrists.
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  487. Cenk does usual rant. Interviewee: 'Yeah.'
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  488. Bon Apple Tea, y'all!
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  489. Love that protestors' spokesperson.
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  490. Damn, Ana!
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  491. Understanding why Bernie is actually more electable than Biden is too complex for the average punter to get their heads around. It requires an understanding of how to bring non-voters and independents out to vote [people often not voting in this primary]. Even many of my politically savvy friends don't fully appreciate this.
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  492. Who were the ones crying about being snowflakes again? They literally killed one of us at a protest, and were then called 'very fine people'. But it'll def work.
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  493. TYT, you need to reconsider your clickbait headlines. You said he EVISCERATES Trump. But the very first sentence out of John's mouth makes it clear that, in fact, he did not eviscerate him. Perhaps the writer doesn't understand what the word means.
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  494. Ana actually made the funniest joke..
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  495. Trump didn't win, Hillary lost.
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  496. The vast majority of DEM voters are for the Progressive policies. That's the reality.
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  497. Religious zealots are simply the most immoral people on the planet.
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  498. Is someone primaring [is that the word?] Coombs?
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  499. This conservatism is why they get so many votes, by appealing to an [often imagined] better time in the past when America was 'great', or Britain was empirical. All the old folk, who always vote, come out in force.
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  500. Have seen that clip a few times now, so got all my tears out prior... I was holding up well until Cenk started to lose it... sopping wet again.
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  501. Even the Guardian does endless anti Bernie articles.
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  502. So it's signed Bart... the name his author friend used, that he pretended wasn't him.
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  503. Ok, great; let's put 'literal poison' in our earth and hence our bodies then. Have a word with eastern europeans about that...
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  504. @Usuario Um You've bought the entire bottle of koolaid, huh...
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  505. The rich are the corrupt.
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  506. Don, I'm not sure the 'Establishment' has anything to do with age.
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  507.  @fdagpigj  The tricky part is socks and undies.
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  508. He's a better bet for the US than Trump, he actually will make life better for the people, instead of just pretending like Trump does.
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  509. No it wasn't. He said the stats showed Bernie would struggle against Trump. Either he doesn't actually know the stats or he was lying (either disqualifies him from being a 'good analysist'), because ALL head-to-head polls have consistantly shown that iBernie always beats Trump by the most, more than any other candidate. This is because he brings out people who don't normally vote. If you want to beat Trump, Bernie is statistically actually your best bet.
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  510. Please let it be soon!
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  511. Same!
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  512. Or we can stop focusing on grid-scale projects and switch to more robust community based ideas.
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  513. Fuck, that was funny, Brett. 'I'm close, I'm close. I'm gonna take a nap.' omg. And John's stunned reaction, even better.
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  514. A garden slug can grab things better than those claw machines. 'The Claw!!!!'
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  515. Can still probably shoot better.
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  516. The world's best bottom award...
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  517.  @mordopfer  Ironically, I had to be open-minded to listen to the ignorance of this video.
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  518. I hope she makes it on stage. I wouldn't finally chose her, but I love what she brings to the debate.
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  519. It was a common first impression... she has done a lot to combat that.
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  520. The left exit view is a false narrative, the austerity/neo-lib agenda has been driven by the UK govn, inc inside the EU. The financiers are concerned about tax changes [esp non dom exc] and the chance to financially benefit from the chaos it will cause the pound.
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  521. The more things change the more they stay the same... from the treatment of disenfranchised black people to a woman's right over their own body, to US 'Intelligence' getting it wrong yet again. And after all the effort to escape the 'right of kings' that plagues Europe, they still can't make even one criminal charge stick on Trump, despite what we can all see.
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  522. That guy's claim that these boys clubs aren't institutions of power is laughable. On the one hand he said that deals aren't made there on the other he said he never goes... so how does he know?
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  523. I'm very busy... I couldn't possibly respond...
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  524.  @Calligraphybooster  Me fail English? That's unpossible...
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  525. Lockhead Martin's stock went nuts after the war was first announced...
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  526. Ok, top marks to the team behind that...
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  527. I think 'elastic' would be a better term than 'plastic' to describe the young brain. But I think the stronger difference between us is not liberal/conservative but rather authoritarian/non-authoritarian.
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  528.  @dazza8389  tRump's ratings NEVER topped 50%...
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  529. There will be another major bush fire... many in fact.
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  530. What, you mean like how Trump tried to blame every single thing on Obama and Clinton?
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  531. Normally called a Moka Pot.
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  532. I was thinking about what happens if he isn't nominated, do we say fuck it, and just write him in. We can't afford another term of a do-nothing centrists; climate change etc demands urgent immediate action. But I know Bernie would prob be against it, so it won't work if he doesn't support it.
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  533. And in the process, screw themselves and the whole left vote...
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  534. How does she keep a straight face.
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  535. Do you even understand how a primary works?
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  536. Interestingly, the stock footage at 21:10 is of Cabot Circus in Bristol. Which is a nice modern example of what led to this mess. It was, until recently, a public street, but it was handed over to private interests and enclosed. The enclosure of the Commons that happened in Europe inspired the idea of nature's resources, esp land, being 'owned', a previously unimaginable concept. Colonialism spread the disease of this idea all over the planet, (assisted by Abrahamic religions). And now they are attempting to do the same with water and air. The internet itself was meant to be a Commons, but of course, capitalists have enclosed that as well.
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  537.  @Nikolaslopezz  Scratch the surface and your racism just comes pouring out, huh.
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  538.  @Student0Toucher  No such thing as an 'illegal' immigrant. We are ALL imigrants.
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  539. Natural selection at work. But the brother of the guy who died is right; we have become firmly polarised, and its never going back. Authoritarians and anti-authoritarians are never going to change, and the centrist lliberals need to realise this. This disney-delusion of harmony is misplaced, we need to separate.
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  540. I agree with the guy saying that it is a phase in the empowerment movement. I was in Australia when it went through this. I had female friends from uni who refused to even socialise with any men. I can sympathise with their frustration and anger, and I suspect it has to get to this point before the need to change is taken seriously, but society will come through it. But the men saying that they are being oppressed now, only feel that because they still don't understand how patriarchy favours them. The report really should have interviewed some members of the rad fem group tho.
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  541.  @Samuel-oh3hm  Thankfully, there's no such thing as 'forever'.
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  542.  @renjoh  They literally fought against the elected government of America.
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  543.  @julianasilva6946  Gotta love it when people are so sure THEY are right, they feel the need to use demeaning language against someone they disagree with...
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  544.  @Ricky911_  Because it imposes an ideology on people who do NOT support it. It is the very opposite of secular.
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  545. I white woman as well... jeez.
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  546. End of.
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  547. And it will go down in history as one of the greatest political mistakes ever made. And no, I don't put it past them to be that stupid.
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  548. Gotta admit, the military one did make my eyebrows shoot up... it's really great to hear. I'd forgotten about all his great Vets work.
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  549. Yes, they are dodgy... but it was ever thus. I love and admire Bernie and always will. But we have to acknowledge he did not get this campaign right, and just when it was really urgent that he did. With some of the stuff coming out now, I'm beginning to suspect he didn't pick the best team.
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  550. They've been secretly privatising the NHS for many years... the process will def be excelerated now.
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  551. He's such a creep.
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  552. I don't know... could be a fitting end.
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  553. Alcohol? Ah, yeah... more like truck loads of coke... [and a hand of god.] The Independent is an English paper, and the English have a serious issue with him. There's a lot of history there.
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  554.  @christophercelmer405  It's not an either-or scenario. We can still act progressively. But face some reality; women are going to truly suffer if the GOP get total control of the SCOTUS.
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  555.  Inside Voice  So we went from 'But that's IMPOSSIBLE!' to ' Well good for you...' Nice.
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  556.  Inside Voice  And yet with just the most basic of effort I have always been able to find an alternative. It's not the there are no other choices, it's that it is promoted front and centre by every search engine and by every review outlet. They all just default to Amazon.
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  557. And yet still people default to using their service.
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  558. The Dems are about to lose the next election. That only took them a month. Congrats. But of course, the Repubs and Dems don't care who wins or loses, they're happy to keeping passing the baton back and forth... they all still get to make millions from it. And the circus can just go on in an endless loop.
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  559. Amen
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  560. What a loser... yet still gets wheeled out on msm...
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  561. I'm curious to see the polls... I mean anything seems possible there now.
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  562. The only reason I don't want him to die is because it would make him a martyr. He's a vile individual, would hate for him to become gloried in history.
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  563. Notice no women are sent...
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  564. Don't be, many were duped... most of us actually.
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  565.  @michaelmurphy1127  He holds some Marxist positions, what's your point?
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  566.  @jameselliott8203  Labour have been doing it too... you clearly didn't even watch the clip. Just here to toad.
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  567. Madness.
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  568. They have a lot of catching up to do, esp in the urban centres.
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  569. Less car infrastructure... good.
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  570.  @julm7744  You ARE the congestion.
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  571. Things that never happened for five.
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  572. Bull. The Guardian constantly platforms him and Mandelson. Trapped in their centrist bubble, they are completely clueless as to how much he is hated.
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  573. racism.
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  574. I adhere to some precepts of Georgist, but I call my own ideal economic model Commoning, more influenced by the circular/donut economics. Some wit on the Twitt said, society is now at the point in the game where you want to tip the table over because one person has all the property, rents are sky high, and some prick has ruined it for everyone.
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  575. @Caleb M. F Yes you are. Every single one of us is responsible... our lifestyles are directly contributing to the demise of the reefs all around the world. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not happening, it just means you're not paying attention. Out of sight, out of mind. Hence why so few of us are changing our behaviour or voting decisions.
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  576. Just to add to Marcelle's point, the fires are natural and actually essential. Those short stumpy grass trees they walked past require fire for their seed pods to open, which is common for many plants in Australia, and as a result there are always growth spurts after fires. But because the fires are so intense now and so frequent, because of climate change, the habitat is not getting enough time to recover.
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  577. ffs, you're supposed to be a nature program, yet you don't understand even the basic notion of not anthropomorphising other animals. Zero respect.
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  578. Capitalism's dirty little secret is that it can't function without slavery... it never has.
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  579. I know it's their official title, but prob don't need to refer to them as the communist party... they are clearly not communist.
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  580. Get ad blockers
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  581. I avoid the news now, and I still haven't got it in my head that he is actually our PM. What a state of things.
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  582. The fact that every commentator on here is far-right is not an accident, it's the result of Youtube policy...
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  583. 'Safer'? Are you feeling threatened, Cry-baby.
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  584.  @willscarlet3620  Dead brain you are.
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  585. Tory inhumanity and immorality.
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  586. State ordained thugs. The three bullies from my year all went on to become cops... you know, the kind of guy you avoided being around out of sight of a teacher.
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  587. The issue for me is who owns the platform... If it gets handed over to the drivers I'd be happy to use them.
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  588. 'confirmed' The duck vagina is equally wild, they have multiple paths, so if they don't like the male they send his sperm down a dead end so it doesn't reach an ovary. JC's sexy.
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  589. Lots of repetitious posting on Youtube, TYT.
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  590. Please warn us in future if we are going to get Millar flashes on our screeen... it can melt eyes.
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  591. Did Cenk really say he wouldn't have a barbeque at Auschwitz? Yikes. I live in Bristol, UK, a city made rich by slave traders. All our major buildings [concert hall etc] are named after them, and their statues are everywhere. It's a constant debate in how we address the issue. I'm Aussie by birth, and have no problem feeling a sense of 'guilt' about my nations past treatment of the native peoples. It's important we all say sorry for what was done, and that means having a collective sense of responsibility, even if it wasn't my family.
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  592. Ana totally had no idea what the Ackbar joke was.
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  593. Surely they can sue over this?
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  594. China has focussed heavily on battery storage, which is a big issue.
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  595. 'As little people as possible vote'?! Seriously?
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  596. An interesting comments section to peruse here. Not lest for the frothy mouthed caterwaul from the racist, bigotted Trumpettes. What this tells us progressives is that it's OUR policies that have the Authoritarians running scared, NOT the corporate Dems.
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  597. Yr endless frothy-mouthed abusive rhetoric just makes us smile... it shows you're troubled.
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  598. Smitty - He's just a few years older than Trump. He just doesn't use make-up or hairspray. How easily simple people are fooled.
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  599. Oh dear... Cenk's dancing...
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  600.  @ReginaldForman  Enjoy what they do to you in jail.
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  601. Weird to me that anyone could put a silver lining on 80% of ANY demographic for Trump. How, at this stage, could anyone support him?
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  602. Ana, please stop framing your points with 'I don't want...' (eg. them to narrow the field of the investigation). It's not just about what you do or don't want... it's about doing what is right. So then frame it that way. Say something like, 'It would be very wrong to narrow the field...'
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  603. I'm beginning to actually feel hopeful... it's a strange feeling?!
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  604. No one should be using Amazon.
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  605. Why would anyone intelligent waste a single moment of their time on that cretin...
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  606. No they won't because, unlike the fascists, they actually DO believe in free speech,
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  607. The fascists only know one language... hatred and violence.
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  608. John's right on his point... just say there is bias against Bernie.
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  609. So I saw this news in the Guardian and came straight on here to see what TYT says about it... They didn't disappoint... He is so pathetic. I'm afraid I am smiling still. I get the anger, but for now I can't stop smiling at the presidents immaturity.
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  610. I think the second option; 'abolition AND civil rights'. Abolition would not be in his vocab.
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  611. Agreed. We've had a democratic revolution in politics over the last 200 years, now it's time for a democratic revolution in our work environment.
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  612. Turks, can you please make your titles match the content. Gettin real tired of the clickbait, you are expected to be better than Buzzfeed.
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  613. I wish TYT would separate Farron Cousin's pieces from other TYT output so that we can decide whether we want to recieve his segments or not.
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  614. Who appeals to independents the most? Sanders.
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  615. Why? At least we're getting some... unlike you useless incels.
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  616. John should have acted like he was off his face...
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  617. Except, of course, 'leftists' aren't calling for open borders... but you keep on peddling your bullshit.
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  618. Man, her surname is Ocasio-Cortez. It's not that hard.
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  619. Waffle waffle waffle.. He should open a Diner. Not only should he not be president, he should be primaried for his seat by a true progressive.
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  620. I was trying to guess where he would announce, wondering which would be best... Never guessed how he eventually did it, and immediately knew it was the best way. Right again, Bernie.
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  621. Looks like he's just stepped off a 50s Hollywood set from a film noir.
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  622. Cenk's habit of casting himself into the centre of all discussion, making matters all about him, is tiresome, esp in situations like this. He asked a question and the guy clearly points out that Cenk has misunderstood that he's talking about group-think, not individual experts. Cenk either doesn't understand the point made, or simply fails to acknowledge... instead just starts talking about himself again. Perhaps his unabashed self-centrism helps him understand people like Trump.
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  623. That has to be one of your worse clickbait titles, TYT. Please do better.
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  624. It's not usual for a past president to criticise the present, hence his downplaying of it. But he has to say something now.
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  625. That's the point made by TYT, the racist right have gone strangely silent...
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  626. OMG, that woman on Fox has exposed arms! Outrage! But thank goodness the men are all in suits.
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  627. Ana, yr hair is nicer down...
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  628. You do realise we are destroying the planet, yeah?
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  629. These are great, but we probably don't need the full intro anymore...
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  630. Does he have a cathedral now?
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  631.  @ze_genz9139  I considered it a very good look...
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  632. Oh yeah, real brave.... after he announced he's retiring...
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  633. @Steve-s8k 67% want to go back. Fact
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  634. Yay crapitalism.
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  635. Yeah, but you also got Corden, so, you know, swings and roundabouts...
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  636. And a few gay guys...
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  637. Does this constitute 'clickbait'?
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  638. They look beautiful too.
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  639. My thoughts also turned to how they can keep them cool. I was thinking airflow and water, but white would prob do it!
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  640. There does seem to be solutions for the deg. But yeah, my ears prick up when an oil company gets involved, like the 'blue' hydrogen manufacturing...
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  641. Much more interested in community-owned efforts than private/corporate or the state.
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  642. The price will come down with economies of scale. But the wind issue will def affect usability, I didn't know about that.
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  643. Capitalist mentality summed up... the only thing that matters is 'efficiency', arrived at by an extremely limited number of factors... Everything else is treated as an 'externality'. So yeah, screw the underpaid labourers, screw the harm being done to the planet, and screw your loss of connection to the commons.
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  644. Just a way to spoil a perfectly good walk.
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  645. Ozzyman will be very confused....
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  646. As usual, you made my day a LOT better...
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  647. It two years time, you'll be feeling the same thing about this outro...
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  648.  @greenlampshade8909  Really, seriously, not the point. These things should be referenced as a matter of course.
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  649. Did the same, expected to find some research links.
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  650. That's because it's not true, Hunter-Gather lifestyles are actually much less labour intensive than agricultural ones. He got that completely wrong.
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  651. This segmant never gets the relly good ones... the best joke this week was the teenage cow going through puberty... and saying moooeeooo.
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  652. If only the Estab Dems would actually ever fight with that kind of rigueur... instead we get Pelosi writing a letter.
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  653. She's been speaking for years, no one would listen. The Dem rep in the house refused to reveal the letter she was sent. I know, it's so awkward after all these years, for you older white guys to have your authority questioned like this, isn't it?
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  654. Of course, they put some sugar in the new voting law. It is playing into their hands to pretend it's a good thing.
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  655. Always utterly amazed that people follow these outlets.
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  656. Devastating for that poor woman... The IP for the vaccines must be released so poorer countries can vaccinate everyone.
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  657. Ban cars
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  658. Democracy, huh! Must suck to have principles.
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  659.  @C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13  We can always rely on the police to do the violent bidding of the state, doesn't matter what country it is.
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  660. Only in name, but using political labels to define her doesn't really apply... she's just out to make money, she's a corporate hack. She's going to lose the next election, and yet will magically find herself on various company boards, and will be set for life. She doesn't care about the lives she ruined along the way.
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  661. I thought the longest 'wall' was the Rabbit-proof fence in Australia.
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  662. Fred was way too defensive, which I always find suspicous. But I do think an international digital currency is going to come. Whether it's based on blockchain or not, I'm not sure, I think it's too clumsy.
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  663. Is Sydney-Sue Australia's NewYork-Karen?
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  664. How ironic, you give a report on neurodivergence whilst playing loud music over the speaker, one of the things that neurodivergant people find extremely difficult.
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  665. The message wasn't for China, it was for Scotti's base. This was after the media (including ABC) has done its job in whipping up fear of China. But hey, let's bring on a warmonger as the 'expert'...
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  666. 'Taser, taser, taser' is the new ''He's got a gun!' She knew exactly what she was doing.
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  667.  @kidShibuya  Amazing how killing someone over something so petty gets swept aside as unimportant...
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  668. He's also a really good actor, nails the way he interacts with the CGI'd images...
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  669. Now name the plants...
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  670. And staying for the Irrigating Sound moment.
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  671.  @Lada333  Re: Star Trek - First Contact.
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  672. Putting your butter away in the fridge stops elephants coming round your house. There's no elephants around my house! See, it's working!
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  673. Yeah, wow betide an intelligent, independent girl could look at the facts, realise the consequences on her life and take action HERSELF to address the issue. You cretans are running scared of a 16 year olfd girl, that's how weak you all are.
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  674. 2:58... Ro looks towards Rep. Plaskett to see if she's ok.
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  675. Not sure if people are just trying to be diplomatic on the record, but few of them seem to understand that Pelosi is only interested in the one thing... corporate donors. This is self evident, otherwise she wouldn't be oenly mocking policy that has overwhelming Dem support.
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  676. I can not believe he actually said that... tho I heard it from the ass's mouth. Again, he actually said; 'There are more important things than living.' WOW!
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  677. Yes, I shall destroy it... it shall be no more... Ha!Ha! Then I will come for your Thanksgiving turkey... gobble gobble.
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  678. Really bad title btw. It's not about Antarctica, the really big issue is the glacial melts.
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  679. I don't think this will be our extinction event, but most of us will be wiped out... That will be a good thing for the planet, and maybe even us in the long run. Though it the broad scheme of things it doesn't matter [life isn't sacred], it's still really sad, both for us and for all the species that will become extinct. The polar bear is def gone, but so is much of sea life due to plastics.
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  680. Air, Water, Soil... if these are the essentials [and they are], then we need to stop their privatisation. That is the kind of 'strucural reform' that needs to happen. But that discussion is heard nowhere.
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  681. Compare how reasonable Bernie's supporters, and clear and able to be honest on their assessments, with Pete's supporters.
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  682. Always the important thing to remember... they are making fistful of dollars out of Trump... and paying low taxes to boot... what's not to love. Then Nancy gets to go on telly and act tough, so the media idiots, and the likes of Mayer and Whoopi, can swoon.
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  683. I think she's right to stay out of it. It's a primary, let the candidates argue their own case. Everyone knows who she supports anyway. Still early days.
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  684. Because it highlights, yet again, their utter hypocracy.
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  685. Sadly that is just pseudo-spiritual wishful thinking. There is no 'moral universe'.
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  686. Yes, I was wondering how much of this was peer pressure.
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  687.  @jamesmadison7551  Yes, we all know that... it's just that it is economically more efficient to do it collectively. It's not called 'free healthcare', it's called free-at-the-point-of-delivery.
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  688. Where's the repercussions for the individuals putting up the harmful content?
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  689.  @samson136  And who was hurt? Who is being hurt in the present protests?
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  690. Humans caught between the twin evils of Private Corporatisation and the State... time for us to move beyond these structures, time for a new narrative. Modern technology means we, as the public, can coordinate to take control of our resources, provide essential services collectively and have direct democracy. A Commoning economy.
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  691. Yay, nationalism. The sooner we go back to regional governance the better for all.
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  692. Stop perpetuating lies... the BLM protestors DID wear masks.
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  693. Totally. So much like 'faith healing'.
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  694. Did not know that!
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  695. I reckon a lot will... could be a huge margin in the end.
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  696. You're so good at this, David.
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  697. The days of America 'dominating the world' are long over.
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  698. A campaign of terror... Cuomo? Hello, Cuomo? You there? Uh-huh... It's hard to think fast enough, but there was way more of the protesters, they should have surrounded the car and taken control. The cops are going to say they were attacked anyway. It 'feels' like a police state? Oh, the US has been that for its entire history.
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  699. I always avoided him when he came on TYT, loud-mouthed ignoramus...
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  700. Agreed
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  701. Notice everyone desperately avoiding looking at him... so British. He really was brave, though he probably should have cracked a joke [about the awkwardness of doing this] to help chill everyone out. I've always had very politically active friends, but I have recently made new friends who I suspect don't vote, so I'm going to enjoy needling them.
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  702. This is a no win for us, if he dies he becomes a martyr.
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  703. No, no, keep them in, you look great... honestly.
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  704. Yes, and we are stopping those natural selections from happening, that's why there are so many idiots in the world. Talking of idiots, imagine not understanding that the Darwin Awards are related to his theories....
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  705. There was one in the market the other day, [it's rare to see them in my more socially-conscious neighbourhood]... And I just fumed through the place thinking of all the things I would say to him if we got into a screaming match. But I just avoided him.
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  706. He won't cancel it, he'll militarise it in the key states, making it nigh impossible to vote if you're black, latinx or 'alternative'. He'll let the liberals in Cali and NY vote, and they will make a few noises but not do anything of substance about it.
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  707. As a mudman, I am deeply offended.
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  708.  @schwarzwald6672  I see your 'Canada', and raise you 'Australia', the only known modern case of total genecide (Tasmanian aborigines).
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  709. And the glasses...
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  710. Take. away. their. guns. Then we'll get the actual brave ones who know how to do their job.
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  711. I will never forget the look on his face when he couldn't find the door out. Still brings a smile to my face.
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  712. Tell us again how this guy is going to defeat trumpo...
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  713. Wow, they literally cut off the mic.
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  714. I mean we can laugh at the buffonry of this administration, but then nearly a third of the country still wants him... so jokes on the country really.
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  715. Zeez, that gave me chills! please please let this happen...
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  716. Kid gets suspended: 'Yes, I might just not get my grannie killed this week!'
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  717. Way to go, Bernie. Once again, so few Democrats actually bringing the fight to them.
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  718.  @Trox2018  difficult option under the US political structure.
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  719. They need to ban the front pages of the papers being visible in shops. They need to be put in the cabinet behind the counter with the ciggies.
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  720.  @Nighthawk20000  Yes, and also to allow airflow under the building to help cool it.
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  721. What's up? Did not know that's how they made the scaled film explosions look real.
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  722. Ah, that's it! When he read the recipe I was thinking that it reminded me of something else, and I couldn't put my finger on what. I actually came into the comments to see if someone said, so thanks for that.
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  723. The endless camera changing is so clumsy.
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  724. Their graphics team needs a boot up the arse... It's so childish it's embarrassing. How do they ever expect to be taken seriously with the stupid graphics they put in?
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  725. Maybe Ken, like anyone else in the country, has the right to his opinion... and you should butt out of deciding who you deem permissible to speak or not...
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  726. And frankly, Labour has been a willing participant in that for years now.
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  727.  @michaelmurphy1127  We all realised that... it's just funny that you actually think it is some kind of indictment...
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  728. The UK public have consistently shown that they are unbothered. But taxes are no longer the only way to collectively fund essential services.
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  729. Good on them for adding a cycle lane, brilliant.
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  730. Ping Pong is Scottish.
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  731. True, by europeans.
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  732. Really good point. But that's the crux of this economic system, it breeds mental illness.
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  733. The financial imbalance has been going on longer than Cameron... it goes all the way back to Thatcher, and that includes a Labour [centralist] govn.
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  734. I was like, wait, why am I listening to seagulls? I think we can hear the real sounds just at the end.
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  735.  @remahanrengginang1040  Then we'd have like eight different images.
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  736.  @brigtaylor3446  That's great an all, but we are long long past being 'a part of nature'. We have become a force unto ourselves, and it is a destructive force. If you are unsure what this means, do some reading about the Anthropocene.
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  737.    Hey, stop kickin my butt! It's already sore from sitting on coral. [That's how we hatch it]
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  738. Yeah, your god is just so damn peaceful... I mean the bible is just jam-packed full of peace and harmony...
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  739. What an utterly weird flex, to be the 'political guy' as an 'identity'.
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  740. Not sure why Jon struggled so much to understand his point about censorship v algorithyms.
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  741. Thx bot.
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  742. Wierdly jolly music... makes it sound like the whole report is just joking around.
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  743. You do know how the EU ref played out in Scotland... don't you. Ironic that you accuse others of being undemocratic.
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  744. Amazing... you, channel 4, spent 17 minutes covering this story and not once did you mention the simple fact that hundreds of congress and senate lawmakers receive bribary cheques from the NRA... they are the ones who have stopped any progress on this issue. And it's both GOP AND DEMS leaders. I don't know if this blindspot in your coverage is willful or just ignorance, but either way, you are only helping the wrong forces by your failure to cover the story properly.
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  745.  @totalparanoia1008  The fact that you use a term like 'act like a straight guy' says everything we need know about you.
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  746.  @Greenwood11  Yes, common all you gay guys, how dare you have a difference of opinion to darling Blossom about a film, don't you know that dear Blossom here loved it... that should be all you need to know. How dare you not be touched in your cold dark hearts, just like dear ol Blossom.
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  747.  @mjcard  I have no problem with that. I gave my personal opnion of the lead actor on this film... it was not even close to representative or realistic.
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  748. hmmm, let's see? On which side are people dying?
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  749. An important bit of wording in this report was very wrong, re AV. We did NOT vote to 'keep FPTP in place', we voted AGAINST AV, as it was not an acceeptable alternative. It's really important you get that workding right, because advocates for reform constantly get the 'We already had a referendum on this' thrown back in our face... in the face of people who voted against AV. [And that was a direct failure of the Lib Dems.] Please do better.
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  750. I find it extraordinary that people like Naz still won't admit it...
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  751. Think further down the Greek alphabet...
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  752. So now we know how we can show our support to the protestors... temporarily stop using HK companies. Not to hurt them, but to send a message [from the chickens] to China; 'Mess with HK and you risk losing everything.' They'll have no choice but to back off.
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  753. In the interview with Bridgen he makes various lies... such as 52% of the POPULATION voting to leave... when they did not, the vast majority didn't vote or were not allowed to vote. And the majority who did vote, did NOT vote for a no deal. Not once was he pulled up on his lies... they are just put out to the public with no context and no fact-checking. Do your fucking job, Channel 4.
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  754. If the comments in this is anything to go by, the Chinese authorities have taken a page out of Russia's handbook and really upped their bot game. Wonder if they're planning election interference also, and interestingly, who would they want in power?
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  755. Because, you know, elctricity can only be created by fossil fuels... Moron.
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  756. Everytime I've heard her speak I've been impressed, and she's been doing it for years!
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  757. Interviewer's opening bit is 'I didn't do my homework'... and then goes on to talk about the really important thing about him; his relationship. Aparently this is a respected journalist....
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  758. I love that you edited this... and still got it wrong.
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  759.  @NancyDrewe  Yes. I have also found a farm shop near me that has milk in a bottle. It costs more, and I'm not wealthy, but at the end of the day, it is still only milk. I can afford it, and it's a price worth paying.
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  760. If Turkey were smart, they would release the transcript of the phone call to dump Trump in the shit and wash their hands of it.
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  761. Why do TYT hosts 'preach' like evangalicals?
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  762. With their engines running...
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  763. BS, everyone knew why they voted Macron. It was NOT for him, it was AGAINST her.
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  764. I agree to getting troops out, but I am v concerned for the Kurds, they need and deserve our help.
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  765. CNN have made their position absolutely clear. Ironically, Trump is actually right when he says they are failing.
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  766. I suspect the Op-Ed in the NYT was just placed by GOPs to pretend to their moderate base that they are 'controlling' Trump secretly. Lindsay Graham revealed it when he talked about having to be the one who had to 'explain it all to Trump' during the Kavanaugh hearing. That was him signalling to the mods that he has a control over Trump. It's very clever because the Trumpettes are too stupid to understand the coded message.
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  767. Modern technology can lessen the time needed to be spent in meetings. Decisions can be made online at your own time.
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  768. Despite all the action, the numbers are still not great. Only 63% in the US [47% world average] 'percieve it as a threat'. That is woefully small in relation to the size of the threat and how imminent it is.
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  769. Killer so on point.
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  770. 'Koch Brother'...
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  771. John is smokin... Got that t-shirt action going on.
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  772. What's with the background 'noize' all the time? Do you guys think it helps? Or adds something?
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  773. Bot much?
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  774. I know it was just a joke, but Pride is about more than booty displays [tho bring it on]. We are still fighting for our rights and our safety. Just last week a lesbian couple was violently assaulted on a bus in London by a male gang for refusing to kiss for their pleasure. We make Pride fun, but there's a darkness beneath it.
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  775. Always reminds me of that time Michael Moore went to Canada and tested the rumour that people didn't lock their doors. When he asked one person who was behind one of those doors why this was, he said simply, 'We don't live in fear. We are not feed it by the press or our politicians.' Of course, it happens a bit, but nothing like the scale in the States; who live in a constant state of imagined persecution.
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  776. Fake news... it was the cow what called...
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  777. A surprising thing happened in Australia with the rural vote. The conservatives were in power and they decided to cut funding to a small alternative TV station, SBS (set up to help new migrants adjust to life there, and seen as 'leftie'). But the station had extended its realm of influence, including doing great programs in the rural areas. The farmer's party was in coalition power with the conservatives, so there was an internal row over the plan to cut funding. In the end, the little station was saved because of the care it had shown rural communities. So, despite being default conservative, they will respond if shown a little love.
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  778. Well, that was a monumental waste of time. At least warn us that this is just pre-show dribble.
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  779. Francesca is so on point.
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  780. I'd prefer it the other way round.
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  781. Funny how the exact same thing is happening to the socialist opposition in the UK...
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  782. ugh, she's the worse.
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  783. Why the hell is this Jason guy here, he has no real life experience, which gives him very limited insight into the real world.
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  784. Wow. I think if I'd been in that 'training' I would have ended up in a fit of giggles at how bizarrely stupid it is.
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  785. It's over. Biden is going to be the candidate. And he will lose to Trump easily. Wow, America, and as a result, the world is screwed... It looks like every intelligent species has an inevitable evolutionary point that it can't get past.
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  786. When was the last time Trump had a productive strategy? Er, the election?
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  787. This Kurd issue exposes a serious flaw in the US political system. In no decent democratic government in the world could a leader take such arbitary action, with such serious consequences, like this without some check and balance coming into play. The fact that Trump's decision was excepted so quickly is NOT a good thing, it is a sign that you do NOT have a well structured system. I know Americans like to bang on about how great their democracy is, but this exposes the lie of that claim. Go ahead and cry about it, as Cenk would say.
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  788. The reason Pelosi and AIPAC buckled on this is precisely because of the progressive pushback, and the horror of finally realising that their liberal positions are aiding and abetting the far-right rise.
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  789. 'From paralysis to progress'... Great catch cry.
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  790. Keep talking to them.
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  791. They need to start support groups... ETVA. [Ex Trump Voters Anonomous] 'Hi, my name is Jenny, and I voted for Trump.' 'Hi Jenny. Welcome to the group, and remember we are not judgemental in here.'
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  792. No, it's about distraction... it's saying 'don't look here, look over there'... it's about creating confusion so a simple media doesn't know where to look.
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  793. Dunning-Kruger.
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  794. Screw up the name of their philosophers, ok, but screw up the name of their cricketers and you die... not totally kidding.
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  795. Ghastly dress, Ana.
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  796. They don't 'use' their authority... they 'abuse' authority. State ordained thugs. The whole 'just a few bad apples' trope that is always trotted out, always ignores the next part of it... which says they turn the whole barrel. The point of the saying is that you are supposed to weed out those bad apples.
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  797. I'm not even American and I know where Colorado is...
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  798. Scotland would literally draw up the gate and shut down the whole country if you tried to send him back.
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  799. I liked Ivanka's quick blink. She's heard it all before so has learnt how to quickly move on...
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  800. A law was put in place that required every car to have one of these jackets. So it became a symbol of interference.
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  801. I don't think they delude themselves that he's godly [they are capable of some extraordinary delusion, but I think that is a step too far, even for them]. No, they think 'God works in mysterious ways' and through surprising agents. They don't know why he is using Trump, but they ain't gonna question it. Basically, they have a million get-out-of-jail cards.
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  802. This is a heading in the Guardian today... 'Biden is too gaffe-prone; Sanders and Warren are too far left; Buttigieg, too young. But which one is capable of beating Trump?' Unbelievable.
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  803. 100% by religious nutjobs.
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  804. Aida promoting the politics of self-interest... we need to move beyond that.
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  805. Same.
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  806. Fran's salty burn on John [not knowing Diamonds are a girl's best friend] is just a pure utter delight.
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  807. From the trumpette perspective, Trump won that. The weakness of the DEMs makes me so angry.
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  808. Even Melania has said that no one has been persecuted like her...
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  809. Would have liked to hear some data on how the race is looking in Tenn. Like who is the alternative, and how they are looking in percentages.
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  810. Oh please, please let it be him. The GOP would erupt into a thousand splinters. My thought was that it might be someone who works closely with Pence and is used to hearing it.
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  811. That's cool and all, but just a reminder to Americans, every Kiwi has full health care coverage as a right.
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  812. The military are on minimum wage.
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  813. This guys answers made me a bit teary...
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  814. Bit of an oxymoron for an authority figure to be an anarchist?
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  815. Guys, Bee is just trying to make a comic take. Comedians will overstep at times, it comes with the job. Her offers to step down are not politically motivated, just focussed on all the ones in the low numbers.
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  816. She's not just being assailed by the right, Mark, but also the corporate Dems. Sadly.
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  817. Yes... thank you HK. Such good news. This is also why international scrutiny is so important to back up the protestors.
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  818. Yeah, hot.
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  819. Came to say the same...
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  820. You are a dispicable media organisation. I hope this backfires on you. Personally I think it's crimminal, the Sanders team should take legal action against you for knowingly defaming him. Anyone who knows him knows he would never ever say this. The fact that you are still peddling this lie shows you know exactly what you are doing. Disgusting.
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  821. Fascinating stuff. We are shifting from a 'reading' culture to a 'spoken word' one (as in these youtube clips), and I think, like reading, it's going to homogenise the language even more.
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  822. Aussie here but have lived overseas most of my life. I'm seriously thinking of going back, mainly for family and weather reason, but realities like this are putting me off frankly.
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  823. Perhaps they could organise a little orgy with it...
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  824.  @Woodbug-b7t  Ouch! :-D
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  825. Get a real sense that this guy knows his stuff...
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  826. What was the crocodile one? Edit: Just remembered; the moat along the wall thing.
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  827. I'm sure whatever John and Jordan were talking about was really important... and informative... and all that... and... Oh my god, it's soooo CUTE!
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  828. A White Castle, full of grand burghers.
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  829. Actually that's exactly the lesson Orwell had 'O'Brien' teach 'Winston' in 1994. Have a read of it.
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  830. That's why no one in NZ refers to the Christchurch murderer by his name.
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  831. Yeah, I was wondering why he didn't name him, I mean he's prob like the second most famous chess person in the world.
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  832. Aw jeez, luuk at da lil' fella.
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  833. The circular space left by the volcano is called a caldera. There's stunning one in the middle of Australia's eastern coast. Massive islands, like Stradbroke and Frazer, where formed from the remnants of the volcano.
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  834. Go Doris, Go Doris, Go Doris.
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  835. Have you any idea how fucking delicious those dog biscuits are... No? Man, they are awesome.
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  836.  @davidgreen3001  You really revealed yourself with that comment...
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  837. Not God's fault, I don't think...
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  838.  @camelopardalis84  You're talking about two totally different things and saying they are the same. Comparing two domestic situations and them claiming that applies to the entire country is not how economics works. And since Bernie, (like all progressives,) sticks with the facts, (being a rational lot), then he is completely correct in what he is saying.
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  839. I was so eyeing it up.
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  840. We're at a point where the comedy sketch writers just have to be straight reporters and it's more surreal and funny than anything made up.
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  841. ~ 60% say they care, only ~20% of which actually care... Nice summation of humanity right there. So many just want to be 'seen' as decent - all show and dinner parties with zero credentials. Another reason we can have performative politics with zero policy. And that includes Labor/Labour/Dems.
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  842.  @kleftys70  You got a little bit of froth there in the corner of your mouth...
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  843. Eleventy points to the team behind this!
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  844. There's going to be a nasty backlash.
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  845. Mainstream media is, thankfully, dying. Tho I hope programs like MW survive...
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  846. Yes, serve your overlords! How dare you do your job as a journalist.
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  847. The candidates' ethnicity, gender and religion are all referenced, which is relevant. But what we really need to know is whether they are progressive and do NOT take corporate funding. That's a much bigger issue.
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  848. I realise facts aren't convenient for your rabid islamaphobia, but the muslim countries are, in fact, taking in islamic refugees in far far greater numbers than any western country. We were in the Middle East for one reason and one reason only, money for the miitary system and access to oil. When you buy into the bs, you give their game legitamacy.
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  849. 'World Headlines' is stretching it a bit with this content.
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  850.  @MotionMcAnixx  This was said by an Aussie... and we treat the soft the 'h' sound as a vowel sound... so in fact it was correct that 'an' was used.
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  851. The numbers are a percentage of population, so it doesn't matter how many people there are.
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  852. On the contrary, I think it helps him, it personifies him. And being likable is key to winning elections in the US. Plus, these are Australians, and they don't use honourific terms like that. This is made primarily for (and paid for by) an Australian audience.
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  853. We ALL share the same blood...
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  854. Same. I wish it had its own Youtube page so I didn't have to get notices for the other 'ABC InDepth' stuff.
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  855. I think that point needs to be made... We don't need to be dogmatic about the switch; just help each with the process, making it easier without judgement. Even if we can get everyone down to 10 - 20 % of their diets being meat/dairy it will make all the difference. This has nothing to do with whether killing animals is right or wrong, it's about making life habitable for all of us, including wildlife.
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  856. Could you, ABC, please stop using noise over the top of someone speaking, it is utterly unnecessary and makes it difficult for many to hear the spoken word.
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  857. You seriously gonna compare Arden to ScoMo! She's made mistakes, but he isn't even worthy to sniff her boots.
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  858. Sometimes Australian Story is interesting...
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  859.  @taranullius9221  Just because you don't get his points doesn't mean it's invalid.
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  860. No.
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  861. Meanwhile trumpo calls for violent attacks on the media... It takes a real right-wing nutjob to piss all over the First.
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  862. I really enjoy the races, you just know it's gonna be crazy every time. But I'm def in the anti-Vanboost camp.
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  863. So I actually did this to The Sentimental Bloke (Centennial Edition). I took out the N-word where it was used, because it was actually limiting how much the work was explored in schools, (I was a teacher). But I mainly did it to update the slang, as much of it is lost now so it was difficult to follow. It's not really censorship because if you do want to read the original they are still there.
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  864.  Ocean Blue  If you still think that china is still communist then you are woefully ignorant of economics 101.
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  865. It's just surreal how many people willingly subject themselves to serfdom.
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  866. But it's not tho... that's exactly what is NOT happening...
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  867. Goldwater T was cool...
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  868. Does it get any more desperate than asking the likes of Campbell about broken politics... have you all seriously forgotten what he did whilst in power?
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  869. The fkeshlight mix up was kinda sweet.
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  870. I don't know, he went back an' forth a lot.
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  871. You have just opened the seventh gate of hell...
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  872. one toast to rule them all, one toast to find them one toast to bring them all, and in the darkness burn them.
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  873. That would find itself out the door immediately.
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  874. I'm guessing TC also charges the car over night...
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  875. The signer behind was fantastic. Watch him as the governor admits he didn't know.
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  876. One of the better spoken MAGAs...
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  877.  @abelgonz3695  But what I'm not getting with your little, 'Don't call me stupid' rant...is that the OP did not call anyone stupid?
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  878.  @thehumanity0  I don't think Bernie has any 'religious feelings'. He doesn't say anything about it because that would be political suicide in the US.
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  879. Please internet, have cartoon tears flying out his head as he walks off, with a big WAAAAA!
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  880. Pretty much a Tuesday in evangalical-land...
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  881. That guy talking about his 'girlfriend' is straight up lying, you can see it in his face and the way he is talking, there is no way he has a girlfriend.
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  882. The last speaker was spot on, the silent majority will be speaking loud and clear at the next GE. Only problem is, that silent majority, ie. the people who don't usually bother voting, will prefer Bernie over Trump.
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  883. And are decent when talking of others.
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  884. Yeah, I think he's till figuring it all out.
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  885. The thing to remember about authoritarians is that the ideology goes both ways; they both own and get owned. Trump knows he's been owned by Obama since day 1.
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  886.  @seangt  They did not implicitly say that once.
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  887.  @ethank.6602  What would you know... Love all these people who comment like they're magically an expert...
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  888. It has.
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  889. Buy soap in a cardboard box.
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  890. It's still messing up...
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  891.  @Samuel-oh3hm  They are assuming that I am though by shoving this endless god agenda down our throats.
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  892.  @Samuel-oh3hm  And yes, freedom means secularism, that's the bit where you don't try to shove your beliefs onto others.
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  893. Seriously, some issues DON'T need to two-sided. Their ignorance doesn't need to be platformed. This is where liberals always fail.
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  894.  @lights473  There are places on earth which have successfully transitioned to renewables with ZERO problems.
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  895. The cadence of the way all Vox stories are narrated is over-rated in my book.
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  896. The first part is true, but the second isn't. People did 'quarantine' (isolated) themselves in past pandemics, but the important difference is that this was self, or community, managed with medical advice, not dictated by the govt.
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  897. Buildings need to start installing more storage... but this of course requires better and cheaper storage options. Which is where vehicle-to-property could help.
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  898.  @happypt2929  Did you seriously just say that, wow.
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  899. Amazing how political this instantly got... people are so closed-minded.
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  900. If the US is to avoid collapsing into fascism it needs to divide.
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  901. Actually, the fight has already been happening... and successfully too.
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  902. 'She's being used as a tool.' She is a tool.
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  903. You need to try something other then endless two-party races...
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  904. Saw an extraordinary stat that the US police are the third highest funded military in the world, after China. Of course, the US military is the highest. How hot is Soup for my Family guy...
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  905. I'm gettin bored with watching this collapse of US society. 'Roe is a republican'... utterly unecessary bit of info.
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  906. Why does everything BIden say sound like it's a Bad Lip Reading.
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  907.  @maryhalverson5713  And here's hoping she gets in soon. There's gonna be some rattled people in the halls of power!
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  908. Manchin has the entire MSM on his side. It's very well for us to sit in our bubble and criticise, but the country is still deeply conservative.
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  909. Alex is really in no position to be talking about how someone looks.
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  910. Thanks for explaining this. I don't understand how people can be unclear about something like healthcare, so it's hard for me to understand these voters, but, ok, I guess; we'll take it, glad it pans out this way. I admit, I have added up the nominally progressive numbers against the prob centrist numbers a few times, and it always came out pretty even.
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  911. Sounds exactly like what Harris did with healthcare.
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  912. The BBC did the same editing thing with Boris, they edited out people laughing at him.
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  913. ​ @dougn2350  I actually think that's wrong. Progressive policies are hugely popular. Every candidate that stood on Defund the Police won their seat, but the Party apparatchik won't let progressives stand, and do everything in their power to block them
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  914.  @abandonedfragmentofhope5415  Yeah, some of the things he has said lately give some hope he can be pulled toward a better position. I'm normally very much against religious people in politics, but needs must in this case.
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  915. Haven't seen the accordion guy post in awhile. He adds an accordion, including sounds, every time trump did that weird hand moving thing.
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  916. He was being politically astute... He knew if he directly contradicted a baby like Trump he would have been sacked and replaced by a Trump lackey. He played the game to keep at least one voice of reason in the field.
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  917. Bye
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  918. Two legs bad, four legs better.
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  919. Keep on screaming into the wind... the froth around your jowls is a great look...
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  920. I'm in the UK, and there's been a lot of brutal and stupid behaviour by the cops here too, but nothing on this level. At least the cops here have the sense to try to hide their authoritarian racist abuse.
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  921. We know enough now, anyone who still shops with Amazon is basically a scab.
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  922. They've already been in power for ten years, and they still successfully blame the other party [with the media's help], or Europe. That ain't about to change.
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  923.  @danielllewellyn757  This was my worst nightmare, but I am actually hopeful for the Labour Party [I'm not even a Labourite, I'm a Greenie]. The socialists have taken back control of their party, so hopefully now they can find someone better. That said, buckle up, we are in for a rough 5 years, the country is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. But maybe this needs to happen too.
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  924. They are infuriating...
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  925. On a side point, that clip shows that subtitling doesn't really need punctuation.
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  926. sheeple.... Joking! ;D Make sure you get your friends out to vote in the primary.
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  927.  @ArkGenesys  Ok, maybe [and that's a big maybe] we could still turn it around. But then look at the vast majority of people and the majority of corporations, many of whom are pretending to be green while they still fuck the environment, and I think we can safely say that it is indeed too late. That's not being a 'quitter', that's be realistic. Big difference.
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  928. Same. I thought they were much of a muchness, but I'm trusting her less and less to be a genuine progressive.
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  929.  D James Morgan  Good correction.
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  930.  @karenfitzpatrick6256  Like everyone sane, I was also heartbroken by what they did to Bernie. And yeah, for a few weeks I was too angry to even consider voting for Joe. But it has to be done. It's not a reflection of us when we do, just as voting Green is not some proud stance. The reality is that in the presidential vote we have a choice of two: - a shitty option and a devestatingly bad for everyone option.
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  931. And what do you think is going to happen when conservatives take control of the SCOTUS. There is nuance here, and some people's lives are going to depend on that nuance.
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  932. Just focus on the SCOTUS, that's all that matters now. Dems have to be in control of who gets put in place, and that means the presidential office as well.
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  933. She was never a liberal, just pretended to be to get what she wanted.
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  934.  Inside Voice  Congrats, it only took you four posts to get to the abuse... Prob a one of your better efforts.
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  935. Love the shock in the voice of the Speaker. The official petition for the issue to be raised in parliament in the UK has got well over the number (100k) of signatures needed to have it addressed.
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  936. Trump really is ALL bad...
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  937. Oh, thank god... phew, that was a close one.
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  938.  @Vdub-md2wz  If any gods do exist, they have made it absolutely clear that they don't want us to know anything about them... and as such, it is surely blasphemous to assume anything.
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  939. Must be doing something right then...
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  940. He doesn't hold any office, he has failed every single time he ran for UK parliament...
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  941. I loved the shot of the boats watering the ocean...
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  942. It's true. I'm a white guy, but as a non-authoritarian I won't do the whole cow-towing to them and they hate that more than anything. I have been attacked by them so many times, never once was I breaking a law, even hospitalised one time. That said, in The States, the cops are also there to enforce white supremacy, yes, even the black, asian and latin etc. ones do it. Because at the end of the day they are bullies, it's why they took the job in the first place.
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  943. Something that might help our cause would be to force pollsters to expand their usual three: Republican/Democrat/Independent... they need to include Progressive on those divides. This is just another example of the silencing of our movement.
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  944. The UK is different because it has a population that generally trusts in science and hasn't turned this into a culture war.
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  945. The Mars thing really reminds me of the ending of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy...
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  946. Would totally do this.
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  947. It's become fashionable now, and I really hate it too. Not sure if they think we'll get bored just listening to words? It's really distracting.
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  948. What a stupid system... we need to move on from monarchy, and from fawning over them.
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  949. Private funding and govn funding of research and development is not the only option. We could have community funded research as well [a UBI would help that, and it also doesn't need to be govn controlled]. State administration concentrates power into the hands of the few just as badly as capitalism does, and then they start working together. Look at what is happening to all that tax-payer funded research now... it is getting handed over to private firms to profit off.
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  950. Extra points for the Stark graphic and the memorised speel during juggling...
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  951. Well that was week... It wasn't the EU that privatised British essential services, it wasn't the EU that has undercut education and the NHS to the point of collapse, it wasn't the EU that cut military and police numbers... But congratulations on handing power over to the people who did. Douche-bags.
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  952. Is this an update, why is it being posted again?
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  953. Good break down. We need a new narrative, a new party. There's no party for either Social Democrats or for Commoners.
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  954. Commoning. We must end the idea we can 'own' natural resources, like land. Until we fix that there is no path forward.
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  955. Time for a Municipal Commoning party.
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  956. I realise this ol' trope sounds great, 'yay, let's blow it up'... and I'd agree. But it somewhat over looks Fawkes' intentions here, which were religious, and as such he's not really someone to deify.
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  957. 'Liberal wing of the British establishment' - Key point! I'm not even a Social Democrat and it amazes me that people who are, (most of my friends and fam), have no-one to vote for.
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  958. And still people happiy vote for them...
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  959. ... and Labour would do nothing to address the root cause of these issues.
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  960. The train seat thing happens to white people too. The Japanese are what's called 'atavistically racist'; meaning they consider their superiority to be so obvious to all that their treatment of others should be accepted as the norm.
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  961. It stands for Hyper Dry Original Gangster Entropy. Which is what happens when Ice T melts.
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  962.  @JohnJ469  So you haven't been to San Fran?
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  963. Many places were considered, including Madagasgar. But the zionists knew they could make it an emotional issue if it was the land of Canaan.
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  964. Exactly. But Jordie is blind to this. Still, always an interesting part of the discussion.
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  965. This is the claim always made, and it never happens, usually the opposite in fact.
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  966. ffs
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  967. He's right that Blair is utterly loathed here in the UK, by all sides. Which makes it all the more infuriating when the Guardian continues to trot him out every week for some crack at Bexit... they seem completely oblivious to the damage that man does to any position he claims to support. All he is doing is entrenching people's hatred. [btw, the names of the people on this show should be name checked in the blurb.]
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  968. And her BDSM dress...
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  969. He'd struggle even with that.
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  970. The caller failed to reveal that Labour only agreed to a People's Vote AFTER the group left. [I'm not pro them or Labour]. He also doesn't understand that a PM can't just 'put their foot down' and cancel it. Civil war would instantly break out.
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  971. btw, I thought that was a massively overly simplified and frankly disingenuous answer to what was a good question.
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  972. Same experience as Blackley [?]. I joined the Greens here in the UK, [more powerful and important in Europe than in the US] and tried to work with them for a few years, but the petty rivalries and nastiness inside the group were just too painful to put up with. The experience helped me define my politics a little more, I'm now utterly opposed to party faction. We don't need them any more. They were useful shorthand for political identity before, but with the internet we can do our own work now.
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  973. As someone that loathes ads, and have them all blocked online (don't watch tv), I'm actually fine with 'integrations', esp if they do it creatively.
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  974. Things like the filibuster, politically elected judges, the college electoral system and a long history of supporting the worst dictators in the world at the expense of the democratically elected, prove that the US only tokenistically values democracy.
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  975. My fav thing about these is that there is no human commentary...
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  976.  @iii___iii  'Regular drones' also don't eat butterflies. And frankly, to randomly accuse someone of being a Trumptard just because you disagreed, is a trumpian level ad hominem.
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  977. Terms like 'super-power' have no business being used in a nature program.
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  978. For example, we are the reason bees are dying out... good luck surviving without bees, baby... no matter how fit you are.
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  979. Yet again PBS making it about the story-tellers instead of the actual story.
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  980.  @MimiMadness94  I'm not talking about the elephants emotional capacity [is that really that hard for you to understand?] I'm talking about attributing/assuming the motivators and behaviours of the animals based on human interpretations... you know.... anthropomorphism.
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  981. You do realise parasitism is a completely valid animal existence, common in many species. Here you are judging other animals by your own human learned ideologies.
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  982. Jeez, Earth, we did not need to know what you get up to in the bathrooms of country truck-stops...
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  983. Earth: Your anus.
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  984.  @nightowl7459  Weird thing to say, they are the very people highlighting the problems with FB... See Carole Cadwalladr
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  985. Nice try, Channel 4. But the rabid mouthbreathers supporting a no deal you let in distracted the process with incessent over clapping. They are such losers, they don't know how to behave decently even when it's explained to them.
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  986.  @hubertdemarliave9983  Difficult to do, since there hasn't been a communist regime, perhaps you're confused with socialist regime. China is actually State Capitalism. Anyway the issue is more to do with authoritarianism. You know, like Trump, Xi, Bolsonaro, Duterte, et al.
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  987. And if they're de-esculated it months ago and backed off with their attempts to force HK to lose its separate status, they could have easily saved face. Now it's too late.
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  988.  @notWaldont  A Jordan Peterson.
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  989.  @Halbumen  Exactly.
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  990. So the reporter just interviewed one side and gave no context to their opinions... and this is news?
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  991. If they don't know by now the true Tory intentions, then they are not paying attention.
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  992. All round the world, police are nothing more than state-ordained thugs.
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  993. I suspect 200 odd seats is about right for a socialist party. I also reckon England is about evenly divided three ways between 'democratic socialist', 'centrist' and 'open capitalist' economic positions. So that means about 200 odd seats for each. As for who the centre are suposed to vote for now, I have no idea. That is another reason why First-Past-the-Post has to end... maybe Labour will finally understand that now.
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  994. Yes, that's how averages work.
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  995. Like all these things, there's always a kernal of truth in it... in this case, it is true that state institutions are failing us; however, not in the way these people seem to think.
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  996. There's only one way to decide.... FIGHT!
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  997. Actually a huge majority of woman identify as feminists... and so do many men, including myself.
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  998. Ok camera waaay too close... it was a shock.
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  999. It's been a theme lately on TYT,
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  1000. Fox is just blatantly trolling the planet now.
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  1001. Golgotha, do you find a second language difficult? So do the hearing impaired. English is their second language.
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  1002. This is all costing money... all just to look into made up stories.
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  1003. Why is this put up as something we needed to hear? Was it some evangalical rally?
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  1004. So much deja vu with TYT posts these days.
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  1005. So until humanity matures enough for effective anarchy we should just sit back and let the elites tear society to shreds?
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  1006. Hate it when the speaker is dubbed over. Just put subtitles, it always helps to hear the person, even if its not English.
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  1007. In the book after the gospels, Acts of the Apostles it talks about all the early followers selling all they had, including their houses and pooling the wealth for everyone. Seriously, most Christians have never even read the bible.
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  1008. Klobachar is only in the race still because she hasn't faced reality.
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  1009. We are all so past being able to hug this out... Disney has decieved us into thinking we can all just get along... it's bs.. I cannot live in an authoritarian world.
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  1010. The reporters should turn up with a megaphone and scream at him.
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  1011. He's willfully 'dumb'.
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  1012. Um, therre's actually no proof that Jesus existed. The gospels etc were written many generations after his apparent existence.
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  1013. Unfortunately, the whole issue has become politicised, so there is no longer any room for reasoned discussion... it has become tribal. And will remain that way until we all burn together.
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  1014. Why do so many progressives not vote? Because the system is authoritarian. Many commentators don't see it, but to a truly non-authoritarian person it is apparent, and they have to live in that reality all their life, and they just don't want to engage in it.
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  1015. Talk about a strawman...
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  1016. When Cenk gets it wrong... he really gets it wrong.
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  1017. Exactly. Where are the consequences for the cops?
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  1018. Every single TYT commentator has a different take on this. Really interested to see what the polls say.
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  1019. Shows what it needs lead, people are so weak... actually think it's extraordinary that so few still don't see a problem
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  1020. Can we stop saying Greta Thumberg has 'stopped her education'. She's getting a fantastic education... it doesn't only happen inside schools.
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  1021.  @celinehary3222  It's not identity politics to want to see ceilings smashed.
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  1022.  @excitedbox5705  Either way is good. Along with Bernie, I'd love to see all three working together to make real change across the nation. Their respective platforms overlap in many ways. But from a gender perspective, it'd just be so great to have a woman in the top position.
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  1023. Must be a sixteen wheeler...
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  1024. Lots of them will die... that will be a good result. Life isn't sacred.
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  1025. She's the third billy goat gruff.
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  1026. How ironic... the man has been lying through his teeth for years, but the moment he actually, and accidentally, says a truth he gets fired. Says all we need know about the standard of the MSM now.
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  1027. The apple hasn't fallen that far from the tree.. his father has said openly racist things. And then there's his great uncle, the Duke of Windsor [Edward VIII]; also a creep sexually, also a racist, and a fascist to boot. This is what you get when you don't have a proper democracy.
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  1028. I fully expected her response to Wall St being nervous to be worried about her to be Yes, but No was a much better response.
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  1029. I have often wondered how someone like Graham gets re-elected. Well, that rant by Graham showed me why he's such a long-serving pollie, it was very clever. Esp the bit where he whines that it is probably going to have to be him that explains it all to Trump. It was all directed straight at his electorate. You see, the GOP reps are facing very difficult elections, their vote base is sharply divided between Trumpettes and mod Repubs who hate Trump. This is why his rant protecting Kavanaugh during the hearing was so clever. In it, he made a big show about being 'tough'. The way he worded the bit about talking to Trump would have sounded to dim-witted Trumpettes as if he has the president's ear and is working with him. But to the moderates, it was coded message that he controls Trump, that he's one of the adults in the room. This is why that Op-ed was put out about people secretly stopping Trump from doing what he wants to do. It is a ticket for the GOP reps to indicate with a nod and a wink that they going to control him.
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  1030. There is only one reason for this... and I suspect Grindr is involved... This is not about 'cancel culture', it's the hypocrisy of his pretend lifestyle and this hidden one... people are so tired of it. Playing politics as usual.
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  1031. Watch the eyes of the estab Dem woman as Ana talks about taking the fight to the Republicans... her soul breaks.
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  1032. Teary. [Francis, did you borrow yr sister's glasses again? They do not suit yr face.]
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  1033. Pacific Islanders also have an understanding of third gender. It's just reality.
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  1034. Kyle high af.
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  1035. Ashlee needs to stop interupting other panalist's points.
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  1036. And as has been often pointed out, the bible is full of statements making it absolutely clear that his followers are to always welcome the traveller with an open heart and with hospitality. [As was and is common in the Mediterranian cultures.]
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  1037. speak for yourself.
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  1038. More of this guy please, TYT. You need more calm considered speakers.
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  1039. As a gay man, I am totally ok with a bakery or a BnB saying they don't want sell to me... that's fine. Because I want to know who they are, because I do not want to give them my money. I want to name and shame these people.
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  1040. Plus it puts on record all those who side with Trump in this.
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  1041. Love Francesca and John...
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  1042. You might not like or want the violence, but it has been unleashed now, and it won't go back in its box until driven back there. History at least shows us that much. We are going to have to prepare ourselves to fight them. The violence may come more naturally to them, but we are smarter, so will win in the end... again.
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  1043. Totally agree with John. I think it has religious evangalical shit. Makes my skin crawl.
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  1044. Jayar nails it here... Americans have this painful exceptionalism. It has a big effect on how other nationalities see the country. Americans are loved in one, but then the way Americans behave makes it very difficult.
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  1045. Please fix the failed grammar in the title.
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  1046. Authoritarians - all of them.
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  1047. It was meant to be catchy... and it worked.
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  1048. This is the politicians gearing up for payments from the video game makers... pay up or we will ban your games... The only time they act is to make money.
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  1049. Darwin's rule... let it happen.
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  1050. 'Sets a terrible precedent'... well that's apt, it comes from a terrible president.
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  1051. It's also really hard for the good cops to speak up... I know this from bitter experience. I was a school teacher, and took my responsibilites seriously. But there are bad teachers out there, and as I'm proud of my profession and want it to be respected and held in good regard by the community, it's essential to me that we weed out the bad ones. At a school I once worked at there was a really bad teacher, everyone knew it, the TAs I shared with her often told me tales of her appaling behaviour. I asked them to report her but that more than their pay was worth. In the end it got so bad, I put in a formal complaint to the school board triggering an investigation. And the response from almost all the staff was they turned on me, to the point that I had to leave. The teacher was eventually fired, and I heard that they were all pleased she was gone.Great.
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  1052. What did he think was going to happen? I'm sorry, but I'm not for failed candidates just suddenly throwing their hat in the ring. You should prove yrself politically first. Same goes for Beto.
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  1053. The colours for political parties is so weird. Nowhere in the world are conservatives red. The answer is to ban political parties.
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  1054. Extraordinary. So much to unravel in that. Nationhood was the gateway drug to global identity. I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I identify as so much more than just the country I was born in.
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  1055. You just know this is all about his feelings of inadequacy...
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  1056. There is just no barrel bottom rightwing bullshitters won't scrap.
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  1057. I wish you guys separated TYT from RoF... I have zero interest in this stuff.
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  1058. The other finger for Pence is that they talked about evoking the 25th, by which they meant part 4. And guess who has to evoke that...
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  1059. *Easily picks up mic. Society envies the wealth capitalism traps in the hands of the 1%.
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  1060. Yet again, Cenk making it all about him.
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  1061. Too right, Emma.
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  1062. I thought it was the Heritage Foundation that provided the list Trump is picking his judges from?
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  1063. You know whatwould be great, TYT... Would be if your clickbait titles matched the actual content. How many times has there been misleading titles, it's really tiresome, and discredits you from being taken seriously as a genuine media outlet.
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  1064. Some of Yang's proposals look good, some I am very doubtful about. My concern here is his arrogance, I get the feeling that he is a bit of a 'My-way-or-the-Highway' kinda guy, who will plow on with his agenda even if it is failing in places.
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  1065. Moore doesn't see TYT as part of the working class.
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  1066. Well you'd cert know a total joke when you see one...
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  1067. Cenk nailed the reason... Trump sycophants are all speaking in public to an audience of one. One thin-skinned baby.
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  1068. Seriously, why is Hasan on this show?
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  1069. Do we want our elections to descend to that level?... they already have.
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  1070. They need reminding...
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  1071. And his half hearted attempt to move out of shot...
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  1072. I still prefer the old style logo, as on his cap.
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  1073. Reminds me of Churchill's apparent response to the idea of cutting the arts budget during the war... 'Then what are we fighting for?' As a result Britain was the only war time country to retain its art funding.
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  1074. Ah, yes, let's attack the people actually trying to address the issues ravaging these people's lives. You are so easily led to look away from the cause and attack instead the symptoms...
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  1075.  @vsikifi  I really like the sound of that... 'isoisoisa'
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  1076. Anyone claiming that the Oasis brothers have any skills either musically or verbally is revealing their own ignorance...
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  1077.  @signalfire6  But, but then there's all those annoying polls which show that everything you just said is false... oops! So much for maths, huh.
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  1078. Does his plan cover being kicked hard square in the nuts by Warren?
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  1079. Van Jones use of the term 'the people' when actuually only talking about centralists is telling on his bias... and yet he, and CNN, never acknowledges that.
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  1080. The actual division is the naturally cooperative person and the naturally competitive person. The former want a shared world and don't need authoritarian figures standing over them to do the right thing. The latter actually need carrots and sticks or they will act with greed and self-interest. But they have no idea that the others exist because, they can't imagine what it looks like. Hence we do need to separate. We are always fascinated by the end of an evolutionary line, but a new one forming could be even more interesting... Either way, it's about to happen.
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  1081.  @gregwilde1119  A lot of people in media orgs like this one, maybe don't like him; but on the street, Bernie has the highest favourablity of ANY politician. He is way ahead in the national polling, and he gets the most donations by far in every state (except the home states of each candidate).
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  1082. @Howard Roark Crowd size? Have you seen the crowds Bernie is pulling at his rallies on the west coast? Oh no, you haven't, the media isn't covering it.
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  1083. The KJV 1611 would have also had a huge influence on that time period being so prolific. Both it and Shakespeare's writings were constantly adapted for over a hundred years... we should have continued that process.
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  1084. No, he's well known already here [hopefully he'll come visit soon]. It is just that the BBC is so far behind the times that they have no idea what is going on in the world, and seem to be run by the biggest idiots. It's embarrassing, and we all have to pay for this rubbish with our taxes.
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  1085. @Steve-s8k Pathetic
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  1086. What an excrutiatingly bad interview. This station was once respected around the world, yet now they put this up, presumably under the notion that it was good? Good grief.
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  1087. Very good. The enclosure/colonialism that created modern Capitalism has disconnected us from nature and its limitations. This is at the core of why we are living beyond the planet's ability to provide, we are too disconnected. I have come to the opinion that living in urban settings has been a huge human mistake. I was a teacher, and one time will my students were sitting an exam, I noticed that many of them were furiously jiggling their legs up and down. I realised that they were actually simulating walking and I had the thought that this was maybe biological, that our brains are 'turned on' by the act of walking. Was that Dartmoor?
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  1088. Get yr coat.
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  1089.  @grischa762  They can be, but they are not as it isn't cost effective. That's part of the ruse, they say they are recyclable, but then they don't do it. Same as is happening with plastics.
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  1090. Ok, so the latest issue that has come up about renewables I am having concerns about is that most of the tech we are using (PV panels and lge HAWTs) is not recylable/renewable it's just gonna get trashed every 20-30 years. In other words, it's just feeding capitalism's endless thirst, it's linear not circular, so not reducing actual energy use.
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  1091. I really don't think I could be civil to someone who continues to knowingly invest in fossil fuels.
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  1092. It makes absolutely zero difference who you vote for in the US, zero. There's is presently no competent person 'in charge' right now, and it doesn't matter in the slightest. So in other words, they don't run the country.
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  1093. In my early teens I was obsessed with all things Tolkien. I taught myself the script, not knowing much about runes, and could write and read it as easily as romanji. I later found out a girl in my year also learnt it and we would write long letters to each other.
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  1094.  @theauthority7278  Good example!
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  1095. Idk, man, it just doesn't feel like a real Climate Town episode without some blue-tape chest hairs and nipples...
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  1096. And he stole the commons.
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  1097. Even better put the commons back in the hands of the community...
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  1098. Ethical consumption! woohoo... It makes a change to be mesmerised by a crutch instead of nipples... The Brit Fashion Council discovered that we have already have enough clothes to clothe the next six generations.
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  1099. Another dimension's void...
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  1100. nope
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  1101. not.
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  1102. Amber has the best wardrobe. jels.
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  1103. That whole video reminds me of male pigeons strutting around and chasing females.
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  1104. It would change everything...
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  1105. Since having given up on humanity doing what is needed to address climate change, I have become more focussed on plastics. It's difficult/impossible to avoid, and shoes is definitely one of the hardest, so any development in this field would be great. Of course, it's still only the minority who ever care enough to make the changes necessary.
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  1106. aadwtmdlrl?
    2
  1107. Once again, capitalist structures make the process focus on the wrong things, and waste limited resources. Still think we should be looking more at Vertical Axis options, esp as they can be silent and could scale up easier.
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  1108. No desert is 'lifeless', but facts like this are not convenient for the tech-will-save-us bros.
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  1109. Renewables does not equal less fossil fuel. Reduction is more important. In the UK it's called YIMBYism, but relates more to building houses on the greenbelt.
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  1110. My thought was a small spare one in the car that gave say 50 miles, giving plenty of time to get it swapped.
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  1111. A tenth the cost but a tenth the longevity... is not going to drive huge change.
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  1112. A lot of buildings prior to air con etc were built with passive temp regulation in mind. I grew up in a house called a Queenslander, (basically surrounded by a covered veranda and on stilts so that the sun doesn't touch the walls and air flows all round), but they stopped building them. We need to get back to this way of building.
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  1113. The cells on the Sono provide an average 112 km extra per week... that literally does 'get close' to my work commute.
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  1114. Can I suggest for the book that Vanessa doesn't frame any one type of self-narrative as better than another.
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  1115. It's a fab looking cake!
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  1116. Sorry, but it's bs that Jesus [whoever he was] was non-judgmental. He came to enforce the law, not change it. And when asked to clarify, he doubled down on supportin all the oppressive ancient laws. The whole thing about 'judge not that you be not judged' was about not doing god's job and setting yourself up as a proxy diety. [Matt 5.] So ah, perhaps doesn't know the bible as well as he claims, which personally is a good thing.
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  1117. My garbage person of the week is my arsehole neighbour who likes dragging his furniture around the house at 5 in the morning... Somewhat specific perhaps, but I'm stickin with it.
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  1118. I guarantee you his millions of viewers thought that was an utterly sane and fair point.
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  1119. Remember when Cartman saw people with asses for faces and just couldn't laugh because it was all just too much...
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  1120. ARIA: Alexandria, Rashida, Ilhan, Ayanna.
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  1121. Fuck god, fuck troops.
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  1122. 100% someone is going to play manniquin and then suddenly move when the waiter serves the wine.
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  1123. He really is making it impossible to vote for him. Fuck him.
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  1124. Thank goodness... finally people are moving on from that name. Pelosi...? Pelosi...? Hello? Piece of shit, sit on that.
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  1125. I love that John's hair in the old clip at the end is worse than his lockdown hair.
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  1126. Oh, THAT'S how they get those moving shots. Can we take a moment to appreciate the aim skills of the pilot.
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  1127. The bull said, 'Hold my grass'.
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  1128. Go Orcas!
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  1129.  @untatua1740  No, you were right... he really is a Border, he just got squished down in an unfortunate accident. We try not talk about it front of him.
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  1130. doses
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  1131. Personally, I welcome our new duck overlords... Quack.
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  1132. Just terrifying.
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  1133. The balls on that first guy to hold down the ride... Bug flight sure ain't graceful, but it gets the job done.
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  1134. You never see them... that's how good they are.
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  1135. If octopus could just start living longer (only a few years) they could def become the next super intelligent species. Water would still be their natural home, but they will use land for resources and exploration in much the same way we use water. Technology Connections needs to get on to that Buick.
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  1136. Did you mean the UK or England?... two very diff things.
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  1137. Six saddest words: 'That's the end of this video'.
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  1138. And it wasn't perfect anyway.
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  1139. Well, whilst all the other reindeer shouted out with glee and never called Rudulf names no more... Frosty just couldn't let it go... he had to just keep making sly little comments, till one day Rudulf just snapped...
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  1140. How long before kids start putting peanuts on that crossing...
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  1141. Brendan Frazer says, 'ehhh'.
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  1142. Ok, I think I laughed at that one more than I ever have for a comment.
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  1143. Freaky.
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  1144. That was a mating call of the ostrich... Fun fact: they are more attracted to humans than other ostriches. When they farm them, people have to hide so that the males stay focussed on the females. How is that guy not one of the actors in Xmen or Marvel?
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  1145.  @xaenon  Then you REALLY misunderstand what a karen is... it's a judgmental piece of shit... you know, like that cyclist.
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  1146.  @marthaedwards8199  How to tell everyone you've been called a Karen... no doubt correctly by the sounds of it.
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  1147. Same. One teacher said it showed disrespect. Which to me means they have a pretty superficial understanding of what respecting someone means.
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  1148. Was the 'christian charity' line sarcasm?
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  1149. We should all have 5 Super-Likes to give out each year.
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  1150. Exactly, this has been well documented now. Frankly, that was a lazy presumption. Yet whilst it was easier, it was also more precarious, which is probably one reason agriculture became more popular, despite its heavy workload.
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  1151. Seth should have done a big AHHHHH when the crime of saying AHHHH after sipping tea came up.
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  1152. The States are three distinct countries being held in a hostage situation, and it needs to separate ammicably before it blows up.
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  1153.  @CitanulsPumpkin  But it would still be on record tho.
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  1154. Catagory 5 dumbicane!
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  1155. Pelosi et al are too busy hob-nobbing with their media and corporate chums to fight.
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  1156. My god, I had no idea what he was trying to say.
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  1157. Great what a bit of surgery can do, which Daddy paid for when you where a teen.
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  1158. nailed nailed nailed.
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  1159. I love that the camera operator kept her chest in shot whilst she asked why so many grown men are obsessed with her...
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  1160. It's a media analysis program.
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  1161. I mean, you could at least get trumpie's nickname for him right...
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  1162. No thanks.
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  1163. Lies! We all know that pun was fully intended...
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  1164. The ABC's Q+A is a hundred times better than the BBC's QT, which is unwatchable.
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  1165. People are surely not watching 7'News' for anything less...
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  1166. Dr Cornel needs to use the Pet Shop Boys song 'Go West'. It'll be ironic if it's the GOP who get the first female pres. elected. Like the Tories beating Labour to it. How deluded to think that a Dem like Al Gore wouldn't have also had the 'War on Terror'. Why do pundits keep falling for the bs that the Dems aren't also warmongers? They are just as bad as Reps. That is because war is the US main industry.
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  1167. I like his work, but he should have thought twice before making an image that only serves to spread misinformation and enflames the stupid and damaging cuture war that has developed over vaccine mandates.
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  1168. Bit rich, when it was the allies who cut and run with their tails between their legs...
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  1169. And I was born one week later... Accident? Yes.
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  1170. You know, there were Australians in the tower... The number of people from other countries so often gets left out of the discussion in the States.
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  1171. I think a decent internet connection and a connecting device would be more useful these days to people in remote regions.
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  1172. But that's not how it is done now.
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  1173.  @emilydavison2053  I am afraid, and will be careful. I really don't want to be arrested! But we can't allow the country to descend into fascism without at least a fight.
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  1174. Desperate stretch there...
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  1175. He was wrong to exclude him, but I think his thoughts were on the others on the room, including Ukrainians.
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  1176. There's good reason why marginalised people do not trust the MSM...
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  1177. er, plastic.
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  1178. The focus on Feigl-Ling's past comments by Grant were utterly unrelated and unnecessary.
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  1179. The other thing this proves is that China is really State Capitalist. Capitalism needs slaves [whether physical or wage] to function.
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  1180. Some serious talent behind whoever makes these...
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  1181. Yeah, boo free speech... Who needs it in a functioning democracy.
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  1182. I had to check the date of this. The colours, the hair, the resolution all looked 70s. Not necess a bad thing...
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  1183. I feel like I'd watch more if it was always presented from the shower or in a towel...
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  1184. I thought he kept saying Bilbo.
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  1185. Why are these things presented like high school students are all three year olds?
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  1186. Mediawatch has always criticised the ABC when it gets it wrong... that is nothing new.
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  1187. I'm slowly crossing over, like George I still have eggs occasionally, and I'm experimenting with the plant-based meat substitutes which are genuinely getting better. I love things like scones, muffins and shortbread, and those things really need milk and/or butter to work, and the alternatives don't work so well. Also, I still need cow's milk in my cuppa. I've been hopeful that the lab grown milk would be available by now, but it seems to have disappeared from discussion.
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  1188. It's more about the semantic debate of what do you call it. I agree with the woman who said it needed a better name than 'auto-coup'...
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  1189. They know the damage will be done, they know a later retraction will be ignored... their rabid listeners will believe whatever they are told.
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  1190. 40-50% approval for economy is very good considering just how many people actually hate the economic system in its entirety, a sizable demographic which is always underappreciated.
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  1191. Yet.
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  1192.  @DragonsOfAra  A tragic reality... and something we've known about for over 40 years.
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  1193. Levi are more ethical! Did not see that coming.
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  1194.  @judas2891  I reckon Biden was only ever going to be a one-termer. I won't be surprised if he hands the baton over to Kamala at the end of this term.
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  1195. An empty plane... great. Why is the rise of the independents being ignored still?
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  1196. In my uni days in Australia, I hung out with guys who could just have well been this band. It's kinda comforting to find that all round the world there's a little rag-tag ferally group that wouldn't need to know a word each other said to get along happily.
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  1197. Liberals gotta liberal.
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  1198. There's a difference with bumping into a pole and getting hit by a car driver, why is the car driver excused from the responsibility for the enormous danger of harm their vehicle can cause?
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  1199. I no longer live in Oz but I still watch this (and Ozzyman). So glad I can get access to it this way.
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  1200. It was great to give the women time to talk about their experiences. And Saba's point about acting against the regime is true It contrasts to the centrists on the panel just talking about what's happening in Iran as 'terrible' etc which is so lame... But really, it's fantastic that there is an uprising. More power to them, they are being very brave. But sanctions are not the obvious answer, as it can just hurt the people more.
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  1201. Your name and views check out...
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  1202. Interesting report with some good info. Hadn't thought about the idea of the 'auto-coup', though as the woman said, it needs a better name. I didn't agree with the last guy saying that the two sides now can't and won't talk. The reasonable side, the ones who know the election wasn't stolen, are always prepared to talk.
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  1203. It must be so weird for someone in the US to see how reporting should be done...
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  1204. I hope they can sort out the cars and in particular the buses. When I went to San Jose I had to get out of the city after a few days as I got a migraine from the vehicle smog.
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  1205. He deserves to be on a note just for the name alone...
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  1206. Pedant Moment: Whet.
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  1207.  @Yotanido  Ok so I'm actually British, I live in Britain, and I and nobody I know say auntie and anti the same way. Ever.
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  1208.  @jUQMtDmf  nooooooo....
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  1209.  @Yotanido  No, we pronounce it <arntie>.
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  1210. I've literally put the entire title, content creator's name, and the year, and it still wouldn't show me.
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  1211.  @Jehty_  Lasts much longer
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  1212. Beggars belief.
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  1213. Shhh, don't tell them their military is funded socially.
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  1214. God, it's so funny.
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  1215. Nothing wrong with 'cross-dressing'.
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  1216. How do the people who work with him keep a straight face.
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  1217.  @howardmctroy3303  I know right, fancing having feelings... imagine caring... the very thought of giving a shit...
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  1218. Issues around trans-right are important... but we need to remember it's a relatively new and quite complex issue. People are going to take the wrong perspective, especially when you have respected commentators, like Germaine Greer, also being transphobic. I think Emma's right, we do need to cut some slack on the issue, bring people on board, get them meeting people in the trans community; they will come to understand. Someone like Joe is open-minded, he can be persuaded.
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  1219.  @just-Banks  Of course no one will else will start doing a better job. Just mean his wording was to indicate that he was still trying to be open-minded.
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  1220. Healthcare workers should refuse to care for them. Let them get their own nurses and doctors to put themselves at risk caring for them. Honestly, this is where my brutal evolutionary rationalism comes crawling out... let them have at it, let them die. Just make sure they are denied any contact to other more intelligent people.
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  1221.  @dannyv161  A hundred times more intelligent , honourable and brave than the pathetic losers you idolise.
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  1222.  @grimmwolf6695  Seriously, dude... you're laughable.
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  1223. Hell yeah.
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  1224. Drugs and healthcare are expensive...
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  1225. I think they've done the meth.
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  1226. It's the only scenario in which it would become absoutely essential that Bernie campaigns as a third, write-in candidate. He must do it, and any Dem politician that didn't support him should be struck off if he manages to take control. It would be a mammoth and epic fight. Honestly, I'd hand every spare penny I had over to it, it would be that important.
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  1227. Excrutiating.
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  1228. Just to put some balance to that, there are always some who survive a virus attack, even Ebola had a 50%survival rate. And humans have proven incredibly good at bouncing back, numbers wise. It's just one of nature's brutal little ways of controlling populations, esp of the predator animals.
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  1229. So nice to let a clip finish knowing Cenk wont be hounding us afterwards with his 'Thanks for watching...' stuff.
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  1230. There is no centre any more. The overton window has split in half and sits at the two ends.
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  1231. A hundred upticks...
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  1232. I have a cliche for you Em... 'We got 'em on the rails.' I know it's a pipe-dream... but imagine if all the Prog Dems standing unseated all the corporate ones... heaven.
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  1233. 100% !
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  1234. Like, the quiet one that keeps shy-smiling to one girl in the crowd... And is utterly unfazed when all kinds of shit kicks off around him, he just keeps playing.
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  1235. Still being dazzled by identity politics... they'll never learn. 'Oh look, everyone, I'm supporting a gay candidate, I'm supporting a woman... I'm so right-on.'
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  1236. You just know they'd love to, but prob smart enough not to do it openly. Then again...
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  1237. I love Emma's little vignettes.
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  1238. If Warren's smart she'll pick him as VP the day he drops out.
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  1239. It's not Friedman at all. It's a good way to inject needed capital into the economy, so in that sense it links more to Keynes. In fact, it is an idea both left and right can support as it is a more effective way to provide benefits, so reduces government activity.
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  1240.  @michaelm3691  Then guys like you get upset when we say we don't want to bother debating with morons.
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  1241. Invest in a bloody selfie stick.
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  1242. Well, it's probably hypothetical... let's find out!
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  1243.  @fatalshore5068  Yeah, I think it was coke too. It's that controlling arm across the shoulders that always gets me with guys like this, screaming 'ownership'.
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  1244. Perfectly summing up their own irrelevence...
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  1245. That was an interesting idea to have Klobechar as VP... I get the reasoning, she is personable, but she would have to be fully signed up to the Bernie agenda.
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  1246. That's not the purpose of a vox pop.
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  1247. What was the cause of Biden's uptick in June on that graph, seemingly at the cost of Bernie?
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  1248.  @theboss1790  Once again... projecting your own weaknesses onto others.
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  1249.  John Smith  Basically because the average conservative voter is so easily fooled.
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  1250. The GOP must be wondering how they got it so easy...
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  1251. @Free HongKong Funny, you say you know what it is... but then accuse a guy just advocating for universal healthcare... something every other developed country has, that it means he's a dreaded 'commie'. But then, that's what happens when you make random misplaced assumptions about people, including me.
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  1252. @Free HongKong You clearly have no idea what 'communism' means, just like to bandy it around in a disparaging way. Do you think that's 'owning the left'? Cause that's pretty sad if you do... We'd just like someone that could actually beat Trump... every time the DNC has run a centrist candidate since the Clinton era, they have lost.
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  1253. Honestly, the way the whole country treats immigrants is no different than what Blooms did.
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  1254. That's not how it works.
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  1255. Sorry, but how can it be anything more than 'Stop doing X', start doing Y'? Like literally, what is a possible alternative?
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  1256.  @oddeven327  nice.
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  1257. She is also in the Hollywood area, so actually, it would prob help her there.
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  1258. Triggered much...
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  1259. ... and muslims are being demonised too.
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  1260. I enjoy John's and Brett's camaraderie.
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  1261.  @latjolajban81  I am aware that he was making that point, obviously, but he also said clearly that the Dems had to attract the centre right to have any chance of winning. Which is bs.
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  1262. Disagree. We need to stop pretending we can get along. The simple fact is, there are two very differing people now; anti authoritarians and authoritarians. The latter will never let the former live in peace. The only answer now is to separate. Civilisation has changed, and disney-dilusions that we can put everything back in the box and pretend to get along is over.
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  1263. I don't understand the concept of 'believing' in a celebrity inage? Is this a poor translation or just a culture disconnect?
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  1264. An essential report to counter the lies and misinformation being spread by the governor of Texas and Fled Cruz.
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  1265. Nope it's just all capitalism... this is what it looks like.
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  1266. So in fact, Kia are the most honest. Interesting.
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  1267. Ah, Soviet Russia were basically the ones who ended WWII.
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  1268.  @garrybro12791  I'm British...
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  1269.  @bingoberra18  To where...
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  1270.  @MsZsc  Then you don't understand what secularism means... It means not imposing ideology on others, or assuming we all think the same.
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  1271.  @MsZsc  Then why 'trust' in it?
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  1272. Slavery still exists.
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  1273.  @agent99._.53  The motto is a creed it is assumed we all live by... so you are attributing a falsehood to every citizen... which is a lie.
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  1274.  Dragon1717  How utterly irrelevant... you have the constitutional right to protest. You don't get to decide which you deem 'acceptable' or not.
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  1275. Me too, probably.
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  1276. Really important point... people talk like this year is an anomaly, but it's just a taster of how things are going to get... And it's not like we weren't warned.
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  1277. Funny how life works out sometimes...
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  1278. @MIDEKSA GONFA we do not need more humans atm...
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  1279. 'Animals have them too'... Have we reached full human exceptionalism yet? Hello, we are still very much an animal.
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  1280. @The People their base product is poor quality.
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  1281. Knew they would show the Bradbury race. Why don't they just move the start line back to the end of the second curve, that way there is more straight line to the first curve.
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  1282. Governance needs to be taken out of federal hands. New communities designed around natural freshwater networks need to be established with higher authority, elsewise this is just going to keep happening as the broken national electoral system keeps yo-yoing back and forth. When you bring politics down to the local level and make it participatory, then everyone left and right gets on the same page more often.
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  1283. Because what... women don't?
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  1284. Because capitalism values profits over people.
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  1285.  @DousedInPiss  Renewables are cheaper both short term and long term... especially when you actually factor in waste disposal, which always conveniently gets ignored with all discussion around nuclear.
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  1286.  @maitahom9958  You barely even bother to hide your blatent racism, do you.
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  1287. This is the kind of fear-mongering that causes ignorant decisions to be made... It has been shown to work against both variants.
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  1288. Correct, it's authoritarian against anti-authoritarian... the true divide in humanity.
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  1289. Kinda glosses over how bad centrist Democrats are, and how much real-world harm they have done. Obama was a particular disappointment.
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  1290. Have we had enough of 'hoping' and 'changing' yet?
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  1291. I honestly think, she still thinks she's playing an astute political game, and that she'll get the nod next time. With what? The resolute 3% she gets in the polls every time? We all see through you, Amy.
    2
  1292. Everyone knows it, but for some bizarre reason the MSM treat him seriously.
    2
  1293. They all start quaking when Katie gets her whiteboard out.
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  1294. And the liberals ie every newspaper, inc The Guardian, will absolutely use this to claim he is an antisemite again.
    2
  1295. That's lovely.
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  1296. The reason this is becoming a thing is because there are all these people insisting that a persons biology sets their gender. So tiresome.
    2
  1297. And helping the birthing in the process then...
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  1298. I bet the MSM barely bother to cover the story.
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  1299. It's not even difficult to predict. The only caveat I'd add is that it is highly unlikely he wins. Tho this Covid thing could sink Trump so bad that even a donkey could beat him. [See what I did there...]
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  1300. I'm guessing that 3% advantage is outside margins of error.
    2
  1301. They give you meta-awareness.
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  1302. Brilliant, thanks for the follow up. Yes!
    2
  1303. Come on, there's a bunch of them now... Ilhan, Rashida, Katie, Cori, Ayanna, Jamaal.
    2
  1304. They don't care if they win or lose, they make their millions either way.
    2
  1305. This is because the are only interested in the spectacle... not policy... that's why we end up with reality-tv people as leaders.
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  1306. The corporate dems do this every time...
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  1307. They have to also consider how the MSM will play it... and we know they will use any block of the bill (which the MSM are all glorifying) to damn the Progressive bloc. It's all very well for us in our well-informed bubble to judge them, but that's not the reality in the wider world.
    2
  1308. It's true, there was an account of voter fraud... awkwardly it was by a republican...
    2
  1309. Ok, it's not an organisation, but the movement does still exist... you can use the name.
    2
  1310.  @oliverarguello6472  I still think we should put Biden in, only because of the whole RBG thing. Abortion rights will be lost and millions of women will suffer as a result.
    2
  1311. It's already too late. The majority of folk are simply not able to react to a graph in the same way they would react to a lion. By the time this actually jumps out at us it will be too late. We're screwed.
    2
  1312. They know the country is entering a fascist state and know they will get away with anything. They will continue to act with impunity under Trump.
    2
  1313. Um... 'This is the biggest city in the world.' wtf? US-centrism at it's finest. We'll put that one down to fever-brain.
    2
  1314. Needed subtitles... Couldn't hear it.
    2
  1315. You'd think that would have been first on their list, but it looks like they didn't even countenance it.
    2
  1316. Never gets tired. I was listening to a Son House song once on headphones [which helped the sound] and heard a brilliant fart... pissed myself laughing as I was walking. Reminded me of the greatest tune ever composed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVB95IcNocU
    2
  1317. Have we reached peak dysfunctional capitalism yet?
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  1318. Then suffer under Trump and lose control of the Supreme Court... great going...
    2
  1319. Honestly, I wouldn't waste time trying to... The vast majority will stay in it until it collapses, which it inevitably will. i was born into a cult and went through hell getting out of it as an adult, and still have an extremely strained relationship with my family. I couldn't even get them to understand that I what I believe in is even valid.
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  1320. Says a lot about the voters that after everything they still vote for him...
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  1321. Gotta say I'm surprised Warren didn't get better on the economy.
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  1322.  @youtuber-lr8ck  Yes, there is always going to be different views, even between just two people. But the real divide between humans is not left and right, but authoritarian and non-authoritarian. These two camps can not live together peacefully, and should separate. [That will mean strict border controls for the non-authoritarian societies, as they will have the healthier and wealthier communities.]
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  1323.  @justinokraski3796  State lines are arbitrary anyway, just the fact that there are so many straight lines reveals that. It is better to structure governance around natural economic zones, which in turn are often influenced by geography, such as rivers systems and mountains.
    2
  1324.  @TheEricrya  The Pelosis etc are certainly making a tonne of money of him...
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  1325.  @jodders619  Yeah, I know right. I saw that article too, decided not to expose myself to its stupidity. I still quick scan the paper online each day, not sure why I bother; I guess for the occasional Aditya articles.
    2
  1326.  @maxsmart645  Yup.
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  1327. RLM!
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  1328.  @thomasgill223  They're def trying to set it up... feeling the waters to see if it would be accepted. Accepted by the elites that is, they don't give a shit what everyday people think.
    2
  1329.  Freeze Peach  Ah yes... polls. I remember them.
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  1330.  @fastd63  Yes, that was the end of it for her, she had no bargaining power after that. She should have been disendorsed.
    2
  1331. Well, it is Kentucky... so we'll have to take the wins where we can. Hopefully, the people there will start to see the good that progressive policies can do for them.
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  1332.  @hello7032  Seriously, you're gonna blame him now for those deaths!?
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  1333. I hope that 'doctor' has had her licence revoked. I'm honestly not hugely concerned about people who did things like injecting bleach. Frankly I believe we should be letting evolution have its way, then maybe there wouldn't be so many stupid people on this planet.
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  1334. Allow us a moment to gloat, it was a long hard four years. And doing one thing doesn't exclude the other...
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  1335. They wanted white people in charge.
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  1336. The look on the faces behind him... priceless.
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  1337. nope... for all... full stop.
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  1338. And then tries to make it about the reporter... who thankfully had the sense to push back on her.
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  1339.  @parsonj39  Why, she was crying about the pain people she was meeting were in... notice she quickly changed the focus back to them.
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  1340. Really good point about owning the fact that I will be proudly helping Biden lose when I don't vote for him... Extending the thought from the doco, The Planet of the Humans, that just came out, I think we need to stop empowering the centrists. But no matter what you decide, make sure you go and vote down ballot for the progressives.
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  1341.  @daveindezmenez  Incredible isn't it... and zero policy option for even the most basic healthcare.
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  1342. Haha, you know it.
    2
  1343. This is about SO much more than 'their training'.
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  1344. Nailed it.
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  1345. Shhh, don't let Trump hear that one, he'll knick it.
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  1346. I mean, it's fascinating to watch a country collapse into civil war. It's just not something you ever expect to see happen during your lifetime.
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  1347. Forgive me if I don't hold my breathe.
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  1348. My experience of when conservatives go left is that the nominally 'left' party tries to outflank by going right... not more left.
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  1349. Forget about Med4All, it's not on the table for the next 4 years. It fucking sucks, but there it is. But we do still have the small matter of the Supreme Court to worry about, and consequentially, a woman's rights over her own body. It deserves everyone's consideration.
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  1350. People do notice, it is the main topic of discussion in the UK.
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  1351. It wasn't about his other policies, like renationalising the rail, they are still popular. It was Brexit and Corbyn's own inability to handle the media. Bernie is much better at handling it than Corbyn was.
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  1352. He did, he was known for it... it was called lexit, and was never widely popular.
    2
  1353. It's not true we laughed... we looked on in horror and sympathy... Though yes, Trump is a laughing stock, but everyone is laughing at that.
    2
  1354.  @travisrhodus1362  It's too late... ... Brains! Brains!
    2
  1355. Hopefully not.
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  1356. This does indeed freak me out.
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  1357.  @glowingsme7943  Thank you. Tot agree that once it got successfully implemented in one place the other states would topple. States working together would be good. What about the whole west coast?
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  1358. My mother and sister are dyed-in-the-wool evangalicals and pro-life. Trump has so shocked them, they will now have reasoned conversations with me about alternative econmics and progressive ideas. It only took them 40 years... and an orange cretin. There religious beliefs means they also refuse to vote, which I've always counted as a blessing, but now...
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  1359.  @rosemali3022  That's true.
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  1360.  @cezarcatalin1406  Hence why so many Americans remain incapable of improving their country... I mean, this is a place that still, STILL, uses the electoral college system to distort democracy, and still, STILL won't implement universal healthcare even though it has been proven, decades ago, to be more efficient and cost effective.
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  1361. She def could win - depends on voter fraud tho.
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  1362. I really love that map.
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  1363. The pro-mining conservatives in Aust are in league with the farmer's party, and even they admit it's real.
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  1364. Agreed, we should say it loud and clear. We did not vote for him, and that we will continue to NOT vote every time they force a rightwing candidate on us.
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  1365. Once again showing the true colour of their money...
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  1366. Honestly not sure this is a good idea. It's a big job and will consume all his time... is that really that best use of his talents? Holding the others to the fire is more his stream... Though he'll be good to watch in hearings, he can tag team with AOC and Porter.
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  1367. A bus driver was just murdered in France by two pricks for asking them to put on a mask to get on the bus!
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  1368. Ok, but this isn't a race issue. The Israeli apologists are just trying to make it one.
    2
  1369. Dear lord...
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  1370.  @Zayyid  He still has zero respect for him, he know's he's a mron, he's just hoping to play him, like every other authoritarian leader does.,
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  1371.  @terised  Stop interrupting his incoherent rant with facts!
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  1372. Reminds me of how Killer Whales got named through a bad translation of the spanish, which was actually 'whale killers'.
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  1373. Every single one of them goes to the end of the line for healthcare provision... then they'll be screaming the loudest.
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  1374. He was right about one thing tho... media is all about the spectacle. And he should know.
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  1375. She clearly isn't.
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  1376. No way... they need to pay their taxes and still stay out of politics.
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  1377. All religions are cultural.
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  1378. That is a really good campaign slogan... we need to put that up on posters all over the South and Bible Belt.
    2
  1379. And on the bible he said: 'It is full of interest. It has noble poetry in it, some clever fables; some blood-drenched history; some good morals; a wealth of obscenity; and upwards of a thousand lies.'
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  1380.  @carolmckee8456  I'm happily an atheist personally, but I think I get her point. Religion is a method of control, and as such, uses belief as tool for abuse of authority. I can understand that someone might be happy to assume there are gods, but not ascribe any codes to that belief.
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  1381. The total package.... talking of package, how about that David Doel.
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  1382. Literally. The three guys from my year, the ones you avoided at all times, esp if alone, all became cops.
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  1383. Those kind of figures are surely a delegate majority...
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  1384. The whole Twitter thing reminds me of what happened to Lindsay Ellis.
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  1385. Seriously, it's over.
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  1386. Once again, Trump says the quiet bits loud.. and his base lap it up. I honestly can't see how the voter suppression wont be successful. It's already half done. We will never know the true results of this vote. But what is really shocking about this is just how few even seem to care.
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  1387. Funny to see Cenk in politician mode. Great questions, David. Well done.
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  1388. That graph shows that Clinton actually did more harm than Reagan...
    2
  1389. Ah Pook.
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  1390. Tech bros will be the first to welcome fascism. I don't support either Party, but the one good thing about the Dems winning would be to see his collapse. But overall, it's a clear indication that the US is not an actual democracy when there is such a crimminal thing as a 'Presidental Pardon'.
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  1391. The reality, of course, is that if we do this then industry and govt will just use it as an excuse ('problem solved') to carry on polluting.
    2
  1392. Well, it's not like she could rely on her own force to do the job...
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  1393. Brilliant. So is this like the First Contact rule? [AIDS didn't crossover to humans, the HIV did.]
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  1394. Just shows how over valued Tesla was. I saw him for who he was after the Thai rescue thing, and saying in response to a Bolivian water-rights coup, 'we will coup who we want to'.
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  1395.  @Itsallfun3000  It wouldn't need to be a long race.
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  1396. I actually believe that every single F1 race weekend should include a race like this. It could be a different car each time, provided by the car company. And yes, with points to be won, though not necessarily a long tiring race. I reckon the fans would love it.
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  1397.  @stumccabe  Pretty much everything from Mr Kipling is an abomination.
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  1398. I use brioche amd buttermilk. V interesting. The medieval images of the bible also has them all dressed as medieval people.
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  1399. Ha? The other pastries shown are not called croissants... They're called pain au chocolat and pain aux raisins (or escargot).
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  1400. Max, the link to the biscuit book isn't there?
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  1401. There's a logical disconnect to the argument here. If right-wingers can end up turning left because Glenn goes on Carson, then the reverse will also happen of left leaners going right when Rogan goes on Jones... That said, I agree we should interact and debate.
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  1402. Wha will we do without him and Attenborough?
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  1403.  @audreymcgready2031  Personally, I'm not nationally minded. I think governance should happen at the bio-regional level.
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  1404.  @BrianMcGuirkBMG  True, but only as a commodity with extractive opportunity (like our labour). Not an actual connection of belonging.
    2
  1405. See Youtube! This. Why is this at the top of my comments when I have a 'Top Comments' priority setting? Every time, bs like this.
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  1406.  @TheMrReee  Really not sure how you extracted that conclusion from anything I've said.
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  1407. In the face of all this, who does Labour offer us? Another neo-lib lite... yay.
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  1408. Seriously? This whole, poor-audio, rant was just to plug his book?
    2
  1409. The bigger issue is that the corporations have that compromat and can control everyone. The nation state has always been against true democracy.
    2
  1410. She may have meant faith in humanity, but that wasn't made clear.
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  1411. He will pay absolutely no consequence, he's part of the elite, and they are above the law. Biden has already made clear he will take no action against Drumph. And if they do, it will only serve to make him a martyr in the eyes of his followers.
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  1412.  @AlexeiRamotar  He's even said he will do nothing.
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  1413. nailed, nailed, and nailed again.
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  1414.  @funglegunk  On idiots.
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  1415. Well, they should be better than that...
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  1416. Clear and concise from Lowkey here...
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  1417. This is good advice for the new upcoming parties in the wake of Labour's monumental failure. Get involved. But also be aware, it takes years of work.
    2
  1418.  @Grokku.61  Oh no, they got you eatin da solyent!
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  1419. They think we'll get bored with just talking. They all do it now, and it's beyond stupid, not to mention discriminatory against people who are hard of hearing who often can't block out background noise.
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  1420. I was in the Greens for years, [was the local secretary and the PA for a council member.] There is a war within the party at the moment between the old 60's middle class hippies and the young people taking it toward a Social Justice party. I was mainly frustrated though at their failure to get behind a clear economic format, without which you can never be taken seriously. I also didn't like their use of Labour's electioneering tactics [they literally followed the Labour guidebooks], which to me indicated a failure to realise their true voter base lied with the people who don't normally vote... the biggest demographic of them all.
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  1421. The entire system is corrupted, we need to end party-politics along with first-past-post.
    2
  1422. If only hell existed... (other than the one people like him created on earth.)
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  1423.  @sciptick  Except that much of that technology is not actually transitional, whereas geothermal potentially is.
    2
  1424. I don't tink so/
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  1425. He didn't mention it because, you know, I moron would already know that... so it really doesn't need to be whoop-de-fucking-do said.
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  1426. Ha! Are you here all week?
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  1427. I am suspicious of a lot of major engineering works, (tho I find them fascinating) for various reasons, but tunnels just seem like such a no brainer benefit all round.
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  1428.  @richardellingson7056  Exactly. They need to make them safe and separate whilst there are still cars around so that parents feel safe to let their kids ride, and so that more vulnerable riders feel safe too.
    2
  1429. Those 'strategic infrastructure decisions' in the 50s and 60s were all the result of the car industry's lobbying.
    2
  1430. Universal Basic Income.
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  1431. Too kind on the cops, they know exactly what they're doing. The reductions are to protect themselves. They just knew it was time to pull back.
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  1432. NSW courts out there keeping corruption in safe hands...
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  1433. They have some ok craft, even Coopers is pretty good. The US craft ones are all really hoppy.
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  1434. We've been fighting the theft of the commons for thousands of years, we will not give up that fight.
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  1435.  @irrelevantdoughnut2309  Only the zionists were not born in the land.
    2
  1436. We stand with decency. Deal with it.
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  1437. You don't have a mind to change.
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  1438. Just don't mention the new coal mines, huh...
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  1439. The fact that the commentator here doesn't even know what party Farage leads [hint: it's not UKP, it's the Brexit Party] gives a good clue as to why the views expressed here need to be taken with a huge grain of salt.
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  1440. Wtf! This hurts my brain.
    2
  1441. That's the key. Kind of a missed opportunity by the commentators here to do some more effective analysis.
    2
  1442. The term we use here in the UK is 'Free at the point of use'. It makes the point weill, I think.
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  1443. Haha, funny troll.
    2
  1444.  John Proctor  Because in the posters tiny little brain they think one race should always have dominance... so just the act of treating others fairly is seen as a threat to them.
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  1445. Authoritarian.
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  1446. Indeed. A real Commoner.
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  1447. It requires systemic change, until then this is just applying band-aids.
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  1448.  @clarenceboddicker6679  I laughed too much at this dad-joke...
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  1449. @Dmt mind Nope, we're all responsible... The behaoviour of every person and company is at vote, [barring a few determined off-grid folks].
    2
  1450. Bloody hell, that lil turtle is/was gorgeous!
    2
  1451.  @MimiMadness94  Then you don't even understand what it means.
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  1452.  @cjstryder5441  Thought you mighta set that one up, couldn't resist... Bom Bom!
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  1453.  @jarleskogly8388  Well, to be fair, it is often hard to tell which is which...
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  1454.  @holmeswood4293  No one believes your bullshit propoganda, chinastooge. We who thankfully live in a free-press world are not suckered by stupid transparent BS.
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  1455. @JAILEN ROBINSON You really need to read up on what communism is.
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  1456. @Salterino Kripperino Oh, funny you should say that... because when Obama was president he directly told him to fix up B'more... that it was his job. Then he said he would do it quickly... two and half years later... nothing. Which is typical of Trump, all hot air.
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  1457. You don't need to keep asking this, it's not open to debate anymore... he is of course racist. It's not what this is about. He was under attack over what is happening at the border, and anytime he gets in trouble, he rattles of some racist tweets to deflect away. And it works, the mainstream media immediately buys into his agenda and start talking about this instead of taking about the real issues... and yes, Channel 4... you included with posts like this.
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  1458. 'Trust in these men is wearing thin now.' ... whilst showing a female cop on the screen. Well done, reporter. What a surprise [not] to see the Brits exporting their abusive cop tactics. The irony that China is actually saying that the protests are being staged by British stooges... whilst the only Brits actually involved are helping the violent police.
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  1459. Actually it's the opposite, capitalism is being funded by the state via PFIs and the like, that is one of the reasons it is in crisis.
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  1460. I love that you accuse someone of being 'clueless', and in the very next breathe say that communism and socialism are the same thing. Perhaps if you did a course in economics, a very basic one will do, then you mightn't make such a fool of yourself.
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  1461. These are surface issues, not systemic.
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  1462. How dare you! Any idiot would know that porridge is infinitely more superior. Also, the sports team from my local area is much better than the one from your local area. So there.
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  1463. This wouldn't have been as frought if Britain hadn't privatised land.
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  1464. Not sure that was what we were promised by the Brexiteers...
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  1465. She's awful isn't she. She's actually toned it down a bit, a few years ago I had to turn it off if it was her reporting.
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  1466. EU inflation - 1.9%. Stop spreading lies.
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  1467.  @madma11  It has everything to do with Brexit... the evidence is damning. But of course, you're just gonna stick your head in the sand and pretend you don't notice...
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  1468. Oh yes, heaven forfend we embarrass them for their behaviour.
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  1469. Fake news is not the problem, it’s the algorithms that disseminate it. Jennifer Cobbe.
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  1470.  @andrewrobinson2565  He sounds more like a Jordan Peterson.
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  1471. Sounds more like a Jordan Peterson than a Trumpette. But he'll definately split the far-right vote. So another near miss for France.
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  1472. 'Fine people' on every side...
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  1473. Sorry, the science does back the evidence. They should not be working in healthcare without the vaccine.
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  1474.  @bluecostanza  That which you do to one, can then be done to you.
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  1475. Don't stand in the way of the cops an authoritarative regime... where they can really feel at home.
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  1476.  @Halbumen  Instead we got endless time given to some dumb coprorate hack mouthpiece to spruik his BS.
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  1477. Perhaps the answer is to take the Amazon out of their hands, by force if need be, and have it managed by a joint UN body.
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  1478.  @melaniewalker5226  same, it's the one thing wwe desperately need an alternative to.
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  1479. You'll get yours...
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  1480. Because someone will point their finger at them and call them racist... it's a great way to shut down debate... so the screamingly obvious issue just gets ignored.
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  1481. Thoughts and prayers...
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  1482. They're the real criminals... we are heading toward corporate fascism.
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  1483. The new fascism is corporate... it will look very different this time round.
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  1484. I was open to both sides of this, right up until the Woman's Party representative answered the question about laws by saying 'we set laws all the time'. What an unbelievably bad response. The whole point of law making now is to focus on actions that negitively effect others, not laws that seek to control what people do with their own bodies. How is that posion different to the cries of the anti abortionists? Just another authoritarian.
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  1485. erm, she's 16.
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  1486. And yet she's still a hundred times smarter than you, and has already acheived more in her life than you ever will...
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  1487. So this has been blocked from being played on any other site... including on The Guardian site....
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  1488. So it's like half and hour of these guys shootin the breeze with each other?... Gee , where do I sign up?
    2
  1489. Those incorrect subtitles are so annoying.
    2
  1490. Owww! The sound actually hurt my ears.
    2
  1491. I think the age thing was the first time I've actually laughed at their chat.
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  1492. The UK has a two tier system. The wealthy can buy private coverage and they have fancy servicesfor their money including private rooms. The private companies still use NHS specialist services, which the rich are still paying for.
    2
  1493. omg, guys. Let it go. The guy hasn't a snowballs.
    2
  1494. 'I look like the preditor'... can't unsee.
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  1495. Dutch PM Rutte is also there, he admits to wearing blackface [for Black Pete, a xmas tradition], so all of them are conservative.
    2
  1496. Russia doesn't even need to spy, they know everything Trump is doing... because he is telling them.
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  1497. Not sure about the singing...
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  1498. Tom Jones' locker...
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  1499. Trump is literally a failed reality TV show host.
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  1500. Bilbo was famous for telling the truth but obscuring it to be polite... You do the opposite... just tell blatant lies.
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  1501. Great real-life example of the simplistic ignorance of the fawning Trumpettes, unable to even grasp how the system works. Capitalism, pet, doesn't work unless the consumer has capital. And by giving people a living wage they spend a greater percentage of it on goods and services than the already rich people do, thereby driving the economy further, thereby boosting national revenue. It's a fundamental necessity of capitalism, which is why minimum wage and pay ratios always work.
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  1502. Yay, a whole new strawman...
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  1503. It's not that he wants people to go and kill someone like Ilhan. It's more that he just doesn't care if something does happen to them. All just collateral in the fear-mongering he needs to do to whip up his base.
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  1504. omg! The look on their faces. Jason, get thse guns out.
    2
  1505. As the White House Churns
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  1506. Had a FB war with my niece over Marriage equality. We still haven't talked. And I left FB.
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  1507.  @utterlyviolet  Yes. I was just generalising for brevity.
    2
  1508. Triggered much?
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  1509. Again... it was NOT only Americans who died in 9-11.
    2
  1510. And in an election between Trump and Bernie these people will either vote for Bernie, or not vote.
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  1511. I'm afraid that history proves that this is how it will play out... the political class are not going to fix the situation [same as climate change], so it is inevitable that this now blows up into violence. There's no point appealing to the left to not get violent - that's not going to stop it happening. All you are doing, Cenk, is ensuring more of us die by delaying our need to take the only kind of action the rightwing arsewipes understand.
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  1512. The ad feeds into the important assumption constantly put out by the establishment that 'there is no alternative to the current system' and it can't be changed. The true tragedy of that is that very few in our media ever challenge this when it comes up.
    2
  1513. Cenk's right on this.
    2
  1514. Be you robot.
    2
  1515. I enjoyed watching John's reactions...
    2
  1516. Pelosi did refer to the wall as 'immoral'.
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  1517. Brandy, it still took me till my mid twenties. It was difficult emotionally and culturally as it meant the loss of my family and friends. I'm the same, I can't handle a religious environment, and shudder at its existence.
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  1518. If Warren wins, it might be a great idea to have Wang as VP.
    2
  1519.  @shawnbadanjek9561  Me, I'm gonna just judge a tree by its fruit... like the book said.
    2
  1520. et tu Barrtus?!
    2
  1521. She's realised she has blown it and was trying to claw it back with Cenk.
    2
  1522. Love all the bs stories you guys peddle...
    2
  1523. And MSNBC never gives this background to their smucks.
    2
  1524. Just because he's disabled doesn't mean he can't be challenged... And I speak as a person with disability. The pity treatment is as bad as hostility.
    2
  1525. Vote, she will...
    2
  1526. Revealing your true colours once more...
    2
  1527. Does she or does she not do her job well? How she votes is her own business.
    2
  1528. Weird comparison... not sure political divergence is correlatable to ethnic diversity. I think Emma's reaction showed she thought the same.
    2
  1529. I think it's only at this stage where the progressives don't have the numbers. That can change when [and it's when not if] we get the numbers.
    2
  1530. 'polygot' is the word you were looking for.
    2
  1531. er, Why not? They are British. Yr getting confused. It's being assumed as English that pisses them. off. [If you know the history of these two countries you'll know why it annoys them.]
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  1532. hope his phone has shake fix.
    2
  1533. It's something we all love. I don't think she was saying to change the message at all. And that's the important part.
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  1534. She's talking about optics [from a political point of view]. It would help him get his message across to take note of the person asking the question and speak to them in a way that doesn't seem abrasive.
    2
  1535. 'the level we have sunken'.
    2
  1536. 4:19 Cenk looks to Samia... 'Feel free to comment at some point...'
    2
  1537. Trump's an idiot?! I had no idea...
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  1538. Not yet... she's right to stay out of it for now, [just as all leading politicians should hold their fire on endorsements at this stage], let the candidates put their cases first, and let the bad ones shot themselves in the foot.
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  1539. Most of the people in the parks are not Falun Gong, they are just Tai-chi advocates.
    2
  1540. Jeez, that's a bit awkward for the other people who work at TYT...
    2
  1541. I think it was real, it's hard to fake convincingly.
    2
  1542. The loss of wildlife also accentuates fires, as the animals that would keep the low brush down.
    2
  1543. She doesn't live there, she is the handler called in to remove them. That's why she's talking about it being common, but not in the one house she is in.
    2
  1544. So we cut to a clip, and the clip doesn't show what's relevant? Another commentator says to go check it out... not even a link to it. Fail TYT.
    2
  1545. I had to be fed this way after medical treatment... it is not pleasant. I threw up often.
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  1546. On the rare occaisions that American foreign activity actually seems to be doing well, Trump blocks and stops, such as keeping a safe zone in northern Syria, and now this. One good thing coming out of this corrupt to the core, Russian inabling, administration is that we are learning there are actually places where American foreign policy is actually good and working.
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  1547. Would never happen here in the UK... the cops would never turn up if called. They never do.
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  1548. 'We need to find ways to make this economic system a little more ethical' 3.35 Erm, nope, we need to change the system.
    2
  1549. This is the second time Cenk has pushed for stealing the best from Africa to leave their birth countries... countries that paid for their education. How about you let these countries keep their best?
    2
  1550. Not sure we 'do corruption', pretty sure it is something we are.
    2
  1551. Perhaps it is the fabric, but I hate the cut too.
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  1552. New style TYT? Interesting but you are rushing the read bits too much, not enough time to read.
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  1553. One feature of any group of people who experience, or have experienced systemic oppression is tragically a tendency to talk down to others in their own group, including their own children, to denegrate and belittle. And the children of individuals who manage to overcome that are able to move on in life. This needs to be openly discussed and addressed.
    2
  1554. It doesn't matter what his polls are if you don't fix the broken electoral system that scewers the vote.
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  1555. Schultz is already irrelevant.
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  1556.  @xandro2445  So firstly, they don't. They have literally just put out a clip praising a Biden ad. And secondly, yes.I do expect an organisation that was set up by and for progressives to have a bias. Bias isn't the issue, there will always be bias, the issue is whether it's hidden, obscured or misapplied. Such as when MSNBC pretends to be leftwing.
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  1557. Er, because they are the 'Home of Progressives', it's right there on the label... It's not like they're hiding the fact.
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  1558. This is what has to happen... grassroots stuff, it's exactly this kind of direct contact that convinces people to go to a primary poll, otherwise many just don't bother. And it's actually the Primary which is the most important election of all... if Bernie gets it, he is a shoe-in for Prez.
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  1559. Ah, the BBC, once more trying to prop up the extreme centre governments. How ridiculour is it to say that May is 'fighting for her life'. She's a failed politician about to get her comeuppance. Weird to have an MSM apologist on 'Rebel Headquarters'. and just take everything he said without question.
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  1560. Damn it, got a bit teary at Rashida's comments.
    2
  1561. Suggest he spends a bit of money on a better mic.
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  1562. I don't think he needs to rush it, we are a year away from the primaries. Let him stroll in after all the other wannabes babble and shot themselves in the foot, then sweep the floor.
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  1563. Fairy tell? best fail yet.
    2
  1564. The US needs to separate.
    2
  1565. I love the title, Tight End.
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  1566. The lies aren't sophisticated... they are sophistry.
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  1567. What would you suggest they do? It's a two party system?
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  1568.  @timi3020  I love how you guys bang on about 'crying'. When all we see is you guys wailing and screaming at the slightest slight, and constantly projecting your weekness on to others.
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  1569. It really grates on my ears.. it's the sort of word to fill space so that you can retain control of a debate even though you haven't got anything of value to add.
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  1570. The mad dash at the end of every TYT clip to turn it off before yet another repeat of Cenk's plug at the end.
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  1571. I'm here in Britain even more embarrassed about our government than you are of yours... and that takes some beating.
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  1572. Really good discussion.
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  1573.  @freefall9832  Then you don't even understand what left and right mean. Jeez.
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  1574. You also need to include discussion on the economic system that is not about the state or the free market [whatever you want to call it, but I prefer collectivism]. Both socialism and capitalism have the same internal flaw, they always concentrate power into the hands of the few.
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  1575. We've had a democratic revolution inside the political sphere, now it's time for the same to happen in the corporate sphere.
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  1576. Jason's comment is a great example that there is a limit to giving kids a platform. Thank goodness Brooke was there to explain. As for Haley, 2024 is going to be painful.
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  1577. Ana has a neat way of getting a raise.
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  1578. Did the Kurds help the Australian aborigines when the British came? No. Useless.
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  1579. I'm still suspicious of her. she appears to have an undisclosed religious agenda. I've seen politicians like that before, and it never ends well.
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  1580. omg, you are soooo funny. You should do stand up.
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  1581. Sorry, that should say 'yuge'...
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  1582. Exactly, fails to take into account Bernie's huge appeal to independents.
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  1583. Yeah, he was against it and so was Hamilton. Hume warned Franklin to be wary of faction above all else.
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  1584. Being far too generous about trump supporters, it's not mainly about economy it's about racism.
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  1585.  @Bonezone84  I'm just not a fan of ranty opinion, ever. Even Cenk gets on my goat sometimes when he goes off on one.
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  1586.  @chrlpolk  I do the same with Hasan, but the point is, I can chose to not have Hasan's material come on my thread. This stuff I can't. It is never labelled properly, so in fact it's just clickbait. Frankly, I expect better from TYT
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  1587. You know about this competition because it's the only event you could get a lay?
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  1588. Um, that's the whole value and point of UBI, it does away with the bureaucratic govn system. It's a cheaper way to administer. But yes, VAT is a bad idea.
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  1589. Covfefe.
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  1590. Ah yes, all that winning. All the stable staffing in the WH. All the clean criminal records.
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  1591. So what if he does, Mata? What's that got to do with you? Jealousy's a bitch, huh? Maybe that's why she did it, a-rS.
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  1592. 'There wasn't a war in northern Syria until now'... Um.
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  1593. How is 'catching a suspect' justice?
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  1594. It has a name, it's called atavistic racism. Meaning you think yr superiority is so readily apparent that the other races must be able to see it, so will naturally accept your superiority and authority. [Common in Japan too.]
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  1595. It might be because they are ttrying to open outlets in other countries, but it has not been going well because of a backlash against them.
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  1596. The same is happening in the UK, the Corbynistas are so tribal, it's tragic.
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  1597. You really don't understand how this 'mic drop' thing works, do you.
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  1598. Well, Putin pays them well, so they better be seen doing their job.
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  1599. 'Walk away in your fuscia pant suit'... Funniest thing Ana has ever said.
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  1600. Guessed it was him. It helps Bernie win over more independents.
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  1601. Atia, by the very nature of the path to atheism, these people are NOT the kind of people to believe or NOT believe anything without evidence. So yr argument falls very flat. There is an aspect of intelligence that religious people don't have, and that's imagination... which relates to the power of self-deception on humans [the only animal capable of this]. Non religious people understand the power of story telling and how it is done, and how we can so easily fall for it.
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  1602. I get you guys are trying to do the new 'style' of post, but please ditch the music. It isn't helping.
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  1603.  @kidgoldenarm  See, this is where you guys get it soo wrong. I'm not anti-Yang, at all. I said what I said because I think Yang needs to change the way he interacts. But you guys act like you're in some kind of religious cult... Let me tell you, that does not play well amongst progressives, we smell it a mile away.
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  1604. TYT at its best.
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  1605. There's another difference between how rich people talk to their kids compared to many poor. [As a teacher for 20 years in a variety of social classes, I saw it all too often.] Rich parents empower with their language. 'You will do better, you can make it.', but the parents of poor kids were hypercritical of their kids 'You're an idiot. What you do that for?' it broke my heart when I saw it. A little aside; I prefer the logo on Mark's cap.
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  1606. Every word out of this Pod guys mouth is about tactical framing.
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  1607. Should have said a woman... open goal missed. When he highlighted who could take on Trump, my frst thought was probably not you. Really only Bernie and Elizabeth can take on Trump and so obv beat him. Probably Kamala too, though obv not prog enough.
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  1608.  @Betty121Boop  Oh, I'm so sorry to be distracted from bashing our head against walls. Right I'll get back to being only ever serious... Get off your cross, we could use the wood.
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  1609. Go Ana... tot agree.
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  1610. Ana needs to dial it down and enjoy the inherit humour of this story.
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  1611. Not sure it's cool to mock her eye...
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  1612. I have boycotted Amazon for many years. but now I will be happy to use them again. I'm still holding off for now to see the full picture, ie are they going to pay their taxes in the countries they trade in. If they do, then I'll be so happy, it's so much easier to use Amazon.
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  1613. Did someone come over from Buzzfeed to write your headings?
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  1614. 'It's not that hard'... [to fight Trump on the war field] but boy, don't the Dems make it look like it is...
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  1615. NIce to see someone proud of her occupation.
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  1616. Uh-Oh, Rubio!
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  1617. It's really not that hard to not ever use Amazon.
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  1618. In sport the usual cry is - Allez les Bleus! [I amazed myself by spelling that correctly.]
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  1619. No matter what race you are, if you show subjugation to the police or cower to them immediately they will usually treat you well. I'm guessing that guy behaves like that to all 'authority', that's the default setting for all Trumpettes.
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  1620. So aah, TYT covered the moderates' wins and losses?
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  1621. Wren is just about perpetuating the concept that it's individual responsibility... when really the problem, and hence solution, is systemic.
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  1622. I was pointing at it going... But, but it's walkin the wrong way!
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  1623. Guilty perhaps, but certainly not pleasurable....
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  1624. Someone needs to do a meme of Trump hugging that Russian flag
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  1625. Absolutely fascinating, thx Rob. I wonder if there's a sim possibility for what we would now call the australasian/oceanic languages? Is it only words (semantics) that have connections? Are there not any grammatical or other aspects?
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  1626. The land needs to be independent.
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  1627. I like a 'fiendship' Some buildings are earthfast, they sit well in the land.
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  1628. Damn, that hot coal miner!
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  1629. Bit of a miss to not talk about reduction of energy use. Renewables are not going to cover present use, we need to reduce demand and this needs to be talked about.
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  1630.  @climatebreak  Is that AI generated?
    1
  1631. But, but, I don't have any money... Any proposal that includes 'economic growth' in the equation is an option that has already failed.
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  1632.  @williamoldaker5348  It is if it's something as bad and manipulative as that film.
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  1633.  @HomesteadForALiving  All land is the commons.
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  1634.  @HomesteadForALiving  It's ok if you don't know how Commoning works, it's not well known.
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  1635. I like big butts, and I just can't lie. This is great content. But yeah, we screwed. So screwed. I never use Amazon.
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  1636. They should all be Commoners, that's the true 'paleo' economic structure. The theft of the Commons (enclosure and colonialism) is the birthplace of capitalism.
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  1637.  @cyfertau1975  Power games played by those who want authoritarian control. Helped by religious propoganda.
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  1638. Nailed.
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  1639. The stupidity of this hurts my brain... the endless theft and commodification of the commons - neo-liberalism on steroids. The private sector has run out of other options to fund its endless need for growth, so they bought-up all our politicians to get them to transfer State funds, your money, into feeding their excessive greed.
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  1640. Runes are still the best.
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  1641. When private interests start relying on state funding for growth, as is happening with neo-liberalism and the (largely hidden) privatisation of state-run essential services, then capitalism starts eating itself. (The State balances the Private - if one is in debt then the other has funds.) At this point, the only way to fix this is a reset. Facism (state-private merger) will work momentarily, but it doesn't last. They fix it by having another massive war, (itself providing activity), destroying everything so that it has to once again be rebuilt. The Captains of Capitalism don't care what we do, just as long as we are busy doing it so they can cream off the wealth we generate. (Contrary to popular thought, they do not create wealth, the worker does.)
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  1642.  @briantuk3000  tragic.
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  1643.  @Luzgar  That assumes that only non-recyclable energy capture options are available to us, and aviods the issue that this is just perpetuating the industrial system that has brought us to this point.
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  1644. The pretzels you guys twist yourselves into just to pretend there's some semi-tangible world between the real and the imaginary, all so as to retro-actively justify something humans made up centuries ago to explain the parts of the universe that didn't make any sense to them at the time. And in a desperate attempt to make your imaginings sound rational, you have the temerity to use scientific jargon.
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  1645.  @grischa762  How are the panels and turbines made? If we are making them everytime from scratch, then that isn't circular. Which is what needs to be addressed. All that's happening now is that our consumption increases everytime we add new supply, so we're not reducing our release of warming gases at all.
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  1646.  @grischa762  There is a Chinese company who have just released a design for a genuinely recyclable PV panel. Hope it is viable.
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  1647.  @grischa762  Well, my wording often needs work...
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  1648. CNN still can't call it what it was... - Murder.
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  1649. I love ellipses...
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  1650. It was weak, nothing memerable. I'm so tired of personal anecdotes.
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  1651. What happens when an obnoxious authoritarian meets a non.
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  1652. passive attention v active attention I would argue that we had even better attention prior to reading. We could sit and learn from nature for hours.
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  1653.  @michael1345  It was excrutiating living here!
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  1654. They do... jut the BBC has become an utterly rubbish station, it's embarrassing.
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  1655. Joining compound words happens over time, and is happening all the time to familiar two-word expressions. So the process not going to die out. It's an intermediary stage. When two words start being spoken as if one word, but we're not yet ready to completely join them when writing them, then we use a hyphen for a time. This will keep happening.
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  1656.  @Martial-Mat  It's a cadence all their own, and utterly unnecessary.
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  1657. All the cabinet have said it weren't me [so at least one of them is lyin'], but the important point is that most are not denying what was written in the article.
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  1658. You do know what a primary is, don't you?
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  1659. Really? Didn't you just hear him straight up lie? He said that Bernie would struggle against Trump, when in fact all the data (which he has definitely seen) shows that Bernie has the best figures against all head-to-heads against Trump, more than any other candidate, and that included Yang.
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  1660.  @DorotheaAntonio  ... your life. And yet it could be so much better.
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  1661. All nation states are the same... whether fascist, state socialist, or corporate capitalist...
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  1662. I think Warren had a plan for that. He gonna need healthcare now.
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  1663. Excruciating to listen to the moronic narration, they really have no idea...
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  1664. Shocked was the biggest hit for me, I had loved her up until then. And Clapton can go fuck himself. The whole Jackson thing was so stupid... so irrelevant. And the Dixie Chicks position has been proven right.
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  1665. They were an advanced powerful empire long before those people even existed... they gave the world purple dye.
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  1666. Fuck, how to ruin things with inane voiceover needing to explain everything...
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  1667. Wholy fuck! Yang, you know, the 'math guy', just straight up lied about the stats... Bernie, in ALL polling has the best figures against Trump, better than any of the candidates, and that once included Yang. He's the only one with a clear distnction in all head to heads with Trump, Warren only manages to be one point above Trump. And if these people on the panel don't understand why, then they are in the wrong job. Only Bernie brings out the non-voters, who are, by the way, the largest of any demgraphic group in every election. The Dems tried a moderate approach with Hillary, and there is a reason it failed. And it will fail again. I used to respect Yang, but that lie was disgusting. I'm tired of the media perpetuating this mis-information; not one person on that so called 'power panel' seems to have the real facts, or perhaps they just aren't prepared to be honest.
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  1668. Apparently they are all falling over themselves to 'leak' everything.
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  1669. She's right... this entire process has been a disgrace. And the GOP has been running the farcical process.
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  1670. People over a certain age screaming at the screen about Ma and Pa Kettle... There's also all the wasted single use plastic.
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  1671. Purpose? Friendship. Thought they could have used the sun's path more? I do this when I visit a new city, no maps, just spend a few days wandering around. But I usually avoid busy roads.
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  1672. Why do people talk like this?
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  1673. Jewish French...
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  1674. The reason people were saying it was a squiggley red line was because that's what it was on the graphic. The graphics team has let Seth down again. Time for another meeting... and impression.
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  1675. No, he wanted a Wally-pop... that's a whole other matter.
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  1676. The jokes were lame, but Seth was cute.
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  1677. Seriously, this is one of the fucking funniest things ever... Even better when you're high af...
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  1678. Who was the guy on set at the end?
    1
  1679. WRONG! It's Arebalitis!
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  1680. But what drives that inequality...
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  1681. I had wondered in the past if this was possible, but I thought perhaps my lack of physics understanding meant this wouldn't make any difference. Glad to see it would.
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  1682. Is it not possible to install large vertiical axis turbines, such as the Savonius (which works well in disturbed air flows), onto boats? Though probably not a solution for large vessels.
    1
  1683. Can imagine people living on boats would be interested in that gel.
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  1684. Less interested in copyright issues than in what the actual teach is...
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  1685. North Americans build way too big, much of it unnecessary...
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  1686.  @vermeerasia  Yes, they're lovely buildings, often called a 'colonial'... the Brits built them in all the tropical places. I used to sleep under the house in summer on a hammock spread between two stilts, and the essential mosquito net.
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  1687. ebussy are also going to slap cells on the roof. I would 100% buy one of these cars. With the amount I actually drive, this could provide a massive portion of my needs. The Sono is the one I'm leaning toward.
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  1688. Rubbish! It would be a great 80s pop song...
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  1689. Any product that is brought to market should be required to have a process in place whereby it can be fully recycled, (or reused). Anything less is a broken economics, where the true costs are hidden.
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  1690.  @rogerstarkey5390  I listened with full understanding, thanks. And yay, more development, but until that comes the position remains the same.
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  1691. Great summary, nice to get a catch up with what is happening. I spend way too much time avoiding plastic. Glad to hear that Notpla is the genuine article, as well as a genuine leather alternative. I don't understand why people fall for the faux-leather lie.
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  1692.  @СоюзниксОкинавы  Yeah, but they are dependent on fossil fuels, whereas an airship can be done without using present tech.
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  1693. We're gonna have to replace planes with something.
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  1694. I suppose algae might offer a solution among all that is offered. But in truth, technology is not the golden ticket to save us it is touted as. Why do we even need to go faster, we simply don't. This is all only for an elite few, while the rest of humanity will be left to pay for it.
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  1695. Looks like you'll be hiding from the zombies in the attic...
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  1696. So we can't have nice things because capitalism.
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  1697.  T C  Ratio'd much? Take the L, loser.
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  1698. I like Matt's Dad jokes...
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  1699. When Undecided and Just Have a Think synch...
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  1700. We absolutely do want to see less cars, no matter what their power source.
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  1701. Would like to see options which don't use plastics...
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  1702. Personally, I have no problem with swapping batteries, in fact I like the idea. I'm sure we would all notice the poor performance long before it completely died. But I wonder what the pollution/CO2 release would be from making new batteries each time? The involvement of an oil company in this makes me wary...
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  1703. If you didn't chuckle at the eye-on joke you are dead inside...
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  1704. And coaches...
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  1705. Could be good for boats too... expensive though.
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  1706. Agreed, and they are quieter too.
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  1707. Yup, always makes us focus on the wrong things... and waste resources.
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  1708. Sponsorship ads should include the cost.
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  1709. Vinnie da Finga.
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  1710. Great info.
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  1711. We need one that can be genuinely 100% recyclable. Anything else is not part of a circular economy, and if it is not then it is not a real solution, just another industrial ruse.
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  1712. Then all wrapped in plastic...
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  1713. '...shire' is pronounced as <shure> in Britain.
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  1714. It's not the financial cost that is the issue, it is the resource cost... and most of those resources are coming from the global south to the global north.
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  1715. Reduction remains the only solution...
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  1716. 80ft2 would suit me just fine.
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  1717. Another appaling BBC cooking spot, where the camera manages to look at the very wrong thing from the absolutely wrong angle every bloody time, then cut wildly to the next utterly wrong shot. They call it art... bugger anyone who would like to actually see what's happening with the food..
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  1718. They're focussing on hydrogen because they know at heart it will just be another fossil fuel based energy source.
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  1719. Cool stuff. Two abstract points: Not every plant transferred easily to North America from Europe. Rye didn't work, hence bourbon and not whiskey. And Bangladesh was one of the wealthiest regions in the world before the British Empire stripped it of everything they had,
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  1720. They way they talk on TED talks is so cringe.
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  1721. We need a Commoning Party in the world [Though we should move on from party politics and national politics]
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  1722. er, Mel Gibson isn't an American...
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  1723. Maybe John's a secret ginger. He should show. We wanna see.
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  1724. Always excruciating listening to someone pretend to have something worthwhile to add to something they do not understand...
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  1725. With the right info and peer pressure it wouldn't need to be mandated. But the US is way beyond reasonable behaviour.
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  1726.  @suemaddern1782  I'm sure they'll fast track it... but even then it won't be till mid next year.
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  1727. There won't be a vaccine before Nov.
    1
  1728. Brett smart.
    1
  1729.  @fcukthesunshine  Same, and I've had oral surgery.
    1
  1730. Not the State, not the Market.
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  1731. @The Central Scrutinizer You are so lovely.
    1
  1732. @The Central Scrutinizer How's that binary world working out for ya... Very 2-dimensional I see...
    1
  1733. It shows how easily controlled into abuse cops are. He was told to attack the old guy and he did it. You could see he had a moment of doubt, but suppressed it immediately in his desperation to obey. That's what kind of people they are.
    1
  1734. So many animals enjoy our opposable thumbs...
    1
  1735. thicc
    1
  1736. Babies thoughts: 'Titties! Give me titties!'
    1
  1737. The snake fight reminded me of thumb wrestling...
    1
  1738. Gridle baby
    1
  1739. It's actually the pelican saying 'Aaaauwah'!
    1
  1740. Wombats are the best...
    1
  1741. The brilliant botanist on the Youtube channel, Crime Pays, but Botany Doesn't, has that tattoo. Very handy while he's showing parts of plants in close up.
    1
  1742. Police really are dumb af.
    1
  1743. You do not want to know my dreams, seriously.
    1
  1744. Awesome. I'm in awe of some human doing things. The flying with birds thing. Fuck, I so want to do that. The camera has become an idol to worship for the lil' cuttlefush.
    1
  1745. I await the third instalment: The Deer's Return. I so knew the cat was gonna do that, yet I still jumped...
    1
  1746. I think it's a response to the deer killing Frosty from the last one.
    1
  1747. The Coen Brothers are going to make a film where the killer uses that golf club as his weapon of choice.
    1
  1748. the hat... hands down.
    1
  1749. Um, yeah, that ain't a 'massage'... that cat's into some kinky shit.
    1
  1750. How can someone down-vote this... do you not like flappy penguins! Come on, people, are you not entertained!
    1
  1751. Most folk don't know that meercats evolved from chickens...
    1
  1752. That cat def said, 'Whaaaat?'
    1
  1753. It's not how commercial soy sauce is made, just the trad stuff. They were apes, not monkeys.
    1
  1754. A katana banana...
    1
  1755. Nice to know the cops will have all the skills they will need in the fascist regime...
    1
  1756. So glad those cabs got banned...
    1
  1757. Everyone should steal from corporations, they are already stealing from us.
    1
  1758. Yet cuter than puppies... never thought it possible..
    1
  1759. Lick it good... lick it real good.
    1
  1760. Ozzyman did a funny review of that train. The skiing on the road thing was cool editing. And can now, all Olympic games of volleyball require a dog be taking part. btw, DDOI, have you seen the PBS clip of baby rabbits?... cutest thing ever!
    1
  1761. Would not like to live under fluorescent lights.
    1
  1762. When you drive over them at the right speed...
    1
  1763. Mask guy should drop the definite article.
    1
  1764. Flying Fox, not actually a bat.
    1
  1765. Freeing Nemo
    1
  1766. The horns on those things is just enormous.
    1
  1767. Bear: 'So nice of them to pack some food for this boat trip...'
    1
  1768. That cat just doesn't want your nasty Covid germs. I remember Mary Jo more for being the neighbour in Serial Mom than Sponge Bob.
    1
  1769. Also doesn't know what 'rusty' means...
    1
  1770. Why would buffulo want a fish?
    1
  1771. It seems to me that those chaps are not providing protection in the one place a chap would most like to have some protection...
    1
  1772. seeds? It's a predator...
    1
  1773. Would love to see that cat jump in slow-mo...
    1
  1774. Just shows how broken people are who live in cities... they're in for a rude shock when all the supports systems they rely on, which they are utterly unaware of, start breaking down.
    1
  1775. Some people really don't get how a zombie acts...
    1
  1776. The cat looks like the drawing of a six year old.
    1
  1777. That was an insane stunt by those planes, if they have dropped a fraction lower the propeller would have hit the water, and I suspect flipped the plane. That guy totally put catnip in his beard...
    1
  1778. Pigeon: I live here now.
    1
  1779. Check out Ozzyman's 'review' of it... v funny.
    1
  1780. The skull of a hammerhead is wild... https://www.shortlist.com/news/hammer-head-shark-x-ray/372198
    1
  1781. Crap actor...
    1
  1782. Dog: 'Hereeeee's Johnny!'
    1
  1783.  @lengthylexicons  tl:dr... There's always some dick, who knows jack shit about a situation, from something seen for a few seconds, who always likes to pontificate about how they know better than anyone else. Does it make you feel all big now? O good.
    1
  1784.  @lengthylexicons  Ah yes, all pups are just born 'trained'... Got it.
    1
  1785. tbf, one of the dogs looked very young.
    1
  1786. Where everyone knew exactly what the graph was going to do...
    1
  1787. That wifi app showed it was in the wrong place... should be in the open central space.
    1
  1788. Go Orcas! We need to take back our streets from cars.
    1
  1789. Same.
    1
  1790. Came to the comments to see if someone knew why the bubbles popped. That was one way to learn how waves work... Happy New Year!
    1
  1791. Methinks the dog would like to go for a walk... like NOW.
    1
  1792. Stop is at 1:00 and just check out the face on the reporter... priceless.
    1
  1793. How has that place in Egypt not turned up as a setting in a scifi film...
    1
  1794. That turtle really is ninja... did not know they could do that.
    1
  1795.  @pasijutaulietuviuesas9174  Ah, hate to break it to ya, but Fischer died.
    1
  1796. Oh man, cats are such arseholes... so funny.
    1
  1797.  @HellOnWheel  Rip it out then...
    1
  1798. Smart dog regarding cop cars...
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  1799.  @solivagant3810  Hadouken!
    1
  1800. Jigsaw guy has the most maniacal laugh...
    1
  1801. They also looked like bad CGI... just because of the scale of the background.
    1
  1802.  @chipzahoity9574  I think the OP meant Let's SHOW people how...
    1
  1803. Ok, it's true, I'd never have thought to ask.. but then I never knew how cool it would look.
    1
  1804. The footage people are getting with drones now is awesome. Not a big fan when I'm sitting having a beer on the harbour-side and some dick keeps flying one overhead, but gotta admit, it looks great.
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  1805. Fischer Is...proof that money don't buy taste.
    1
  1806. Helping the cops become better bastards...
    1
  1807. Seriously, mind absolutely blown by the number thing...
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  1808. That cycling on the mountain completely freaked me out. That cat just loves rubbing her head on her tit... can't blame her.
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  1809. That doberman is really not coping well with the whole self-isolation thing...
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  1810. When the Content Creator is so popular you don't even need to worship the Youtube Algorithm.
    1
  1811. I do that with my cat, we work together catching flies. He has a white tip on his tail (hence his name is Shark) and it always distracts him when playing.
    1
  1812. Those Apteras are too wide for normal roads
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  1813. That memory guy nails the Among Us task... What is it with cats not giving a shit about fire... so weird.
    1
  1814. The apification of 'Don't even talk to me until I've had my morning coffee'...
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  1815. Who's the king of animals in Africa? Who's the one who just won't turn and run? ah-ah? Who believe's in doing good and doing right? Kimba the white lion is the one.
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  1816. The footage of the guy with the fish was already better than the Aquaman film.
    1
  1817. Those dust storms are pretty common. The gloves on the horses ears are hysterical.
    1
  1818. Holy shit, a baby dump... What a broken fucking world. I nearly had to have that thickened water. I had surgery on my mouth and lost part of my tongue. If they'd taken just a few more mm off I wouldn't have been able to swallow properly.
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  1819. Every clip in this is gonna be part of a film... A japanese manga, a mockumentary of a bird that does magic tricks, a gritty cop drama, futuristc adventure of a robot that escapes, a Disney film about a dopey kids car come to life, an end-of-days thriller in which a rag-tag group hole up in the tower, and surreal anime of fairies having a disco under toadstools...
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  1820. Not too difficult to find the clit on that turtle...
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  1821. There's good reason for spiders to fear other spiders, they eat them...
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  1822. So wanted it to be a beaver...
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  1823. In his head that mouse thinks he's a super scary giant.
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  1824. Opens and closes with walking on water...
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  1825. Useless Edison in China is a way cooler useless inventor.
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  1826. My ex was in an ad for Dr Martins once, and when we went to NYC [from London] the campaign was in full swing, on every other billboard, all the bus-stops, his face was everywhere.But nobody realised it was him. We went into a shoe shop with huge posters of him on the wall and he stood like a mannequin for awhile in the same pose. People kept doing a double-take.
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  1827. It's somewhat uncreatively called a trapdoor spider...
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  1828. Gluten-intolerants look away now! Wish we saw muscle-man's face, looked cute.
    1
  1829.  @booter3576  So sad.
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  1830.  @booter3576  Wrong... The correct response is - 'Ain't nothin' new'
    1
  1831. I gave it two!
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  1832. No, I have not seen fireworks like that before, and now I very much want to!
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  1833. Reminds me of the protests in Bristol where the police were attacking the demonstrators, and their dogs turned on them. ACAB.
    1
  1834. Not sure I'd call that a 'cool dance'...
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  1835. That hair was fucking gorgeous!
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  1836. Well deserved following.
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  1837. Pretty sure those belugas are thinking 'dinner!'...perhaps a little aperitif... all ready comes with some decorative garnish.
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  1838. Beluga whale meets glass wall: 'bork'.
    1
  1839. Then don't push on them!
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  1840. Begging for hair?
    1
  1841. And the seeds are along the inner ridge of each segment...
    1
  1842. Hate seeing birds in cages...
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  1843. The horse was spooked by something, probably a snake in the grass.
    1
  1844. The kitty is trying to put on her make-up...
    1
  1845. I left my hometown of Brisbane 30 years ago... I can barely recognise it anymore.
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  1846. Some stimulation and plants in the tank wouldn't hurt either..
    1
  1847. Not sure what that tree did to piss off the gods, but he won't do it again... Ah yes, lovely Faroe Is and it's joyful annual slaughter of dolphins. Great.
    1
  1848. This one should have been called 'The Shattering of Glass' episode.
    1
  1849. One doge sick... one doge scared... one doge sleep with friend, ponie.
    1
  1850. Why do people think it's funny or cute to make animals do dumb tricks...
    1
  1851. I had an Opera singer friend in Australia who could do all the Australian birds perfectly.
    1
  1852. The animator got the sound effects just right...
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  1853. Emu's are dumb af. They really are. That giraffe is just trying to learn the death drop.
    1
  1854. Notice how the sheep is protecting her neck. Bloody brave tho.
    1
  1855. Sending huge heart for you.
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  1856. I think anyone can do that with the veins, mine do, just need to have big veins. The grin on that Zoom guy...
    1
  1857. Is he emphasising a different word in the outro each time?
    1
  1858.  @featherpheasant3851  Why do you people just make shit up?
    1
  1859. At first I thought the fame guy was just being dick, but actually he did a great job exposing the stupidity of celebratory culture.
    1
  1860. Imagine being in a club with that speaker, you'd certainly peak watching it... Good on those sea-lions.
    1
  1861. That stone paper is half plastic, that's why you can do that.
    1
  1862. Nearly always watch DDoI twice over.
    1
  1863. This video's squishy now...
    1
  1864. I honestly thought he said, This is Nazi GI...
    1
  1865. The Japanese would be horrified to see that method of using chopsticks, you must never stab food with them.
    1
  1866. So that's what makes DDOI laugh...
    1
  1867. ban cars
    1
  1868. Got the giggles from that woman trying to use the mic...
    1
  1869. Has there ever been a not-amazing one of these...
    1
  1870. 'Thou shalt not pass!', AntBeard.
    1
  1871. Hallo dere, I am mista crab floatin on da coconut...
    1
  1872. I really don't like the suspension on US cars...
    1
  1873. Gazelle prob knew it was ok; a cheetah runs out of steam pretty quick, and it was far enough away.
    1
  1874. So basically both cats and squirrels are Swedish.
    1
  1875. Is that tattooist sure it's ok to inject ultra-violent senstive ink into skin?
    1
  1876. Planet: Please no more plastic. Us: Wait, we got this great new trick, you'll love this one.
    1
  1877. Frankenstegg.
    1
  1878. Ok, that macchiato was all types of wrong... macch means 'stained', so it's a tiny drop of milk.
    1
  1879. Sicily is like, 'hello!'
    1
  1880. Don't ever change, DDOI maker... it's a perfect little antidote for all the shit on Youtube.
    1
  1881. Utterly superb collection...
    1
  1882. Wanted more snake peeling. [That was a snake, right?] Fun narwhal fact. The 'horn' is not horn but dentine. ie, it's a huge tooth.
    1
  1883. The short arm on the octopus has its sperm depository at the end of it.
    1
  1884. It's s staged to show off what the robot can do.
    1
  1885. I would sue that school if my kid went there...
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  1886. Drivers expect the rest of us to take endless precaution so they can be endlessly dangerous.
    1
  1887. They should set up those car lights so it can wink...
    1
  1888. You can see where that worm had already eaten one of the teeth from the digger...
    1
  1889. What about the 'I ate all the bacon' dog... tho it might be last decade now.
    1
  1890.  @criticalgaming4761  Yeah, appears to have an electric drive assist.
    1
  1891. Yeah, hate that 'itch'... Rolf Harris used to turning kids squiggles into art work on Sat morning TV when I was a kid.
    1
  1892. That's a creative way to have an enema...
    1
  1893. Smart doggo has figured out how to triple his walk...
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  1894. But, did the puppy win or not?
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  1895. You sure they're professionals? Cause they sure didn't look like it...
    1
  1896. Oh, a new sign off...
    1
  1897. Straight up thought we were doing a horror movie version when the first guy spoke...
    1
  1898. Yeah, plus you can't mute them, and you have to put pants on.
    1
  1899. zen turtle...
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  1900. He clearly hasn't seen my courtship dance then...! Just one question tho... How does one 'stabilise a camera to record the earth's rotation'?
    1
  1901. To be the best bottom in the world...
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  1902. Never gonna give... never gonna give...
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  1903. You can actually see the plane straining...
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  1904. The look on the other dog's face!
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  1905. I live exactly under where that bubble of fresh water was placed [Bristol]... no wonder it's so bloody wet all the time.
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  1906. ACAB
    1
  1907. 100% that was someone trying to get Back to the Future in Louisiana... Sadly didn't make it. That dog needs a 'boing! boing! boing! soundtrack to follow it everywhere.
    1
  1908. We're havin' pigeon tonight... pigeon tonight...
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  1909. 100% trying to mate...
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  1910. On the one hand, I would like to climb mountains in Germany... in the other hand I would like not to die... so... Then there's Dad-joke 101. Sea urchins taste like gravel in snot. How is that dog not called a rufftafarian?
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  1911. Public transport systems could use that marble idea to make intersections work better.
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  1912. That fish turned up at the 'school' in Finding Nemo.
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  1913. Just before my radiation treatment, I grew my beard out just so I could watch all fall out. So many amazing clips in this one... The grappling device was cool, though he lacked the grace of Spidey.
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  1914. I grew up in Aust, and roos and cars are not a good combination. Never forget hitting one in a truck because it stopped dead in the middle of the road, so distressing. The map thing shows why it is better to use the Peter's projection than the common Mercator projection, it shows relative size much better.
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  1915. Spoiler: It was soaked in vodka... I mean, it is Russia...
    1
  1916. Gene Kelly reincarnated as a rat...
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  1917. Bi-ach, stop laughing and help me outta this death-trap chair.
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  1918. Exactly... our indulgences cause distress to nature.
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  1919. Really did enjoy...
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  1920. Those monkeys are well over quarantine...
    1
  1921. I've noticed that North Americans rarely use the Past Perfect. 'Some goats HAD TAKEN over the van'. That elephant definitely expected a treat. It's gonna be a good year with a DDoI every day!
    1
  1922. Should not be in a small glass cage to begin with.
    1
  1923. Hate seeing wwild animals, like snakes, being kept in small cages or tanks..
    1
  1924. Is that yet another meat market in China looking to spread a virus?
    1
  1925. Having a good time...
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  1926. Wanted to make a trunk call! I'll get my coat.
    1
  1927. Not sure the pier was sunsetting, think perhaps the sun was setting OVER the pier.... ; D
    1
  1928. That tree was the Eye of Sauron. I was kinda hoping the little thing on the treadmill started getting stretched out like he was in a pasta machine...
    1
  1929. ACAB
    1
  1930. Wondrous... I suspected a croc was going to pop out, but I still jumped.
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  1931. My cat does exactly that with the printer...
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  1932. Thicc
    1
  1933. Well now I guess I do know... That plane looked like a scene from Battlestar Galactica.
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  1934. So those Stone fish have poisonous spines in their back, how does the octopus deal with them?
    1
  1935. So it's a female tree...
    1
  1936. Me no like rock! Me like COOKIE!
    1
  1937. 'If' all the glaciers melt.... More like 'when' all the glaciers melt...
    1
  1938. Well it would be able to do 15 km/h if the poor thing wasn't stuck in a bedroom. They also do spectacular jumps over attacking snakes.
    1
  1939. Can someone please explain the floating napkin trick, because I'm like, whooa.
    1
  1940. I don't get why 'playing dead' works? Like why doesn't the lion just go, 'Oh great, a free meal?'
    1
  1941. You can also see the clear crack in Africa were the continent is separating.
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  1942. Crying is great... love a good cry.
    1
  1943. You 100% deserve every sub and support. Along with Ozzyman, your posts are my happy place online. Drones are capturing some amazing new footage. Did anyone else want to see that alligator go fetch the ball?
    1
  1944. I used to get cramps like that, one time they flipped me entirely over on my back whilst I was swimming, both calves. He needs salt.
    1
  1945. Is my face melting?
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  1946. 'Oh my god, girl, did you see Marsha? She nasty.' 'I heard she gettin' eaten next.' 'I hope they do.' 'Humans gotta eat.' 'If my fella thinks he's gonna mess with her, I gonna rip his neck giblet out, then see how he do showin off.' 'Gonna mess up his coverage somethin bad.' 'Mmm hmmm.'
    1
  1947. I love how your handle and your comment totally don't match...
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  1948. If he said the landscape was CGI'd, I'd think it was so-so quality...
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  1949. I think she might have been pregnant, so hormones were kicking in.
    1
  1950. I think she might have been pregnant... so some hormones kicking in...
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  1951. Think that plane was super light, and had a good head-wind.
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  1952. Two seals of approval.
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  1953. Should have done both the exploding egg and the jeans folder in slow motion...
    1
  1954. It was the start of that singer's career...
    1
  1955. Cameraman: Oh wait, I missed it...
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  1956. Electric violin... thanks Laurie Anderson...
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  1957.  @mavalagma29  No they are the same Order, but a different Family.
    1
  1958. That's a flying fox.
    1
  1959. It's actually not a bat. They are called flying foxes (Australian animal).
    1
  1960. I'd like to ride in a helicopter... bloody lucky mutt.
    1
  1961. Surely the line is 'Long Luscious Eyelashes'...
    1
  1962. It's a very superficial understanding of what respecting someone means...
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  1963. @Olympic-grade lurker Unsurprising... People just craving to live in an authoritarian fascist society.
    1
  1964. I'm an Aussie trained teacher who went to teach in London for a few years, and it just felt so weird about being called Mr _____. I let the kids call me by my name on the agreement they didn't if another teacher was around. One teacher said that it showed disrespect. All I could think was they have a very superficial understanding of what respecting someone means.
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  1965. 1.20 travelling through the vas deferens...
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  1966. Cops breaking the law as per usual...
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  1967. Transformative tech for deaf and hh people. Chair should recline more... Seriously, that artist is next level.
    1
  1968. Just for the record, the 'In the beginning was the word' is the start of John. Genesis starts with 'In the beginning God created the heavens and earth'. Basically implying the same thing tho.
    1
  1969. In other words, cooperation requires communication and developing relationships, something this game doesn't factor in. The impalas were not opponents, as implied, they have always worked together, just as nature does. Where is the evidence that organisms were once all individualistic?
    1
  1970. So there is a lot of evidence now that counters the presumption made in this video that we had to 'work all day, every day' for food prior to agriculture. In fact it was the opposite, it was much less work. The problem was that it was an unreliable. The advantage of agriculture was not in making life easier, but it could fed more people and was more reliable, as there were ways to compensate for natural variances.
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  1971. Looking forward to the horse one. I live in Britain and I think that horse should be the flag, white on a Brunswick green background.
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  1972. No longer in solution.
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  1973. Awful, isn't it. Like a crappy kids science show trying to be 'down with the kids'.
    1
  1974. Why do Americans think jam and jelly are the same thing?
    1
  1975. https://newrepublic.com/article/140948/bluexit-blue-states-exit-trump-red-america
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  1976. The Trumptards are utterly shameless... Imagine if a leftie had attacked a war veteren like this, all hell would break loose. They are such hypocrites.
    1
  1977.  @Silburific  There will need to be some moviing about.
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  1978.  @coleride  Read it [if you're able] and weep... https://apnews.com/2f83c72de1bd440d92cdbc0d3b6bc08c
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  1979. 5:52 Look at the face of the guy in the blue tie behind Sondland... looks like he's going to be sick. I want a shirt that says - 'I heart quid Pro Quo'...
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  1980. Gotta love that the crooks have audio and video evidence... they are all grifters, the lot of them, and they all knew they needed insurance.
    1
  1981. Judging by the way he half swallows the word Thanksgiving, I reckon he made a mistake, and tried to cover it by talking about xmas.
    1
  1982.  @pamstuffonfilm  'Liberals are the laughing stock outside the US'... You know the rest of the developed world has universal healthcare, right? You know that the rest of the developed world provide sick leave, so people don't need to come in to work when they're contagious, right? Outside the US [and I know this because I am one of them], look on in horror at the endless failure of the US to get even the most basic decent programs in place.
    1
  1983. I'm not sure the folks up the back in the peanut gallery are gettin' it... What are you again if you think what is happening at the border is ok?
    1
  1984. Hey Lil' d, ya bernt.
    1
  1985.  @willritter4076  Everyone has a bias... you just don't see Colbert's because it matches your own; and you are clearly incapable of looking outside of it... perhaps a bit of bias training in media studies would help before you comment in future.
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  1986. I did not know it was a 'quantity' factor... had always assumed it was a 'proportional size' matter.
    1
  1987.  @remcob8892  Have a look at the state of Germany prior to Hitler being ELECTED into power.
    1
  1988. Grrrl, that outfit says 'what'! Love it.
    1
  1989. God, Boobberg is so fucking desperate.
    1
  1990. They were too professional... should be more pimary school.
    1
  1991.  Hannah Dyson  Yeah, I know their history well. The founders would be horrified.
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  1992.    You mean blue instead of orange...
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  1993.  @gavinbuck8130  Absolutely nothing. It's a mess, and the BBC is even worse. Hence why we got Brexit...
    1
  1994. Guys, why always the sound issues?
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  1995. Seth not pulling any punches...
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  1996. Seth is pulling his punches less and less... I wish the estab Dems would do the same.
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  1997. Ok, after watching that, I'm guessing there were some key writers missing from this one.
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  1998. @rapheALtoid Sorry, but that is total bs. In no democratic country in the world would they allow a private company to have access and to manage such a hugely sensitive thing like an election. It is an absolute nonsense, you only think it's acceptable because you are boiling so deeply in waters of corruption.
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  1999. Thank you for highlighting the bs of media like CBS.
    1
  2000. Why are the station's comedy news-shows able to directly tell the truth, yet their actual news-readers prevaricate on the obvious truths?
    1
  2001. Why can't you guys get the sound right. To hear Seth I have to turn the sound up to 100%, but then the theme song comes on at the end and blows out my speakers.
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  2002. Pelosi is the absolute worst leader they could have possibly chosen... all buddy buddy with the Repubs... they must be laughing so hard at the Dems constant failure to be an adequate opposition.
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  2003. If something is allowed to be spoken on the floor of the House, surely there is no problem repeating that on a late night show wityhout the need to bleep it...
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  2004. A lot of people are waking up to the fact that the moderate DEMS in office are not doing their job.
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  2005. You can see how and why satire, and the arts in general, always flourish in oppressive and dictatorial times.
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  2006. Just to be clear, foisted is a real word. He just pronounces it wrong.
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  2007. So true.
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  2008. ffs, NBC, put the fucking volume up.
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  2009. It's hard to feel any sympathy for them when they voted for him... Hopefully they'll make a more informed decision next time, and perhaps learn a lesson to pay closer attention next time. [Shan't be holding my breathe tho.] Stop believing the GOP lies, they NEVER balance the books, they always blow out the budget, it is the DEMs who came after who have to fix it again. But the media executives love the tax breaks, so they perpetuate the lies.
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  2010. GOP leaders finally realising just how racist their voters are.
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  2011. Very cheeky to include the Crimea in your Ukraine map...
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  2012. That reporteer with Beto was fromChannel 4 [UK], who did a 17 minute coverage of the issue and didn't once mention the lawmakers owned by the NRA.
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  2013. He honestly looks like Peter Griffin standing there.
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  2014. Guiliani is def getting arrested soon... then what will he do? Throw Trump under the bus?
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  2015. I'm pretty sure Kelly is fully supportive of George's comments. After this is all over she's going to say she was working against Trump from the inside. I would not be surprised if she was the 'insider' who wrote that NYT piece. When she does, I hope the media don't fall for it, she's a lying cow [Spoiler alert... they will.]
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  2016. Seth's Trump voice is on point. I wasn't watching when he started quoting him, and I had to look to see who was speaking...
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  2017. It was a lot more than a million
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  2018. He's right, it was a lot of effort.
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  2019. Our modern democracies only appeal to people who will do anything to gain power and retain authority.
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  2020. Clean The Wall! Clean the Wall! Block it up! Block it up!
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  2021. one sick little puppy.
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  2022. She's amazing.
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  2023. The look in Putin's eye is definitely saying, 'My god, this guy is such a moron, and is so easy to play.'
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  2024. Laughed a little too kindly at Seth's lame volcano joke...
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  2025. Weird that I'm getting so much of my news analysis from comedy shows these days ...
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  2026. Let's reply to every Trump/GOP comment with 'Baby'.
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  2027. The joke writers on this show are lame [which now seems to be an inside joke], but the news- review writers are so on point.
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  2028. I saw Tyler straight away... but my thought was, 'Wait, Steve's also running? Wow, would tot vote for that.'
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  2029. Awesome list.
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  2030. 50% intro?
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  2031. Meh. Again, LNSM is brilliant when covering the news. Not so much with the supposedly comedic sketches.
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  2032. Sad!
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  2033. Fucking hate moronic commentary like this...
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  2034. Wow, off the chart... I'm actually an anarchist, and just observing that this report was heavily US-centric. But you go ahead with your little frothy-mouthed rant.
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  2035.  @williambrown4138  You're shaped and moulded by external forces... everything you believe in is a lie... and you're too stupid to see it.
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  2036. Pelosi's a fraud.
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  2037.  @SubvertTheState  Now you're gettin it... her body, her choice.
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  2038.  @commiehunter781  make that square...
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  2039.  @manualspiceyapple3788  I felt like it sometimes...
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  2040. 'Muzac' noise louder than the speaker.
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  2041. Phrasing it as 'the other side were trying to shut-down the investigation' [into Hunter Biden] is very loaded. A more accurate way to say it is that they were simply trying to stop an action they knew was only political, the matter had already been looked into and dismissed.
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  2042. Gotta love the presumption that the US is just using their own cyber hacking to only ever do 'good'... That is some high-grade wilful ignorance of the entire history of the US foreign involvements.
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  2043. The chair was good at jumping in and keeping the speaker, esp that minister, on point.
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  2044. 'Australins get it right in the end'... You sure about that?
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  2045. It amazes me now when I meet people who actually still watch the telly...
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  2046. The media is complicit in the destruction of the planet's capacity to sustain life...
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  2047. Tho you wouldn't know they exist judging by this 'report'.
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  2048. Exactly. 'They get it right in the end'.... ffs.
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  2049. Same. My thoughts are that this energy demand, being static, could easily be converted to renewables, and I think more effort could be made in this regard. I would certainly facture this into who I used, but don't really have much power over it.
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  2050.  @gordonjohnson2497  It's entirely fine for there to be social spaces for groups based on interests or genders, that's fine. The point is these particular clubs represent a lot more than just a 'social' club. And it is not 'my speculation' that they are more than just social clubs, this is well documented, not least by the admission over the years by men in these clubs, talking about how the ground work for a deal was done 'between gentlemen back at the club'.
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  2051. It's about what these old boys clubs represent, they have been traditional places for deals to be done, and that is why they excluded women, and why it is a problem. To claim they are just 'social clubs' is wildly disingenuous.
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  2052.  @rebeccaconlon9743  He's not that rich, he had to borrrow heavily from Russia and Turkey to offset yet another bankruptcy. One of the reasons he ran for pres was to block the investigation into his tax affairs. There's a reason he's the only one who won't reveal them.
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  2053.  @Defaultrafale12  Congratulations... wrong on both accounts... try again... It's confusing for you when the world doesn't fall into simple binary options, huh.
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  2054. Kelly is trying to be Australia's Trump...
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  2055. He even speaks with the same cadence as Paul... Must be a requirement. ;)
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  2056. Ok, the tip about adding thyme to soften the 'pine' of rosemary was great...
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  2057. Tanya out there stanning for nationalist govt, whilst doing nothing to tackle country-wide buffel grass, and casually allowing new coal and oil permits...
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  2058. Lancashire accent.
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  2059. Yes, we know. We saw it on this program.
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  2060.  @emilydavison2053  Health reasons.
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  2061.  @JI7NKJ  Protest.
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  2062. I'm gonna assume you don't know what happened to them. I suggest you do your homework before commenting in future.
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  2063. The Dems in the US are encouraging this, they would prefer to fight Trump rather than DeSantos... they know they can beat him.
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  2064.  @curtino114  Ah, the joy of simplistic politics... there's more than one way to skin a cat. How about this for a wild idea... no imperialism.
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  2065.  @yt.personal.identification  So you're just gonna live in the past... good luck with that.
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  2066. Good report. All round the world, the nation state is predicated on violence, and the cops are always willing to mete out that violence.
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  2067. Being in Trump's circle in any capacity is a trap, and he famously doesn't even pay people. Rudy has been begging him to pay him. 🤣
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  2068. Exactly. We are descending into authoritarian fascism.
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  2069. Even if Murdoch media does change its chune, (which we all know it wont), it is too late now... the damage is done, we are already screwed. But there is a sizable demographic in the country who are just as much to blame as this obnoxious media outlet, who are just cashing in on these people.
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  2070. The numbers in Australia which cause so much consternation are all way lower than the numbers everyone just lives with in the UK...
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  2071. Seriously, criminal proceedings should be started against them... Unfuckingbelievable.
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  2072. Youtube promotes them. And protects them.
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  2073.  @MotionMcAnixx  Oh, you're a child, I see.
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  2074. Why platform someone like Jonesie.
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  2075. Again, it's about what is left out... Corp tax was 35% under Obama... at the same time as this bill is being debated they agreed to trillions more than the infrastructure bill going to the military complex.
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  2076.  @AZ2PM  Well, tbf, there does need to be a place for that to happen, not sure it needs to be national telly tho.
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  2077. The point that was being made was that you shouldn't have to raid your future funds to get yourself out of the trouble this situation is causing. There needs to be other govn support for people in financial constraint due to lockdown.
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  2078. @Cancelled Peanut fascism is just the political end-game of capitalism.
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  2079. I live in the UK and refuse to pay the TV licence... which many are now doing. It's an appallingly bad broadcaster.
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  2080. Can you seriously blame Ukraine for speaking strongly... they are the ones under attack.
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  2081. Yes, that's what all decent intelligent organisations are doing. It's not a matter of debate, the facts are in, it saves lives. Deal.
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  2082. So you don't know how public tv works?
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  2083.  @tjmarx  And yet there's homelessness... not very marxian of you...
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  2084. It's what the cops have always, and will always, do... I am on the complete other side of the political spectrum, and we are treated the same.
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  2085. So you want us to add another zombie into the mix?
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  2086. It was ever thus. The cops are all saints, don't you know.
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  2087. It's the lest they deserve...
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  2088. That was cool. Knew nothing about this.
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  2089. They could get a lifetime of papers out of you...
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  2090. Such a broken system that less than a hundred 'selectors' can dump such an awful man on the public.
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  2091. There are hundreds of comments on here by the Fox/Sky ignoratii... they do come here, directed by YouTube clickbait defaults, but they still don't understand because they don't want to. They are determined to believe any bs. And when that gets debunked, they just move on to the next lie. Bums on seats... that's all that matters to Murdock et al.
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  2092. It doesn't have to... it only needs to say something if they are NOT genuine.
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  2093. Then you were wrong... as was pointed out if you'd bothered to watch this in its entirety.... not just go off half cocked... which I guess is why you believe all the bs in the first place.
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  2094. Not at all surprising that Basement Biden is missing in action, he was barely there even during the campaign... he only got in because the corporate Dems pushed him through and paid-off the others, (like the slot in govn for Major Pete). It's all just a game for him. Biden only got the black vote because he was Obama's VP, and the Independents' and Progressive votes because 'he wasn't Trump'. It was inevitable that he will lose support, the Centre is no longer a majority.
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  2095. A new one called GB News is coming, which is going to be even more on the nose, if that's possible.
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  2096. Those two are damn sexy...
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  2097. Says so much about the Labor Party that they had a cretan like Latham in charge.
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  2098. Well she got a work out...
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  2099. She curtsied to Scotty. jeez.
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  2100. I hate it.
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  2101. But it's not the angle to promote. Most people do not share your view and when it is emphasised then it turns people away, and we need to be turning people toward... The reason for doing this is to address the climate crisis, and most people will be onboard with that.
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  2102. We have them here in Bristol.
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  2103. Everyone tip-toeing around the obvious... capitalism sucks.
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  2104.  @bvegannow1936  That's about as a moronic reply as the original post.
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  2105. How to tell us you're new here...
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  2106. The war was misleadingly reported. The US allied forces never controlled much of the country, only a few cities and the ports.
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  2107. She's certainly clear eyed... As I read one of his tomes today, I had the thought that if humanity survives and advances, future gens are going to look back at Noam's writings and consider him on the level we now consider Plato and Thoreau.
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  2108. I love how everyone suddenly, convienently, forgets the human rights abuses committed by the US, UK and Australian troops... Thousands of children killed for what? An utter failure, they never controlled more than a few cities and ports.
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  2109. Still platforming climate change deniers I see...
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  2110. Organs like the Daily Mail make it essential that people are protected from them.
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  2111. I wish you didn't do voice-overs when translating. It is far better to hear their voice, much better to read subtitles.
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  2112.  @HandyAndyTechTips  The fact that he was more serious is a good thing.
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  2113. Yay capitalism...
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  2114. Prick.
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  2115. She was ok, prefered last weeks guy tho.
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  2116. Does Amy have a freckle of glitter above her right eye... or is she an alien signalling the invasion?
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  2117. right question - wrong answer.
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  2118. Everything old is new again... Architecture, like all the arts, is in a constantly changing cycle. But I'll be very glad when human-scale architecture returns.
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  2119. Why does every sentence inflect up at the end every time?
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  2120. 'Land Ownership'. The answer is that the concept of land ownership, which grew out of the need to use fences. With that we get enclosure, and the idea that nature can be owned, (that's it's for us to 'rule'). Human societies that did not have a concept of land ownership existed right up to the colonial days. Indeed, colonialism is just an extension of Enclosure, which is another term for the theft and commodification of the commons (those parts of nature and culture we use). It is also the root of capitalism.
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  2121. It's a complete myth that we need capitalism to make us 'work hard'... one perpetuated by the beneficaries of this system. The more we work the more than can steal from our endless producrion and consumption. The whole 'protestant work ethic' thing is basically just a 'capitalist work ethic' thing, and we really don't need to be playing that game. In fact we need to stop for the sake of planetary life support systems straining under the excess.
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  2122. It's cool she has got in, but how the hell is it normal that someone stands unopposed? How is this serving democracy? Honestly, the more of hear of the US system the more I suspect that it is one of the worst democracies in the industrialised world.
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  2123. The earth is fine, it will carry on... we will however make it uninhabitable for us and millions of other animals.
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  2124.  @commiehunter781  The bible literally tells people to abort unwanted babies.... suck it.
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  2125. Every nation state is a violent colonialist project.
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  2126. Yoo dun good jobbie.
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  2127. Alsways think the US outlet looks constantly surprised... :O
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  2128. 'demonstrative'? So a really ugly skyscraper was built in London recently that reflected the light waves down onto the street, which melted cars...
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  2129. Back in my student days I inherited my dad's manual SLR when he upgraded, and I loved it. Spent ages learning all the things TC went through here, tho had no idea of the inner workings. Fascinating to find out. The camera ended up getting lens damaging moss in it and I never got it fixed. But it was fun while it lasted.
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  2130. Now we just need toasters...
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  2131. I grew up in the sub-tropics and my body clearly prefers it. I spent a winter in Denver and can confirm it to be dry af. My skin broke out in a rash, even though the house had a humidifier. 'Quicklier'.... lol.
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  2132. I'm in the UK and find the plugs cumbersome and unnecessarily over-engineered. The whole 'not allowed in the bathroom' thing is moronic, it just means people run extension cords into the bathrooms, which is way more dangerous. But the thing that really sucks here is not the electrics, it's the plumbing... don't even go there.
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  2133. Shame he couldn't add, 'This is one I prepared earlier'...
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  2134. My head plooped.
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  2135.  @Yotanido  There are maps of the areas in Britain which show the regions that use the 'r' sound and the ones' that don't.
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  2136.  @Greenhourglass  Yes. Americans say ant(ie), while Brits and Aussies etc say Arnt(ie). Americans tend to ignore the 'u' a lot in words, but usually that doesn't change the sound.
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  2137. But it could froth your milk... so there is that.
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  2138. Irrigating sound!? Fucking IRRIGATING SOUND! Next fucking level word play there. Another channel I follow focuses on new tech machinery, often agricultural, recently had some automated thing going through a field, and I commented that the more interesting and clever tech on that field is the sprinklers...
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  2139. So my 'portable' induction cooktop also does this, is it for the same reason. It doesn't make it easy to use. I refuse to buy anything with a touch control one, my partner has one and I hate it. 100% knew the lamp timing was gonna be in the blooper reel.
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  2140. 100% - I would def have an e-ink laptop for work. Then I could write later into the night without worries. When TC did the 'And this happens'... line, I thought, Oh that's gonna be in the Bloopers. Sure enough it was, but not for what I thought.
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  2141. Lovely 'literating... I need a toaster like this in my life. If I had a manuf company I'd 100% make it.
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  2142. omg... 'no relation to Zefram'... next level referencing that.
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  2143. Maybe they should make mini pods to use with the big one. I thought the glorious D alliteration would end up in the bloopers...
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  2144. There's a ring fluorescent ring bulb in my bathroom and it breaks about once a year. And I have no idea how they're supposed to recycled.
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  2145. Why are North Americans so obsessed with putting air con everywhere? You do realise it is just heating up the planet further? This is why countries like the US are much greater contributors to climate change than population growth is.
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  2146. I'm just gonna stop the clip after the first sentence to give a shout out to that divine pause after that line. TC doesn't need to offer any bells or whistles for Patreons, the value is inherent on the content of the clips.
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  2147. It was the long divine pause after that sealed it...
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  2148. Ozzyman would call this the flippy flip.
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  2149. 'Words that are backwards'...
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  2150. I'm a bit SD myself.
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  2151. I often dream of making better appliances. My microwave dream is really easy... it doesn't beep at you.
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  2152. Thank you for giving us the time frame in EU seconds. Surely Hyundai could make the software change online.
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  2153. You just knew that the 'Brighter brighter brigthest' moment was gonna end up in the bloopers.
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  2154. By about three minutes in my brain started dribbling out my ears. Why have I always found physics to be so hard?
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  2155. I hate being 'urgently beeped at' by my household machinery. I'm looking at you, Microwave Oven and Washing Machine. Chut up!
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  2156. Right there with you on this, we are infantalising ourselves. And to be an even greater shouty old man, I think much of modern live is making us more useless. I like to make my own food stuff - like my butter, and granola, and nut mylks, and fake meat (I'm not a veggie, just want to eat less meat). Not just because it tastes better and I can control what's in it, and it uses less packaging, but also simply because I enjoy it. But it seems to absolutely amaze everyone who hears that I do this, they seem to think these sinple things are really hard to do? As for online, AI and the endless pushing of it, is actually driving me further away from the digital world, something I used to enjoy.
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  2157. I have history turned off, so the Home page doesn't work. I only use subs. And have discovered a shorts blocker.
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  2158. 'electronicals'
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  2159. I did not even know this was an option. But then, like TC, I resent every minute spent working 'on' any computer. Very much one of those 'just-give-me-something-that-works-out-of-the-box' kinda people. I like your square halo, TC.
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  2160. I like your square halo, TC.
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  2161. feee!
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  2162. Heat exchanges also good for EVs... 10 mins in and I am already thinking about the bloopers... I have the attention span of a gnat.
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  2163. I want one of these. Not gonna pretend I understand how it works at all tho.
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  2164. They would be suitable for all of Britain...
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  2165. Ah, the inherit confusion thinking of the comparative as a superlative... Just knew the foot thing was gonna turn up in the bloops.
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  2166. I was 18 at the time and looking to spend my first bit of savings on one of these, but this war put me off for a few years. I just knew my dumb arse was gonna end up picking the wrong side.
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  2167. Nicely written... even the bits that weren't... What are your thoughts on the Moka pot? [which is what I use, being all europenee]
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  2168. Made me laugh out loud.
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  2169. I laughed at the final energy comparison with the large fridge, amazing. Would not a chest-of-drawers type design for a fridge be the most efficient? Esp when 'use', ie constant opening, is factored...
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  2170. we need less stuff...
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  2171. So we need a cabinet with multiple drawers, with a lid on each drawer.
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  2172. Maybe that's one reason a lot of trucks have a row of lights above the windscreen. And never, ever apologise for your glorious puns. What the hell do you think I come here for? Learning stuff... purr-leas...
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  2173. I'd kinda like that variance. The crisper would be a great place to keep butter and eggs during summer.
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  2174. I thought the 'patents' rant was going to get a 'Too Deep' warning over it. So true tho; as with Covid vaccines. Lots of tongue action in the bloopers and the hairdo is looking decidedly Bela Lugosi...
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  2175. I was also resistant, considered it yet another thing I'd not use after a few weeks. But I did just got one after another Youtuber raved about the advantages, and yeah, totally agree... It's really easy to just bake a fishcake etc - quickly, cleaner and cheaper. This is a rare 'Not Actually a Gimmick' keeper. Also agree on the controls, just two dials is all it needs.
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  2176. You really should llive in Europe...
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  2177. Revisionist history...
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  2178. Can we stop using 'justified' when putting up the quotes or stats on screen. The visual is terrible.
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  2179. These are the best things by Emma.
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  2180. 60 million people need to throw PP a buck. Everyone can stand with PP to shove a middle finger in Trump's face.
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  2181.  William Loudermilk  There's quite a few things with Portugal we'd have to accept. I don't need to take any drugs, but I'd love to live in a society which doesn't give a shit about it when people do.
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  2182. I'm working on being able to move to Portugal.
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  2183. Nice logo...
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  2184. Did those trucks have their engines running the whole time?
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  2185. You just know she went to town on them afterwards.
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  2186. 'Keep his name out of your mouths' is about right. How dare they. I hate how these abusive authoritarian organisations get such kid-glove treatment, and are also glorified in TV drama shows. Fuck them all.
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  2187. Let the Darwin Awards play out...
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  2188. Honestly, her or Bernie will be just such a wonderful thing... game changing, not just for the US, but for the whole world.
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  2189. Knew Emma was going to be a bit emotional after the bit with Greta and Amy... I was starting to tear up myself.
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  2190. Great stuff, Emma... Again!
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  2191. In other words... if ya gonna grass, don't do it near Grassley, he'll chuck you under the bus.
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  2192. What a vile obnoxious...
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  2193. God, I hate the text graphics... please stop justifying the text.
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  2194. And yet... and yet... they will STILL vote for him.
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  2195. Not sure about that titleing...
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  2196. Once again the internet undermining the power of television... about time.
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  2197. Probably because there is still time for another candidate to do a better job, but it's not looking likely.
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  2198. And get his fucking tax returns.
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  2199.  @darknite-vu7sm  The ultimate 'doomsday' crap? Right-wing evangalical's rapture bullshit.
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  2200. Great article by Aussie reporter in the Guardian on the experience of her first live Trump press event... she had no idea how bad a speaker he is... because most reports edit his ramblings to make them make a bit more sense.https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/sep/20/as-a-foreign-reporter-visiting-the-us-i-was-stunned-by-trumps-press-conference
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  2201.  America first americans first  You edited... and still couldn't get it right...
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  2202. Great mic.
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  2203. The one caveat to this is the fact that the only poll that has constantly correctly picked the next president is the question, 'Who would you invite to a bar-b-que?' And Biden would prob win that one. Let's hope it is the first time it's not right.
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  2204.  @NancyChasteen  Hey Nancy, welcome back. You got a new name since the last time you got kicked off...
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  2205. As a good a TV show idea as many others...
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  2206. Ok, I don't buy into identity politics normally... but how good would it be to see a black, gay, progressive join the squad... and a very diplomatic one at that.
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  2207. Don't forget, the DNC is making fistfuls of dollars off the back of the hatred for trump, so actually it's in their interests to keep him in power.
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  2208. Fuck, they is dumb. But in truth, they are just tieing themselves in illogical knots because they know Pete's total bs.Why do people fall for these people time and time again?
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  2209. Can't unsee now.
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  2210. Their logo looks like Trump peering over the words.
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  2211.  @peachykeen8504  Personally, I think the Green Party in the States (unlike in other countries) has too much negative baggage, which could do more harm than good to his chances.
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  2212. Who's dumber, the idiots who do this or the media orgs who promote them...
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  2213. The 70% lower numbers is because many still do not understand 'marginal rates'. Largely because the media don't bother to explain it, and purposely obfuscate.
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  2214. It's a shame people are using those balloons, the plastic used never breaks down... ever. In a millions years people are going to find IMPEACH written in plastic.
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  2215. Funny he should mention pitchforks... We need to be prepared for these guys.
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  2216. Driven by fear.
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  2217. Please let it be so.Shame about the religion shit tho.
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  2218. Yes.
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  2219. Not everyone needs to be in office. We need good people in media, doing their job, too...
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  2220. No. Just confused by the usual reliance on the 'they said, we said' poor logic that suffices for journalism these days.
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  2221. All this ranting on either side makes not a jot of difference, nothing changes.
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  2222. There was someone brave enough in the audience to refute his crazy claims.
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  2223. Reminds of a great line by the magazine editor in Absolutely Fabulous: 'Do a cover on him, he fucked me. Don't cover her, she fucked me.'
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  2224. 'And Brutus is an honourable man'...
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  2225.  @schloops8473  He's cert better than most of them... not a real high bar though. Not sure the Dem electorate is ready to go out on quite so much of a limb, but it'll be fun if they do.
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  2226. Or VP.
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  2227. I love that the Brent Crude rate was on the screen the whole time...
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  2228. We can't mention the GOP's successful actions here, after all this is the mandate they came into power on, it's not like they hide the fact that they are arseholes, we also have to consider the DEM's, and by this I mean the corporate ones who control the Dem party, and their inability to fight for people, and their endless series of cataclysimic failure over many years.
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  2229. Kinda my first thought as the piece ended too... I very much suspect most of the founders would actually have supported this action by the SC.
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  2230. Silly clickbait title... Howabout; 'Warren's supporters respond to Biden's attacks.' There, fixed it for you. Emma let her neutrality slip a bit, but totally understandable.
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  2231. It's not just a drunk uncle for me, my whole family are evangelical. I don't even go home that time of year, it's too unbearable.
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  2232. Good ad, but the music was way too loud, had to turn it down, then couldn't hear Bernie...
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  2233. 600th! woohoo.
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  2234. I find it extraordinary that these people have the audacity to even show their faces, let alone think they can lead. They lost to fucking Trump, for god's sake. Everytime they speak up, the whole world should just turn on them and say, 'You lost to Trump... to Trump...'
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  2235. Admirable
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  2236. We're trapped in a braindead Groundhog day...
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  2237. Is there really still no final results in? Wow.
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  2238. He was smerking probably because the protest helped his cause inside the house.
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  2239.  B E  She's been kind to him over the years, and she's no libtard, so is 'really hard working'.
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  2240. FFS people, I'm talking about the content of the interview.
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  2241. No just not sticking my head in the sand pretending we'll all just magically make it all better. The disneyfication of humanity is not going to save you.
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  2242. Well, he might be getting help, depends what's going on back home. Still ain't gonna stop him acting out like this tho.
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  2243. Perhaps he is really thick... I mean really really thick.
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  2244. Emma needs to throw a look to camera from time to time...
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  2245. Oh yeah, no, totally.
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  2246. Not Ivanka, because not a woman...
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  2247. 'No personal stories about his family...' So Good! What a blessed relief. I was wondering today what the Estab Dems are going to try and throw up this time to block him. Not that they hold all the cards anymore... He's going to go down as one of the greatest Americans of all time.
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  2248. Emma, you needed to ask her what her experience has been. Clearly she's loopy, but I think she perhaps had a really bad experience, perhaps in her youth.
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  2249.  @coldwynn  Ha!
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  2250. I think Emma's vox pops are the best thing on TYT...
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  2251. Credit to that station for giving Progressives a voice. I still suspect that the DEM party aparatchik will try to high-jack this process. For instance they could make the final choice a threeway final between two progressives and a moderate so that the progressive vote gets split.
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  2252. That last guy had some fucked up logic.
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  2253.  @jamestrombley3883  Projecting much...
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  2254. Because she's such a clear threat to their cosy little arrangments. The progressives are going to tear that house down, and take the corporate shrills with them. The box has been opened, ain't no one going back in now.
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  2255. Not if was against Bernie, as the polling consistently shows.
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  2256. You're awesome.
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  2257. Give us an estimate of just how many Dem pres. candidates there will eventually be? Could any Con beat Trump in a primary?
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  2258. Interesting divides opening up in western politics. Brexit has done the same here in the UK.
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  2259. It emits steam AND water, gosh...
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  2260. Interesting, no onion...
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  2261. Why is 'empire' held up as 'advanced civilisation'?
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  2262. The endless stupidity of focussing on leaving the planet rather than changing our behaviour to live on this planet.
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  2263. I love how the edited noise is louder than the speaker...
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  2264. Of course the other 'degrowth' we have to have an honest conversation about is human population. Specially in relation to empowering/educating women, providing contraception, and ensuring social security nets so people feel positive about having less kids. We need to get our numbers down, until then we have to change our behaviour, like eating red meat.
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  2265. It is in the interests of the capitalist elite that there is ever more of us.... The more people running around consuming and producing the more excess they get to skim off. The only reason we have multi-billionaires now is because we have multiple billions of people. They don't even care what we make-and-take, just as long as we keep doing it. And they are the ones behind attempts to shame anyone who even speaks about this.
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  2266. Such an arsewipe.
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  2267. Not a fan of the 'background' noise while speaking.
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  2268. Take back the Commons! I have a T-Shirt with 'The Luddites Were Right!' on it.
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  2269. The Commons will always be enclosed, we need to become aware of this reality to fight against it. Mastodon is too 'safe', it doesn't allow for real engagement.
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  2270. Since this was made, Dyson's name in the UK has become absolute mud. He is now moving the entire company out of the UK, and this after helping screw us over with Brexshit. He will have to change the name of the company to ever succeed here.
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  2271. 'No businessMAN?'
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  2272. So much to chew on here; brilliant stuff. Maybe we are one of the earliest lifeforms? If we survive this era, perhaps we might become one of those super advanced leading lifeforms that our Sci-Fi stories always attribute to other planets. 'If'.
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  2273. The thing that separates us most from other animals is self-deception, we are the only ones capable of that. It's both a good thing [story-telling] and a bad thing [religion].
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  2274. 'Comedy science show...'? You are more philosophical than that. Nice T. and cool vids. [And I also marvel that people still watch the shit shown on TV.] I am very sceptical that the technology exists to travel such distances. That said; I have seen a UFO. I wasn't alone either, there was a few of us sitting on a beach late at night, and we all saw it. [And we weren't stoned either.] Despite that, I still doubt. [Not that there are other lifeforms, that is almost certainly true.]
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  2275. Had a further thought on this: The reason the UFO obsessives seem like religious zealots is because they are making the same mistake. There's a shared reality that is inexplicable... If that reality is just accepted, with some theories as to why, then fine. But they just can't leave a hole unfilled... they have to insist that their theory is the 'truth'... and that insistence is exactly why religion evolved in our societies.
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  2276. you need to watch the doc, Burned [on biomass], it's not really zero.
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  2277. Love her! And nailed the relay.
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  2278. You're a religious leader spread hate of the scary 'other'. Pathetic.
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  2279.  @revkaelenelord  Then why did you reply? Guess it's you who's living under a bridge.
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  2280.  @revkaelenelord  And for someone who likes to berat others for not reading what is said, you sure get it wrong a lot.. where in my comment did I call names? Don't try playing the victim now, hater.
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  2281. Not if it self-applies, like 'queer'.
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  2282.  @1stGeorgiaGirl  'They-Them' is an option, but obviously she prefers she-her.
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  2283.  @czerskip  I have the crazy ability to walk and chew gum at the same time.
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  2284.  @czerskip  Don't hide behind language difference. I haven't 'missed your point' at all. I'm simply telling you that we WILL continue to highlight their failures, imorality, and weaknesses, no matter where they appear, or how trivial you might think they are.
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  2285.  @czerskip  Yes, and it's what the Republicans do all the time... something they never stop banging on about... yet here they are, and their Dear Leader is doing exactly that, and not one of them says a word. So again, yes it is more than whether or not this is just a song or something of greater import. It is, by the simple fact that the lying, deceitful rightwing have always said it was more than just a song.
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  2286.  @czerskip  Then you are misunderstanding the speakers comment, so perhaps it is a language thing. It is more than 'just a song', because it has taken on political baggage in the country, esp after the footballers started using the playing of it is to register their protest. And the rightwing went apeshit over it.
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  2287. My heart bleeds.
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  2288. In Australia, in 1915, CJ Dennis published the hugely popular verse-novel, Songs of a Sentimental Bloke. [About a rough larrikin who falls in love and changes his ways.] The third chapter depicts a fight between 'N** Night' and 'Boshter Day', and we are left in no doubt who we are all to be barracking for. It became one of the biggest selling books in Aussie lit. history, even being turned into one of the earliest films.
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  2289. The British are housebroken. We will slip into fascism.
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  2290. Because the system is so corrupted. Politicians are legally allowed to take money from corporations [inc. pharma, miltary and oil] and organisations [NRA]. In any other country this would be seen as what it is: bribery. That's why the country needs to put progressives into power, now.
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  2291. 'Easy to move around'? You mean like 'flexible'... That, along with the 'exactly the same chair' gaff, suggests the writer perhaps needs to get their work checked before going into production...
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  2292. I'm utterly against nuclear power, but it's silly to shut one down without putting equivalent renewables and storage in place first.
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  2293.  @johnroberts8233  I'll get the popcorn.
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  2294. Once again, the actual answer is addressing overpopulation...
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  2295. Good insight... let's hope some of the present DEM pres hopefuls take up the idea of removing it from politics.
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  2296. All that, and yet barely mention an actual genocide happening...
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  2297. I mean, I wanted to be a lighthouse keeper at 15... it really isn't that important. So many variables can change, they really shouldn't over focus on a particular career. Plus, these days most people will have 3 or 4 careers through their working life.
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  2298. The US economy will take much longer to recover, with longer high unemployment. The retail and service jobs will come back immediately, but the manufacturing jobs will disappear, possibly permanently. Since other countries are keeping their small manufacturers afloat, those companies will be able to quickly fill the hole created by the collapse of the US companies. In other words, the US government is actively crippling the country. And frankly, I see little active reaction from the Pelosis and Schumers of the supposed opposition.
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  2299. They are the police.
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  2300. Most of the police are these people...
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  2301. Another well researched, well structured report.
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  2302. There are alternatives.
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  2303. There's one part of their messaging they are getting wrong, and that's the common line we see... 'No farmers - No food'. This would indicate that they do not fully understand what's happening. These new laws are not to get rid of farmers entirely, they are to get rid of 'independent' farmers... As their livelihoods collapse, they will have to sell their land, then the corporations will buy them up and turn them into huge conglomerate farms. So in the future, they will all have to work for agri-business corporations earning base-survival wages... This is the goal of these changes, and why they must be pushed back against.
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  2304. It's a response to our broken notion that we own the planet's natural resources, which is at the heart of what is going wrong right now.
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  2305. get an adblocker extension, like ublock origin.
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  2306.  @asahel980  uh-ha, and how did she get to live in the US then?
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  2307.  @jonathanjones3126  Then you are broken.
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  2308. Yay capitalism...
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  2309.  @Nic0487  Says the indoctrinated
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  2310.  @Rosemary-pox  Prove it.
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  2311.  @JohnDoe-dr9ff  Yes... That's exactly what I'm saying...
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  2312.  @grandmalovesmebest  What like those colonising Europeans?
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  2313.  @TheZachary86  Again... all nation-states are based on violence or the threat thereof...
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  2314. They def need to shorten it.
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  2315. Just noticed how much Steven Miller looks like a young Putin.
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  2316. Early part of this relies pretty heavily on US propoganda, the inverse of the Chinese lies... both were as bad as each other.
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  2317. Suspect the whole ASMR thing morphed out of this. I did not know Americans used a hard 'c' sound when pronouncing 'niche', Brits use a soft 'c'.
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  2318. Well, one of them ain't lyin! Not sure what they think it achieved tho...
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  2319.  @menchualcarazmoreno1743 That statement is a fantastic example of non-correlation. Italy still is a mess... as a nation state. All Europe was a series of city-states. And the modern version would obv be something completely different.
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  2320.  @SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1  Oh the irony of your tag-name... You are anything but 'serene'. How about you trial 'UtterlyVile' as your new name... it would sit well with you.
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  2321.  @TheZachary86  It's a violent and oppressive occupation... When one side is an occupier and the other is occupied, you reveal exactly whose side you stand on...
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  2322. There's a handy little plague at that pump [it's still half there] which explains what happened. A much better John Snow to glory than the 'King of the North'.
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  2323. Fire is and always has been a natural part of the area's ecosystem.
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  2324. Very high
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  2325.  @newleaksman  The evidence of history exposes the reality.
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  2326.  @shamarkblenman4689  I engage in society somewhat... therefore that means I can not have any say in how it runs.... Is that your argument?
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  2327. Liked the angry intro...
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  2328. Please make the 'background' music lower.
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  2329. Changing from gas to electric for cooking will be much later (if ever) and not urgent. It's not a major contributor. Really not sure why it was added here.
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  2330.  @chemicallyrich401  They need storage solutions, that's all.
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  2331.  @lights473  Iceland.
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  2332. Interesting. On a tech note, the 'background' sound at 9:25 gets way too loud.
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  2333. We need stop assuming grand nation-state infrastructure projects are the best/only solutions. Energy production and storage options need to become much more localised and community owned.
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  2334.  @kaya051285  That's why I didn't say for a 'single US home'.
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  2335. To not refer to the known instances where under-cover cops and right-wing vigilantes have been staging destruction means this is a very incomplete look at what's happening.
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  2336. Good effort, not Vox's usual standard tho.
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  2337. Use FiveThirtyEight's list and have a primary every three days, one after another, working down that list. (Three day gaps, give people time to consider outcomes and for candidates to get to the new state and do some campaigning, but any longer would drag the process out.) No state should be at the same time as another's, because then some state don't get the chance to see or to know the candidate, and likewise the candidate can't spend some time there.
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  2338. Great report.
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  2339. Ah, so that's why some guys walk around with their hands down their pants... they are preparing to be a great philosopher/orator...
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  2340.  @josepho3366  There have been many new strains, it mutates quickly, and lingers long. Which is why these vaccines are not the magic bullet people seem to think they are.
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  2341. So, yay capitalism? Did not know that the Institute Pasteur attempt failed, how embarrassing! We all know we are going to be right back at square one by the end of the year... the virus will def mutate.
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  2342. f this was soccer they would just complicate it further by introducing the offside rule.
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  2343. Said in English...
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  2344. Not the Market. Not the State.
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  2345. Yup... now called 'faith healing' All a sham.
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  2346. @Fupayme4ever 47 Er, they were really clear that this was a focus on the DEMOCRATIC candidates. So Trump is hardly relevent here.
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  2347. Did they rake the floor?
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  2348.  @Same1689hfrh  True, though getting better at it now.
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  2349. And it would have been hot air.
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  2350. Much better name.
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  2351. This makes it sound like Braid was in the States... he was not, he was Scottish. Sounds a lot like 'faith healing' too.
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  2352.  Right Wing Media  It exists even more under capitalism....
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  2353.  @happypt2929  I was going to treat your moronic comment with all the respect it deserved, but then I thought that perhaps a young person would read it and not be able to parse your reprehensibly disingenuous comment for what it was. Of course he was wrong. He was a man of his own time and place, and as such was ignorant of many things. But then, you know all about ignorance, right?
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  2354.  @happypt2929  Thanks for revealing who feeds your small mind with its cliches.
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  2355. Everybody gettin orange-pilled these days...
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  2356. I think that's bad example, the main issue with Wiki is that it's content is unreliable and not peer-reviewed... exactly the same issue with social media, so I struggle to see how that model would help.Though I would like to see the platforms in the hands of people, not corporations.
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  2357. 'Maybe Fenton wanted to add drama.' 'Well, mayby he did maybe he didn't, that doesn't tell me which came first.' - But it did. He was sent to take photos of a war, he was literally there for the drama. Why do you think he went to that valley, with THAT name... Now reverse the logic... what reason would he have for removing them for a photo? Answer: none. So there's your answer. That's why Sontag was right all along, she didn't need a long investigation, she used logic.
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  2358. Interesting up until Vox weirdly tried to pin the centre's failure on Tusk leaving. Seriously? These is the knots people tie themselves into in their desperation to cleanse the failed neo-liberal economic policies that still dominate in the EU. The people who suffer from that failure are then ripe for manipulation by fascist forces [and in Britain's case, stupid protest referendum votes].
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  2359.  @MsZsc  then it is not 'we'....
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  2360.  @agent99._.53  That's exactly what's going to happen, mate.
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  2361. I strongly support trans men and women rights... I feel like it's the next cultural hurdle, which the new generation will let go of easily. I do have concerns with this though, I can understand why some of the other competiors might feel it is unfair. I realise she now has a low testosterone rate, but she she still had years growing up with high levels that would have definately built up muscle mass abd there is still the muscle memory. It's a hard situation, I want her to be able to compete, so this is probably the best option, but it's still going to be tough to take for her competitors.
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  2362. I wonder if these effects play out on humans too?
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  2363. Should have filmed the going from the compressed entry through to the expansion zone so that we could get a sense of it.
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  2364. Fantastic stretch to say this is new... That's what you're always gonna get when you have a closed two-party system.
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  2365. The name change at marriage in the west is because traditionally it meant she became the husbands possession. It is weird that we continue with these awful traditions. I don't understand why they persist.
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  2366.  @MC-ko2mx  I understand how the fame machine works... I just don't understand people 'believing' in a celebrity.
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  2367.  @garrybro12791  There's just a little bit of spittle left there in the corner of your mouth...
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  2368.  @tibodeclercq2131  Your broken ideology comes straight out of religion...
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  2369. 4:06 Map showing 'District Six' with a big 6 written on it.... only the map is upside down... so in fact that number is a nine [9]? What gives?
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  2370.  @ibmtpx24  Well, as someone that lives in a cold country, testing the 'winter time range' is key.
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  2371. Capitalism is the daughter of feudalism.
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  2372. Suspect the reason they chose that sky is because it is non-distinct and an equal balance of blue and white. No one really looks at the sky. That sequence of red coat figures was remarkable.
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  2373. Care to provide an ounce of evidence?
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  2374. Perfect.
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  2375. It's called growing up, but perhaps that's a stretch too far...
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  2376. It was at that point I nearly gave up...
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  2377. Agreed, glad to see a Prog taking the fight. Great ad.
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  2378. He seems to be getting cheered?
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  2379.  @ivanfreely6366  Build a wall!
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  2380. Hoist on her own Petard...
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  2381. Surely the obvious word for Sanders et al is Social Democrat. Personally, I wouldn't even call that position progressive, but then I'm a Commoner. But totally disagree with the 'working class' label as that has strong cultural implications... ones that I and millions of other 'progressives' don't identify with.
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  2382.  @MrElionor  What, you mean the only people offering real solutions to the troubles the world is in, instead of just mindless platitudes...
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  2383.  Mitt Romney stands with BLM  I realise the US political system narrows political discourse to crass simplicity, but your level of ignorance is breathtaking.
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  2384.  @alveolate  They def learnt lessons from SARS, that's why they responded so quickly and had a good track and trace system up and running so quickly.
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  2385.  @Bushprowler  I think most of the Asian countries got the mask wearing right too, and Australasia. The UKs efforts were then completely undone by delaying lockdowns and utterly screwing up the Track and Test effort by handing it to a private company.
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  2386. Well yes, of course; they are not a Progressive party. We need to get it through our skulls that they are not our friends, they will never allow us a say. Ever. They'd literally let Trump win again before they would allow that.
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  2387. Nina would be a great choice, esp when she takes over after Biden's emanate demise into senility. Hence why it will never happen.
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  2388. Kamala is actually the front-runner at this stage. Notice how she also pulled a good chunk of under 45s, just 3 points below Warren. Plus she's black and will tow the party line when made to.
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  2389. Clearly the front runner at this point.
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  2390. When you look at that breakdown of the candidates for VP, it's really the under 45s Biden has to win over. So that would mean Kamala is also looking good at 9%, only 3 points lower than Warren, with the added advantage of being black. So I suspect she might actually be a front-runner based on that. Plus we all know she will tow the establishment party line whilst pretending to care. (Leaving aside the wonderful ads the GOP will show of her eviscerating Biden on stage.)
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  2391. Ok, I'm a huge cynic, but that seemed a bit cruel, David. She did the right thing, whether she big upped herself after or not, that's just what slimy politicians like her do. We can all see through it, that's why she always polls around 3% (was that generous?). And believe me, it sticks in my throat to say that of her.
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  2392. As David said, neo-libs are blind-sided by their identity politics.
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  2393. David? Right-wing? Wait, what? That's some next level trolling there... Didn't know it went down to basement level.
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  2394. Not if Wall St get their say... And they don't pay Biden millions to not get their say.
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  2395. It's incredible to countenance, but you just know they are desperate to make exactly that happen. And they will pull powerful levers to make it happen, just like they did with Biden's coronation. It would go down in history as one of the greatest political mistakes ever made. Sadly, I don't put it past them to be just that tone-deaf.
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  2396. All tactical; she thinks she'll do better next time and get DEM endorsement as a result. She actually thinks she's being politically astute, hence why her numbers never rise above 3%.
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  2397. No doubt promised her an endorsement next time.
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  2398. ... and yet still they vote for him.
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  2399. It would once have been unconscionable, now it's a certainty. They will rig the whole thing. They will not be leaving office willingly.
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  2400. Life isn't sacred.
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  2401. Good lord, he must not be the candidate, he will be slaughtered.
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  2402. And if Biden carries on with neo-liberal policies, trump has a really good chance. I will def not be watching if this happens again in 4 years... all news will be off for me.
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  2403. I'm not a fan of a litigious society, but I do hope they sue for this.
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  2404. Let's face it he was always a conservative... just another wolf in sheep clothing.
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  2405. What the fuck is wrong with these people!
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  2406.  @gavinbuck8130  So happy you're getting the 'nice' treatment...
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  2407. And still Brits are forced by law to pay the BBC fees, and they send goons round to harass and arrest people who refuse.
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  2408. 'When you cut the harvest in the field yet forgot a sheaf, go not back to fetch it, when you beat the olive trees go not over the boughs again, nor glean again after you gather grapes from the vines; it shall be for the stranger, the fatherless and widows.' Deut 24.
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  2409. Biden can't give too much away, he's gotta find a way to fund the corporate kick-backs he now owes for getting him the top spot.
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  2410. It's genuinely painful to see what has happened with Warren.
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  2411. Even in the UK, where we have slipped casually from nationalism into fascism, the govn still wouldn't get away with doing something like this.
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  2412. So the whole of Europe isn't stylish now?
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  2413. Is someone coming forward to primary her?
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  2414. I reckon this fad is growing out of this issue...
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  2415. How the hell is she in the position she is in? Guess she must have had political nous once.
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  2416. It's not really that hard to go to the left of where the Dems are now.
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  2417. Reading comments on here, and you guys are trying to make monsters of the wrong people. Yes, they are liberal hacks focused on spectacle, but they are not the problem they are simply pawns in the game, paid by the real problem... the warlord capitalists and the weak people who want to live in an authoritarian society.
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  2418. Totally agree, he's in the best spot [other than president]. To cut Dana some slack, it is a typical 'devil's advocate' set up, done purposely to give the speaker a chance to clarify their position. And she didn't seem to say it with any malice.
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  2419. People who need to live in an authoritarian world are people with very basic morality codess, ie they will only do the right thing if offered a reward or threatened with punishment [like haven or hell]. But the key thing is, they are unable to imagine there are other forms of morality, [like doing the right thing because you want to], therefore they think if there is no authority then chaos will reign, and that terrifies them... that's why they are so insecure. - The true divide in humanity is not left and right politically, it is those needing an authoritarian society and those who don't.
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  2420. She was ok, but frankly it's low-hanging fruit. Booker would have eviserated him... there could have been a real chance, I doubt it now.
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  2421. I never use them, I block them on my computer. And anyone who gives a shit about workers should never use them. And yet I see, even supposedly left organisations, like incredibly my union, still recommending them for purchases. Why do people have such a disconnect between how they spend and what happens in this world. I've had people actually assume that there are no other alternatives...
    1
  2422. 1 in 4... is that all! Pathetic. We don't have the numbers just as Progressives to start a third party. We would have to go hard as a single issue party based solely around healthcare reform, and ignore all the other issues for this cycle. It would need some loud articulate leaders, such as Turner and Ventura. Really it would need AOC too, but I doubt she'd do it now.
    1
  2423. His followers are rabid, reminding me of religious followers, which is always a worry. Especially bad with VAT. When it's pointed out to his followers that it is a regressive tax they just accuse you of being an idiot. I'm not, I live in country that has VAT, and urge the US to not do it. I do however think a lot of his ideas deserve consideration.
    1
  2424. Even the Guardian is like this between their reporting on Biden as opposed to Bernie. There is no concept in the DNC thinking to even try to appeal to, or win over, progressives, they don't think it matters. And far as who is selected to represent the party, it would seem they are right to not care. There are enough stupid people who will just pick a name they recognise, so we end up with 'legacy leaders', making it little better than a monarchy.
    1
  2425. It's because people are terrified of another Trump term, and they are all being told he is the only one who can beat Trump... and folks believe the msm.
    1
  2426. Honestly, I'm not sure it doesn't work on his deranged base... He is doing this knowing he will get attacked. His base have a huge persecution complex, so he knows they will rally round him.
    1
  2427. In the last report about this, some dick made a disparaging comment about pressuring Biden to do the right thing, saying, 'How's that working out for ya?'... I pushed back against them... Bet they're silent now.
    1
  2428. This is why State structured socialism doesn't work... Because people do feel sympathy for something being taken away after it was gained, everyone knows how that feels. We've got it arse-end. The money needs to be put into essential services BEFORE it goes into the hands of an individual.
    1
  2429. Boris and his government has fucked up the response every step of the way, but the UK has a well educated population who trust science, and the NHS functions separately to our incompetent govt. Everyone wears masks no matter what the govt says or doesn't say.
    1
  2430. Don't worry, it'll be fine, when they lose in two years time, it'll be all Bernie's fault for not being 'united'.
    1
  2431.  @Notecrusher  Yup.
    1
  2432. I'm on the Boomer cusp and feel estranged from my generation... Like David, I also don't understand why they can't join the dots. The msm they tirelessly consume seems to deaden their brains.
    1
  2433. Your channel is the best.
    1
  2434. But the majority will not ever understand, not while the media continue to take the cops side without question... same the world over.
    1
  2435. I admire Bernie too, but his inability to take the fight and plunge in the knife when he needs to means he keeps failing in the last mile.
    1
  2436. What's more sad it how fake players like her still win elections...
    1
  2437. How's texas doin?
    1
  2438. Typical authoritarians. Always weaponising the police. It's easy to do, they are only there to maintain an authoritarian society.
    1
  2439. Perhaps it's for the best, let evolution take its path. She'll be losing much of her base...
    1
  2440. Same reason a true UBI would work... it simplifies the whole process.
    1
  2441.  @APsupportsTerrorism  O pray tell... when has the country been in this state?
    1
  2442. It's true... I don't think there is a way out for the US now, it needs to divide.
    1
  2443. Yeah... nope.
    1
  2444.  @DBMe33  tl:dr
    1
  2445. So weird that a country like Canada doesn't have paid sick days... I've never lived in a country that doesn't have it.
    1
  2446. @Shirou Kotomine Anarchy is the only way, full stop. But a great proportion of the population is incapable of living under such a system.
    1
  2447.  @terri639  I don't care what they 'think' or 'say' any more.
    1
  2448. Unlike people like Betty Bower, who has already started vote-shaming people.
    1
  2449. The reason that indy reporters are targeted too is because this is not only about race [though clearly that's a major factor], but also anyone they suspect might be anti-authoritarian. Heaven help the black anti-authoritarian people!
    1
  2450.  @lance3451  Thankfully, I don't have to be concerned about you morons, I live in a country of relatively more sane and intelligent people than yours.
    1
  2451.  @lotta7235  Not only am I regular on the streets... I'm an organiser of protests...
    1
  2452. It's a low bar... Thanks for the homework...
    1
  2453. ... probably best he doesn't. Is the DNC just trolling us now... offering up this?
    1
  2454. This is great, we finally have a perfect excuse to exclude the maga anti-vaxxers from society. Brilliant.
    1
  2455. Not gonna be surprised if he goes for a presidential run in 24
    1
  2456. Americans self identify incorrectly because no one there has any realistic idea of the political spectrum. In any other country, Biden would be a conservative and Bernie would be a centrist.
    1
  2457. No! No! No! We're loving 80's pornstar David... I'm hoping the leathers come out soon.
    1
  2458. You can see her reading off the script pharma wrote for her...
    1
  2459. Pharma also know that this means there will def be mutations and we will need to go through the whole vaccination process again... win-win for them, but them only. That they do this is no surprise at all, what is disgusting is the governments support for it; they are so blinded by their corporate donors.
    1
  2460. Truth be told... I ain't so interested in fighting any of them anymore... it all just repeats itself every time cycle... The authoritarians will always control the narrative, because they are the ones with the incentives to do so. Most people are just sheep and will do as they're told. So honestly, what's the point at this stage. Non-authoritarians need to just avoid the world as best they can. Me, I'm focused on getting a boat now. That said, I will vote against Trump, but only because of the Supreme Court urgency.
    1
  2461. The cops were never going to nothing... not when their authority is being challenged. That is, afterall, all they are interested in.
    1
  2462. I will never get used to how media org like CNN asks such leading questions. So weird that people think this is normal. Why could he not simply ask, What are your thoughts on him now?
    1
  2463. In truth, the centre chair being left free probably didn't achieve much. Equally, if anyone who gets on a plane at the moment already doesn't give a shit.
    1
  2464. The people on MSM are atrivistic in their views, they think their position is so 'the norm' that it doesn't even need to be stated.
    1
  2465. It's pricks like this that make me want to wipe the smirk from his face by letting them lose again, but they never learn anyway so what's the point. For me it gets down to the Supreme Court. It's a shitty thing to say, but I don't think RBG has another 4 years in her, and we can't let the court completely fall. The right for woman to control their own bodies is on the line. And that's the bottom line.
    1
  2466. Every time the DSA wins it exposes the MSM for what they truly are.
    1
  2467. Ir's all preformative... Piers doesn't care whether the attention on him is positive or negative... he just needs the oxygen of all eyes on him. He has a illness and should get help, instead he's given a platform.
    1
  2468. The whole thing is just an attempt at distraction from domestic stuff... don't bother buying into it.
    1
  2469. Cenk, over at TYT, was crying that this isn't the capitalism he knows. I was like, really? This is exactly what capitalism does when inplemented as it is.
    1
  2470. Politics in Aust and NZ is often brutal.
    1
  2471. I don't believe the Warren team planted this, cert not the central team. But their failure to react positively is calculated and damning. I hope it hurts them; she is proving to be a huge dissapointment, and I no longer consider her a worthy DP.
    1
  2472. What is more outrageous is that the country is so dumb it needs celebrities to convince them to do the fucking bleedingly obvious.
    1
  2473. Like Google...
    1
  2474. Unity! UNITY! We demand you do unity our way.
    1
  2475. There's one, and only one reason to vote for Joe: SCOTUS.
    1
  2476. God, they disgust me... And so many in my fam get all their news from these disingenuous arseholes.
    1
  2477.  @kevinsantos5050  tl:dr. Seriously, get help, dude. I read your final comment where you blamed ME for the strained relationship. When it is in ME who constantly extends the olive branch, and THEM who constantly reject it. It is ME who avoids talking about matters that upset them, and THEM who keep trying to impose their ideology.
    1
  2478.  @daveharrison84  That doesn't mean you're intelligent.
    1
  2479.  @evo2542  Ah yes, useless compliant teachers... just cogs in the machinery, no real impact on the outcomes .
    1
  2480.  @sekhmara8590  When people say 'education, that is read by the majority as teacher's failure. And it just piles in on the endless demonisation. It's about being aware of the political discourse that permeates.
    1
  2481. Why is she not considered as part of the Squad?
    1
  2482. Nice example of why good media studies is an essential in schools now.
    1
  2483. @SamuraiKage1 I never use Amazon and get along just fine, thanks.
    1
  2484. It's amazing to me how many places and people still use it. I am in a union, and they suggested Amazon when we were talking about buying some things we needed. The other day I tried to buy a book by Henry George [advocate for land-tax and commoning] on a website promoting him, but was instead directed to... 'you guessed it' when I clicked on 'purchase'.
    1
  2485. She should go hard. If they block it, the speech will only get out anyway and get even more coverage.
    1
  2486. Spot the alt-right grifters posting on here... using ever so polite language... There's a real campaign being orchestrated against progressive media voices... They have wedged open a gap through Dore's stupidity and are leveraging it for all they're worth.
    1
  2487. Good point made. I have come to the conclusion that the real divide in humanity is not left-right, it is authoritarian and non-authoritarian.
    1
  2488. Shameful failure by AOC
    1
  2489. Disappointing numbers for Blacks supporting defund the police...
    1
  2490. What a fucking shitty creep.
    1
  2491. The reason it's important he stays in the race is not because he has a chance any more of getting the numbers, but because there's a really good chance Biden simply can't physically make it to the election next year. It'll be a shit-storm, but at least he can say he has valid reason to be the candidate.
    1
  2492. Once again, Dem party making it so hard for us to vote for them. I will still vote against Trump, but jeez I'm so over them.
    1
  2493. Think David is getting much of his content from Common Dreams these days, was just reading the article on this.
    1
  2494. I do not understand a person who was a Bernie supporter now planning to vote for Trump... wtf?
    1
  2495. Even Trump beats Pete with hispanics...
    1
  2496. The point of that arctic ground temp results in the melting of permafrost, is that it is going to release huge amounts of methane, which in turn exacerbates yet more climate change. We really are screwed.
    1
  2497.  @WinstonVanCoon  And this is why people get wary of the more rabid Bernie supporters. I know all the candidates have their nut-jobs, but we have to be better than that if we are going to have any chance of winning.
    1
  2498.  @WinstonVanCoon  Are you gonna come back wth a mea-culpa if he turns out to be right?
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  2499.  @DanRyzESPUK  Oh I know. Don't ever vote for them. But in some seats the Greens now stand a chance. Possibly.
    1
  2500. There is a progressive alliance [Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru], so in a few seats you can also vote Green [ie Britstol West, Isle of Wight] to get a pro-NHS/climate change activist elected.
    1
  2501. Sadly, the media won't report on the good he does, and will continue to demonise him... It'll shift little opinion.
    1
  2502.  @TheMisterGuy  Funny how someone will talk about 'facts' and then mis-quote others... I never once said 'white people'... that's just you projecting your insecurities...
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  2503.  @Air00  Facts beg to differ.
    1
  2504. True, and it's now about mitigation... Though once again it will the West that protects itself first, after having caused this.
    1
  2505. Surely that is?
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  2506. The magas will just say it's a punishment for the gays or abortion...
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  2507. Youchube won't let me watch it unless I give them lots of data....
    1
  2508. To play devils advoc for a moment... is it possible she is aware that she a divisive person for some demographics, and that it might be best she stays out of some races?
    1
  2509. Once again, power corrupts. This is so deeply disappointing.
    1
  2510. God, he has such a whiny voice. Will never forget Collins saying she thought he had 'learnt his lesson'...
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  2511. Appealing to her electorate won't work on Sinema, she already knows she's a one term senator (though she'll still stand next time just to ensure a progressive candidate fails). She has a lucrative career ahead of her, first as a lobbyist then as a talking head on MSNBC.
    1
  2512. Same with the Guardian... the media organisations that most set themselves as 'left' are all the worst.
    1
  2513.  FAQX _  You're surley not assuming they have any logical thought processes?
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  2514. The GOP have redirected funding from the swing Republican held states that are close, and focussing on one they don't control. In other words they intend to 'win' their own states through the courts, not democracy.
    1
  2515. The only silver lining here is the SCOTUS appointments. Let's hope Gorsuch and Thomas cark it.
    1
  2516. Happy days... I was nervous to see the news today. But it's all good. Yes.
    1
  2517. Perfect embodiment of hetro, white male entitlement... the second they get push back they play the victim, they have no experience of reprimand so take it a personal affront.
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  2518.  @nauchrifter  The beard is not... years after he's dead, all they'll find is his skeleton and the beard. Future generations will marvel at just how ugly we were in these times.
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  2519. A guy in Florida has been arrested recently by the feds for posting that very comment. They are saying it's 'terrorism'.
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  2520. Aaaaand.... they'll still vote for him.
    1
  2521.  Dylan Stewart  They are so stoopid they just might do that. Beggars belief.
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  2522. Slam dunk.
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  2523. Obama made Hillary Sec of State. I wonder if Biden will do anything even remotely similar to his main primaries rival. We all know not to bother holding our breath.
    1
  2524. Can this be the last we hear of her.
    1
  2525. He's not, it's just for getting the messaging right on this occasion. He's still better than Purdue... but then that's not saying much.
    1
  2526.  @CP-ir3ft  And yet... and yet... they still are never given a chance to run, despite the FACT that progressives policies have majority support in every party and in every demographic.
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  2527.  @lexyswope  Then why don't they support M4a?
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  2528.  @abandonedfragmentofhope5415  Agreed.
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  2529. Blame Canada! I really can't bear listening to Carson. Such a disingenuous twat.
    1
  2530. There were a couple of moments during the campaign where I wondered if Sanders had surrounded himself with the right kind of advisers... I'm now sure that he made some significant mistakes in this regard.
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  2531.  KenjiAzurai  Some of us seem to be handling lockdown better than others...
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  2532. One of those 'power corrupts' realities. And something we will always have whilst we continue to use inherently authoritarian systems, like representative governance and party politics.
    1
  2533. She needs to learn how to look up from her notes and speak more directly to the audience.
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  2534. He never said he was 'speaking for you'...
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  2535. And yet you did...
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  2536. Damn, that is what he looks like. And as a Canadian, I'm guessing he can speak French too.
    1
  2537. The level of dumb that is Dems is hard to get your head around, the GOP must be pissing themselves laughing... the ad campaign in 2 years time writes itself... 'Where's my 2000, Biden?' Who ever is standing in Georgia will lose, and they will lose control of the Senate... again. smh.
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  2538. But... but Warren said that Bernie never gets anything done? There's a whole bunch of GOP politicians showing support for Bernie... they can see the writing on the wall and want to pretend to their electorate that they agree with him. [Tho in truth, we all know how they'll vote when push comes to shove.]
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  2539.  @publicguy1664  True. But history has shown that once the authoritarians start to rise, it is only brought to an end via violence.
    1
  2540. Seriously? Jeezus, man, if you are incapable of seeing her genuine emotional state then the problem is your perception skills... not her authenticity.
    1
  2541. 'This isn't about healthcare' Then goes on to list things about healthcare.
    1
  2542.  @willia451  Oh, sorry, does the fact that we're fucked hurt your feel feels... so sorry, I do hope your 'empathy' gets you through what's to come...
    1
  2543. 2020 was just a taster of what's to come... we shouldn't be surprised of this, we've been warned about it for last 40 years... I don't understand why people are acting surprised? We are going to be facing the reckoning of our own behaviours.
    1
  2544. They struggle at times, but still doing a huge site better than the US or the UK, but then, that's not hard.
    1
  2545. Seriously, why tf is 'Hollywood' sticking its nose into this?
    1
  2546. When people accuse us of helping Trump get re-elected, let's look them dead in the eye and say, 'Yes. Yes, I am.' Because I have a bigger goal...to bring down this broken system
    1
  2547. Such fucking good news... can't wait to see the looks on the faces of the mainstream pundits after the actual poll comes out and is even a bigger margin than this.
    1
  2548. Notice how the numbers go up 2 points for Trump with the Biden and Pete option among Independents... another reason it must not be a centrist.
    1
  2549. And they cheered him...
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  2550. It's the way he tells them.
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  2551. I'm done... never ever playing the 'lesser of two parties' bullshit again, ever. Do not care what cretan the right throw up.
    1
  2552. The GOP will militarise the elections, making it near impossible to vote if you're black or latinx or 'alternative'. They'll let the liberals vote in NY and Cali, and they will all be like, 'what's the problem?'
    1
  2553. Workers on the frontline are expendable in capitalism... and yet they will still vote for the likes of Ford. Hoomons gotta stupid.
    1
  2554. The one joy I get from this is picturing Turtle Mitch go red in the face... he might even send some harsh truths to the Don, which will make it blow up even more... Joy. Sadly, however, we will now have to watch the Dems fuck up another gift horse again
    1
  2555.  @vinalchaudhary8342  It's already happening... suck it.
    1
  2556.  @vinalchaudhary8342  Nope... I'm a Progressive, we are the answer. The reason are the centrists liberals who infect both parties.
    1
  2557.  @vinalchaudhary8342  Good, let them get eaten.
    1
  2558. David is looking ever more dishevelled every day... I love it.
    1
  2559. It'll be interesting to see who actually does what they say...
    1
  2560. Him and Noam
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  2561. So he was like Obi Wan? Shame the 'background' music was louder than the narrator at times.
    1
  2562. Bernie isn't going to win. It's over. The fear-mongering, media blackout and the 'electability' lies have worked. People seem to have enormous difficulty connecting the dots between what they support and who they support.
    1
  2563. There needs to be pay-ratio [and that should be 1:6] across the board in every industry.
    1
  2564. It is a big deal.
    1
  2565. Loving the 70's gay lumberjack look. Do we get a porn too?
    1
  2566. And of course, the NY Post went straight to christian white-person damage control... finding a sweet picture of him fishing and saying he had 'no association with hate-groups'... Ah, the ol' Lone Gunman with mental health issues trope... absolutely not a regular thing.
    1
  2567. Everyone has the same reaction... laugh.
    1
  2568. Shame, there was a chance to take the state for moment. There is no chance now. Will the Dems ever learn?
    1
  2569. Amurkia gotta amurkia...
    1
  2570. Again... All that effort to escape monarchical rule just to create a new one...
    1
  2571. Can't believe that food line, fuck me.
    1
  2572. This is a theme with all conservative govns now... they know they can play the workers card, since they all know corporations will know exactly what they are doing.
    1
  2573. In other words, he's cowering to ICE. So surprised...
    1
  2574. Someone could even say she's DEPLORABLE...
    1
  2575.  @Jane-no3id  Me fail english?!
    1
  2576. Let me guess, they're religious or 'spiritual'...
    1
  2577. I'm certainly no fan of this admin, but at least give them a chance to get into the seat. I'm kinda assuming it's a given they will make a new arrangement at some point, but I think it's a little churlish to be demanding it happen 'yesterday already'.
    1
  2578. Nothing will ever beat Shaprio's self own that he had never given his wife an orgasm... omg, it still makes me laugh.
    1
  2579. Let's be realistic here, we have no skin in the game at the moment. Biden's team are sure they can win without offering any olive leaves, let alone branches. They can see Trump is doing the job of losing without anyone's help. So at this stage we are only talking into the wind. And just a side note; why are North Americans still using the word 'Indian'? Seriously, it is just too weird.
    1
  2580. We still have the matter of the Supreme Court to consider. It all really really fucking sucks. But there is a real chance that woman could lose even more rights over their own bodies in the next five years. That alone needs a vote against Trump.
    1
  2581. Forget about Med4All, it's not on the table for the next 4 years. It fucking sucks, but there it is. But we do still have the small matter of the Supreme Court to worry about, and consequentially, a woman's rights over her own body. It deserves everyone's consideration.
    1
  2582. Forget about Med4All, it's not on the table for the next 4 years. It fucking sucks, but there it is. But we do still have the small matter of the Supreme Court to worry about, and consequentially, a woman's rights over her own body. It deserves everyone's consideration.
    1
  2583. Never ever gonna happen in a 100 years.
    1
  2584. They have such a deeply broken system.. and it won't be fixed because it suits the ones in power and most Americans still think they have 'The World's Greatest Democracy!' Humans... the only animal capable of self-delusion.
    1
  2585. It's a shame he failed to take any responsibility. It's not the too-far-left thing, but him as a leader. [No, I'm not anti him, I respect him enormously.] Hopefully, he, and esp the team behind him, will be honest about how badly they played this. Yes, the media is incredibly bad, but Corbyn was also really bad at handling it. It's disengenuous to blame the Brexit Party standing down... Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid also stood down in seats to focus the Remain vote. And politically, it was impossible to respect the referendum for the first three years, remain people were too angry.
    1
  2586. No, of course not... Britain has a very well adjudicated system [and no, we don't use machines]. It was about Brexit. and Corbyn's personal lack of popularity. Yes, the media is partly to blame, but Corbyn himself has to take some blame too. Plus his failure to act against anti-semitism within his party gave his enemies a lot of easy ammunition.
    1
  2587. His failure to address the anti-semitism issue also gave them easy ammunition.
    1
  2588. That will be now a matter of another referendum. I'm thinking of moving there to vote leave so I can stay in the EU, and I'm not the only one planning this.
    1
  2589. You mean the voting machines? We use paper and pencil in UK.
    1
  2590. When asked, most will show repugnance of BoJo as well... this was about policy, not personalities.
    1
  2591. The Overton has split in two... and the centre is nowhere now.
    1
  2592. You have heard of Thatcher, right?
    1
  2593. If the US picks Bernie, he will win.
    1
  2594.  @jatkinson85  If he tries that, he will only strengthen their hand... the UK judicial system is a little more robust and independent than Spain's...
    1
  2595. I feel like that person who fell over in a zombie apocolypse, screaming at my friends to 'Go on without me!'
    1
  2596.  @crazystewart34  Mate, you no one can ever threaten staff with regards voting. If management even tried to say something they would face legal consequences... it literally can't happen.
    1
  2597.  @crazystewart34  Not sure if you are familiar with how Britain functions, but we are not so disfunctional that we can be stipulated to by a boss.
    1
  2598. That is simply not how things work in the UK.
    1
  2599. You know what 'resigned' means, don't you?
    1
  2600.  @danielllewellyn757  If you want an end to neo-liberalism, then Corbyn is not the answer, tho he may have been the catalyst.
    1
  2601. Very cool... does need to add Demilitarise the Police to that list tho.
    1
  2602. Sweet, sweet tears...
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  2603. Really good to have the stats on the percentage who would vote trump... I've come up against a few people who have flippantly made that presumption about Bernie supporters, and I had no answer to it other than to say BS. Now I have the facts, so, thank you.
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  2604. The only way a third party will be able to get up and running, with traction, is to focus on one single, widely-wanted policy which the DEM and GOP are refusing to offer... and that issue is healthcare. I realise it's not in our nature to focus like this, but it's the only way it will work. We have to ignore ALL other issues, yes, Green New Deal, Immigration, political corruption, all of them muddy the waters and give back-door ways to undermine our message. Just stay laser focused on one thing... 'We will give you healthcare.' Showing determination and competence.
    1
  2605. God, her face is a mess.
    1
  2606. Imagine being the kind of arsehole who gets angry because someone else's life has improved. Let's just feel sorry for the misery that must be their lives, then ignore they exist.
    1
  2607. State ordained thugs.
    1
  2608. Such good news.
    1
  2609. Can't some of the States just go their own way and implement a single payer system for their own citizens?
    1
  2610. Pro-life? 'Reasonable and thoughtful'?
    1
  2611. It shows how much the Dem party is failing people when it is attracting people who self-identify as 'fiscally conservative' and pro-life; and then doubles down and actually puts them into a position of power, wow! Two-party politics is such a shitfuckery.
    1
  2612. I could lob a few at you if it helps your training... :D
    1
  2613. Police 'unions' around the world need to be disbanded. They bring shame to the whole point of unions.
    1
  2614. Yes, it was activists... suck it. Thanks for acknowledging our power.
    1
  2615. Media focusing on spectacle again... which is why we end up with clowns like Ford, Boris and Trump in the first place. For what it's worth, I think he was being sexist, he was imply she was being 'shrill'... an old trope. But David is right, it's hardly the thing to focus on.
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  2616. As for the first ad, we shouldn't be snobbish about this. It's important to reach out to all people, not least the WWE types who were probably once amused by Trump's anti-establishment buffoonery, but might now be aware that the joke had consequences.
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  2617. Afraid Sweden has the same graph as US and Brazil. An outlier left which chose to stay open too. That said, they have a medical system and a level of trust in govn that meant they could handle the numbers. It may even prove to be the right decision in the end. The evidence coming in is that young people are becoming susceptible to the virus now [as happened with the second wave of the 1918 pandemic]. Sweden may find it's population more resistant to the effects of that second wave. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
    1
  2618. It becomes ever more urgent that the two-party politics has to end.
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  2619. 'If they're gonna play with fire, they're gonna get Bernt'... nice pun, David.
    1
  2620.  @Lethgar_Smith  I'm not your preacher, go find another altar to sacrifice yourself upon.
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  2621.  @Lethgar_Smith  I mean, even wikipedia could have educated you... but you carry on in your wilful ignorance, I'm sure it serves your purpose well.
    1
  2622.  @Lethgar_Smith  You do not even understand what anarchy is. Try again.
    1
  2623. If only we actually had true anarchy, then we'd be getting somewhere.
    1
  2624. I always think Shapiro is stuck on 1.75 speed. And actually, yeah, why isn't Fled down there defrosting pipes so his constituents don't die/.
    1
  2625. Way too little, too late. No more compromises.
    1
  2626. Pretty obv not a communist.
    1
  2627. Wow, really!
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  2628.  @hypernorm4802  Name a country where the police aren't arseholes...
    1
  2629. During the Melb WEF protests the police did run over someone, breaking her legs. The protest was 100% peaceful, whilst the violence by the police was so bad they ended up paying out millions in compensation ( I was hospitalised for weeks and got 10k). The cops are always going to behave this way, every cop in every nation. They need to be removed from civil society.
    1
  2630. It's bizarre that people see then as intelligent...
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  2631.  @thepolishlatinofromphilly9709  Just to clarify then, if hypothetically your country were to splt in half, with the authoritarians going one way and the non going the other... you would stay with the authoritarians, just to prove Disney right...
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  2632.  @thepolishlatinofromphilly9709  99.9% of all species are now extinct... that's reality... that's how this works... humans are not above that fray... we're a bit smarter, but that in turn brings with it its own problems... nothing is without a price in evolution.
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  2633.  @thepolishlatinofromphilly9709  I disagree; we haven't changed significantly at all - we've mutated. Trump, Bolsonaro, Putin, Modi, Orban, and Xi all act as kings and emperors, just with different dress and names. And no, it doesn't mean we will go extinct; if anything we could possibly get along much better being apart.
    1
  2634.  @thepolishlatinofromphilly9709  We've had time... we've had thousands of years of trying to live together... but we should learn from history now... they are NEVER going to change. I spent my niave youth thinking it was possible, but I've changed my view now. We need to live separately from the authoritarians. (And yes, I can and do coexist ok with garden-variety conservatives, and even many religious evangalicals.)
    1
  2635. He's worse than a fucking idiot... but you would probably get in trouble if you said the whole truth of him...
    1
  2636. Again, for the people in the stalls... We are not going to 'stop' or 'beat' this virus. It's our new reality, it always was from the moment it appeared. The lockdown was NOT to stop it. [It was frustrating to hear so many commentator talk about the quarantine as if it was, precisely because I knew it would lead to this kind of dejection when the reality dawned.] The lockdown was ONLY to spread out the rate we all contract the virus. It is clear from the research that we will ALL get it at some point. This is a given, and always was.
    1
  2637. Enjoying substances does not necessarily mean there is a problem...
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  2638. What a mendacious moron.
    1
  2639. Ah, neo-liberals... decietful and dodgy one minute, artless arsehole the next....
    1
  2640. Luscious locks.
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  2641. It is significant that eight years passed between the farm foreclosure highs... in other words, GOP economics is hell for farmers, the DEM one is good.
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  2642. Two thoughts. I really don't think we should call it 'Obamacare'... The rightwing pushed this terminology and then used it disparage it during the 2016. People didn't know that the ACA was Obamacare. And the right do have a point to make against the Relief bill... taxes. Esp if the neo-libs in control of the Dem party once again make the people pay [and not the corporate elites] for this crisis like they did the last time.
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  2643. There's all these people on Twitter giving shit to people who said to vote for him anyway... They really don't get how politics works in a two party system.
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  2644. Bet ya Kennedy gets a slot. I don't really have a prob with Kaisch wish l speaking if they can win over some moderate conservatives then that's good, remember they are going to be near polling booths that will be accessible. We don't have to listen to him.
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  2645. Any one who works on Wall St already has a gambling addiction problem... It's interesting, this event is really revealing which side people see themselves.
    1
  2646. So sick of these hypocritical fucking neo-libs projecting their failures onto progressives. Same thing with shit-face Blair in Britain, constantly attacking the newly decent Labour party.
    1
  2647. It's all done to intimidate... pretty normal behaviour in any descent into fascism.
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  2648. Dems don't have control of Congress.
    1
  2649. At some point, the DCCC will accept the inevitable... then they are going to shift their focus to telling people to vote for a non-progressive for the Senate or House to 'balance the control'.
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  2650. It's hard to feel an ounce of sympathy for the racists...
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  2651. I live in the land that started universal healthcare... and I can get private healthcare if I want.
    1
  2652. That footage did the rounds last year, not sure why it's being described as 'newly released'...
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  2653.  @brandonblanco8379  It isn't hate, they hugely respected him... But there is a lot of anger still at what happened.
    1
  2654.  @gabeyo5071  You're assuming that drug and alcohol are inherently bad things. Why's that?
    1
  2655. I'm beginning to worry that AOC is moving away from us.
    1
  2656.  @pattysmith5989  yeah, we know the history. But they don't have total control yet, as evidenced in the recent Pro-LGBT ruling.
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  2657.  @coryddp7254  I'm just tired of you conservative troll bots coming in sites like this to pretend voting isn't cool or some dumb shit. I know you got your work cut out for you this year getting your presidente Moron over the line, but this desperation is just sad.
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  2658.  @coryddp7254  oh you know me so well... I'm an anarchist commoner. So, actually far far too the left of any of this. But so happy for you that you feel you don't need to care about women's right over their own bodies. Must be great to have that kind of luxury.
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  2659. Game playing like this is yet another perfect example of why party politics has to end
    1
  2660. Whether you are planning to vote or not... Progressives at this stage should be saying loud and clear that we will NOT be voting. Maybe then we can get their attention. Though, of course, even if they give ear to new policies, they will only ever pay lip-service.
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  2661. I don't think people really are 'fooled' by Tory talk, everyone knows it's bs. It's the party for the hidden racists and for tax cuts... which turns out to be a winning position. As for the Lib Dem stat and graph manipulation, they have a long and infamous history of it, and are constantly called out on it.
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  2662. I so fucking hate party politics.
    1
  2663. I realise Common Dreams, and David here, mean well, but focusing on her is making a hero of her on the right. Learn the lesson of Pauline Hanson in Australia. It's very tempting to highlight and laugh at their stupidity; but the mentality of the right is one of persecution, so every time you attack her you make her more important in their eyes. Honestly, the best policy is not to make anything of her, to ignore her.
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  2664.  @Rose_Harmonic  Oh yeah
    1
  2665. Don't worry, no one's ever going to think you're ever praising Trump.
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  2666. So it's just a game of 'Call my Bluff'...
    1
  2667. Kinda a wierd place to make this flex, since that is pretty much the underlying argument behind every post on RN.
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  2668. Not going to worry her as she has a corporate reward coming; nice plumb job as lobbist... Honestly, I thought it would be worse than this, how can anyone support her now?
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  2669. The thing is, we do have to address the comments made by trolls and bots, because what they say is incendiary and if we let it go unchallenged then someone unaware might be influenced by their bullshit. Either way they win.
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  2670. The second there is a decent alternative to Youtube and Google Docs I will never again darken their door. I doubt it'll happen tho.
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  2671. Their tears fill my soul.
    1
  2672. 100% they will vote for them again.
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  2673. You just know that Israel right now is calling up every single politician they have paid off over the years (like the 3.8m to Biden), and saying it is payback time.
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  2674. Stephen Miller said Whaaaat?! omg, I'm shocked. Shocked I tells ya.
    1
  2675. It's sim to how black kids are seen by the racists in the US, they have de-humanised them to such an extent they think this is acceptable. ACAB.
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  2676. So like, you've given up fighting him already?
    1
  2677.  @caseyfergus6614  Exactly.
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  2678. It's because of all the silent Republicans, too ashamed to admit publicly, even in a poll, how they are going to vote
    1
  2679. David, in all the other ops you did on this you said the next option would prob be worse...
    1
  2680. Never listens? She's downright hostile to us. She hates the progressive more than she hates conservatives.
    1
  2681. CNN is irrelevant anyways... The focus should prob be online for the next three weeks, to make sure the younger voters come out... so the money will help.
    1
  2682. Here in Bristol we had a massive march [you might have seen the slave-trader statue come down]... the numbers did not spike at all afterwards. We were all wearing masks and being careful. And of course Cain was happy, he was making great dollar from his grift... meanwhile people are dying.
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  2683. Sim thing to Bill Blair thing happened in the UK. Officer Cressida Dick was in charge of the botched racist operation that killed an utterly innocent black man [a Brazilian they thought was Pakistani!) and then tried to blame him and dig up dirt on him... Not only did she not receive any repercussions for her actions, she is actually now head of the London Met Police.
    1
  2684. Whoever could he mean... taking payment to shuck for the right? Pronounced Fa'afafini.
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  2685. Trudeau reminds me of Blair.
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  2686. Why would they care, they just get to make their money all over again when the new variant hits. I have little faith in Biden standing up to them, and of course, Boris is 100% on their side, they are privatising the NHS as fast as they can.
    1
  2687. So Putin's a socialist now?
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  2688. The reason the cops have never said anything like this about a black person is because a black person would never have survived an arrest.
    1
  2689. US insistance on 2% is just international socialism for the US military industry.
    1
  2690. In truth, it could have been ANY world leader, including the rightwing authoritarian ones, like Putin and Bolsinaro. They all know he's a moron, and it's truely delightful seeing that look on Trump's face as it finally sinks in. Welcome to your own created hell, America.
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  2691. Just a little insight into that group; Boris has called Africans 'piccaninnies', Rutte has admitted he still dresses up in blackface every xmas as Black Pete, and we all know Trudeau's history....
    1
  2692. I so utterly loathe the politics of the likes of the Clintons.
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  2693.  @robertreed9818  Sad little man.
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  2694.  @robertreed9818  You think the history of your dogwhistle commentary is forgotten between posts?
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  2695. Every single time... every single time... You come on here to remonstrate some pointless rightwing liberal bs, and all you ever do is make a fool of yourself.
    1
  2696.  @therationalnational  I knew it, he was the Fifth Element all along.
    1
  2697. I see the pretend progressives are out in force again... You guys are really focussing on David lately. Guess that's a sign his making in roads.
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  2698. You might imagine you're an 'informed voter', but you sure ain't an informed citizen...
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  2699.  @AldenBunagCDAD  On an individual basis whilst going the 'take control of the Dems' route, yes, highlight the connection. But if starting a third party. No, totally different game... and it will only win if you keep it really simple and focused on one thing that everyone wants. You keep on mudding the waters. You might understand the connections, but the majority do not, and our media will never give us the airtime to explain.
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  2700.  @nathandwyer7273  Utterly irrelevant... the US electoral system is completely different... that's why this issue is so problematic. It's pointless talking about other systems when they don't apply to the US, that's kinda the point. The Dems as they exist now will never change that system. Which is why the third party option has no clear path without huge agreement and mobilisation from the real left, which is just not happening. Too few of them fully grasp the size of the task and what would be needed to get that party above the fray.
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  2701.  @AldenBunagCDAD  The multiple left parties happens in every country. If you don't laser focus on one issue, the party will never get up and running, simple as that. So I suspect the hijacking of the Dem party is the only real option then.
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  2702. You're both right, the corporate Dems will fight dirty, as they have, but in the US system, a third party hasn't much chance. There are two possible paths, we keep slugging away like this until things get so bad that we eventually get enough progressives in the party to take control... Or we do form a third party, which is a much harder path, but with a better outcome, and I think possible if we are well-coordinated and focussed on one, ONE, sure-fire issue like healthcare reform, and ignore, yes ignore all else. No talk of Green New deal etc. Yes we want them, but that comes later when we get our foot in the door, we must not muddy the water, [t only opens new battlefronts]. It would require strong agreement and working together because basically, every single institution in the country would be against us, and they have all the power.
    1
  2703. That was such a petty piece to MSNBC...
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  2704. Just a bit of pedantry; but this lockdown is not 'to stop the virus', (that is clearly impossible), it is to slow the spread so our healthcare systems can keep pace, so people don't die because we can't get them treatment. I know it's petty, but I'm hearing this said casually everywhere, and people are going to become despondent when they think afterwards that 'it didn't work', cause it will almost certainly come back again.
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  2705. 'A fool's brain digests philosophy into folly, science into superstition, and art into pedantry. Hence university education.' George Bernard Shaw.
    1
  2706. Sure, get the fuckers on the record. But it will backfire because it depends on the populace being fully informed, ie knowing just how many people want it, and we all know that the MSM will not only cover it, they will pervert the results.
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  2707.  @benhendricks260  Oh, pray tell...
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  2708. (Well I'm a Commoner, so I don't want the State or the Market to control everything.) The problem with the 'Oh we're just gonna change all the things you have to do' argument is that the thing we are all talking about is the highly militarised weaponry they have. So in fact, this clearly is about taking away their toys... and they will fight that every step of the way.
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  2709. @Matthew Yes, he should stay in longer, he needs to keep the debate he has started going in the public sphere.
    1
  2710. He's also basically admitting that he's out.
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  2711. How is that monument a thing? How? Canada actually let a whole lot of fascists into the country? Unbelievable. This is the mentality of all authoritarians... and liberal constant 'two-siding everything allows the rise of fascism.
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  2712. All liberals when you scratch the service.
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  2713. No one can afford to be poor.
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  2714. She should sue.
    1
  2715. The reason representatives are always further right is because of party politics. It concentrates power, and that power in turn attracts authoritarian people, who want power for power's sake. And yes, that even includes the Green Party. There's a poverty of thought in limiting all economic discussion to binary options. The Commoning economy is attracting a lot of attention, and would suit the likes of the Greens. [Look at work by David Bollier, such as Think Like a Commoner, or Monbiot who just wrote a book on it called Out of the Wreckage.]
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  2716. woohoo!
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  2717. What a sad little man.
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  2718. Previously I said 10 years is too much... but for this guy... no, give him the whole time.
    1
  2719. Ask and it shall be given thee, my child... Thus spake Max.
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  2720. But only because he's a Never Trumper.
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  2721. If there are any gods, they have made it absolutely clear that they don't want to be known, recognised or assumed about...
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  2722. Well, ok it's not... but it is certainly praying in vain.
    1
  2723.  @TheHjalmur  I would assume he was referring to the white, western, Catholic/Protestant Euro god... as that was the main one he was familiar with.
    1
  2724. It'll all come down to whichever player prays the hardest on the field... What a nail-bitter!
    1
  2725. That's because there are either Christians or Paulians... and ne'er the twain...
    1
  2726.  Alex Arviso  They seem so weirdly indifferent to it. I guess it's because they don't see it. No doubt the lovely areas they all vote in don't have any problems.
    1
  2727. The first question was set up between Kennedy and NBC. btw the other issue that needs to be talked about is voter suppression. The GOP is def going to steal this election, we really need to focus on it.
    1
  2728. This is going back to the House not the Senate.
    1
  2729. Yup, that's why it's a really risky move. Just in how it's perceived, and it will be attacked in the media.
    1
  2730. Fled Cruz.
    1
  2731. I grew up in an evangalical sect and said all sorts of dumb shit. I'm pretty much the opposite of everything that I was taught to believe. Thankfully, twitter wasn't around then...
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  2732.  @canasiandragon5505  Again. I'm not ignorant of Canadian make up, I was kidding... Jeez. And in your title, you spelt 'moron' wrong.
    1
  2733.  @canasiandragon5505  ffs, are you serious... I was joking. That famous Canadian humour fail...
    1
  2734. One wearing tartin, the other wearing argyle... are we in Canada or Scotland...
    1
  2735. To be fair, whenever a moderator asks any candidate from any side a question, it's always going to sound like 'a talking point' from the opposition.
    1
  2736. Even The Guardian keep plugging for Klobachar. While they continue to dish it on Bernie any chance they get.
    1
  2737.  @msgirly6827  As you said... just a troll.
    1
  2738. tbf, the colours are awful... The curtains really clash with the carpet. And just a point of note, that Farage dipshit doesn't hold elected office in any capacity. He has failed every single time he has ran for UK parliament
    1
  2739. I'm in the UK and even my conservative friends take the piss about Donald... I like to remind them that they voted a clown into office as well.
    1
  2740. America doing Godzilla for reals....
    1
  2741. Good, it'll make EV more attractive.
    1
  2742. Good rant.
    1
  2743. The phrase you were looking for is, 'You don't want to go in all guns blazing.'
    1
  2744. Hope it spins around.
    1
  2745. Par of the course with all cops all around the world. They are fundamentally driven by a need to subject everyone to their will, and the State gives them a free hand in that process... and a gun.
    1
  2746. Absolutely. I do it every time now as soon as I see any cop. I was keeping an eye on some at a bus depot once as they harassed a guy. Then they came and surrounded me and started on me. When one asked why I was watching them, I looked her in the eye and said, 'Because you can't be trusted. Ever.'
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  2747. I think it shines a poor light on TYT that so many morons come out of it. Perhaps time to judge them by their fruits.
    1
  2748.  @princegalaxywalker6273  It's ok, you didn't need to tell us you're 55, we guessed as much by your post format. 💕❤️💕
    1
  2749. The state-ordained thugs are there for one reason only... to maintain an authoritarian society. It's the same the world over. I've experienced police abuse in Aust, the US, the UK, and Japan... they're all the same. They are endlessly mythologised in film as the establishment desperately try to salvage their image.
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  2750. The term does need to change tho... It should be called 'Re-allocate Police Funds'. That Yougov poll kinda proves the point that it's the wrong term.
    1
  2751. He's right... it definitely diminishes the standing of the country that engaged in it...
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  2752. Twitter is just as bad. I think David is giving them too much credit. If it only happened a few times, then perhaps we can argue that it's accidental, but the fact they keep doing it implies deeper issues with the company. I wish there were decent alternatives to these awful companies.
    1
  2753.  @yozen1995  There's nothing after. But you don't need to die, just disconnect from humanity's madness. Even if they were savable, they don't deserve to be.
    1
  2754.  @carriesee8547  Pretty accurate...
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  2755.  @cormano64  I don't live in Nth America... so it'll be easy. I used to be very politically active, but I'm not even sure now that Sapiens are even worth trying to save.
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  2756.  @cormano64  How do you know?
    1
  2757. It's over. I'm gonna go live in utter ignorance, happily. Thanks, David, for all your content over the years.
    1
  2758. I had heard of The Young Turks for years and I never looked into them because I just thought it was a turkish thing, even though I knew what the term meant.
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  2759. Like Corbyn, Bernie wasn't the right person to lead the fight, but he's amazing with the work he does. Just want to say, David, I've stopped most of my news feeds and TV, but keeping only RN, as it is just the right balance of info and explanation.
    1
  2760. There's no negotiating with these pricks.
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  2761. ACAFB They're not just 'following orders'... this is what they like to do.
    1
  2762. God, she's awesome.
    1
  2763. Biden isn't winning... Tromp is losing.
    1
  2764. Just as an aside... how the hell does a woman who knows someone sexually assaulted a woman yet STILL plans to vote for him. Incredible.
    1
  2765. I really hate make-up like that...
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  2766. 'I have a family.' Wow.
    1
  2767. He admitted he only did the hyperloop thing to scupper the actual rail process being developed in Cali.
    1
  2768. Destin pointing out that the emperor has no clothes on...
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  2769. Looking more and more like Tesla's Edsel. They want to make them 'bullet proof' because they know societal collapse is coming (precisely because of people like Musk) and the rich-twats who will buy this are looking to keep themselves safe, or so they think.
    1
  2770. I want this to work, I want all the people who believe in this and can afford a ticket on it to go to Mars...
    1
  2771. vapourware
    1
  2772. Exactly like an evangelic event...
    1
  2773. Tech bros will be the death of us.
    1
  2774. The breathless narrator gets pretty annoying. Missed a chance to mention that the name 'Phoenicians' comes from the Greek for 'People of Purple'.
    1
  2775. So many things are concentrating now... same in publishing, where a few celebs are raking it in, and no one else can even make a living from it now. The group in the traditionally middling incomes are disappearing, even though this was once the biggest demographic.
    1
  2776. 'Running out' simply solved by having two batteries at different rates of use.
    1
  2777. The tinny musical noise was so loud this was unlistenable...
    1
  2778. Disconcerting having the Spanish subtitles pop up before the spoken English. I kept getting distracted from the story with reading and listening so out of synch.
    1
  2779.  @TheRickerX  Same, I had to stop it.
    1
  2780. Shite is pronounced 'shy-t'
    1
  2781. Yay capitalism?
    1
  2782. ACAB
    1
  2783. Sorry, no, not upsetting empirical powers is not the same as buying their subs. We can still make our own decisions re weapons we buy.
    1
  2784. ABC really needs to respond to this.
    1
  2785.  @FJaypewpew  The nation state needs to end anyway, it is always predicated on violence and the threat of violence.
    1
  2786. Pick a camera angle...
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  2787. The problem with insisting that LC sufferers prove that they had Covid in the first place is that most now don't bother with tests. I know the symptoms now and don't bother with tests. For me, I need to take more care so that I don't get reinfected.
    1
  2788. Those ears tho... He wasn't silly, he went south for winter...
    1
  2789. I really can't understand why people would want to live there...
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  2790. so cool
    1
  2791. 'Keep looking up'? Weren't we looking down for this one?
    1
  2792. 'impace' 'neutal'... I was in a truck that hit a roo one time, near destroyed the truck.
    1
  2793. It's not about whether someone is intelligent or not... it is about arrogance. I have a uni professor friend, who is indeed really smart, but painfully arrogant as well. Like anyone, there are things he doesn't understand, but if we get into a debate about anything he just instantly dismisses anything I say. I've given up now, I just let him get on with his arrogant ignorance.
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  2794.  @sergior.  Of course.
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  2795.  @TheSullenDude  So glad it's working out for 'you'.
    1
  2796. Handles it better than a certain tool on ramps...
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  2797. Don't you just love it when people have to drop the name of their hybrid, instead of just saying 'car'.
    1
  2798. She first come to prominence acting as a state-terrorists, when she oversaw the clusterfuck operation that saw Jean-Charles de Menezes murdered by the cops. Then she defamed him, an utterly innocent man, in an attempt to cover their tracks.
    1
  2799. I know right! All these stupid people running around not wanting to be killed by cops... No gratitude, I tell ya.
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  2800. If only they were so buffoonish... but they are effective at killing people and then covering their tracks....
    1
  2801. That's the main reason she is keeping her job.
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  2802. There was a little clip from a Korean Netflix show called Physical 100. I really recommend it, not just because of the bods, but because of the insane challanges they go through to win.
    1
  2803. Lord knows, Clenjus. Any excuse to crowbar in their idiocy.
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  2804. Spaghetti Monster is the All Supreme Being. End of.
    1
  2805. See how that works?
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  2806. Surely a large lawn mower would be faster than a whipper snipper? I get very nervous watch people using dangerous equipment at speed [axes, scissors, knives], but that's probably because I know how clumsy I am.
    1
  2807. That recipe reminds me of something else... can't think of it.
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  2808.  @geoff1201  Ha!
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  2809.  @MarsJenkar  bom bom!
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  2810. I'm a Brit, and often make my own, I think it tastes better, and don't have to buy a plastic tub. But then, I also usually make my own scones too. Clotted is a great name! I reckon it came about because someone left some cream in a bowl on an Aga at some point. If the scone is warm, then cream first so that it melts in. If the scone is cold, then jam first as it's a lot easier to spread and then dollop the cream on top. It took me many years of experimenting with slightly different recipes to make the perfect scone.
    1
  2811. Just excellent. Def gonna make these. How cool having something from Roman times...
    1
  2812. Ultimate nomitive determinism. Now I want to grow heritage strawberries.
    1
  2813. So, I made the Roman Honey-nut dates and made a bit of mess. Did not like them as they were too rich for me, but others in the house did. I might also have a go at this, as I love thick chocolate.
    1
  2814. I'm doing a goose for this xmas, first time, so I might do this sauce. THx.
    1
  2815. I dunk them. John Oliver just had a piece on them.
    1
  2816. Hey Ottomans, do your thing again!
    1
  2817.  @gerardacronin334  My fav dish too after living there.
    1
  2818. Okonomiyaki. Fav dish
    1
  2819. I find the burdock quite earthy.
    1
  2820. Map Men enters the room.
    1
  2821.  @donwald3436  It wasn't just that.
    1
  2822.  @samovarsa2640  Get yr coat.
    1
  2823.  @thejay8963  Grrrrrrreat!
    1
  2824. Fun fact: The word 'corn' originally just meant an edible grain. (It's in the KJV from 1611, ie before maize was heard of). So when he named them 'corn flakes', he may have intended it as a generic reference. I'm actually going to have a go at this, looks interesting. But I might add maple syrup or honey to the dough.
    1
  2825. Check out the history of the Anzac biscuit for a similar war-time story.
    1
  2826. So now we know who bought Napoleon's hat at the auction recently...
    1
  2827. Think I'll stick to dashi, nam pla, or just Worcester, thanks... The description of its taste sounded very much like what umami is supposed to be, a meaty/salty. I'd still kiss you...
    1
  2828. Gonna try this one.
    1
  2829. Bristolian here, we get a mention, gurt lush! Will make these tmrw as I have all the ingreds...
    1
  2830. Of course, cars do not, and have never, offered the 'freedom' they were, and are, heavily advertised as having.
    1
  2831. It's another thing AOC is leading in... she really knows how to wittingly throw back.
    1
  2832. Sat through the whole thing waiting for the Vuvuzela reference?
    1
  2833. He's not 'vulnerable'... he's screwed.
    1
  2834. My god, what a dick.
    1
  2835. Don't forget there are two overton windows now... so it gets down to voter turn out. This is key.
    1
  2836. 'America was discovered by Europe'? So what, like there were no people here before them?
    1
  2837. Rise up against the fascists.
    1
  2838. Actually the majority are not conservative. Progressive policies constantly get a majority in any polling. It is just that the US electoral and judicial systems are so broken that a certain minority get to call all the shots. It is a system that benefits the already powerful, whether 'Dem' or Republican, so neither party will ever change it.
    1
  2839. You're getting the use of graphics right now.
    1
  2840. It's funny listening to people tie themselves into endless 'technology-will-save-us' knots so as to never mention overpopulation...
    1
  2841. incisive.
    1
  2842.  @lakeshoresubtleties  Guess that comes back to Margret's point of what we mean by liberal... for my money, I would also call moderate conservatives liberal too.
    1
  2843. The problem with the unions becoming the opposition is that they can not do anything for the people not working or those in the gig economy...
    1
  2844. The graphics team have a long road to competence. It's disappointing. If DDN wants to be taken seriously they need to stop putting childish interjections into talks.
    1
  2845. I love how people still think the UK is savable...
    1
  2846. So glad to know nothing of all this, hadn't even seen that footage. It has ever been thus, and won't be changing any time soon. Do your mental health a favour and ignore it all.
    1
  2847. I've pretty much stopped it altogether... much better to just not know, it's all history repeating itself anyway.
    1
  2848. and an island to boot
    1
  2849.  @adampeters7947  There was a time I would have agreed with you, in my starry-eyed days at uni. As a teacher, I was actively involved in Australia's social-sciences school program, it was a really well designed curriculum and well funded. But the sad reality is that there remains a resolute majority who can not be helped to understand how they are being manipulated, who are dazzled by the spectacle presented in our media.
    1
  2850.  @adampeters7947  The reality is that a sizable majority are incapable of even conceiving life beyond what we have now...
    1
  2851. We need a Commoning Party. Introducing a whole new economic model of collectivism beyond the State and the Market and functioning at the local and global levels, not the national.
    1
  2852. Please stop using tiresome click-bait like 'Utterly' or 'Absolutely' 'Demolishes' or 'Destroys'... Honestly, it's the kind of trigger words to indicate that this is not a serious news site and not something to pay any attention to.
    1
  2853. Really good point at the end. Not a fan of that noise over him speaking.
    1
  2854. Plot twist: UK is already a failed state.
    1
  2855. It wasn't just 'some' of us who knew the Iraq was bad, it was practically ALL of us. (And surely we 'fight against' war, not 'fight' war.) I've had to stop following a few people who turned out to be hidden tankies on Twitter who have been stupidly pushing pro-Russian bs.
    1
  2856. I'm assuming you mean within Georgia?
    1
  2857. And in 4 years time we are gonna be right back with another demagogue as a result... this time maybe an intelligent one.
    1
  2858. They're repubs, it's a given.
    1
  2859. ok, your general point is correct, but when you engage in hyperbole it completely ruins your point... The Dems are right of centre, but they are NOT 'far-right'... they are just garden variety liberals sponsored by corporate America.
    1
  2860.  @pashakdescilly7517  The main reason she decided against was because she was not assured he would, or even could receive a fair trial, esp with the stacked politically-appointed supreme court... That is the real damning indictment of the US system. Personally, I don't think he is going to get his freedom anytime soon.
    1
  2861. Yeah, accept that Biden has promised that nothing will change so we will right back in this same situation in 4 years time... only this time it might be a rightwing demagogue with a brain cell.
    1
  2862. Thank you so much for coming down from on high to pronounce judgement. We can all rest safely in our beds tonight.
    1
  2863. More inappropriate graphics crowbarred into the clip. Will DDN ever get this right?
    1
  2864. Oh, if only he was a leader. Luckily for the country he is not.
    1
  2865.  @funglegunk  If they are informative. But most are not.
    1
  2866. Fuck me, that noise over him speaking is so awful.
    1
  2867. @DOC i’m free for coffee You live in a very black and white world, huh.
    1
  2868. Ah, the sweet sound of a tankie pretending there were no tanks...
    1
  2869. No, there's something fundamentally wrong with politics. Power is centralised in both Capitalism and the State. And as such, Labour is as much of the problem as any of the other parties. [And again, DDN, the high-school inserts used in this is painful.]
    1
  2870. And they have multiple opportunities to do so. When people tell you who they are by their actions... believe them.
    1
  2871.  @Sam-iu8nb  Yes, I know what honest means.
    1
  2872. Again with the clumsy graphic inserts and unnecessary music...
    1
  2873. GoT and The Crown have glorified the idea of monarchy.
    1
  2874.  @AtheistEve  Aye, it's true. Music is a powerful mood influencer.
    1
  2875.  @MrThorfan64  We need to stop triangulating, you're just playing into their game... Just vote for what you believe in...
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  2876.  @garethtatler6886  Commoning or communalism, is an economic system that relies on neither the Market nor the State... but favours universally-funded collectives for essential services and cooperatives for non-essentials [which could be for profit]. It's an economic model that would tie in nicely with municipalism as a political structure.
    1
  2877. A commoning party
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  2878.  @stephendavis5530  No, @ Smith. If it was to you, it would have your name in front of it.
    1
  2879.  @jonathancooper4914  This is not the first time he's commented.
    1
  2880.  @stevesmith8522  You come on here every time to make your pathetic little whines... That's not surprising... what I don't understand is why you bother... do you seriously think someone who follows DDN would be influenced?
    1
  2881.  @stevesmith8522  Love it... such cowards... running in with your dog-whistles, hurling little bombs and then running out again saying 'What, I didn't mean nothing... I was just joking, jeez can't you take a joke.' Truly pathetic.
    1
  2882. We are not... you are just gonna go away and scream your inanities into the wind, like usual.
    1
  2883. ie, nothing will change. It's over.
    1
  2884. Scrap and start again, this time with a bio-regional, community-based socialism and more direct local democracies. Sadly very few, either on the left or right, in Labour seemed to understand the need for a new narrative, one of neither neo-liberal lite nor more state-socialism. If the Cooperative party actually knew what its name meant they would leave the Labour umbrella.
    1
  2885. Really don't care if people are stealing shit tbh. Labour MPs have also been peddling the demonisation.
    1
  2886. Should we still build the submarines then?
    1
  2887. I'm making plans to sleep in my hall, I'm getting a small mattress, it's the only room I can afford to heat.
    1
  2888. Ok, the complete genecide of the indigenous people of Tasmania was also documented.
    1
  2889. Neo-liberalism won't die until it is replaced. And state socialism isn't gonna cut it... that just concentrates power in a new way. We need a democratic economy and commoning.
    1
  2890. Labour are just part of he problem, that is why no one votes now. It's not the media, they are the ones not trusted.
    1
  2891. They were against the enclosure of the commons. We need to continuetheir fight.
    1
  2892. Seriously though, why put noise over the talkling?
    1
  2893.  @damienparoski2033  What is there to discuss? Where did I call you names? 'Complaining' would not be a great description of what I have said. The more you comment, there more you prove my original position.
    1
  2894.  @damienparoski2033  Examples? Of what, your tentative grip on 'knowledge'... you gave those.
    1
  2895. You have a tentative grip on the concept of 'knowledge', even if only in 'tidbits'.
    1
  2896. Amazing.
    1
  2897. My eyebrow wasn't raised, as I had no idea what was being said anyway... But I did have a go at a raised eyebrow after it was suggested...
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  2898. My simple brain struggles to keep up, but these vids explain things beautifully. As for music, I also struggle to know what's best. I'm not attracted to streaming, because it seems a waste to be paying forever a rate of money that I would never normally spend on music in a month and to then not even be able to actually own it. I have a huge pile of CDs in a cupboard that I never use. I'd like to download but no longer know what is the best way which also ensures the artist gets the most money. As for vinyl, it's lovely but is just too short a time. I want to put a list of tracks on to play all day whilst I'm working, not have to change it constantly.
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  2899. I really hate the design language of the people that have taken over the construction. It has become a cluttered building.
    1
  2900. The tech is neutral... it's the arseholes behind drone weaponary that make it bad.
    1
  2901. Fantastic. And great report. Australia should look into this.
    1
  2902. Commentator's segways into the ad at the end is always seemless.
    1
  2903. I'm an utter physics layman... but I understand these explainers. So good.
    1
  2904. And this tech can be genuinely transitional too, unlike much of the ones claiming to be, like PV cells and lithium-ion batt.
    1
  2905. Camera-person, when someone is pointing to something and talking about it, then please point the camera at what they are pointing to and talking about.
    1
  2906. No, no, no, we much rather subsidize the fossill fuel industry...
    1
  2907. The nuclear industry loves to send out its goons to this channel.
    1
  2908. Not really great for farmers either... it's all being done by agri-business now, who pay low wages to all and keep the excess. There's few traditional farmers any more.
    1
  2909. Superman is not gonna like this option...
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  2910.  @toggleton6365  They're not being researched properly because the mentality is about replacing present energy demand. So they are focussed on large scale projects and HAWT can scale up. But we actually need to reduce demand as well. Renewable energy production does not equal less fossil fuel use.
    1
  2911. We need to look at vertical axis wind-turbines, they are simpler and can be more tightly packed.
    1
  2912. Of course, not having billionaires would help greatly/.
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  2913. It's already considerably more expensive than renewables, and that's not even taking into account the waste disposal necess for thousands of years... So no, it's no longer needed.
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  2914. The Junker was the first plane I built as a boy. Mainly because it was the cheapest in the shop as no one wanted to do a German plane.
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  2915. What are your thoughts on these projects?
    1
  2916. Just have a Think just did a report on a UK company planning to do this with a cable stretching all the way from Moroc to Britain!
    1
  2917. Could they not use magnets?
    1
  2918. The answer to the 'question' is degrowth. Technology is not going to save us.
    1
  2919. I love how you have to explain to Americans that they didn't invent the car... they still think they did.
    1
  2920. Anyone who has had a child, and actually cared for them, would know that song... how telling. Probably too busy making buses out of boxes...
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  2921.  @lonnie224  Woodridge, which was outskirts in those days.
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  2922.  @GrandPrixDecals  It always comes down to class in Britain...
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  2923.  @biggils8894  ie, something can be done.
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  2924.  @normmaclean375  It's horrific.
    1
  2925. That road circulatory is just hideous.
    1
  2926. Great project, shame it's for cars not transit.
    1
  2927.  @счастье33  I mean, it's literally a beach, but whatev's...
    1
  2928. Political infrastructure. They still should have built a nature bridge though.
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  2929.  @cte4dota  Woop. I meant the concept of skyscrapers.
    1
  2930. Already a thing of the past.
    1
  2931. First WHITE person to climb Everest.
    1
  2932. Please no.
    1
  2933. Dune Lives!
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  2934. End private landownership!
    1
  2935. We need to end our car obsession.
    1
  2936. Good distinction. thx.
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  2937. tbh, it was a fair question from Olivia.
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  2938. The 'Green Transition' is a lie. We have never transitioned from any energy source. We use more wood/charcoal now than we ever have in history, we use more coal now than we ever have in history, we use more oil/gas than ever. (See Jevens paradox). 'Transitioning' is a lie perpetuated to initiate endless growth on a finite planet. At some point we are going to run out of planet. That said, I totally agree about the importance of TAFE and how underappreciated it is.
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  2939. Yikes! Jordie understanding that we need to move beyond the State as well as the for-profit corporate.
    1
  2940. Scathing.
    1
  2941. Just don't throw them a ball...
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  2942.  @OldFellaDave  Should be earlier than that. History was taught so badly that by senior I thought I hated it, so never did it. In fact I discovered I love history.
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  2943. You can't stop progress! Come visit Porpoise Spit!
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  2944. Remember years ago when they had to go into damage limitation overdrive because it got out that they were frying rabbits instead of chickens...
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  2945. Shouldn't call them pines though, there aren't any in Oz.
    1
  2946. We seem to say that every time...
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  2947. Tell that to Tankya...
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  2948. This is what you get with top-down governance.
    1
  2949. Corruption not incompetence.
    1
  2950. I love it when centrists cry over people voting for a real left party.
    1
  2951. Proud faggot here, I love the word.
    1
  2952. All band-aids until we get structural reform.
    1
  2953. The gift that keeps giving...
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  2954.  @W.LL1999  Disagree, some great beers in Blighty.
    1
  2955. US craft beers are all way too hoppy.
    1
  2956. Not available in Oz.
    1
  2957.  @slinksundew1825  Not really, other countries make far better beers
    1
  2958. Two types of US beers - tasteless or overly hoppy. I live in Blighty for my crimes, I want to leave but the ale keeps me here. That and perhaps my partner. Damn it.
    1
  2959. All that's available in Oz.
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  2960. It's sad that we have to celebrate our govt doing the basics...
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  2961. Why the fuck are they like Tom Waits?
    1
  2962. Typical liberal politics - it's only ever performative. It will always be that way because they are motivated solely by what others think of them... Sadly, this mentality effects a majority of the population too.
    1
  2963. Ozzyman keeps the WA economy thriving...
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  2964. 'Technical and Further Education'... for anyone wondering.
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  2965.  @ProphetofEntropy  Literally what the Israelis have been saying too. So why isn't it a problem when they say it? Guess it's ok when the colonialist land thieves do it, huh.
    1
  2966.  @yran_kinleni5917  Jewish people are at every rally, and warmly welcomed. Anti-zionist Jews are routinely attacked by zionists, inc rabbis.
    1
  2967.  @00spinz35  We now have better media, which reveals that everything you just said is a lie. And we know it. You guys are losing the propoganda battle.
    1
  2968. Anyone that doesn't support Western imperialism in all its forms is being labelled a terrorist. People protesting the Gaza genocide in the UK are being arrested on terrorism charges.
    1
  2969.  @cinesonicvibes  Australian MSM is a propoganda arm of Western empire, or which Ishrael is part. It is entirely about violently stealing land and resources, that's all it ever was about. We see you zionists for who you truly are.
    1
  2970.  @Alex-ib6wz  Thankfully we now have better media, which proves that everything you are claiming is a blatant lie. You sickos can't get away with it anymore. The world stands with the Palestinians. We see zionists for who they truly are - murderers and thieves.
    1
  2971. They have been put there precisely because of their views.
    1
  2972.  @irrelevantdoughnut2309  Of course you do, that's why you're so desperate to find excuses to justify the murder of innocent people just to steal their land and resources...
    1
  2973.  @irrelevantdoughnut2309  Many Jewish people were living happily in Palestine BEFORE the Zionists came and destroyed everything. Muslims, Christians and Jews all lived together. As this footage shows... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVMcqNOqdek But that doesn't suit your disingenuous narrative, so you ignore that reality.
    1
  2974. Israel targets civilians, mostly little children. And journalists and medics.
    1
  2975. @ Not if I don't have them...
    1
  2976. Israel pays well. Many politicians are getting millions from them.
    1
  2977.  @MohammedAlShammari-q4i  That's not entirely true. There are many who are not liberals, but our voices are never represented in media or politics. But importantly, the majority of westerners stand with the Palestinian people, they see the zionists for who they truly are.
    1
  2978.  @VictiousReacts  Whatever delusion you feel you need to live with the fact that you are an apologist for people murdering kids to steal their land...
    1
  2979.  @VictiousReacts  As has been pointed out, it is the very act of conflating zionism with Jewishness, which Israel is doing on purpose, and you are repeating, which is causing people to get angry at Jews. The zionists don't care about Jews, they ideology is run by secular Jews and American evangalicals.
    1
  2980.  @VictiousReacts  You're citing numbers made up by pro-Palestinian actions being falsely flagged as antisemitic, when they were in fact anti-zionist. Two toally different things.
    1
  2981. The reports of antisemitism is anti-zionism and anti Israel action being reported as antisemitism... that was the point being made here. If there is an actual rise then that will e the fault of the people, like Sky and other Israeli shrills, who are conflating Jewishness with zionism.
    1
  2982. Any decent person would be against what Israel is doing.
    1
  2983.  @cinesonicvibes  Zionism is a political movement, not a religious or cultural one. We are not targetting Jewish people when we highlight the many violent crimes of zionist Israel. Many Jews also stand with the Palestinians. The ones being racist are the ones, like you, who are trying to frame anti-zionism as being antisemitic.
    1
  2984. How's Labour's 'commitment to nature', (and koalas) working out...
    1
  2985. All Labor do is perpetuate capitalism, which is literally destroying the planet.
    1
  2986. What gave it away.
    1
  2987. End landlordism...
    1
  2988. Tankie lackey.
    1
  2989. Not a war... a genocide. Youtube not allowing likes... Liberals support every cause except the present one... and are against every war except the present one.
    1
  2990. I'm here for the intermedia Aussie warfare...
    1
  2991. Yay, they finally updated the opening graphic.
    1
  2992. Stop fucking talking over each other!
    1
  2993. You guys suck at editing and camera work. Person talking is not on camera half the time. 'Here's what we're gonna do...' Cut.
    1
  2994. You misunderstand May's primary goal... she is a xenophobe of the highest order, more than anything she wants to end free movement. So yes, she will fuck the entire country over if it means she can get that.
    1
  2995. God damn, he's got the Obama voice down pat.
    1
  2996. The democratic rev has been happening in the political sphere for centuries now... it is time it came into the workplace.
    1
  2997.  Dr Downtime  Where's the 'evidence' that I've 'lost an argument'... you refused to even acknowledge or respond to my post outlining just some of the abuse and convictions your mate Yaxley-Lennon is guilty of. And yeah, the inability to know the difference between 'your' and 'you're' is very telling about a person intelligence... Own it, loser.
    1
  2998.  Dr Downtime  Ah, how you're gramma fails you at crucial moments...
    1
  2999. But of course, you know all that... you are a poster from his media team.
    1
  3000.  Dr Downtime  Well, thank goodness for YOUR opinion... now we all know.
    1
  3001. So much make-up.
    1
  3002. Deutschland
    1
  3003. MDGA!
    1
  3004. ... and drug sales
    1
  3005. Weird to have someone scout for an article whilst on air. Perhaps be a little better prepared...
    1
  3006. Hopefully the neo-libs have lost control of Lab. But the left do need find someone better than Corbyn. He himself, should recognise this and stand aside for someone who knows how to connect better.
    1
  3007. Came for the hairdo. Weird to go from being shouted at by TYT to this guy's sleepy low-energy vibe.
    1
  3008. Authoritarianism at its finest... They think it's normal.
    1
  3009.  @MrJonsonville5  What a pathetic response...
    1
  3010. Wish you guys prepared your editing points.
    1
  3011. So surreal watching a country collapse into fascism. Honestly never imagined I would live to see such a thing.
    1
  3012. Bernie's Moscow tea tape.
    1
  3013. I wish the speakers didn't speak over the top of each other all the time.
    1
  3014. European countries with universal also have private options. It's not a big deal.
    1
  3015. Small point; the poisioning was in Salisbury, not London.
    1
  3016. I feel like I'm losing the ability to keep track of what's happening over in the States.
    1
  3017. Ah, I so nearly guessed the last name. I thought it was going to be 'Mesopotamia'.
    1
  3018. Thank goodness Seth and Stephen are back, I've been stuck getting my US political news from shouty TYT and sleepy DemNow.
    1
  3019. POTUShuntas!
    1
  3020. Reminded me of these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBOEInQJHww
    1
  3021. It was the same for Australian Aborigines. Children stolen for centuries (in a collaboration between the state and church) and placed in internment camps or dumped as child slaves in white homes.
    1
  3022. Er, Seth's point was that finishing with that means the statement is not true?
    1
  3023. He dead.
    1
  3024.  @Rusty-Hinge  Whilst deluding yourself that you're some kind of 'victom'...
    1
  3025.  @Rusty-Hinge  Prob best to get back on your meds again...
    1
  3026. Oh the irony... then why are the right wing working so hard to suppress voting turnout?
    1
  3027. I was kinda expecting that wonderful moment between Marr and Chomsky to be on this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nBx-37c3c8
    1
  3028. almost definitely?
    1
  3029. A leech whose ancestors stole the land and the Commons off the people.
    1
  3030. This all largely comes down to the true divide between humans, which is not 'left' and 'right', but authoritarian and non-authoritarian. One camp has a lower level morality, so needs carrots and sticks to do the right thing, [and it projects this weekness onto others] and the other camp does not need controls, [like religion]. Trilling made the common mistake of assuming liberalism [which is a new orthodoxy] and progressivism [which is not] are the same thing. They are not.
    1
  3031. The Right are keen to turn Antifa into a 'mob'... which they use to demonise the movement.
    1
  3032.  John Mayer  Ah, the register of 'persecution'... all over again.
    1
  3033.  John Mayer  You've literally had 2000 years of getting everything your way... and killing hundreds of thousands of people who had the temerity to disagree with you. And we all know full well that you'd do exactly the same again given the chance. All religion is about the abuse of authority.
    1
  3034. It's common amongst fight-wing christians to have a constant perception of themselves as the 'persecuted', even though they are in positions of power. The bible was written whilst the writers were being persecuted [Assyrian/Babylonian and then Roman], so the entire register of the book is in a language of 'persecution'... and this mentality permeates down to this day. The real thing Peterson and his ilk are fighting against is the loss of the assumed power of the white christian male.
    1
  3035. There's a word for that...
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  3036. There's a debate happening here in Bristol about what to put on the empty plinth from which Colston's statue was famously removed. My idea is to put one of Paine on it, because a few metres away is a statue of Burke (he was the MP here for a term) who looks to be in mid-speech. It could be a homage to the art of debate, as the exchanges between Burke and Paine at the time was huge.
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  3037. I don't think movements like BLM and the Sunrise Movement have arisen because they think things 'could be better'. It's a little more serious than that, things HAVE to get better; we can not go on with business as usual.
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  3038. A machine in the hands of a worker is used to reduce labour, a machine in the hand of a capitalist industrialist is used to increase output, unnecessarily increasing extraction of resources and increasing the burden on workers...
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  3039. Foreign Man is so hot. Yes, that's my take-away from this.
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  3040. The time for transistion has passed, we missed it, now is the time for adaptation.
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  3041. They cray-cray.
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  3042. You media folk just don't know how to behave humanely...
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  3043. The future needs to be commoning, or there is no future...
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  3044. If a group is of a divergent gender then it would be wrong to use the masculine. Language changes all the time, deal with it.
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  3045. Nothing better than an Ozzyman review... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ4OipQP03E
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  3046. They really are some of the filthiest animals... I wonder how they taste...
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  3047. @Paddy O'Yakkin Are they using a flutter camera?
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  3048.  @aMindSetFree  Ha!
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  3049. What fresh alien hell was that inside her mouth!
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  3050. 'Rarely' and 'if ever', are two totally different things... so which one is it?
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  3051. Didn't take it long before it was just more showing off of their imitation animals with cameras for eyes.
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  3052. @Dmt mind In other words, you have no understanding of the main cause of the reef's destruction...
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  3053. See, you really have no idea.
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  3054. Cool. Ricciardo will be pleased to hear this.
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  3055. Why?
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  3056.  @devodavis6747  It's constant with these clips... always more interested in themselves than the subject matter... par of the course these days. And there wasn't only one self reference... but that doesn't suit your tiresome narrative, huh.
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  3057. Something implied in this segment, (which PBS really should have clarified); is that these are just the ones on the island, there are still many Glossy Blacks on the mainland, they are not only found on Kangaroo Island. This is a subspecies (probably), which has been endangered for some time, it recovered before from low numbers, hopefully they can again.
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  3058.  @graphite2786  Said Hanrahan!
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  3059.  @MimiMadness94  If you say so... :D
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  3060.  @InVinoVeratas  Not an acceptable excuse. We can still be informed whilst basing on facts. The BBC does it all the time with their nature shows. Nature has enough inherit drama already within it.
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  3061. And a super sexy man, to boot.
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  3062. For those in the UK, https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/wildlife-guides/bird-a-z/ is a great resource. Birding is surely more of a past-time than a 'sport'.
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  3063. Shame all that insulation gets packaged in yet more plastic...
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  3064. 'Mercedes have been around a long time'.... er yeah, they invented the ICE. ;)
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  3065. Wtf, why are you valueing Priti Patel's opinion on ANYTHING.
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  3066. Even Trump's fans are thin skinned... how embarressing.
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  3067.  @Konservative_Ken928  Sometimes it isn't, but in the case of Hong Kong, it really isn't... the organisers are going to great lengths to make sure EVERYONE stays non-violent. Many of the main groups are christian peace organisations, ffs.
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  3068.  @jerry171460  If they are carrying weapons, they need to because they need to protect themselves from the documented violence of the cops and the gangs the Chinese govn is sending out to attack the protestors... Which only proves the violence they are facing..
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  3069. The inequality is NOT better than it was, it's just more hidden.
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  3070.  @fernandobonilla386  A truly love how the week project their failings onto others. The only ones being brainwashed are the appaling apologists for the authoritarian Chinese regime. I hope the money they pay you keeps you warm at night. And oh yeah... it REALLY is 'dying out'... over one and half MILLION protestors at the last rally... suck on the facts.
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  3071. Well let's find out, shall we... let's have free and open elections with universal representation, like the protestors are asking for. Then we'll see what the majority is.
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  3072. Some glaring omissions in this. In particular, the anger against corporate ownership of both political parties. It is a clear dividing line that means the Dems really can't work together. Bernie is still, by a sizable margin, the single most popular senator. And easily beat Trump in polls. And yes, that includes in the industrial belt. It's a myth these areas can't be reached, a myth that the corporate Dems, like Duckworth, keep peddling. The two together [Warren and Bernie] would be such a dream ticket. (And on a side note, I love all the right wingers on here frothing at the mouth, screaming into the void. You know you know you're losing when that starts.)
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  3073. Ha! Like you were ever going to vote otherwise...
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  3074. Capitalism's dirty little secret is that it can't function without slavery... it never has. And the police exist to enforce the abuse.
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  3075. I love how the silly little tosspot waves his little flag. Too stupid to understand that it will soon have to be abandoned when the union breaks up due to his lies and fear-mongering.
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  3076.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  Yup... that too... disgusting neo-lib wolves in sheep clothing. Labour were not proper Labour under Blair, everyone knows that.
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  3077.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  They are literally privatiseing the NHS right now... right under your nose. Staggering how utterly unaware people can be.
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  3078. @Old Skool Bodybuilding Routines Perhaps you might want to read my post again...
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  3079.  @toyotaprius79  Didn't know you 'owned' words now. I won't shut up. Not now... not after Oct 31st. You are on the losing side of history... so get used to it. And I didn't re-edit actually... I added a thought. but that's what you guys do; always thinking you know better than others when time and time again, all you do prove you are nothing less than utter morons.
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  3080. My new question to every Brexshiteer I unfortunately come across; 'Do you think you're a very 'credible' person?' Joyous.
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  3081. Of course, the corporate right-wing once again tried to hi-jack the electoral process, including stopping the buses on the election day.
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  3082. He's the president... why doesn't do something about it... B'more is in the US still...
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  3083.  @terrandroid  Not supporting Obama.
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  3084.  @RstesotTv  I fear that's a lesson they are only going to learn the hard way... Not for them, but I do fear the consequences for the Hong Kongers.
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  3085.  @itiswellwithmySoul153  You've been waiting two thousand years, every generation is told... it's just around the corner... you just wait and see. Yeah, good luck with that. Just so you know, the Hebrews were not even the only ones with a messiah complex, basically every oppressed tribe in the region had the same story.
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  3086. Ha! Struggle with basic linguistic concepts as well... again, que surpirse.
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  3087.  @itiswellwithmySoul153  Not only have a read it... many times, I've even written it out. So yeah... I actually know it really well... Certainly better than you it seems. By the way, I guess the sarcasm of my early comment has gone, whoosh, over your head [huge surprise - oops, that was sarcasm again.]
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  3088. 'Congratulations, Mr and Mrs Thom, it's a boy. What will you be naming him?' 'Tom.' 'Sooooo..... Tim Thom.' 'Yup.'
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  3089.  @IambiguousSegment  From my perspective every state is authoritarian, tho there are degrees.... Russia and China being on the extreme.
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  3090.  @randymarsh3636  Lame.
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  3091. Trevor was already going grey!
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  3092. Ffs, why would the reporter imply a 'punishment' from nature. Can we be spared the pseudo-religious bullshit.
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  3093. Channel 4 News is actually pretty good, especially compared to the rest of the station, and frankly the news on all other stations, but Krishnan is so constantly out of his league, and just excruciating to watch. I have no idea why they retain his services, such as they are. Richard handles him really well here.
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  3094. @Bram Lambrecht And I'm not a minority... the majority of people believe and know climate change is a threat, along with well over 90% of the scientists... So in fact, it is the people failing to take action to avert the fast approaching catastrophy who are the ones 'imposing' actual hardship on us all.
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  3095. @Bram Lambrecht Seriously? Have you read the comments on here... including your own...
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  3096.  @lesigh1749  So ah... the Amazon? Bolivia? Australia? Siberia?
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  3097. @Bram Lambrecht Speak for yourself.
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  3098. @Bram Lambrecht And when are the people going to start taking some responsibilty for their own behaviour? We've known about this for 40 years now. We could have smoothly transitioned by now.
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  3099.  @bushwhacked7112  You do know how protesting and marching works, right?
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  3100. @Bram Lambrecht Oh, if only we could dictate... sadly no one will even listen to them, while they face a miserable future all because of the selfishness of the older generation.
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  3101.  @lesigh1749  When you were a child the planet wasn't literally on fire... caused by those very cars.
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  3102.  @matthewwithum8372  They're fighting for their lives...
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  3103. So tiresome when interviewers in a pathetic attempt at 'both-sideism' to blame the protestors... it is ALWAYS the police who start it, them and the goons they send in to justify their endless abuse. The woman being interviewed tried to help Cathy get her wording right ['If you want to know how it can be de-esculated...']... but I doubt she will ever learn.
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  3104.  @MeAtHome5  erm, that's exactly what is happening now... under capitalism.
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  3105. Not the open market - Not the State. Both fail because they have the same result - they concentrate power into the hands of the few by the kettling of our wealth. Modern technology means we can now do without either, now we can directly fund essential services run locally and collectively. Well done 4 for at least raising this issue on the news.
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  3106. There's a lot of things I'd say about Johnson, most not in front of my grannie, but boring isn't one of them.
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  3107. That would be the BBC approach; bringing people on they can easily ridicule and mock.
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  3108.  @ibrokeintourhouseandstoleu5453  Cereal hurt me.
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  3109. So this is what channel 4 is happy to do now... have vile people like Tice on just to spread his lies... Somehow they think this is in the public interest...
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  3110. the economic ignorance of that comment is just staggering.
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  3111.  @lellyparker  The irony being that communism would actually turn things around, but you are all so heavily indoctrinated you have become your own worse enemies...
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  3112. Long overdue...
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  3113. Weird, reporter says it's not the fault of the locals at all... then goes on to show that it is partly the fault of the locals.
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  3114.  @physicsdecosmos3049  So what... they are still protesting for democracy. And as he said that will not stop until they get it.
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  3115.  @bl00dhoney  It gets worse...
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  3116. Well, she'd made her money, and it was getting too obvious that she was only there to cover the arses of her Tory mates....
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  3117. ACAB
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  3118.  @jonathonjubb6626  Oh please do enlighten us then... what kind of democracy do we have? Direct?
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  3119.  @jonathonjubb6626  You know we live under a representative democracy, yeah?
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  3120.  @oneoflokis  #whoooosh!
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  3121. Well, it's wearing a clown suit instead of Hugo Boss this time, but still the same stench. The cops certainly are loving it, like they always do.
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  3122.  @garsm2290  Jon has his schtik down so well... All sweet and angelic, flash a smile, a glimpse of kooky sock... then stabby stab, straight to the heart.
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  3123.  @Outdoor_Don  Ironic accusation given Bolsonaro's allegiances.
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  3124. @Andrew21795 I wish I could... sadly not an option at the moment.
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  3125. You know this channel broke the Cambridge Analytica story, right.
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  3126. She didn't take kindly to the condescending male interviewer.
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  3127. The interviewers question to Beto is now being broadcast in the US... and not for good reasons. Well done Channel 4.
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  3128.  @philipwilliams5808  Seriously... that's a pretty fucking tenuous link.
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  3129. Why is a person who heads a military think tank on to talk about Trump's crimes and the Dem primary? In what way is she any kind of expert on the issue?
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  3130. Tiresome corporatist centrist mouthpieces like this guest... whatever you do don't mention the ONLY candidate in the Primary race talking to the independents who's vote went from Obama to Trump [yes many did, esp in the states Hillary lost, like Michigen etc]. Bernie Sanders beats Biden's and Warren's vote combined in those places. You know, the places Dems actually have to win.
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  3131. Good summary, Anja.
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  3132.  @jiangpan7333  That's all you haters ever do... Don't know if you've noticed this, prob not since you prob don't know your history... but it never turns out great for you guys.
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  3133. Ironic, since the one officer we heard from was actually a Brit. Otherwise known as a paid mercenary...
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  3134.  @mariadamen7886  Democracy is a messy business, but we won't back down against authoritarianism...
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  3135.  @LiongEvil  Will too.
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  3136.  Advant Garde  Winter is coming...
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  3137. Who gives a toss we fucking royals are or are not there...
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  3138. Who gives a toss what fucking royals are or are not there...
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  3139. Good on Barbados. (Perhaps it's well past time the likes of Australia, NZ and Canada also put on some big-boy pants). It's time the people rose up and took back the land stolen by the thieving gentry.
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  3140. The have been trying that for 40 years... The situation now calls for urgent and strident action.
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  3141.  @howard1beale  Yreah, I was joking, duh.
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  3142.  @Competitive_Antagonist  If we could do three way questions on referendums, then the 2nd Brexit vote would be a dodle.
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  3143.  @willwilisovskywillis5273  They can be banned from dorect campaigning, the candidates are not allowed to be campaign openly [tho a party could obv endorse one]. Then when MP, they are not owned by the party and can vote for what their electorte wants. Party politics was the result of the need to simplify the selection process. But modern technology now makes that process much easier.
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  3144.  @roybatty5325  To admit that Corbyn and his team are not the right people to lead a party. They still obsficate around the reality... and as long as they continue to do that, the Labour Party can not fix its internal problems.
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  3145. Seriously? Wow. You authoritarians have some fucked up ideas... but that one's stunning for its simple raw stupidity and cruelity.
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  3146.  @acac7928  I'll assume you're Italian and that English is a second language for you... because that abomination of a 'word' is never going to become an accepted portmanteau.
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  3147. If it is just 'fog', then it wouldn't be a problem...
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  3148.  @godlike5178  Lame.
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  3149. erm, do you know anything about Channel 4, they are def not Tory supporters.
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  3150. And Australia just voted in a climate change denier...
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  3151.  @Anton-kl5xq  Because your OP amply demonstrated your intelligence, and hence we can easily extrapolate from there... You ain't special, darling, you're a dime a dozen, all the same, and we know your kind well.
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  3152. China is actually taking the issue very seriously [no, I'm not a fan]. But they are investing heavily in non-fossil fuel energy and electric vehicles.
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  3153. Defining a country's success by it's GDP... 'Human civiization started in Mesopotamia.' We'll ignore all the other early civiisations then...
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  3154.  @MrPGT  What a ridiculous and utterly improbable scenario.
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  3155.  @michaelbuckers  Taking the appropriate action against that level of cheating is NOT draconian, it's ensuring the sport stays fair. They can always go do something else, they are not 'owed' anything.
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  3156. The title was not an overstatement, this really was mindblowing! Holy sheet, what an amazing history.
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  3157. ACAB
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  3158. I was one of the early adopters of the term 'Queer' to define myself, and I really appreciate the new understanding around gender. Because contrary to what Andrew just insisted I am or am not, I am in fact attracted to the masculine gender, and not at all concerned about the plumbing.
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  3159. Ok, so the Church not wanting the bible translated is a myth. The reason they didn't want the bible translated into English was because they considered English to be an inferior language, and unsuitable for, or even incapable of, correctly conveying the words in the bible. In fact, the bible had already been translated into every other European language hundreds of years earlier. Tyndale had grown up in a poor farming [english-speaking] community, and was sure that it could be translated. Henry VIII, with More's encouragement, jumped on the persecution of Tyndale in a hope to curry favour with the Pope over the marriage issue.
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  3160. Bye Felicia.
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  3161. life is not sacred
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  3162. This issue is very acute in China especially.
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  3163. @Haha Hehe we can do both.
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  3164. What's it ever done for me?
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  3165. So agree about the anecdote shit. Journalists do it too much too... so often half the articles about themselves, so tired of it.
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  3166. erm... Douglas Adams?
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  3167. I think it would work with a laptop size, then it can be used like a book. Though they would def need to make it thinner.
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  3168. Cenk's observation that all homo sapiens are 100% was immediately undermined by John who pointed out that evolution is an ongoing process. One of the issues I have with Cenk's commentary is his absolutism. He'll often respond to another person's comments 'You are right.' when what he should be saying is 'I agree with you.' I'm glad he brought up authoritarianism, it's really the main thing that divides us as humans, it's the thing making the 'let's all live together' thing impossible.
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  3169. I often wonder if TYT can ever give a report WITHOUT feeling the need to take a swipe at fellow leftie news providers?
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  3170. Gee, I don't know Know Thanks, perhaps because they're not morons?
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  3171. Time to change the background, guys. Perhaps something least distracting,
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  3172. As for the polling numbers, don't forget what happened in Florida. The numbers didn't reveal the reality because they are based on 'voting intention' and past voters. But candidates like Andrew Gillum, and hopefully Cynthia here, bring out people who don't normally vote.
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  3173. Yet more ad hominem, Kerplink
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  3174. exactly.
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  3175. Ana's point about education making a difference is sadly wishful thinking for these folks. I'm a school teacher, and one of my lecturers at uni in the 80's was a developer of Australia's Social Studies curriculum. He explained the thinking behind it was to advance critical thought, society bias etc. It was implemented and rigorously taught [I was one of those teachers]. And it shifted our national balance not even one percentage point a generation later.
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  3176. Is it based in the Rivian?
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  3177. Ana is starting to understand the position you need to take when facing authoritarians. And Bannon is def not gone! He's over in Europe successfully sowing vile seeds of fascism.
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  3178. You might have a delusional president, but this shows that you also have a deeply delusional populace as well.
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  3179. My thought this morning - We must not oust him, [or impeach him] BEFORE the economy tanks. I know it's going to painful, but if we get rid of him before that then he will forever more, not only play the martyr card, but also he and his ilk will always be able to say that his economic policies worked. Trumpettes are too stupid to understand that it takes a few years for economic decisions to wash through the cycle, and the rich and Fox et al will use that stupidity, as they always do. I suspect the consequences of his policies will start to show in the next quarter, and by next year really hit the US economy. Unfortunately, we have to wait until then if we are going to be sensible for the long-term goals.
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  3180. Love it when the segments are this short.
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  3181. Bah-humbug.
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  3182. I often don't get to give a thumbs up anymore because I always have to jump on the back button the moment the piece comes to an end just so I don't have to endure Cenk's inane 'emoji' speel at the end. Does TYT not understand its audience?
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  3183. Jeremy is struggling to understand the difference between science and nature.
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  3184. It's called science.
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  3185. Jundon
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  3186. Those eyes tho...
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  3187. A few anomalies pop up on this. We've just had Cenk saying that a person's gender is not a part of the Justice Dem decision making, and here they make a thing of it. And I'm not sure 'populist' is a term we want to claim, it doesn't have a great history. Mark later says that 'the industry of politics is brutal', whilst sat in front of a sign saying 'Aggressive Progressives'. On Theresa May and the NHS... she doesn't want it to exist, but she can not say it out loud since 80% of the population loves the NHS. But believe me, they are gutting it from the inside and selling it off to private companies on the sly. By the time the people wake up to what's happening, it'll be too late.
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  3188. Oh, so you did an economics major?... Like she did.
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  3189.  Kyle Brown  hmmm, that too.
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  3190. It's true... we do need to advocate for what we want more. But I still feel like it's a losing cause.
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  3191. Er yeah, I know what they are.
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  3192. There's something Gene Wildery about him.
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  3193. erm, have you not noticed the image behind you guys? [The same one btw, for god knows how many years]. Perhaps a glass house there.
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  3194. They are related... which was the point being made here.
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  3195. He's helping the muggles. The world could do with some magic spells right about now...
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  3196. I don't understand the 30330 gaffe. What was he actually trying to say?
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  3197. One of the weird things about US politics, [and there are many], is the focus on the policies of the potential President. But then when they are in govn they are clearly not able to just implement their manifesto. So why the endless focus on it, when we know it means little?
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  3198. Jesus touched me, and it felt dirty.
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  3199. @Collin 02456 Oh, that's so true... would love to see him hanging by the neck in the town square... i would dance joyously around that pole.
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  3200. 'I just think idiot.' That's why it takes Cenk's colleagues so long to get him to understand something new.
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  3201. Turkish Delight flavour?
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  3202.  @280z318i  Do you understand what the term outlier means? I am asking the question as to why they are there. It's an utterly relevent question.
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  3203. There are a couple of interesting outliers on that Gun Ownership v Gun Deaths graph... such as Del and Hawai'i. Any ideas why? For instance, why does Hawai'i have high ownership but low deaths, and Del the opposite?
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  3204.  @greensquare6235  In my life I've gone from assuming that the capitalism I grew up in was the best, to being a socialists, to now being a Commoner. So accusations [by someone who knows nothing about me] that I am not self-reflective are just yet more ignorant ad hominems.
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  3205.  @greensquare6235  Groan, I give up. I'll just assume yr a troll.
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  3206.  @greensquare6235  So you mean communism then?
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  3207.  @greensquare6235  er?... You might wanna go be back and reread your primary economics books.
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  3208.  @greensquare6235  They're not the same. Socialism relies on the State, which only ends up once more concentrating power into the hands of the few. Commoning uses community structures to keep everyone involved in the process of both economic activity and political engagement.
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  3209. I think part of why it has happened is because many of the founders thought the political system would be 'above' party politics. Washington and Hamilton were utterly against 'partition' as they, and Hume, called it. But that was wishful thinking. The answer is to stop seeing your system as sacred and untouchable. It is not, it is broken and needs a serious overhaul.
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  3210. And that's all we ever hear, excuses for a deeply broken system. You've politicised the judicial system. No advanced civilisation does that.
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  3211.  @utterlyviolet  Yeah, of course it's cool she doesn't know. Tho I gotta admit that's widely known meme.
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  3212. Not Can-berra, but Can-berr-a. No strong syllable stress.
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  3213. Every child should also get half the UBI rate to help families with child care.
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  3214. Ryan, when someone else is asking a question, could you hold the mic toward the person speaking... not much point keeping it on Yang.
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  3215. The BBC does this too... which drives me nuts because it is publicly funded by a special tax on all Brits.
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  3216. Even the BBC was doing the false equivalence thing until very recently.
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  3217. I literally switched off as he was talking.
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  3218.  @jeffpro8  Kinda like everyone feels obliged to be like that through peer pressure. It did feel genuine tho.
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  3219. He's also stinky poo.
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  3220. Wow, Cenk. Talk about the projection you accuse others of. Just because you did it, doesn't mean others...
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  3221. They're not on his property.
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  3222. That's exactly the group where this debate should be happening...
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  3223.  @davehughesfarm7983  Personally, I think everyone should have spent a good amount of time on a farm when we're kids.
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  3224.  @davehughesfarm7983  Love how people always bang on about how tough farming is... I've done a fair bit of it and it's some of the cruisey work I've ever done... now teaching, that's hard work.
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  3225. Can imagine they paid a pretty penny for Contra to come on... [easy money for her].
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  3226. 300 more.
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  3227. It's not true that there are NO LIMITS with NordVPN. I use it, and it's great, but many sites don't allow you access if there is a VPN [inc Yahoo - I know; no one uses that site any more]. It tells you everything you need know about these sites.
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  3228. As the old analogy goes the pillars of society need to be separate for that society to successfully function [hold up the roof] - a free and functioning media and the government are two of those pillars that need to be kept far apart. [along with military and religion etc]
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  3229. The journos might be able to say it doesn't affect them, but the fact is they wouldn't even be in the position the are unless they toed the establishment line. [As Chomsky famously and brilliantly pointed out to Marr.]
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  3230. Trying to say that to Trump would get caught in my craw.
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  3231. er?
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  3232.  @jrconcerned6064  It's def not gender driven... 100% policies.
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  3233. I'd love to know what Bernie wispered in Biden's ear whilst Castro was going to town on him in the debate.
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  3234. Yeah, Cenk, it's not about you.
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  3235. Great news, it was my one main concern with her... now I really don't care which one of them it is... either way I'm going to be having a massive party come next election. And thanks TYT for your leadership on this.
    1
  3236.  @dylanwright1381  I support the introduction of a UBI, but not with it being funded by a regressive tax.
    1
  3237. I live in a country that has universal medical coverage and VAT. My sincere advice to the US is, copy us in medicare... but do NOT go down the VAT path. It's brutal for the poor.
    1
  3238. It can be anyone. If Harris gets the job, I hope she picks another woman... that'd be awesome.
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  3239. Sound all over the place...
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  3240. 'I think there is a reason for that'... Oh, you think!? :D
    1
  3241. These two always remind me of two guys down the pub shouting at each other their mutual agreements...
    1
  3242. Can someone please get John a tissue.
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  3243. er, she was doing fine economically, she just plughed her money into her campaign and has found ways to to do that.
    1
  3244. Part of his germophobia.
    1
  3245. Is 'crisis' a better word than 'problem'?
    1
  3246. She's not Turkish, idiot.
    1
  3247. Zach, Yes, please keep on peddling that one... it gives us every opportunity to reveal the deceits and bullshit you guys spin.
    1
  3248. Oh thx... I got another tick on my alt-right trigger word card!
    1
  3249. More likely just pissed off that the guy who LOST the actual vote, stole the election.
    1
  3250. Lucky her...
    1
  3251. eatin?
    1
  3252. Yr literally commenting on a progressive who is a BAME woman? Grow a brain.
    1
  3253. It grates on me too, but I'm not an American voter, and I have noticed this way of speaking is very common in politics there. Brits and Aussies etc would stare at her blankly, wondering why she had so many tickets on herself...
    1
  3254. You know yr hitting the danger spot when they start baying into the cyber wind...
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  3255. Not sure she thought that one through...
    1
  3256. Yes, in the elections... but this is about the primaries...
    1
  3257.  @lumpy0100  I don't need luck with 'my communism thing', that's the point. You damn Hasan by your faint praise; 'adequate' is not acceptable, not when there are hundreds of people out there who would be so much more than 'adequate'...
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  3258.  @lumpy0100  Omg! 'he doesn't have any power' - 'he's just a talking head'... can you even hear yourself?
    1
  3259.  @lumpy0100  Seriously... 'overcome my naivety'... You really think that's an acceptable or adequate response? Pathetic. But if you think what I said in any way indicates that I accept Biden's nepotism, I'll take it that you are not even capable of understanding a simple point. Kinda the opposite... And for your information; I am literally a communist.
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  3260.  @lumpy0100  And it exposes us to accusations of hypocrisy,
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  3261.  @lumpy0100  There's obv nothing wrong with wanting the best for the young in your family, and doing what you can to help. But it is wrong when you use a position of power to do that, whether you're a Trump, a Biden, or a Uygur.
    1
  3262.  @jacksprat418-ju5qo  Well that's why I made the comment... so TYT gets the point that nepotism is wrong, no matter who does it.
    1
  3263. It's painful watching Cenk feeling the need to back up yet another lame comment by Hasan...
    1
  3264. Chad, Comma.
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  3265. Guy talking about Catholics - 'They don't kidnap virgins'... try telling that to the thousands of children abused by priests.
    1
  3266. It might be how the OED defines it, and yes, we often use the word country when talking about the UK, but we mostly reserve it for our actual country [of the 4], otherwise it gets too confusing. We generally use 'UK' when talking politically, and Britain or the country when talking socially or culturally. Some people in NI might call themselves British, but they are doing that for political reasons. The dictionary def, or whatever encyclopedia you read all that in, is not always applicable in every situation.
    1
  3267. You heard of Europe, right?
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  3268. Not as news or information... just their 'feels' about things.
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  3269. Wise choice, the 'talking about nothing' went on for another 30 mins...
    1
  3270. Astonishing behviour!
    1
  3271. Hate groups always implode. The clue's in the name... they are defined by their hatred.
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  3272.  Y. Tawfik  Just another embarassing Incel.
    1
  3273. US is still powerful, but not against the WHOLE world.
    1
  3274. Exactly.
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  3275.  JOOGAL1111  For your information... I know about dick and drugs too... what's your point.
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  3276.  @jasoncarterunleashed  I wasn't basing my critic on 'knowing you', I'm basing exactly on the things I have heard you say on this show. And Really, this response kinda proves my point... esp the sign off.
    1
  3277.  @JH-D4075  It's entirely common, and as old as the hills.
    1
  3278. Just set it to Top Comments first so that those idiots get pushed to the bottom... where they belong.
    1
  3279. I'm curious whether TYT copies Rational National or if it's the other way round?
    1
  3280. Yup. Howard even defended him in court.
    1
  3281. You need to get closer in on the graphs... couldn't see it.
    1
  3282. He would have owned his ass.
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  3283.  @totalwater3053  Thank you for proving my final point.
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  3284.  @TonyaTipton  It's going to be a shit-storm, Trump is going to tear him to shreds. You still don't understand his appeal.
    1
  3285. The CNN guy was right, they can't cover every little candidate. There are thousands of them.
    1
  3286. *Velma rips off the mask... Oh no! It was Hillary all along... it's all her fault. They sit down to share a joint, and terrified racist gets the DTs. Shaggy goes out for pizza.
    1
  3287. You guys should interview Roger McNamee.
    1
  3288. Don't forget Breivik...
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  3289. To block him Dems are going to have to convince some GOP to flip. They won't be able to do it focussing on his open support for a Rep president over a Dem one. That's not a winning argument where it matters.
    1
  3290. Yup, I'd def do a twisty dance around him...
    1
  3291. Tell that to the poor wittle possums!
    1
  3292. Shit, gettin emotional now.
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  3293. The sound was all over the place.
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  3294. Agreed... People think Cooperativism (or Collectivism) is just another form of Socialism. It is not. Socialism has the same inherit fault as Capitalism... power gets concentrated into the hands of the few. And when that happens, democracy and the economy fail. Which is why we have had decades of switching back and forth between the two failed systems. It's time to change the narrative. We've had a democratic revolution in the political sphere, now we need one in the economic sphere. And all natural resources need to be in community hands, not private. We are inching our way there, but it's excrutiatingly slow.
    1
  3295. Hey dickwad, the woman said to go check it out.
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  3296. Cool.
    1
  3297. Woohoo, we have the same spot on the graph...
    1
  3298. It's called 'not bothering with moronic trolls'. I shall join them now. It's often entertaining to tease pricks like you, but actually yr so dull it's boring.
    1
  3299. Curious, when was someone's opinion present stated 'fact'. Late? Oh, yeah, I'm not a sad loser who spends every waking moment online.
    1
  3300. I have dealt with it. You seem to be one that's so easily triggered, typical.
    1
  3301. 'it's both crammed together.' This from the person asking for evidence? Pretending to be all scientific... But you have your little agenda, so you'll go bang your little drum. What you are not, is a person worth debating.
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  3302. 'Perception of strength', aka Authoritarianism. And therein lies the true political divide in humanity. It's not left v right [that's just a marker on a continuum that we can all live with], but rather between those who need to live in an authoritarian structure and those of us who don't. I would argue that thousands of years of trying to live together has proven that we simply can not.
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  3303.  @yomasane3670  It's a joy to watch. Popcorn time.
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  3304. Oh the irony of someone calling themselves a 'zen master', and then going on a fully vile, ad hominem attack. You wouldn't know intelligence if it smacked you upside your head.
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  3305. Ashlee needs to stop interupting other panalist's points. How ironic that someone shrilling for an authoritarian society is using the abuses of an authoritarian government to make their point. But republicans are too ignorant to understand.
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  3306. Actually, the biggest thing he would attack is worker rights. His voting record shows he always supports corporate interests.
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  3307.  @calichef1962  Sorry, but if you listen to his dialogue here... he is clearly advocating for taking Africa's best. It's the part of the Trump plan he agrees with.
    1
  3308. It's Lev Parnarse, TYT. Get it right, jeez.
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  3309. She straight up would have won if she had picked Warren.
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  3310. Because you failed to even understand the point being made... but then you no doubt failed to understand the point being made in the show... so you are struggling from the start.
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  3311. Not any more, Carson... Though you clearly fail to understand even basic text. Big surprise.
    1
  3312. I see reading with comprehension is a daily struggle for you... Feel the pain.
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  3313. In Scotland much of the peat is on fire and it takes months to put out... and here's the shocker - the fires were deliberately lit. The grouse hunting industry [something only the rich can do] light them so as to make the hunting easier. Peat burning actually releases yet more methane.
    1
  3314. Cenk seems to think that the whitewalker representing climate change is new... that's literally what they were purposely created to represent.
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  3315. True. But I appreciated not being shouted out for a change.
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  3316. Yeah, you know, he's only the president, why's everybody gettin so upset about having a moron for a president?
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  3317.  Pacino Heat  teehee
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  3318. The question of who China would plump for if they get involved in hacking the elections has been on my mind over the weekend... I think they would also, like Russia, want a Trump like figure, or maybe a Rand in there, mainly because they know they would utterly crash the economy, leaving China free to continue taking control of the world economy. Trump is already helping bigly in that.
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  3319. Well that got nothing better to do, squirrelled away in their mother's basement.
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  3320.  @xandro2445  They were not reporting on the poll, they were reporting on the LA Times coverage.
    1
  3321. They actually polled that issue before she quit; they asked her supporters who their second choice was. Bernie got 1% increase, Biden got 1% more, Warren got 1% more... In other words, it was an even split, so it makes no difference.
    1
  3322. Oh, the irony... TYT saying they don't want newsmedia to be cheerleaders.
    1
  3323. 'Has some people behind him that knows how to use social media'... Yeah, Russia.
    1
  3324. Same in Australia, there were giant kangaroos, and wombats the size of cars, but a were all gone a few hundred years after the first humans arrived. [Very easy to ctach].
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  3325. Oh well, if YOU don't believe it then it must be true. Thanks for clearing that up for us all.
    1
  3326. Hi Samsa
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  3327.  @klondike444  Yeah, sure in principle, but not to the level of understanding we have now.
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  3328. Well, they didn't understand that at the time.
    1
  3329. I'm shocked! [jokes]
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  3330. Don't talk to camera when being interviewed... jeez, and this is a communications person... I'm getting increasingly worried about Bernie's messaging. He's not landing any punches, and I'm starting to suspect it's his team.
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  3331. Love it.
    1
  3332. True.
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  3333. Shouldn't laugh at this, this kind of politics is highly effective. It has always worked. It doesn't matter if it's true or not.
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  3334. Three brilliant bits of news... pretty much capturing all the fronts of collapse.
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  3335. If you're going to be consistent and shorten to last names, then Kim is his family name. So the 'we' I was referring to was general reporting. Ana used 'Un' as if it was his family name, it isn't. Secondly, wtf are you ranting about? I said nothing about Trump or his behaviour.
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  3336. We normally use 'Kim' when shortening his name.
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  3337. I'm betting Alexandria still could name a newspaper...
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  3338. No Cenk, it's not 'acceptable' that media organisations are so partisan. They are supposed to report without bias [as much as possible, and it's never entirely possible]. but US media has fallen into such a deep rabbit hole that no one is even pretending or attempting to just tell the actual stories.
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  3339. Of course it's a mute point our modern economics didn't exist in his time [if he existed obv.] But on the hypothetical, I actually think he is a collectivist commoner. [sim to a communist]. Cenk, the next line after the 'harder for a camel' line says that anything is possible with god. So the expression can't be used to say that Christ was anti the rich. Also he threw the sellers out of the temple as it was offensive to the temple activity.
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  3340. I think perhaps you do a little gym too, John and Jayar. Not complaining though!
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  3341. FAKE NEWS! See, we all get to play that game now... Fun, huh?
    1
  3342. Ok, that seems a suitably moronic comment, so I'll bite... Why?
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  3343. @Garrett Heaven for-fend!
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  3344. Those dates don't add up? 18 years? And they were not amoral, they were immoral, as he said first, Jesus touched me, and it was real dirty...
    1
  3345. Agreed it is not yet time for any violence against the fascists, but if things continue down the path we all seem to be heading, then we would be very foolish not to be prepared for future violence.
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  3346. Twat
    1
  3347. <tan.gen.shal>
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  3348. Fuckin sue the arseholes.
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  3349. Fox do understand their audience. Don't forget there are still 25% who think that this tax is a bad idea. It is these gullible people who drink the Fox koolade willingly.
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  3350. Nice, but her writing 'style' would be a dead give away.
    1
  3351. That New Hampshire result is interesting. If we generalise that the Biden-Buttigieg-Amy vote are moderates, and the Bernie-Warren votes are progressives; then that is 45% for each.
    1
  3352.  @ryanhubbard1885  That may or may not be true.... *burppppp.
    1
  3353. Because those stupid people vote.
    1
  3354. He was the only one of them seemingly with a clear head.
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  3355.  @russianliberalreality33  There's no fully democratic system in any country as yet. But that point is mute, it was still a huge cultural shift, someone would have to be very historically unaware to not recognise that. My point was, it it still stands, that that culturaly shift has not taken place in the economic sphere.
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  3356.  @russianliberalreality33  It's literally called the Revolution.
    1
  3357. The thumbnail looked like a Calvary painting.
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  3358.  @smacktalk4u  And breathe...
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  3359. Another interesting layer to this is that in fact this action is also harming Erdogan's standing. He got so lost in his authoritarian rule that he forgot he actually is in a form of democracy.
    1
  3360. The overly dramatic background graphics is really distracting.
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  3361. Does happen to right-wing sports people in other countries. ie, Aussie footballer, Israel Falou, was just deselected and fined for his religous homophobic comments.
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  3362.  @freefall9832  Then do you understand the difference between authoritarianism and anti-authoritarianism? That's the real divide in humanity. Choose your side carefully.
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  3363.  @reversecourse  It's only just begun and already it's funny. Your abusive language only reveals the fact the you know yourself that you're failing. Hang on, bucko, it's gonna be a wild ride down to the pit you guys crawled out of.
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  3364. @gratisversus Can't even get your facts straight... they weren't all Americans. Typical.
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  3365. Just out of curiosity, how many Justice Dems are up with a real chance in 2020 like Mike?
    1
  3366. Guess the point is, if that was yr option still, you'd hold yr nose and vote Dem again. Let's just get a progressive option.
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  3367.  NPC PRINCIPAL  Talking of economic illiteracy...
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  3368. I was talking about what has happened over the last 400 hundred years. Do you know about that? You probably don't.
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  3369. You're doubling up on your posts, TYT.
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  3370. Ok, don't have Maz on again... he keeps trying to talk over the top of others.
    1
  3371. Ph np! Me finger's tpp fat...
    1
  3372. That voice was very difficult to listen to. Why did she keep randomly whispering and shouting?
    1
  3373. true
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  3374.  @miapdx503  Could you be a little more prickish? Perhaps if you try harder.
    1
  3375. I got that too, I was watching her when he spoke, and she did not look amused. But perhaps she was reacting to the story.
    1
  3376.  Rosencrantz  Well, yes... there's that too...
    1
  3377. TYT didn't really think this through. This actually supports Trump's arguments for tariffs; namely balancing the cost of US production with imports from low waged countries, to bring work back into the country. Cenk used the term 'The guys making the hats...' The point being is that they are not the guys 'making the hats', they're just importing and flogging them. [No I'm not a supporter of Trump, or his tariff policies. Just pointing out how this gets played among 'Fox and Gops'.]
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  3378. So you don't know what the term means?
    1
  3379. She's an observer, she was pointing out how it will play in the primaries, as she was asked to do by John. Guess that nuance was too much for you to understand.
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  3380. Yes. But he can win. So what's yr point?
    1
  3381. You mean you don't have adblockers?
    1
  3382. Oh look, another corporate MSM stooge....
    1
  3383. The exact opposite to what would have happened if Bernie had been selected in 2016.
    1
  3384. And you know zero about writing... and yet here you are.
    1
  3385. But they know who ISIS is... and that's what this is about.
    1
  3386. Perhaps the better media needto focus on some specific lies [esp repeated ones or obnoxious ones, like the abortion one] and really hammer it, never let it go, repeatedly highlight over and over that he is lying. This is what the Repubs do, and it works.
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  3387. 'milk Toast'? Are you trying to write milquetoast? Oh the irony of you calling others morons.
    1
  3388. I hope he sucks... he's really hot.
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  3389. Then you don't understand what a progressive is then.
    1
  3390. Always annoying when the clickbait thumb isn't in the body of the piece... And Cenk, please learn how to pronounce roquefort! [I assume that's what you were trying to say?]
    1
  3391. Can we get some agreement in TYT as to what constitutes a 'progressive'. It's getting confusing.
    1
  3392.  @occamsrazor5376  Er, because I AM interested in TYT... Not interested in RoF. Is that really so hard to get yr head around?
    1
  3393. oops
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  3394. Over 500 million Europeans, all with healthcare.
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  3395. Are you sure she's 'not running for office'?
    1
  3396. Be aware that many of those tribal critics are probably quite young, and prone to getting a little excited and single-minded abut someone. Puppy love.
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  3397. As Matt himself said, people would come to the state for the jobs.
    1
  3398. You struggle to understand basic concepts, huh?
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  3399. Not a difficult name to spell thankfully. And Progressives are usually smarter.
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  3400. Agreed. I think the issues of his area, being highly Independents area are on his mind.
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  3401. ToneyCrimson  So sad you don't believe me, but so glad you know me sooo well.
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  3402. Perhaps it's cultural. I'm not north American, and our commentators talk/write about what has happened, not about how it applies to them personally. Because frankly who gives a shit, this is not about you.
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  3403. Vincent Vega  Nope. Total lefty here, and I like TYT. But I wish it was better, and one of the main problems for me, (which means I often only watch the start of a clip), is Cenk almost everytime talking about a story as it relates to him personally. Just as he did here. And yes, Trump has a Narcissistic Personality Disorder, yet I think Cenk suffers from it mildly too and it gets in the way of decent reporting. Perhaps that is why he understands Trump so well. But I love how you instantly jumped to assumptions.
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  3404.  Andrea Mendenhall  A true leftie is the very definition of the opposite of authoritarianism. But you keep on projecting your insecurities on others... it's all you guys know how to do.
    1
  3405. He's obviously not smart, but he has basic political nouce concerning authoritarians, a people he knows intimately.
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  3406. The reason Stormfront etc are beating this up is to project the narrative that white people are being discriminated against and are under attack. A sense of persecution is strong with them and is rooted in religious doctrine. [The whole bible is written in the language of persecution.] The reason Trump is jumping on the bandwagon is for reasons of distraction...
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  3407. Which prob means she will have to drop extras like dental and opticals.
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  3408. Judge them by their fruits...
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  3409. I honestly think Ivanka will run.
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  3410. That sounds like a much better system.
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  3411.  @PinkSummer1017  I have seen long interviews with him... and that is exactly where I got this imprression of him from.
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  3412.  Jamie Kinthaert  They have to pass it to the consumer, it's the law.
    1
  3413. This is such a false narrative. We have VAT here in the UK, and Amazon still pays 0% tax here. That VAT tax is simply passed straight on to the consumer, the likes of Amazon don't get touched by it.
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  3414. John does tweet a bit too much, but I love him, so all is forgiven...
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  3415.  @chrisulmer694  ?><)(*&^%$£"!`/.,?
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  3416. Nice one... but your spelling and punctuation is too correct.
    1
  3417. But TYT do it too. That's what has me puzzled.
    1
  3418. Why does no one just say Alexandria? They always say AOC or her whole name.
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  3419. What an an extraordinary situation.
    1
  3420. Why? This is the party that is supposed to be representing his interests, yet they are failing constantly on an unbelievable scale.
    1
  3421. I find the constant camera shot changes very tiresome.
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  3422. So much discrimination in our society, no one cares, orange people have faced thousands of years of oppression.
    1
  3423. Mooo Moooo Moo Pardon? Mooo Moo Moooo Oh, you want me to do corruption? Moo.
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  3424.  @chickenstick321  I'll say what I want... kinda the point.
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  3425. Bit teary with this.
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  3426. What will be interesting is which Dems DON'T support this. [We know the GOP won't, but then they never pretend to not be corporists].
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  3427. I liked the pregnant pause after Cenk said, 'People running for office'... ah-ha.
    1
  3428.  Sparky McCloud  Are you like 6 years old?
    1
  3429.  Sparky McCloud  Oooo, you big meany, you.
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  3430.  Sparky McCloud  Why are you you?
    1
  3431. No, thank you, man. I've seen it three times now, and have cried everytime.
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  3432. I live outside the US, I can send funds to any politician there.. I can influence any of them...
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  3433. Australia's sim to Canada in so many ways. Friendly people and extreme politics... so weird.
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  3434. Cenk needed to make it about himself... his narcissism getting in the way again. btw, he's not trans, gender is fluid.
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  3435. I am very very going spare.
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  3436. He has the very very cave ins of all. No one knew he would do it.
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  3437. They still delusionally think they are the gatekeepers of information and the framers of opinion.
    1
  3438. NOT GOOD ENOUGH! I was waiting with baited breath for the bucket of water thrown over his head! And nothing... all foreplay, no wet, from a standpoint of water. I demand a bucket of water...
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  3439. Well, colour me shocked, another Trumpette that can't understand basic concepts... 1. I didn't reference TYT, I said fact-based media. Yr presumption speaks volumes. 2. You asked where Trump had encouraged violence... I told you. You jumped that to you being accused of encouraging violence. Of course, being able to keep up would require basic intelligence...
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  3440. @Mike Attempting to discredit fact-based media reports whilst encouraging violence against them. Classic fascist tactic 101.
    1
  3441. Everything. Why the hell do you think Macron was there at the final? Why do your think Putin was glowing? Why do you think the two Swiss goal scorers [Xhaka and Shaqiri] did a sign showing support for Albania?
    1
  3442. In the US, the obvious reposte is that all but Native Americans ARE immgrants. Btw, the England team did well too [for the inexperience of the players] and they have a healthy ethnic mix too. Something Trump has often damned the country for, including London's muslim major.
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  3443. African nations do well in the World Cup. There's nearly a billion of them, with high population figures, so I think they'll do just fine, thanks.
    1
  3444. They voted FOR Bernie.
    1
  3445.  @johndane3261  D-uh... that's what my reference was about.
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  3446.  @uproar8745  Was that instructional? Then you forgot the comma. Sad. Was it self defining? Then what's your point?
    1
  3447. I found the 'background' music too loud, such that it was competing with the narration.
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  3448.  @8is  While playing nasty underhanded tactics to destroy better options to his products.
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  3449. It's so annoying when scientific facts get in the way of your much clever opinions, huh.
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  3450. Nuclear was an important transition fuel, but we have already passed that point. Nuclear is by far and away the most expensive source of energy, and that's often without taking the waste disposal into account, [and yes, Kurzgesagt, would love to see a deep dive into that]. All the renewables are now cheaper, and at the end of the day, that will likely be the deciding factor.
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  3451. Really good news.
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  3452. Congrats on the book... Looking forward ot it.
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  3453. We need to end our obsession with economic growth in the West. The problem is not a lack of wealth, it's the poor distribution of that wealth. I remain suspicious of 'carbon capture'... it isn't working, and seems like a ruse of the fossil fuel industry. Plus, it would be no bad thing if we have less kids.
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  3454. Fascinating stuff, but saying that the 'perfect' size is where we are now is pretty anthropocentric. The problem with the pages on the calendar is that on each page the largest text is 'YEAR 12, 023', when what that page actually needs to be large and clear is the month.
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  3455.  @AgentJRock805  Totally agree with the we-think-we-are-special observation, that we have 'civilised' ourselves into animal exceptionalism. We think we are above nature and beyond the evolutionary process. Life is not sacred. Even things like veganism is a big middle finger to the rest of the animal kingdom, that we are somehow above them. So it's not true to assume I am stressing, I'm not; I accept it's all too late now. And I agree the planet will be fine when we are reduced to a few. But I'm still gonna comment when I see humans completely ignoring the elephant in the room.
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  3456. It's gonna happen anyway.
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  3457. Obv, don't take existing nuclear off-line, that's nuts. But is this suggesting we stop the 'increased regulatory restraints' so we can save money building them? Yeah, no thanks. The fact is, the sheer cost of nuclear can no longer compete with other energy sources, inc. solar and wind with batt storage. The power which will come from the new plant being built in the UK (Hinkley) is going to be so expensive that multiple manf. firms have already said they are not going to buy it. But what was left out of this discussion is the presumption of endless economic growth. Why should we be blindly wedded to this idea, esp. in already rich countries? Their problem is not needing more wealth, it is wealth distribution. And just to be THAT guy; the bird on the wheel in the last bit was walking the wrong way to go forward.
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  3458.  @adamjover9116  Oh, they're gone now... well, that's ok then.
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  3459.  @klarahaplova9098  I have.
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  3460. Couldn't we go back to seeing the original if we wore air equipment, like scuba gear?
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  3461. Where's Gromit?!
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  3462. Brains! BRAINS!
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  3463.  @Meitti  Which they then use to make the products we buy... In fact, China are investing in alternative energy sources more than any other nation.
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  3464. It doesn't have to be the State that does it... it can be done cooperatively.
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  3465. V. timely topic...
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  3466. I'm amazed that some people could survive! This had elements of Douglas Adams in it. I bet he would have loved this channel.
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  3467. Brilliant, thanks, lots of factual info to inform my decision making and discussions. So basically my little bit in my tea and coffee each day isn't a problem [esp as I get my milk from a local org farm]. I had guessed as much, because I really notice it if I have too much [sinus problems]. I admit I'm sometimes tempted when I see a yummy looking milky drink, but this has confirmed to me to not go there. Also interesting to note that soy has greater emmisions than almond [which is my preferred plant mylk]. Tho I usually just make my own oat mylk, as it's the easiest.
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  3468. 'And a flaming star of nuclear death is born'...
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  3469. You guys should def make more calendars...
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  3470. Now I want to build that house.
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  3471. Lovely. I am, however, troubled by concepts such as 'Guardians of Nature'... That has the potential to perpetuate our enduring concept of 'ownership' over nature, rather than just being an actual part of it. It is this attitude to our living environment that has brought us to where we are now.
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  3472. 0.48 'A clean process that can't harm anyone...' 5.30 Bird in the ocean gets obliterated by 'heat-shielded capsule'...
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  3473. Makes sense too from a broader picture, nature doesn't need as many population checks on larger animals as habitat limitations naturally keep their numbers down.
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  3474. You do realise that the main way they have of making the quality content you enjoy so much is through the merch. So it's not 'overpriced', it's funding the content you consumed without paying for.
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  3475. Interesting content, spoilt somewhat by the narration, which gets a little unnecessarily sensationalist and breathless at times. I struggled to stay with it. edit: I didn't make to the end... she got worse.
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  3476. tbf, if it could, it would eat us too.
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  3477. Really not pulling punches any more. F you, Trump.
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  3478. over-staged
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  3479. I didn't reference any particular joke, I was talking about the delivery.
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  3480. The staged jokes on LNSM aren't usually funny... but these were.
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  3481. Sound?
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