Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Timcast" channel.

  1. Him claiming to have been a professor there isn't due to his dementia. He's said stuff like that his entire career. He just forgets that the internet is a thing and people can easily check and that the whole world can see his speeches. Hillary had a similar issue and that's why she did the deplorable statement. A lot of older politicians forget because when they started the media was in control of what we saw.
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  2. This idea started with Hillary. One of her claims of why she lost was that husbands forced their wives to vote. The idea that I'm not my own person if I don't vote for them is beyond insulting. If I saw one of those notes I'd write on it, "I know. That's why I'm voting Trump."
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  3. Why would they assume he's a civilian just because he said so? It's a prison!
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  4. This couldn't be more timely. There's a group where we recently moved to in Oklahoma that are supposed to be just a gathering for the LGBT in the area. When me and my son met them (he's gay) they swore they aren't political and aren't activists. In a recent exchange, a couple were talking with a teacher about starting an LGBTQ+ club at one of the schools here. Thank goodness enough in the group pushed back and said no. I had to explain to my son why it's a bad thing. I asked him if there was a straight club for kids to talk about their sexuality? Of course not because school and teachers shouldn't be discussing that with children. That if those kids wanted to meet up after school somewhere and hangout together, there's nothing stopping them, but that the school or teachers shouldn't ever be involved. My son still thinks it's good intentions behind it, but I don't think so. I smelled the activist real quick at the first meeting. She kept saying "ally" and wanted to put stickers in the windows of LGBTQ+ "friendly" businesses. She's the current head of the board for the non profit they started. She's not young either. I'd put her in her late 50s to early 60s. It's the younger ones and the ones my age, in our 40s, that are pushing against her. I'm staying involved basically to help keep her inline and also just incase she gets enough to support her so I can sound the alarm. I'm not letting this get a foothold on this community as long as I can breathe. There are others in the group that feel the same as me who are LGBTQ+. They are trying to get her removed from the board as soon as they can. Edit: I'm posting this so everyone understands how easily this happens. They name the club something other than what it really is which puts it a secret from the start. The school isn't really aware. Tim is wrong blaming the parents. The entire thing is set up to be very secretive and the kids are told they are in danger if they are found out. The kids then aren't just protecting themselves, but everyone else in the club depends on them keeping silent. It's done like that because the adults involved know what they're doing is wrong so they manipulate the kids.
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  5. I'm concerned for the citizens of Ukraine and I know a family that lives in Kyiv and I'm hoping they make it out. That doesn't mean I think the US should get involved militarily. This is Europe's doing and it's up to them to decide the direction this takes. Ukraine is extremely corrupt and is a small country Western elites use to do things they shouldn't. Minus the Russian pipelines, that's it's only usefulness. There's a reason Hunter was on the payroll there. Don't forget what's gone on there and what happens there. We can not split our forces. If we engage in Ukraine, we leave Taiwan vulnerable and I'd rather protect Taiwan because it's far more important. Edit: If you think China isn't waiting in the wings if war gets declared with Russia, I've got a bridge to sell you.
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  6. I want a shirt with that pic on it. "Karen is pissed and taking aim". She's got the dead eye.
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  7. I'm pro Union, but they shouldn't be for government employees. It gives them power over the people that they weren't given by the people. It puts them in a position where they can pretty much hold the citizenry captive.
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  8. Gen X was the least supervised generation ever. Yet we work fine. Try again.
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  9. What's even worse about the late term abortion is doctors should be the barrier. The ethics they're supposed to hold themselves to should prevent this. Canada doesn't have a federal limit, but doctors won't perform one past viability in any Province (unless the mother will die). Doctors that don't hold to their oath and ethics should be held accountable by having their license revoked. If it was anything else, they would be.
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  10. Those I think are the ones put in the box when the machine was down. Those will favor Lake.
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  11. Him saying everyone having access and being on Twitter is his idea of diversity and inclusion was what they were calling him saying "all lives matter".
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  12. Crowder already did that. He had a bunch of guns on a table and asked people which should be banned. Beside each one that looked scary he had the one with exact same specs next to it that looked like any other gun. As they picked the scary looking ones, he told them the one next to it was identical, but just with a different look. As for the rest, these people need to stop claiming they care about the poor and minorities. That's who will be most affected by this legislation.
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  13. Welcome to real life. Every generation had to do the same when starting out, which you are. My husband had 3 roommates and they still struggled. That was when he was 24 and 25. Only people that manage to do really well, have an in somewhere, or are lucky buy homes in their 20s. We were in our 30s when we bought our first home. My grandfather was in his mid 30s when he built his house. Him, my grandmother, and my mom rented company housing until then that didn't even have in door plumbing. My parents never owned their own home. Then in 2008 a lot of my generation lost their houses and had to start over.
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  14.  @IsisBridexoxo Truth? They’d become infertile from the disease, because it’s caused by one usually endometriosis, and they’d be very sickly from anemia. Meaning they’d die pretty easily. If it’s from a tumor or fibrosis, they’d bleed to death when it caused their tubes to rupture.
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  15. That was common in the early days of the internet when everything had a comment section. People would discuss what was said and if someone was wrong, there would lots that corrected them. Now everything has to taken from such and such "lens" and other BS.
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  16.  @kregan7001  That depends on the crop. Most of it would spoil before it can be shipped and distributed to those areas. This is why people that don't grow things can think they are brilliant for saying something like this. That it's greed or some other BS. Why don't they grow a crop that will survive shipping, will be your next ingenious idea. The answer is because not every area is suitable to grow those crops. Your comment is why socialism is always being pushed by people that live in cities. They don't understand how anything actually works.
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  17. Yes. Puberty is mildly traumatizing. For every child. Using that as an excuse to cause irreparable damage to your child is disgusting.
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  18. I was watching the live stream when Rand got attacked in DC. Everyone in the chat, from both sides, were freaking out and telling them to leave him alone because everyone knew he was a good guy that wants change. If he does run, it looks like he'd have a ton of support.
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  19. There was one woman that claimed they did it. I know the government has done it in the not too distant past to Natives, but it doesn't make sense here or how they could since it would require a lot of medical personnel keeping quiet. The only instance I can think they could pull it off would be during an abortion.
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  20. You can improve morale without increasing pay. A bonus, a big party in each area with prizes, or other incentives. Personally, I'd feel relieved that they're gone. It had to have been unbelievably stressful working around and walking on eggshells there everyday.
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  21. It's my understanding there should never be live rounds on set. Period.
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  22. This! They've had years to get that right and still can't. Yet I'm supposed to trust them to make decisions for me? That's a no.
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  23. Yes. The only way Trump could override them was to declare martial law and that would have been playing into their hands of him being like a dictator.
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  24.  @HoofHearted88  Don't forget that the housing costs are due to the influx of immigrants which are a result of EU policy. Once the EU changed from being strictly about trade, the end of independent countries in Europe was foreseeable.
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  25.  Is America Great Again Yet?  You're right. I mean it's not like they are embracing segregation, elected officials aren't saying people should eradicate Trump supporters from the public, they aren't defending the looting and rioting, they have condemned Antifa and other far left groups, and it's not like people that disagree are being beaten up or even killed. Oh wait...they have done the opposite! My bad. I should reward them more power because it's clear they don't really mean it. <s> If they want to act like children, I will treat them like children. You don't reward bad behavior.
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  26. Correct. They click and trill to each other. I have one cat that does it to people too. She also brings us stuff to help teach us to hunt properly like bugs.
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  27.  @pacifickaihomesllc3605 Gen X here. Still play video games. Put the controller down to make this comment. You speak for yourself alone. Not all of us. It’s actually extremely stupid coming from a supposed Gen Xer when we were all about the individual and didn’t do the collectivist bs you’re trying to do.
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  28.  @mochithepooh5368  Please inform Hillary and Stacy Abrams and their supporters too. Hell, tell the Democrats that since Gore lost. Exactly what has Trump done that was wrong as President or while campaigning.
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  29. It's horrible. The Union writes the books and we just have to nod along. If we attempt to claim what you said, we're racist and KKK members. My state didn't even have hardly any slaves, but somehow that's why we fought.
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  30. Trump should have brought up the 2500 children lost to human trafficking across the border in just 2 years under Obama according to the UN.
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  31. I saw that. He just randomly started yelling. I was wondering if he couldn't hear himself.
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  32. There was zero risk to his child where he was. Secret service were all right there. Nobody was going to get close to him.
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  33. I've seen people that seem to have memory holed all the stuff they've done. All the pictures, going after Pratt, that Peterson's post is about them being on the cover of a men's magazine. I'm using they so YouTube doesn't hide this comment.
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  34. He's missing a lot of context. I've noticed that he's doing that more and more lately. Especially around the topic he won't stop talking about. Part of me wants to chalk it up to him not finishing school and his generation tended to not have as good of a general education as previous ones. Only 9% of the population owned slaves. That 10% is only people that officially enlisted. It doesn't count the many men, women, and children that fought once the war reached them. 10% enlisted, but that 10% didn't start it, which is what he's insinuating. It's like the one yesterday where he clearly has no understanding of the law and jurisdictions.
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  35. It's very sad and horrible. Had that little girl been helped and seen the right people to help deal with what happened, their life would have been completely different. They most likely wouldn't have changed. This book is a good example of why "affirmative" care is wrong and bad. It doesn't allow the deeper issues that are the cause to be delt with and just pushes young, traumatized, and abused children into lifelong medical care.
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  36. He did kill someone and admitted it several times. It was before the other murders and was only linked to him later.
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  37. What does your position have to do with being an adult? My husband is 50 and isn’t in a management position and doesn’t want to be so he’s not an adult? Maybe change your mindset if you think that’s what being an adult is. Edit: Do you think there are tens of millions management positions for every single person of your and Gen X generations? You do know Boomers aren’t the ones in front of you right? It’s Gen X and we’re not retirement age yet.
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  38.  @sthubbins4038  Incredibly leading question which assumes a lot. The first assumption is that everyone knows every person elected into every office. I don't know what Republicans have been elected as a Mayor or city council member in every tiny town across the country. Heck it could be a position even smaller like dog catcher. Same for Democrats. The second assumption is that your definition of "far right" is everyone else's. Also very doubtful. As Tim just explained in the video you didn't watch, it depends on if you mean economically, socially, culturally, etc. Basically you're tossing out a question trying to act intelligent when you're just a troll and kiddie diddler.
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  39. It not being paid for with insurance isn't either. They really need to stop acting like this didn't happen before affirmative care became a thing.
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  40.  @minimalistmaximus6476  That's not it at all. Britney found the thread and a picture and asked about it. The Quartering just showed the still and asked about it. Many OTHER people are linking to the full thread that the guy made in December. Finding out about something and asking isn't not crediting the source. It's asking if it's true. That's like saying during WH question period every reporter breakdown where the claim they're asking about comes from, who wrote it, when, and what it contains before asking confirmation. They ask if __ is true. The evidence found is referred to because that's the actual source for the question. Edit: It took 2 seconds for people to find the video neither her nor the Quartering linked to so it was not some big secret the internet didn't know about.
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  41. They've lost most of the Unions at this point too.
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  42.  @KenVic02  It would be as silly as hitting Arkansas hard. We're solid red for the first time in over 100 years.
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  43. That was how it was originally. There are letters to Jefferson trying to get him to sue people saying he fathered a child with his slave. He didn't, but if he knew it would still be being claimed today and used against his descendants, I bet he would have.
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  44. Mother Jones is horrible. I've had too many "progressive" friends link the articles and use them as fact when it's all opinion. Just like Debbie does.
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  45. ​​ @benjaminmay7328  It's a video he did on a writing he'd read that starts with "God is dead, and we killed him." About how it was more applicable today than even then and why. Pointing how modern day some Christian churches are removing Jesus's and God's teachings to be more welcoming and inclusive.
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  46. Repeatedly. She stood there and told them they needed to suppress misinformation. That's making them acting as an agent of the government.
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  47. So did my husband. He had his coworkers quiz him with the practice test. They didn't know the answer to some of the questions which is sad. I did.
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  48. All 13 colonies planned to end slavery in 10 years after the Constitution, then the cotton gin happened and slavery became very profitable. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia refused after that. I think it was 3 states immediately made slavery illegal. Slavery was one of the main reasons we left England. They wouldn't allow the colonies to abolish it, but since the Carolinas and Georgia didn't want to immediately, it was struck from the Declaration of Independence because all 13 had to agree on the demands. We were also the 2nd county to end all slavery and the only one that fought a war over it. Technically Mexico ended before us, but all slaves became indentured servants for 99 years, so they didn't really.
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  49. @Nate G. He said he's not downloading it and warned people not to because it likely contains CP which will get YOU prosecuted. Did you watch his video before commenting?
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  50.  @SpeedBoost  I'll bet you don't have children. This Woke ideology is taught in schools. The only way to counter it is by educating your children on opposing viewpoints outside of school. Then once they get old enough they are armed with the knowledge to decide. To only allow them to be exposed to one side of the conversation is to handicap them in finding their own voice. Being confident enough to stand up against your peers is a sign of independent thought. At 14 or 15 my son had an assignment of publicly debating abortion so you're claim that at 14 they aren't politically active or aware isn't true because they are forced to be.
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  51. Helper isn't a servant. Servant is beneath and would be a follower. When you've got a helper on job and you're doing something wrong, do they not help you by correcting you? People saying stuff out of the Bible and completely not understanding it. The man is the head and the woman the neck that turns the head.
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  52. I knew there was a party switch happening. I hadn't thought about it affecting the polls. That makes sense. It's certainly an interesting time to be alive politically. I have several black friends contacting me because my family has been in this town a long time. They are wanting to know if Biden's claims about stuff are true, like factories being in black neighborhoods intentionally. They want my family's story to show to their other family it's not true. It isn't btw. My grandfather moved here to work at the oil refinery not long after it was built. All the houses near it were occupied by the workers. Nobody had a car and there wasn't even indoor plumbing here yet. That's how all the neighborhoods around all factories started. Biden lied and history shows he lied, again. Edit to add: They want to know to convince the rest of their family to vote Trump.
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  53. I remember when they finally added ain't to the dictionary. It had been in use for decades before they finally did it. Every year there was big deal about what words would be added because it was always a very limited, predetermined number. Now definitions are changing in real time.
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  54. When the weather underground were setting off bombs, including in the Capital, they didn't get this type of response. They are acting like the history of just a few years ago didn't happen. It's very odd and stomach turning.
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  55. Tim, cloth masks don't work and never did. Sneezing and coughing into yours elbow is more effective. Studies show the vast majority complied and wore cloth masks. They didn't work. Studies show they helped less than the elbow thing and social distancing because people stopped doing those when wearing them. It also took 15 minutes of person to person exposure to spread. So they are only useful in situations that your going to be in close contact with a positive person for 15 minutes or more in the spitting when you talk scenario you like to bring up.
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  56. These are death throws. They are going all in because they've exposed themselves and they'll be rooted out. Already parents are taking kids out of school and are calling out the indoctrination. College enrollment is down up to 50% thanks to initiatives showing there are other ways. The pendulum is swinging back and they know it. It might not be pretty, but we've got to hold on. Let them flail and continue to expose what they really are.
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  57. Are they also “harassed” by the Walmart greeter every time he says Welcome?
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  58. No he doesn't. His studio isn't even in the same town as his house.
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  59. Good hubby! That’s love right there. I had a total hysterectomy at age 33 or 34 (it was right after my birthday). I had endometriosis. It had eaten a hole through my uterus so I was bleeding internally, not a lot but still, and had so much scar tissue from it they couldn’t remove it all. I also had fibroid cysts all over my tubes. They have no idea how I managed to get pregnant twice. Good luck to you and her.
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  60. Most big YouTubers have them. It's ridiculous.
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  61. Sorry, mine didn't roam and did claim territory and all had some type of government and still do. Every individual didn't make decisions for the tribe. The Elders or Chief did and still does. That's a government. The Aztec and Mayan had large cities. Your tribe may have been a plains one which were the ones that still tended to roam because they followed the herds. Mine lived near the east coast. We had farms and didn't need to follow herds.
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  62. That's what it's called in the UK. The shadow cabinet positions. There's nothing they don't do that's already available to the House and Senate. They simply point out how they don't like what the cabinet leader is doing and could do it better. Something they have the ability to do on the floor which is televised or to the press every single day.
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  63.  @sthubbins4038  Hello diddler our old friend. You've come to troll the boards again. Nobody cares what you have to say. Same 'old story just a different day (set to The Sound of Silence).
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  64. There was only like 1 or 2 big kids per grade
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  65. More of a product means lower prices. So more food keeps the prices down. Technology is not “super cheap”. Have you seen how much a new IPhone costs or a good top of the line computer? Housing is because a bubble was created during the lockdowns as people fled certain areas, others bought because they knew inflation was likely so invested in land to preserve the value of their money, and the porous border isn’t helping either. The stock market has been being held afloat by government money being printed and shoved into it keeping inflation up. The government handed out money like it’s a drunken sailor on leave at a strip club causing the initial inflation during the lockdowns. Add in the latest omnibus bill and it’s not getting better anytime soon. Government spending needs to be slashed and held until we get over the hump, but that won’t happen.
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  66. Agree. Florida is where everyone goes to retire so ofcourse their rate would be a little higher.
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  67. Poor guy. His life was completely destroyed by those people.
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  68. You'd have a point if we didn't have video to prove they aren't the same. Kyle didn't stalk anyone unlike this one. He only used the warrant to show the evidence.
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  69. I'm Gen X and over 50% of us believed we'd die in a nuclear war so hardly 120. That might be the group you grew up with, but not any of mine. If by inconveniencing everyone else you mean the battle in Seattle, you don't understand what that was about. It was against globalism. The thing happening right now. Edit: Plus Gen X isn't in power. Boomers still are. Dorsey is the only Gen X over a social network. Gates and Bezos are Boomers and Zuckerberg is a Millennial.
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  70.  @dangerouszio  Europeans have their own race issues they should deal with. Roma/Gypsies are far more oppressed there than any minority here. My husband is one and I'm honestly freighted for my sons to travel there.
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  71. Their underwear will protect them from the evil.
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  72. Still her Pajamas too it looks like. So shocked it's a Millennial.
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  73.  @minimalistmaximus6476  See my comment. The thread is linked repeatedly underneath Eliza taking credit for the ban. Posting a still asking it to be explained and getting immediately banned, has nothing to do with crediting a source. The source is a video that's been on YouTube for 6 years, not an individual. Learn wtf source means.
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  74. It's not over. Now Twitter is forcing him to buy it. That usually results in a settlement at a lower price.
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  75.  @fraserfir19  Really? You do realize almost everyone has direct deposit for their paychecks. Pretty sure, other than a small portion, everybody gets more than $600 a paycheck. That means it's everyone. Unless you're saying anyone that makes more than $600 a month is now "rich"? You can type so you clearly have a brain. Maybe try using it. Edit: It doesn't say maintained balance of $600. Just $600 at some arbitrarily unmentioned point.
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  76.  @wigletron2846  It's not the 1% though as he claimed. Putting someone making $400,000 into the 1% was just to stir up opposition to them too. Until now the 1% referred to millionaires and billionaires. To now lower it to those making less than half a million was intentional to villainize them too. Basically anyone running a halfway successful small business is now a target.
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  77. Funny how she referenced the dot com bubble buy forgot about the housing bubble. Too soon Elizabeth?
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  78.  @valeriazaragoza375  What? Biden got 2,473,633 Trump got 2,461,854. How is that 200,000 votes in Fulton alone? You must be one of those that think 2+2=5.
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  79. ​ @aj.j5833  Of course. You're a team, but the topic is Pearle saying women shouldn't do it.
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  80. I'm on immune suppression medications. I will not take the jab. I already had the virus and was fine. There's no reason for me to. What these articles don't tell you is that we have to come off our medication for awhile before and after each jab. That creates an added risk.
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  81. Is that why there's products for sale that move the mouse to make it look like you're at the computer? Clearly most people aren't working fine from home or there wouldn't be a market for stuff like that. Like many you're falling into the trap of thinking because you're a certain way or would do something, that means everyone would when that's clearly not the case.
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  82.  @RageDaug  There's this thing called the pause button. If you press it within 10 seconds, it doesn't count as a view. Commenting in the comment section only requires a YouTube account. It doesn't require you to watch the video first. Edit: That's how Rings of Power got ratioed with very little views and the comment section was snarky comments that looked positive but weren't. Negative ones were getting deleted. Where there's a will, there's a way.
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  83. As a woman that did grow up around and using guns, I want an intimidating looking gun for home defense. Then hopefully I won't have to pull the trigger. I obviously am prepared to, but anything that can psychology mess with an intruder I want to use to try to prevent it. It's the same reason my weapon has a laser and a strobe light attachment.
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  84. They've openly said they won't. Hopefully it's just hot air. We'll see.
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  85. This! It hasn't been tested enough on people with my conditions. People will say many are taking the vaccine that have them. They don't understand that my most common disease only has 1 million in the whole country, so it's not possible to have had extensive testing on people like me. Plus as someone with a compromised immune system, they'll say everyone should get vaccinated to protect people like me while pressuring me to get it.
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  86. I don't think people really realize how many jobs they create with their spending.
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  87. The reparations were done after the Civil Rights Act. That’s what affirmative action is. It’s also easier to get a loan for a business and a house if you’re a minority. It’s lower requirements. There are a few other ones, but those were the big ones. It doesn’t matter because if we give them again, they’ll demand them again in another 50 years when they forget.
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  88.  @outremer91  Wanting to merge doesn't mean you push everyone else out of the way. The law is you merge when it is safe to do so. If there is not room for you to merge, it's obviously not safe to do so.
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  89. I got similar reactions when I was calling this out under Obama. "It'll be worse under Trump!" was the usual leftist response. I figured out then, none of them actually give a shit about these people. They are just political tools. I have no issue separating children to make sure they are not being trafficked. Especially after the UN report showed Obama had 2500 children trafficked across the border in 2 years, that we know of. Their safety should be priority #1. That includes sending them back to their families and splitting their care on both sides of the border to keep it from being overcrowded in either place.
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  90. ​ @prague7706  It is. Having a career over a husband and family is very much feminist.
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  91. I hate that thought train. We know crap! What we have learned is that there are thousands or even millions of planets like ours that could sustain carbon based life. In other words, we're not special. That's without trying to figure out if life can be anything other than carbon based.
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  92.  @LuciusVulpes  Do you know if he was armed? Do you know if he wasn't? Do you know if they had already chased him before the stop? My point is, you're jumping to a conclusion with pretty much zero information.
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  93. I've never worked where there wasn't one. Including as a substitute teacher. I'm not sure why that school in Canada apparently didn't have one.
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  94. No. They're adults. They went through years of college without a parent. Did their parents not work? Of course they did. There's the child's example of work ethic. Gen X didn't have parents around. We're a feral generation. We didn't have these problems. We don't overwork and leave work at work, but we work. Children learn best by example. Edit: The problem is poor communication and being unprofessional. That you learn from experience. Even if the parents taught them to be professional, we've all seen the before and after of going to college.
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  95. I don't understand this atmosphere that love is dependent on politics. It's insane
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  96. Letting them know when they're slipping off the path isn't "policing" them. It's informing them. All these men saying stuff like this without even thinking is hilarious. Other men aren't in the home to know.
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  97. Not new. The people in India are IN an office, so I don't understand what point you think you're making.
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  98. I'll just roll my own.
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  99. The story clearly states they received a grant and money from the DA to take an at risk group on a retreat and instead spent the money on a vacation for themselves to Maryland. In order to get grant money, you write a proposal of what you'll do with the money. I'm going to guess you just saw the title of the video and posted based only on that information. Edit: You need to spend a certain percentage of donations on programs or research to be a nonprofit under the law also. That's why it's fraud.
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  100. None of that was in that Tweet. Yes, married women should tell their husband when they're wrong. Are other men inside their house seeing what he's doing? No. Please tell me where all these men are today that would even get involved? People are attacked in front of crowds and people just record. Nobody steps in to help. Edit: Before one of you goes "it's the world they created" or some other crap, that doesn't change reality.
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  101. To be fair, the Tories aren't much better. They allowed the laws Keir is using.
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  102. What exactly do you think pre 1900s women were like? They made money selling things they made, they worked a long side their husbands in the field, they went to social gatherings at least a couple of times a week (knitting or quilting circles with only other women were very common as were picnics), their husband's often asked their opinions (behind every good man is a good woman), etc.
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  103. Ditto
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  104. Reduced consumption decreases prices. Less demand, more supply, lower cost. More demand creates a lower supply and drives up prices. Prices are high because the future of oil doesn't look like supply will meet demand coupled with 8% reduction of supply from Russia due to sanctions. How about you understand how things work before you complain. Edit: No where that anyone in my house works has management working from home. You can't manage people if you're not around them. The majority of people don't work for a tech company.
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  105. This is what happens when people don't listen to the interview. She clearly said people weren't complying with 10 days. That 5 days is where the majority would get antsy and break isolation because they no longer felt sick. It's that it was always about testing our compliance, not science. Everyone seems to forget it was originally 14 days of isolation if even exposed.
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  106. If this passes in New York, they need to do away with hunting licenses with firearms below the age of 21 too. You can't hunt with something it's illegal for you to have. They won't do that though because that's income for the government. The federal house bill won't pass because it won't be supported by enough Democrats either.
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  107. Correct. Everyone is scrambling to take on long term loans because as everything else increases, those will remain stable. You're locking in a price for the foreseeable future that won't fluctuate. As inflation rises, income will have to increase. That means your $500 house payment will take less out of your overall income while rent will increase to keep pace.
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  108.  @tyggt3538  Working has nothing to do with when your frontal lobe finishes developing. I too worked at 15. I still acted like an idiot.
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  109. Flamethrowers are considered farm equipment and tannerite (an explosive) is used to remove tree stumps.
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  110. She attacks us. That's her entire thing. Are we not allowed to defend ourselves. That was a really dumb comment.
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  111.  @fraserfir19  As someone who just purchased solar panels for my roof, I'm not claiming to be doing it for environmental reasons. I'm fully aware that it's not a solution, but creates more problems later when they need to be disposed of. I did not purchase a battery unit because it's too expensive. I will not buy an EVS because they don't meet my needs. They are completely impractical for how I live. That's the difference between someone like me and someone this person is referring to. I'm not claiming anything I do is for anyone or anything else. It's not a status signal or virtue signal for me. It's reducing my costs as much as possible so I can afford to feed my family. Edit: You missed the point completely of the commentor. They are saying it's a red pill for environmentalists. People like me are already red pilled and aren't living in a fantasy land believing "green" energy will save us all.
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  112.  @jenni0278  My best friend was a nurse. That didn't mean she wasn't aware of the problems within her profession or other nurses. The majority care so much they let students practice their first stick on a diabetic with collapsing veins from 7 heart attacks in the ER for a twisted hernia and let them try 4 times before finally saying it's enough even though the patient had been in tears since the 2nd attempt. They care so much they don't tell a first time mother her newborn is in an incubator and the mother has to figure out by seeing her child in it in the nursery, but there wasn't a single nurse to be found to find out anything from. The reason for that was because they were going on strike Monday and it was the Saturday before so screw the patients. Twice I had family members in the ICU and I had to tell them my loved one was sick. One had slipped into a coma and the other was septic. Both are things they should have found before my visits 8+ hours apart especially in the ICU. I also loved them being cruel to my mother who'd just had her leg removed because she wasn't recovering fast enough. Come to find out they'd not been giving her all of her medications and not a single one of them ever apologized to her. I've experienced some really good nurses, but unfortunately the bad ones out number them.
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  113. I warned they'll try to do whatever they can to remain in power. I remember last time when it was clear the country was moving farther right and resulted in Reagan.
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  114.  @Itsgottabejr  This is most likely what's happening. Ivermectin, combined with 3-6 other drugs depending on any comorbidity, is a great treatment. Crowder had a doctor on from Dallas who a top cardiologist. He and some colleagues got together and setup a telemedicine service for all of Texas to get the medicines to doctors for patients. He said the government is well aware of it's effectiveness, but fight tooth and nail to not hand it out. He said once they got the treatments rolling out all over the state, that's when the numbers started plummeting in Texas and they were able to open up. They give it as soon as someone tests positive and that's what caused their hospitalizations and deaths to get low like they are. Edit: It's also setup to where patients in Texas can contact them to find a doctor to treat them if theirs won't.
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  115. ​​ @morgantaylor517  Not all grassroots things are. Many of them aren't. It depends on where it's coming from. An example is parents seeing what's going on in schools and taking control of the school boards. That's a real grassroots effort with the possibility of creating real education reform. That's as long as it can keep from being taken over by others. That's the trick. Things start as real grassroots, but get grabbed up by unscrupulous organizations. Edit: BLM was never grassroots. That group of people have a track record of pulling such scams on a smaller scale. They joined together during Ferguson with the intent of using these instances to grift. I don't think they intended though to blow up like they did which put them under scrutiny they wanted to avoid.
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  116. ​ @LANCEtheBOIL  Trump just put NGO funding next to be audited. Department of Education was going to be next, but what this has uncovered changed priorities.
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  117.  @teamdazedanddefusedgaming5467  Being in the south has nothing to do with it. No sorority or fraternity let's everyone that asks join. The majority won't make it in. Hence the comment you're replying to " You are not entitled to *anything*".
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  118. I'm in south Arkansas. Our businesses have been open since May or June last year. We have a mask mandate and crowd size restrictions, but they aren't enforced here because the police said nope. I had a friend come visit from California in August and she was shocked. Everything was pretty much normal. She couldn't believe we were eating inside restaurants and nobody was freaking out. Now the governor has made the mandate a suggestion rather than a directive and reimbursed all the fines. We had a little festival this weekend with a stage and food trucks. It's nice. Everyone should try it. Our unemployment is also just over 4% and our schools have been in session since September. All of them. I can't imagine living like some of the states has forced their people to. It's insane to me. We never would have stood for that here and our government knows it. Edit to add: Even buffets have been open and operating normally for months.
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  119. This law will create an undue burden on the disabled including financial. That's unacceptable. It violates our right to freedom of movement and assembly. These are public spaces by law and we legally can not be restricted from them.
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  120. The people working on it didn't know. It was all done anonymously.
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  121. You can do that without a woman. Your hand will do everything you need.
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  122. That has nothing to do with the union or even HR. That's on your boss for refusing to reprimand their employee. I guarantee that in the union contract, there's reasons and a process laid out for termination. Theft is not something the union would put up a fight about. Your boss didn't report them or do anything. They're who has to take the first step.
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  123. I've heard some of y'alls stories in the last couple of days and it's heartbreaking. Make them feel the pain! 💎👐
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  124. Well that clenches it. I guess I'm really a man because I agree with everything the men did on the political poll. No, I'm still a woman. I just don't let my emotions overrule rational thinking.
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  125.  @TaxMan1776  Yes it is. In tech companies they create a bunch of meaningless jobs so they can claim on taxes that they're reinvesting in the company for tax write offs. It's cheaper to increase the salary cost by a couple million than pay tens or hundreds of millions in taxes.
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  126. I doubt they have many guns. Best to let them eat each other. Bundy wouldn't do that and was way better prepared.
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  127.  @Astronopolis  Except that was NEVER the point of the lockdowns. It wasn't to stop people from getting it. That's impossible. It was to keep the infection rate low to prevent overwhelming the hospitals. It never was about saving grandma. That narrative started after when these power hungry governors refused to give up power so switched to an emotional play. You fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Edit to add: That's why my Republican governor based the lockdown restrictions only on the number of hospitalizations and those on vents. Which is what it should have all been based on across the board. Businesses were only closed for a little over a month, and other than masks, it's been mostly normal here since then. We've never been close to overwhelming our system and we're a small, poor, rural state.
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  128. Why can't they even come up with their own name?
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  129. They made me crazy. A total personality change. After the 3rd one trying to find one without those side effects my husband threw them away and told me never take them again. If I got pregnant again so be it. We already had 2.
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  130. My dad had the talk with us, he was a police officer, and I had the talk with my sons. Be respectful, keep your hands where they can see them, and if you're arrested or taken into custody "lawyer" is all you say.
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  131.  @2tarcha2er60  That's an interesting opinion. It's really interesting how the chose only 2 countries from the EU. What's more interesting is that every year the EU does a study of how well the healthcare in every country is performing. They use wait times for hip replacement surgery because the faster it's fixed the better the outcome. The US out performs on all counts except a couple. The average wait time in the US is less than 30 days. The UK has the closest wait time at 45 days.The longest was over a year. Imagine having a broken hip for that long. They rank everything as acceptable if every stage is 30 days. That's PCP 30 day wait, specialist 30 days, and surgery 30 days. Very few meet that. In Vancouver, CA, (it's still part of the commonwealth) for example, the average ER wait time was over 2 days. The EU loses about 500,000 a year to lack of care. Mostly for waiting for treatment for cardiac issues, a stint or bypass surgery. The US is under 70,000 a year. I'd suggest looking for the results they put out every year. The last one I saw was 2017 I believe.
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  132. My brother used to called by his middle name. Now he wants to be called by his first name. After 30 years of calling him by his middle name, I just can't remember to call him by his first name. Would I suspended for "dead naming" since it's basically the same thing?
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  133. There seems to be some misunderstanding of the credit card reasons. It's a financial decision. It's funny because Tim was so close when he was talking about the exchange rate. Russian currency is in free fall and the banks are unstable. The exchange rate is fluctuating a lot in mere seconds. If the exchange rate changes in the middle of a transaction, the difference in the amounts will come from the card company because they can't take money from the account when they'd already approved the amount for the purchase. Usually the fees these companies charge retailers to use Visa and other cards is enough to cover the normal small fluctuations. Right now with the instability of Russian currency, it's likely to be more than what is built in causing the card companies to cover the difference and lose money. The "Russia bad" is strictly PR to most likely keep from creating a panic that could collapse banks in Russia (costing them even more) and to earn brownie points in the west. Edit: That's why it only effects international purchases and not local ones. A bit disappointed in Tim for pushing hysteria simply because he doesn't understand the financial element. BRIC has been doing this for awhile too in an attempt to take over the US being the Petro dollar. There's nothing new except the MSM talking about it now to get those clicks.
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  134. In government parties? Often. It’s no different than trying to get support from another party to form a majority government works. It used to be normal from different factions within each party. Everyone is just used to the uniparty when there was no pushback. Normally it was worked out before the vote within the party between election wins and taking office. It happening publicly means they didn’t engage with that faction and expected them to blindly go along or they didn’t get what they wanted so they went public.
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  135.  @Salty_Dog1  He had a knuckle knife. Not spiked knuckles. There's a good still of it on Andy's Twitter thread. Having been in a gang, I know the difference.
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  136.  @docbrown9664  I’m married to a Canadian and our first child was born there. I don’t wish that on anyone. It was cheap. Hospital bill was $300, but you get what you pay for. My care was garbage. My son couldn’t regulate his body temperature or keep his feeding down because he was a bit too early. I had high blood pressure caused by my pregnancy. They sent us home the next day. Took my son right out of the incubator, had a doctor listen to his breathing and glance over him, and booted us out the door. Had my 2nd back home and was on Medicaid. Same issues as with the first. Great care. Kept me for 3 days until my son could get out from under the heat lamp and my blood pressure went down. It was night and day in regards to our care.
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  137.  @Waxxumus  No the government is. They were aware of what's happening and they intentionally created mandates to make it worse.
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  138.  @MichaelCouch1109  Your care depends more on where you live than money on this. Insurance is covering anything from the virus 100% and those without insurance the government is paying for at Medicare prices. That was the first thing done when it got here. There's no $ incentive to not give everyone the best possible. In fact the opposite is true.
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  139. He's not wrong. It's just that desire to be liked meant he listened to real people and tried to help them. I can't fault that. Unfortunately it also meant sometimes he listened to the wrong people.
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  140. The flu vaccine was like that. Medical personnel and high risk were who got it not every single person.
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  141.  @TheRealCake  The argument is from pro abortion groups. This is a rebuttal. If you think the rebuttal is comparing two different things, so is the orginal premise of it.
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  142. I do! It was the other two times he ran for President. The first time he had to withdraw because he kept lying about his education and it came out he plagiarized and cheated his way to the almost bottom of his law class. The second time was for plagiarizing others speeches. I don't think he even made it to the first primaries those times before dropping out. The fact he kept getting elected to the Senate at all after the first presidential attempt is a disgrace.
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  143.  @muellersgame8001  You keep saying "you're in the same party as" like everyone is Republican. The majority of Tim's audience is Libertarian and independent. Know your audience.
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  144. ​ @evbbjones7  They're not. It's the government just not taking money. It's not giving him someone else's.
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  145.  @stuartfury3390  Having been a MugClub member, that's not entirely true. The way he described his relationship with Blaze was they acted as a payment processor and streaming service. They took a cut of the subscriptions and he got the rest. They did control the email accounts, but he got his own sponsors and as subscriptions increased he was able to hire more people. If it was a straight contract like people are implying, his amount wouldn't have increased. Because they controlled the email accounts he never had a good headcount and even just straight math wouldn't work because he would run discounts a lot and there were military and student discounts. When he announced on MugClub only that he needed the email of all that were subscribed, he was shocked by the number. That initial couple of days would have been almost entirely just them because it hadn't really gone public yet. So you can say it's not "independent" but they provided very little.
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  146.  @gifthorse3675  A lot that did the sick out were vaccinated. You don't need to be unvaccinated to oppose mandates. Stop trying to split us.
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  147. By 7 pm the majority will be home in downtown Memphis where this is likely to occur. Hopefully they’ll stay away from the areas cars aren’t allowed. I would still avoid Bourbon Street this weekend.
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  148. Be safe.
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  149. Correct. These are not the actions of a group that feels safe. This is the actions of desperation and to try to intimidate it's opponents. You don't need to do that if you've convinced the public you deserve your power.
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  150. People cared. Politicians didn't. Wasteful spending has been a complaint of voters for a long time. The problem has been nobody in power cared. The deficit has been a concern for years, but politicans just kept spending. Edit: Things like only 30% of the budget for social services reaches the people it's for. Social services is the largest part of our budget, but 70% of that money gets eaten by the bureaucracy. That's why we spend more on health care than any other country. Most of it isn't actually paying for health care, but for every person that takes a cut on the way down.
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  151. So just ignore that Baldwin has done many movies using prop guns and someone that worked with him and guns said he knows how to properly do it. To not point it at anyone but angle it to where it looks like you are. Basically you want to pretend like this is his first movie using one and had no idea the proper protocols. It's fine to point out the possibility of multiple points of failure, but to excuse one and just condemn the other isn't right either.
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  152. The Supreme Court made it clear in their decision that they can't do it again. That they exceeded their authority. The only reason they allowed it to stay right now is because it runs out in a few days. Read the decision in whole.
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  153. @Boe Jiden This isn't a law though. This is a right as set forth by the Constitution. It would be like when the courts said voting is a right and can't be charged to exercise that right and the states said "Naaa" and continued to deny blacks people the ability to vote. No where in the Constitution is your right to take whatever drug you want. Since it isn't, it should fall to the state to decide.
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  154. ​ @DEMON0326  Was in the employment contract? Did you ask or just expect everything handed to you?
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  155.  @kender1412  I think that's the difference. They see a case like yours and scream everything needs to change. They don't understand that you can change parts without changing the whole. It's all or nothing. It's got to be the extremes. They lack nuance, but that's noticable in everything they do. I'm not upset or going to cheer because she realized in this single case the extreme was bad because she still wants the extreme.
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  156. They burned the Wendy’s and killed a little girl asleep in the backseat of her mom’s car when they were driving home.
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  157.  @xenosayain1506  You, like most, have no clue what you're talking about. They are separated because the courts said they can't house children with adults. Mainly because it keeps them firmly in the grasp of their abusers so they won't tell you if they have been abducted. Child abduction is a very serious problem in South America. Imagine if your child is abducted and allowed to just walk right into another country without ID and without even a question.
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  158. No. They said millennials preferred email and other means of communication so businesses accommodated it. You can't accommodate not being able to apply what they learned.
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  159. I HATE the electric stove in my new house. Hubby's going to run a gas line so I can get one. Electric takes too long to lower the temperature and I can't use heavy equipment because it will break the glass top. Electric is fine for things the majority of people are able to cook, but if you want something that takes more delicate temperatures like candy (electric burns the sugar in my fudge no matter what I do.
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  160. ​ @davidmoore3479  Taco Bell workers don't take an oath to do no harm. Doctors do. Plus the Supreme Court has ruled that you can deny specialized services on religious grounds. Expand your learning past simple talking points.
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  161.  @quigonkenny  The death of women to childbirth in developed countries is NOT 50%. This is about a decision on abortion in the US. I seriously doubt it's that high in undeveloped countries either since it wasn't that high even 2,000 years ago.
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  162. Cthulu 2020 No lives matter
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  163. Not just that, but now to put our children into the public school system at 3. That's them wanting the state to have total control of your children.
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  164. There was also a court case under Obama that requires children not be housed with adults.
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  165. Ukraine disagrees, Jamestown disagrees, and probably many more examples we aren't even aware of. Jamestown dug up their dead and ate them the first winter because they had no idea how to grow things and were starving to death. It's not something most people know because it's not taught in history. Instead you're made to believe they did were perfectly fine and tamed the wilderness.
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  166. I was thinking the same thing.
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  167.  @settame1  It's already been pointed out to a degree, but so did Nazism. It didn't just target the Jews. It was anyone that didn't fit their definition of Aryan as well as the disabled and elderly to cleanse the gene pool. They are using the same type of rhetoric now against "whiteness". They'll be the first to fall. To act like that's not true and try to get normies to understand the nuances is a ridiculous tactic. Edit: It's also extremely not Libertarian, which she claims to be, to hold people responsible for what someone else does with information. Not to mention straight up telling people what they can and can't say.
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  168. @Don Pedro I agree. I unsubbed when her videos just turned into her screaming and crying about what people were saying to her on Twitter. I already sub to everyone I want to that covers Twitter BS and it's because they are making fun of it. Gundam even used a clip of her in one of his videos during her meltdown.
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  169. If you mean Ep stein list, it was sealed by the judge. It can't be released except by another judge for anonymous case.
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  170. It is indeed exactly that. It's a destruction of separation of powers.
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  171. Those are ethnicities. Not races.
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  172. That's because that's when puberty starts. Before then, kids don't think about those things outside of generalizations. If a child is showing signs of sexuality before puberty, that's a red flag that they have been sexually abused.
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  173.  @iv6123  I don't see where how much time was mentioned. As for going outside and doing other things, there's this AMAZING invention called bluetooth and headphones. It lets you listen to stuff while doing things at a distance and with your hands. I listen while I garden so I'm doing something relaxing while getting angry to even it out.
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  174. None of mine have said a word to me about it.
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  175. They've written articles saying Thin it's Hay fever? It's mostly likely the delta variant. Not even kidding. So if this is equivalent to hay fever and worse than the previous one, that means the previous one wasn't what they claimed.
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  176.  @lesliebrown1517  I wasn't aware line item veto got struck down in 2006. I knew Clinton had it. Thank you! I enjoy listening new information.
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  177. Umbrella Academy upset me. When she did the surgery, the show and her said it wasn't going to affect her character. It did. So now apparently "Victor" is jealous of his older sister and how easy it was for them to find men and be loved in previous seasons. One day she's a woman, the next she's a "man" with zero explanations. That's not noticable at ALL.
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  178. Why her? WTF? They touch anything Elizabeth I and I'll cross the pond to defend her.
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  179. Agree. "We're going to keep doing it. We're just going to be quiet about it so you can't bet against us."
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  180. That's not what the lawsuit is about. She tried to take over the company with her little 5% control. She's pitching a temper tantrum because it was stupid and didn't work.
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  181. @Niels Kloppenburg Why do you think new people shouldn't conform, but that the population should conform to them? I see this with people moving to the south. They want to change everything to fit their ideals and destroy our culture. That's not how it works. Just like moving to a foreign country, you don't insist they all learn and speak English to accommodate you.
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  182. The Soros was about activist DAs that it's publicly documented he heavily funded. He was trying to get a foothold in China. The 6th was someone Tim said a lot of people were going to be upset about, which sounds like someone prominent on the right is a federal snitch/agent.
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  183. Not really. Each party used to contain a mix. The Republican party, for example, would contain centrists, right wing, and those that lean slightly left. They haven't really changed in that regard. The Democrats used to contain centrists, left wing, and those that lean slightly right. They have removed all right leaning and most centrists at this point. The Republicans were the first to have a member of Congress come out as gay. They were the first in a lot of things Democrats wish they could claim. Republicans have always been the more tolerant of new ideas. The only reason that the public view of them changed was because Reagan made courting the Evangelicals a primary mission of the Republican party and Democrats seized on that. Even though the Democratic party contained them as well and also courted them, just not as hard as Republicans.
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  184. I don't know how to tell you this, but there's offices outside big cities. There's jobs outside big cities. There's also this wonderful thing that became possible with the mass production of cars. It's called commuting.
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  185. I noticed that too. I really don't think people understand that even a neighborhood watch is technically a militia.
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  186. Yes. As a woman that's been married 26 years it's very frustrating. Someone that's never been in a relationship much less married has no business trying to tell anyone how to be.
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  187. They aren't though. J&J is a normal vaccine. It's not mRna like the others.
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  188. I liked how he tried to blame Trump's tax return from 2016 on Trump's tax plan.
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  189. Two organizers were arrested and are being held without bail. Bwahahaha
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  190. He's free to suggest anything he likes. I'm not going to go after a single person over their speech. If moves are made, then it's a different matter all together.
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  191. ​ @Corkfish1 ​ If you mean the note, that doesn't mean he's the actual person. People have even gone so far as to turn themselves in and confess who didn't commit the crime they're claiming responsibility for. Simply for a little bit of fame. A lot doesn't add up. He was smart enough to travel by bus to avoid security cameras and use an e-bike so he couldn't be traced, but kept the gun? He ditched the backpack, too, but kept a gun that was lucky to fire 3 shots. Makes zero sense. Especially if it's a ghost gun.
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  192. Pepperidge farms remembers.
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  193.  @themorningdrive187  Last election not a single area wasn’t red for federal candidates. Tulsa and Oklahoma City were only slightly blue on state stuff. We’ll still likely make marijuana recreational because that hasn’t really been a left/right issue for 20 years. Edit: That’s like saying Arkansas is purple because they elect some Democrats to state positions. Purple refers to federal elections, not state.
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  194. Honestly, you always treat any gun like it's loaded. Even if you checked it. That's the first rule of gun safety. Always point it at the ground and never put your finger on the trigger unless you intend to shoot.
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  195. Exactly. They have no need to be in the public restroom in the first place. Them taking this personally shows how they make everything about them.
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  196. You should read the "fact check" from Newsweek. It's hilarious. It's false because there never was an offical definition. Oxford dictionary disagrees.
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  197.  @mochithepooh5368  Your math sucks because you're factoring a percentage across the entire population instead of taking into account the rate per age group and that population size. For example, the death rate for those under 18 is 0%. While yes some have died, it's such a small percentage it's negligible. It's lower than the flu for those under 50. Then it starts to increase. The overall death rate, calculating for the positives that never went to the doctor is 0.2 or 0.3%. It's 99.7% survival rate. Edit: That's according to WHO and the CDC to be clear. That was for the orginal strain and is slightly lower or equal in Delta. Edit 2: The average age of death is over 75. The average lifespan is 73. So it's primarily killing people who have already outlived the norm.
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  198.  @LaughingMan44  You get a pension? Wow! Hardly anyone does anymore. Here I am putting 12% of my income in a 401K. We'll retire early with between 1.7-2 million. How? My husband works on average 60+ hours a week doing a dangerous job in an oil refinery (the more dangerous the more you get paid),I'm self employed, we forgo expenses like eating out often or going to the movies, we fill our freezer with meat we hunt and kill, we grow a lot of our own vegetables (I can or freeze them), and only have one responsible car payment at a time. We've been on food stamps before, I'm disabled (not on disability), and he's an immigrant that barely graduated high school.
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  199. Technically he did. He was sworn into office so legally, he won. I don't have to like it, I don't have to believe the election was on the up and up. That doesn't change the current facts. We can't "fix" it. We can see what happened and put in regulations to prevent it from happening again. This is by no means the first fraudulent presidential election either, by a long shot. Being pisssd off screaming foul, isn't productive and doesn't fix anything.
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  200. CDC set the mortality rate at 0.26%. The regular flu is 0.1-0.3%.
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  201.  @DarkMatterX1  That's weird. In Arkansas every law enforcement I've come across are very pro it. Then again they insisted when we were permit conceal carry that it included helping them if they were in trouble.
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  202. That's not the definition of homeless. You have a roof over your head so you're not homeless. Nobody is forcing anything upon you. Stop trying to change definitions because you want things given to you or because you're trying to illicit an emotional response.
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  203. ​ @hanamlchl  On his interview with Konstantin he claimed huwite Christian men have a victim mentality. The problem with that statement is they're still currently being abused and oppressed. Something James himself has pointed out. You can't have a victim mentality while still being victimized. Victim mentality is a psychological term to define someone no longer being abused that can't stop mentally seeing themselves as a victim. They still see themselves as powerless. It's why people out of the situation for a while are taught to think of themselves as survivors so they can take back their power and move forward with their lives. You don't tell a woman being abused to stop feeling like a victim, yet they're telling men that.
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  204. I understand you being upset for your family member. I also understand they are in a war zone and aren't a citizen of that country, press, diplomatic papers, etc. Why do you think they should just trust he wasn't sent there on behalf of a foreign country to spy before the invasion? Why is he still staying in a war zone instead of leaving? These are questions any military or even most citizens would have in the current situation they are facing. Acting like it's a bad thing that they are taking their security seriously is an emotional response and not truly grasping the severity of the situation and not understanding what real war is like.
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  205. I agree. I know too many that shouldn't take it that are. My daughter-in-law took it and she's allergic to latex which is in the vaccine. She went to one of the clinics that have no clue about her medical history. They didn't ask her anything, just gave it to her. I know I shouldn't because I'm not supposed to take any vaccine. I wonder how many have died because they took it out of pressure when it wasn't recommended for them and they just didn't know because they are injecting people in public places. Every time this administration or Fauci talk about it, they claim it's safe for "everyone" and that's not true. These people are sick and should have their license removed for violating their Hippocratic oath.
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  206. Mississippi did. Louisiana and Arkansas are in the process. In Arkansas our mandates have been dropped to suggestions instead of directives and it will all expire March 31st.
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  207. Veterns like that Native in DC. Was a refrigerator repairman that went AWOL.
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  208. Do y'all have no one that's a decent person? If the answer is no, then I don't know what to you tell you. If the answer is yes, but you know they'd never win, that's your answer. Either is a truth you need to come to grips with. If everyone just sits around waiting for someone else to step up, nothing will ever change. Edit: Judging by the city council, you are in the minority because all of them are just as bad and worse than your mayor.
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  209. Oh then that's a big strike against you because you need a sponsor. I'm surprised they even got an invitation from 2 then. I joined a fraternity (there was no corresponding sorority on campus so the fraternity pledged "little sisters") and I had to have several sponsors.
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  210. ​ @JF-cd5hc  The government doesn't give it to you. They pay their debts. The government doesn't run the company you work for. That's got to be the dumbest excuse I've seen yet.
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  211. I laughed way too much at that
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  212.  @xpusostomos  Yes it does as interpreted by the Supreme court several times. I love how people think it's strictly interpreted because they can't do a simple search. Edit: Like nobody ever thought of this as a workaround before now.
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  213. They are trying to get body armor now according to posts and interviews.
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  214. Unfortunately it depends on where you live. The Biden administration has been withholding access to the treatment from red states.
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  215. The best I can figure is these teachers don't have any friends so they use the children as their support network. It's unacceptable and sad. They need to be removed from the classroom.
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  216. I noticed it looked tons better than any store pimento and cheese I've ever seen. Now I'm sad I haven't tried it.
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  217.  @conjureup6723  My husband is Canadian and he told me there or Saskatchewan are the only places I'd feel comfortable. I'm in the south. He works in oil so if we ever had to go back, that's where we'd go even though his family is in BC.
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  218.  @phantom_3oh9  No they don't. The CCP controls 20% of every business based in China. Your business operates at their pleasure because they have laws that can take it from you at a moment's notice. The fact that that law exists is Communism. Jack Ma went missing for 3 months after speaking about things that would take some of that power away from the government because he knows it's the best way to increase profits. He wasn't on vacation. If you think he was, you don't truly understand the CCP. I guarantee at the least his credit score dropped. As long as you tow the party line you are allowed to prosper. Everything depends on your ranking in the party. If you step out of line, they will take away your business and install someone more loyal. That's what they're doing in Hong Kong right now. The government will make you rich as long as you do everything the government says.
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  219. ​ @Prophezora  It's called absentee ballot and they've been a thing for a very long time. They've always been for those traveling or disabled. A legitimate reason for not being able to physically go vote. They're requested well in advance with a cut-off date. Not just printed and handed out like mail in ballots. They're a completely different thing. There's no excuse for being as ignorant as a lot of people are in this thread.
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  220. I agree. It should be my choice how much risk I'm comfortable with not the government. I'm more likely to die in a car accident yet I drive all the time. Knowing the real odds is half the battle. It's also funny that they use that argument while telling you certain people have to risk it all so they can be safe. It makes zero sense.
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  221. They moved their headquarters to Florida or are in the process of doing so. Canada has strict hate speech laws and they'd have to enforce those if they stayed.
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  222. Not just that, they are concerned for their children and grandchildren. It's easy to say "just live the van life" when you have no one else you're responsible for. Same as go live off the land. That's my choice and to live it or not should be my children and grandchildren's choice too rather than forced.
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  223.  Is 2020 Over Yet?!  That's a nice thought, but in reality it leaves no one to perform the tasks that society needs to function. Who WANTS to be a janitor or the guy that empties port-a-poties? Nobody. They still need to be done. We already have a trade skill shortage because kids are taught it's beneath them. You do what you love in your free time like the weekend or your days off. That's how you feel fulfilled. It also means you're better able to provide for yourself instead of having an expensive degree that has zero jobs prospects. Just being able to support yourself and/or your family should make you feel proud and accomplished.
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  224.  @trock7542  You seem to intentionally be obtuse. If the sex is forced that means the sperm being introduced into her body was forced. That force caused a pregnancy so the pregnancy was forced. That's what people mean when they say she was forced to become pregnant. It was forced upon her through no fault or action of her own. That comes with massive physical, emotional, and mental problems she has to deal with which will take years. Forcing her by law to continue the pregnancy that was forced upon her would cause further damage. So to mitigate that damage, an abortion is offered, not forced because she's already experienced enough force to last her a lifetime. It's no different than a life of the mother case morally. In each of those instances, it's about harm. Edit: It's morally wrong to compound an act of force with more acts of force.
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  225.  @ジョジョさま  The solution to your "problem" is to purchase land and build the house yourself. That's what my family did. It took years and you have to pass expectation, but it's doable. It's built with lumber from a 3 story home that was torn down. It's the first house we had with indoor plumbing.
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  226. That's not what the comment said. It's not coming from women outside the marriage. It's coming from the spouse. Yes, your spouse should correct you. Man or woman. It's a partnership. It's 100% and 100%. Edit: The Bible clearly says women teach other women and children. Men teach other men. So no, men don't teach women.
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  227. Breaking the law.
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  228.  @LittleNemoGaming  Most are aware the LGBT (I reject the rest. A number now? Seriously?) don't believe this crap and that's why gay men and lesbians jumped on the super straight bandwagon. I know this because I have many friends in the community. Unfortunately a lot don't and aren't seeing any pushback which is making it easy to believe it's the majority of the community.
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  229.  @thewholesomegrail6722  I'm loving all these Baldwin simps. So if I kill someone in a car accident and the accident is my fault, it's all good? Oops! My bad! If I sell someone drugs that kills them because they were bad, I'm responsible under the law. If I accidentally run over someone, I'm responsible under the law. I guess we should stop holding people accountable for the outcome of their irresponsibility because an actor is now affected.
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  230. Because NATO was never just about communism. Russia has always been an expansionist country. It was to prevent another war in Europe and by keeping Russian expansion limited. You're acting like this is the first time they've ever done this. There's hundreds of years of history of it. How dare Europeans know their history and understand Russian culture which is that their leaders are judged based on how much land they add to the country.
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  231. Your right it's John Stewart's fault, but no why. All these people came from his show. He created them. He also isn't against the woke. His podcast was in full agreement with it.
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  232.  liberals MissTrump  It's because business is global and a set number of hours makes it easier for other businesses to do business with you. If I purchase your business software and have an issue with it when am I supposed to contact you if you just work whenever? If I'm your supplier you need to know when I'm in the office and when I'm not and vice versa in case there's a problem on my end. Yes it was because there was no electricity or to save electricity by having factories run during daylight hours, however that's not the reason now. Many factories run 24/7 on shift work. The ones that don't run 6 to 4 or earlier, not 9-5. 9-5 is a cushy office job now and I explained why. It's universal not a US thing.
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  233.  @reikun86  Because it was killing women. When they tested it, they failed to have any female test subjects. It causes blood clots in us. It's no longer given to females.
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  234. You learn by watching and asking things like "Why did you do that then?" You don't know what you don't know and they don't know what you don't know. Just saying you don't know isn't helpful to anyone. Saying I don't know isn't being proactive. Following trainers around, asking why they're doing what they're doing so they explain it is.
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  235. That would be rather stupid of China to have not filled them when the cost was lower or before it reaches that point. In other words, China is prepared for high prices and won't be buying much from anyone once it hits that high a price. China can't afford it anymore than anyone else can. Russia selling it at a just $28 would destroy their economy. Meaning Russia couldn't afford to continue the war or pay for what they need to continue to have anything for the population. Russia makes very little now and imports from all over the world, especially food. Even if they take Ukraine, it will take a couple of years to get the food production flowing into Russia.
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  236. Only 9% ever did. Free blacks owned slaves, and there were a lot of freed black men.
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  237.  @thegrimsaxon790  Correct. There's even a grid of where we're allowed to live. It's not wherever we want. It's part of the Green New Deal too. The high speed rail will only go to certain places so it's more efficient and that will limit delivery areas and really everything.
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  238.  @kylesturdivant3751  Absolutely not. The majority of gay men and lesbians don't attend these events anymore because of what they've become. If you paid attention to the flags that are flown to represent each group/what they are, you'll see very few for those groups. The largest parades will have like 3-4 for them. They've been attacked just as much as everyone else is. That's why they jumped on the super straight train and did super gay and super lesbian. Most of these people call themselves "queer" in these parades. Edit: They've gone so far as to have separate parades. One that doesn't allow this stuff (usually held in the gay district) and the ones like this that go on main streets.
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  239. I'm pretty sure all this stuff was going on under him. Trayvon could have been his son. There's also a resurgence of a speech where he's calling rioters thugs.
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  240. Both of mine are good workers. They weren't raised on a farm. They had to do chores to earn money though instead of being given an allowance for being there. Neither went to college.
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  241. Trump has said that while running.
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  242. ​ @CJDcow  When has a communist and still professed socialist been "right wing" in the political spectrum that's the US? I'm not right wing and certainly not conservative. At least not in my political views. I can live what would be considered a traditional type life without believing that's right for everyone else. That's where your entire concept and accusations fall apart. Just because someone chooses something for themselves, doesn't mean they think it should be imposed on everyone. If that's what makes me and Tim "right wing" to you, then that's your opinion and opinions aren't fact.
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  243. No. The Bible clearly states women are supposed to keep their husband's on the path and if they're not already a child of God, lead them to Him.
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  244.  @timothyblazer1749  I guess you're against the death penalty then since that's killing as justice. I however support it because some acts are so heinous that death is the only justice and it should be an option for the families that have been victimized. Serial killers are a prime example. They can not be rehabilitated and serve no purpose other than as symbols to others. I don't think many were sad and didn't consider it justice when the Boston bomber was killed either. Was Osama bin Laden's death not celebrated as justice as well? You are attempting to sound intelligent and like you know so much better than everyone else, but you sound the opposite as I've cited plenty of examples that contradict you.
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  245.  mmmkay C  That white nationals BS. Everyone of them that they've tried to claim were ended up being POC.
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  246. He had a panic attack. A lot of people confuse one with a heart attack.
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  247. It started out that way. It was moved to offices because it increased drastically productivity. That's why it was adopted globally. Instead of waiting on the typist to return their pages to the company so the next person who's job needed that information, it was much better to have those people located in the same building so it could immediately be taken to them. That's still true. Edit: Before you go I could call them, email them, etc. That's still not faster than physically being available for any problems or questions. How many times do you play phone tag or wait hours for someone to check their email. Or just ignore you because they don't want to do their part right then?
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  248. I voted Obama the first time because I fell for his hope and change. The only issue I had with McCain was Palin because he was old, had health issues, and she sounded like an idiot. I voted 3rd party the next election because I couldn't vote for Obama again due to his record and I hated Romney. I pulled the lever for Trump and said a prayer of "God help us all", but I never had a doubt he'd win and laughed my a$$ off election night. No prayer this time, gladly pulling that lever for Trump because he earned my vote with policies.
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  249.  Hope Rocco  You don't understand how society works. Society created the laws and not all of those elected have broken their trust with the people. Society isn't a person that managed to get into a position of power. Society is the people and those people created laws and agreements those elected are supposed to follow. If they break the social contract, as some have, then they should be removed from their position of power. If a single federal court finds these guidelines to be against the social contract that means all of them everywhere violate it since it deals with the federal level of government and not the state only. It's called a precedent. You really should have learned what all these words mean years ago.
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  250. The other plants are already running at full capacity and said it would take a month to make up the difference in supply. So this act does nothing. He could have been flying formula in from other countries long before now or at least suspended the ban on imports of them from Europe. He did when he did because the issue is about to be resolved and he can take credit for something he didn't really do.
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  251. Gen X lost their houses in 2008. Most Millennials didn't have one yet. Homeownership is always the lowest in 20 year olds and increases with age. My Boomer parents never could afford a house. My grandfather rented a company house until he bought a plot and built his house by himself in his mid 30s. You're not different. You're not special.
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  252. You're like the 10th person to make this comment. It's beyond stupid. I've lived in rural areas my entire life. My mother and I both were office workers. There are banks, financial institutions, doctors offices, hospitals, manufacturing plants and all have offices with workers.
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  253. ​​ @wuxiagamescentral  Completely disingenuous point. Trying to make everything an either or is a horrible and bad debate tactic. People can care about 2 things at once. Our government can do multiple things at once. Just because illegal immigration is an issue doesn't make it the only one. Tired of people like this.
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  254. I opposed it from day one. I fully understood that it was stripping our rights away. Maybe because my husband is an immigrant and I knew it meant everything we did would be scrutinized. That it included me even though I'm a citizen.
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  255. @Invictus You clearly don't understand while rights are universal, if the government violates them and the courts enforce the government, the fact they belong to everyone means nothing. Tell Chinese dissidents about how the CCP cares about their universal rights.
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  256. While watching videos and commenting on social media.
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  257. He does. He's cheated on every wife, he's loud and obnoxious, and he's an egomaniac. He also loves this country and is the first President that I've ever seen listen to people and is willing to change a policy if it's brought to his attention. His policies have been good and he, minus this natural disaster, has made the country better for every citizen. His character is irrelevant because his policies are good.
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  258.  @3941602  I think it was his wife. I've heard some of her speeches. Particularly the one where she said about the LGBT+ mess that you must accept everyone. No. You must tolerate everyone. I'm not required to accept anything or anyone. I'm only required not to cause them physical harm or discriminate against them. This whole idea that I'm required to love and embrace people no matter what I really think is just creepy and wrong.
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  259. No because Asmon has always been upfront that he doesn't post on YouTube. His channel and content is on Twitch and always has been. A lot of YouTubers use editors. Even The Quartering does, Nerdrotic, H3, etc. Paying someone means it's a business. That's like saying Musk isn't in charge of Space X because he hires engineers to do everything for him. Edit: Actually using that logic, Musk's "career" is fake and run by 3rd parties. He bought every company he has from someone else. His HR and management run them.
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  260.  @DonaldTrunk23  I don't believe you can attempt to kill a Republican politician unless you're a radicalized leftist. It's not something someone who agrees with both sides would do. Keep huffing that copium.
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  261. We have one. We flip back and forth. This time it's a black woman. We've had some unrest but not bad. There's a decision on the monument (Confederate) Monday so we'll see. Definitely going to be carrying for a bit.
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  262.  lizzy rosario  Yeah Jim Jones ran a communist commune. That worked out real well. It's just like a dictatorship. It's only as good as it's leaders and eventually you always get bad leaders because they are human.
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  263. That would be amazing! ❤ Poe.
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  264. Then why did he go skydiving like that? It's not a "troll" or he would have stopped when the parents protested.
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  265. That pissed me off. The show and her assured fans it wasn't going to affect the show or be in it. They lied so f them.
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  266.  @lisamariehorn  Look up AP article titled AP fact check Obama doesn't always tell the straight story.
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  267. Part of it is because, similar to China, the Russian government has party members and favorites in places if power within major companies. Meaning the Russian government gets a cut. Not purchasing products from those companies does impact the government. Not what's currently on the shelves, obviously, but any further orders. Destiny doing that is just a virtue signal. It wouldn't matter anyway because without a VPN, and many of them are being shutdown by the government, they can't get online outside of Russia anyway. Russia shutdown access to the outside internet just like China does.
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  268.  @brew_sea  He's done it several times. It's getting ridiculous.
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  269.  @davidswanson5669  That's very high and mighty of you. There were many calling for our death simply because we didn't believe that small of a death rate could begin to justify the removal of our rights and freedoms. We simply said no. We didn't attack them, riot against them, burn anything down. They were allowed to though because THEIR rights were more important than anyone else's. That can't be allowed to ever exist in society and it can't be swept under the rug and everything made right again. At the very least, they need to apologize. I don't believe that's asking too much. That they should acknowledge their wrong. Politicans should be removed and barred from holding any power ever again, but the population that gleefully called for our removal from society and even going as far as celebrating death, need to publicly acknowledge what they did. If they have no remorse for their actions, they deserve no mercy.
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  270. ​​ @carlosdominguez3108  As someone that had pre-eclampsia with both my pregnancies and my mother did as well, I HATE them trying to use it like some gotcha. It's not anywhere near as dangerous as they try to pretend it is. It's not really a huge deal as long as you're regularly going to your checkups. If you aren't, you wouldn't know anyway to use it as an excuse. You're monitored with your checkups being weekly and if after a few weeks it doesn't clear up or gets worse, you're induced. That's it. You'd think I almost dropped dead during both pregnancies or deliveries the way they talk about it.
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  271. ​ @stapleman007  I care that he lies and cheats about something so insignificant. If he's willing to do it over that, where else is he doing it? It's a huge red flag and speaks to his character as a person.
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  272. Nothing can be done right now or it's considered election interference
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  273.  @lilmanbazooka7944  Except they did finish the count, like what's happening now, and he 100% lost.
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  274.  @komrad4life  We're moving to Ardmore, Oklahoma. Husband is already there working and getting our house ready for us. He got a job at Valero. We're already planning a trip to Broken Arrow to do some trout fishing. I like the town and that it's close to OKC and Dallas if I want some upscale food or shopping.
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  275. ​​ @EtherFox  That's generally the Libertarian response. Anyone claiming otherwise doesn't understand Libertarianism. It's ultimate liberty and freedom for everyone. The only no no is force against another person. You can defend yourself against force, but you're not supposed to use force any other way.
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  276. The difference is we won't demand their demise.
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  277. The police have to supply evidence to the judge to get any warrant. Including one for arrest. It will be listed on the warrant. So yes, he should have seen at least some evidence when he was given the warrant. Edit: Do ya'll think judges just sign a blank piece of paper, or it just says we want to search/arrest this person, please judge? The warrant application, which is also the warrant given to you for a search/arrest, has everything they know on it. An arrest one must have enough to prove they can make a case against a person.
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  278.  @benjaminknotts745  Why are you saying they haven't been banned? Their discord was shutdown for "hate speech" and I'm pretty sure FB has targeted them. The Washington Post is owned by Bezos so you see what he thinks. They only started on Twitter a couple of days ago. The discord is silly. They are gamers for the most part can just go to a gaming lobby. I can just hear the discussion in CoD lobby over all the shit talking. The rich guy just told you they got their government money and decided to play the stockmarket. In reality, they've been working on trading for around a year and had been planning this months. Slowly building up their returns until they were ready. Hours of having to camp a rare spawn prepared them for this moment.
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  279. Clank!! Can't wait for Friday with Viva!
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  280. ​ @southtexasobserver3306  As a public servant with no other job, it absolutely is our business. Just like when Tom Cotton entered office with very little and was suddenly worth $3 million it was our business.
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  281. No one I know is claiming they are "wonderful". That doesn't mean it's fine to invade them. If you thought the Iraq invasion, Afghanistan War, Yemen, etc is bad then you'd say the same about the current Russian invasion. If you believe those were bad and what Russia is doing is fine and justified, you have no real principles. Russia has the 3rd most powerful military in the world. They are not some poor, weak country. That's the country they are invading. Edit: Plus last time I checked, Tim doesn't live in Ukraine so what the government does there isn't within his control and to be frank the business of the US. Either you want to be the world's police or you don't. You don't get to have it both ways.,
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  282. Congress already decided a few years ago it was too complicated to give them to us. We wouldn't accept it either without the return of some sacred sites. It is what it is.
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  283. sigh This gets old. We had the wheel you moron. It was on toys. We had no need or use for carts because of the terrain and lack of pack animals. It was much easier to transport goods by boat. The settlers did the same thing. Natives like to share our culture and do not, as a whole, have any hatred for white people. Race never has been a thing in our culture.
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  284.  @RobertMorgan  You're copying and pasting that everywhere like it's a genius comment. That's just sad.
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  285. They only have, at most, 7 million viewers. It's not popular. Most of those are between 30-40. So a demographic that already skews left.
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  286. Everyone seems to forget they got the guy that was with him. He's in custody and hopefully singing like a canary.
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  287.  @malding8643  No they are not, unless you're the one that breaks it. If you're the one that cheats, then yes it's not going to be favorable for you. That's like complaining that you still have to pay for something if you break it. It's a binding contract. The ONLY way to get out of it is to be able to prove coercion which is nearly impossible. Edit: Don't give legal advice if you're not a lawyer.
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  288. ​ @Dpop-x2j ​ No, it's not. The people in India are still working that job in an office. It has absolutely nothing to do with doing remote work/working from home. There's still management and everything else connected to the head office and that office. It's like trying to compare working from home with an international company having offices all over the world while its headquarters are in the US. They are not even remotely comparable.
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  289.  @Argedis  100% the quality would decline. There are dishes that just can't be cooked properly on an electric stovetop. You also can't use certain heavy bottomed pots and pans because it'll break the top. There are a few of my family's favorite southern and cajun dishes I've had to eliminate from cooking because I can't adjust the heat fast enough on the electric stove. It burns and moving it on and off creates too big of swings in temperature.
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  290. My youngest son has decades he is a she. I refuse to participate. He's 25. He's been made aware not under my roof. He can do what he wants once he's out, but his decisions as an adult aren't my consequences to deal with. He'll have to find someone else to nurse him after the surgeries and deal with it if he has complications and is mutilated on his own. I'm already disabled. I'm not taking care of him willfully making himself that way.
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  291. That's the issue though. They buy the iPhone, the gaming systems, the games, eat out all the time, and complain they can't get ahead. Shoe posted that from the newest iPhone. So she can spend $1,00+ on a phone but can't save for a down payment on a house? No she's not right.
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  292. Ditto.
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  293. Not enough that it didn't stop her from participating in and helping orchestrate the protests in India. She accidentally posted the playbook on Twitter that included exactly what to post when and speeches to give.
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  294. The most feared words in the English language "I'm from the government and I'm here to help".
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  295.  @mrfld  What? On my street alone there are 4 black families, 2 Asian, and 2 Hispanic. I live in a southern rural town with less than 18,000 population in a middle class neighborhood. We are much more integrated down here than apparently you think.
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  296. I was watching their therapy session last night. They know they can't do it without rural people joining "the cause" so they are planning to come down south to rural areas and recruit us. They had a couple of guys telling them not to be afraid. That a lot of people down here don't like the government and will side with them. I was laughing my a$$ off! They should be afraid. People may not like the government, but they hate them more.
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  297. For those saying “we’re in a recession!”, we had growth the last two quarters. The first 2 were losses. It’s like when you have a small earthquake before the big one.
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  298. I've noticed that too. I guess they forgot Americans don't respond well to threats.
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  299.  @FGuilt  Surprisingly they did! I read an article about an agreement he had with a big company that ran the nursing homes for political donations. They had found a large donation. I also remember local agencies covering it and interviewing family members of vets that had been lost and I don't live there.
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  300. I've been surprised at how many regular people are upset there's an audit. Either they're in a bubble and believe Musk is doing more than just looking and posting where the money's going or they're benefiting from it somehow.
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  301. 💯
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  302. That's funny because according to the media a recent study said wearing a cloth mask will prevent the wearer by around 70%. So who doesn't "understand" how face masks work?
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  303.  @sai1boats  A passive stock just means it's a longterm investment. It's mostly done by Mutual Funds. While those groups generally don't vote, they will sometimes put out a meeting of shareholders within the fund and then proxy vote based on what the shareholders support. It has been being used more recently by individuals as away to initiate a hostile takeover. I don't know why people think passive means they don't have voting shares. It's just that passive stockholders usually are a buy and forget. They are called that because they usually don't because they are Mutual Funds, it doesn't mean they can't. Though some groups have been lobbying for a rule change not allowing them to vote, it hasn't been done yet that I've found. Edit: Twitter executives are concerned Elon is positioning for a takeover.
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  304.  @Tsskyx  The laws exist for China to take control of any business based in China at any time. Just because they don't do it to every single one doesn't mean they aren't still communist. Having the ability to do it and it being enshrined in law makes it Communist. They opened up their economy for a more capitalism approach to increase profits. Because they own 20% of every business based there, they increase government profits. That's on top of taxes btw. Maoism was cultural Marxism that erased most of the history of China and rewrote it. The government is still doing this. They are a one party system called the Chinese Communist Party. I get so tired of y'all and your "tHaT'S nOt ReAl CoMmUnIsM". That's how it's always been implemented. Currently fascism isn't defined the same way as Mussolini did, but you still call it fascism.
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  305. They would agree. Many of them were quite the partiers. Ben Franklin was a legend!
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  306. Yes and no. They weren't under sanctions. They were under the financial obligation to pay the other countries back for the war. Add in a global depression and that's what caused it. It's just the effects of the depression were blamed on the economic impact from having to pay the other countries. Germany had begun to prosper again right before the depression, but because they hadn't economically recovered enough the depression hit them even harder than other western countries.
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  307.  @scottperry5454  Japan was invading it's neighbors for resources. Specifically oil. It wanted it to continue to fuel their war efforts of taking over Asia. Yes the US embargoed oil, but they could have stopped trying to increase their war efforts and their need for it would have been reduced. So blaming the US for trying to prevent a complete takeover of Asia is extremely one sided. Why don't you do a bit of research into what Japan was doing in Korea and is why Koreans still hate Japan.
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  308.  @lukelewis9165  If it was "killing communities" the lawsuits would be advertised because they'd be class action ones and activists would be screaming everywhere. I did a quick search. The only studies are about the impact to climate change and emissions from the increased trucks and equipment. There are ones about the small earthquakes that result from it, but none have caused any actual damage. The only "killing" I could find was a claim of 20 people. Hardly "killing communities". That you are attempting to blame an entire industry for the illegal actions of one company shows it's an ideological argument rather than a fact based one.
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  309. I had it too. I'm high risk because I have Lupus and organ damage including a heart condition. I thought it was allergies.
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  310. This court struck down Biden's changes to Title 9, which added gender to it, so I'm pretty confident.
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  311. He only sent them if they ASKED. WTF?
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  312. ​ @MrJevman  She's from a very wealthy family. She's just attention seeking.
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  313.  @JackHaveman52  You're arguing two different dates. The news the vaccines were ready and awaiting FDA approval was held until after the election, not the inauguration.
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  314.  @dirtyharold7164  You don’t like Trump, that’s fine. Other people do and that seems to bother you tremendously. The choice was Biden or Trump. Are you trying to say we’re better with Biden then we would have been with Trump? If that’s not your position, then nothing you’re saying matters because we don’t live in what if world. This is reality and that was the choice.
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  315.  @angiew2324  She's getting people banned on Twitter and threatening legal action for showing a still image from a video of her that's been on YouTube for 6 years.
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  316. Neither is long flu. This isn't new. It just was never covered by the MSM. Longterm symptoms in some happens with every respiratory virus.
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  317. So those countries have no poor or homeless? I beg to differ.
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  318. He is absolutely correct. That doctor isn't putting their patient first. Any doctor that cares so little for their patient's wellbeing shouldn't be a doctor. This idea that all doctors are equal isn't reality. There are good ones and bad ones. I've had doctors harm and even kill family members because of not paying attention to their conditions and prescribing them a medication dangerous for them. This sounds like one of those kinds of doctors. Edit: You've already memory holed that doctors caused the opioid crisis.
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  319.  @jessicatriplev9802  He emerged from his basement "for the first time" a week after he was busted breaking quarantine. That's the lie. I guess you also missed that Chris even talked about the exchange that night on his radio show. You also missed the Twitter exchange where he claimed it was just his wife and kids in the backyard that got approached. That's 2 lies right there. His continued silence and/or denials are continuations of those lies.
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  320. You're just as bad because you also remove all nuances and create an either or scenario. Black and white. You're also justifying the burning down of cities from 2020. They were a minority of the population who disagreed with the current system. So they lashed out in violence. I'm against the US invading other countries, I'm against China invading other countries, I'm against Russia invading other countries. That's the nuance you're intentionally leaving out. Either you forgot the subject of the video is the Russian invasion of Ukraine, or you're intentionally trying to conflate that with other made up scenarios.
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  321.  @perpetuallymediocre  If it dates back before we had modern capabilities, how do we know for sure it was ectopic? There have been cases where it implants in the abdominal cavity and survives, but it's extremely rare. This is a good example of why we don't set policies based on the extremes. Just like there's a handful of cases that a 10 year old gave birth and her and baby survived, but that's not the normal outcome in these cases. Another example is cancer. People do survive rare forms of aggressive cancer at around 1%. That doesn't mean you tell the family and patient they are going to live because there's a 99% chance they won't. Edit: Despite your mess at the end trying to distance yourself from claiming ectopic pregnancies shouldn't be terminated, even bringing up the extremely rare (less than 1%) cases of survival shows that's exactly what you're doing. You don't base decisions on the less than 1%, you base them on the over 99%.
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  322.  Internet god  Really? I only saw one. Part of me feels bad for laughing at an elderly person falling because that can be deadly. The other part of me doesn't give a shit.
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  323.  @KillerPunchLine  Then you don't know juries. Children in the car with the full video would be an acquittal. Each juror will try to put themselves in her position. It's the DAs job to convince them she did something wrong and that burden won't be met. The DA will try to bargain for a lesser crime.
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  324. Lindsey and Konstantin acting like the liberal world order established after WWII is a conspiracy theory was wild. That's well documented known history. Kissenger was heavily involving in carrying it out and advising on it. Thats why Schwab was saying "New World Order" because it wasbto replace the existing one. It's similar to Operation Paperclip. It wasn't some giant government secret. It was well known to the public that German scientists were being brought to the US. All the names weren't known or exactly how many, but it wasn't some government coverup. Maybe it's because I'm old enough to have grown up around and talk to people alive during that time period, but it's so odd to see supposedly educated people not know well document history.
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  325.  @DH-xw6jp  I'll do you one better, it doesn't say "at the point of purchase or sale". That means it's vague enough that it can be interpreted as at any point. That is until it goes to court and gets more narrowly defined. Most of Congress are lawyers and they keep language just vague enough for this reason.
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  326.  @emmamadison8538  We call it gun therapy.
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  327.  @mfbjo6854  No. I already take medication that increases my cancer risk just to be able to have a simi normal life. I'm not taking anything without knowing the risk associated with it so I can control my risk. That's up to me to decide for myself, not you. Edit: It's not up to my doctor either because they won't be the one that gets it.
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  328.  @ragnardanneskjold7259  My leaders aren't my country. My fellow citizens are. That's why you wouldn't understand. This country was founded by the people for the people. Not by the leadership to control the people. Edit: My country is also the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. That doesn't change based on politicians.
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  329. Styx also has stated it's time to protest and resist. I say we use their ideology against them. Every person on Twitter with BLM and anti racist in their profile that supports this or isn't speaking out against it, needs to be called out. The black community is the largest segment unvaccinated. This is just like the Crime Bill. Any idiot with half a brain knew that bill was going to directly negatively impact black Americans. This is no different. I've said before that Democrats put forth racists policies while claiming to care. This is a prime example. Use the racist argument against them. Taking that stance will likely rip the party apart.
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  330. ​ @nickdial8528  Nope. The Bible says women should lead their husband to God and help keep him on the path. Jesus! Nobody reads it!
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  331. He bent the knee to Hassan. He's not wise monk.
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  332.  @chicomalo4862  Wait, are you trying to claim people wanting expand rights are fascist? That's not how fascism works.
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  333.  @yoyoma17  The Time's article about fortifying the election directly thanked Georgia AG. They helped "fortify" it. Part of that includes not doing a real audit because that would expose any fraud. This "leak" shut all that down because it made it look like Trump was trying to get them to create evidence. Without the recording, this lie would have never been uncovered. Hence, it was an attempted coverup when they unsuccessfully tried to delete the recording.
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  334. Don’t care about her other than getting creators banned. That used to be considered a major problem, but it’s fine now.
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  335.  @dudsummon3803  Almost right. It was when miners were trying to Unionize. They used their bandanas to cover their faces when they went up against the Union busters hired by the company. You could tell who was who because the miners necks were sunburned because they were always underground. The fighting was so bad, the government and military had to step in.
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  336.  @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks  So harm children to maybe hopefully somebody that's "born that way" (which only accounts for around 1% of offenders of child sex crimes) doesn't in the future? That makes zero sense. How about we prosecute EVERYONE that harms children. There's zero evidence that what you're claiming is even true because those studies are done on people that have already been convicted of those acts. A certain demographic within those convicted never are in danger of reoffending anyway so how can those studies in anyway be accurate in how to prevent offense in the first place? They can't. We haven't ever had success in preventing reoffense from those prone to it. It didn't spike in the 80s. Reports rose because it was being taken seriously. Add in that during that period psychologists were claiming repressed memories were real from hypnosis when they were implanted false memories. That lead to a massive number of false prosecutions. Then you have laws added that changed the statute of limitations which added to the increase in cases. The amount it's occurring per percentage of the population has NOT increased. Successful prosecutions have. Nothing like twisting facts to fit a narrative you've created in your head. Just like with child abductions, you think because it's reported more often that equals happening more often.
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  337. Same here. Our theater has been open for months and everything else. Even buffets are back to normal. I feel sorry for people who remain compliant. It helps our police said they won't enforce any mandates and none of them have a punishment attached anyway.
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  338. Chopping broccoliiii, chopping broccoliiii.
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  339.  @Makahatma  Doesn't matter. It's Ultimate's home, not theirs. They can say anything they like there and the other person can leave. Nobody has a right to attack you in your own home.
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  340. Sounds like you need to time your travel better. I have no problem avoiding rush hour traffic. I hate to tell you, but the roads belong to them just as much as you.
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  341. HLN was calling him far right to try to justify it. It doesn't matter if he was. If a black man doesn't deserve to die because he's carrying a knife no one should be killed for their beliefs even if you don't like it.
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  342. Fortunately that's not how it's legally determined. The FBI or any government agency can't interfere with any business to violate citizens rights. Them saying anything needs to be suppressed is a violation. The instant the FBI contacted them for anything outside of a warrant for information, FB is acting as an agent of the state. Edit: It's like if police tell your neighbor you've got evidence inside your home, but they can't get a warrant to collect it. Even though it's legal for a private citizen to turn over evidence they find, if the police told them about or had contact with them at all, that individual is working as an agent of the state and any evidence isn't permitted.
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  343.  Muiri MacDuff  You're an idiot and most of Tim's audience are libertarians. You are a prime example of why immigrants do better here than people like you.
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  344. Yes there were obscenity laws on speech. Gen X fought those hard and won. Telling me how I'm supposed to address you when talking to a 3rd party is no different. Banning me because I you're offended is no different. I'm getting sick of fighting the same battles over and over. We handed Millennials an amazing time to be alive. More personal freedom than has ever been known. They just spat on it.
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  345.  @daveg4963  DNR isn't dependent on your illness. So you're encouraging people that could be in a car accident to sign a DNR over a virus. Either you don't know how they work, or you just want people who don't believe your life is worth theirs to die. I say theirs because you're fine with taking everything away from them on a .3% you might die from a virus. It's your .3% versus their 100% chance of losing their home, their business, and the ability to feed their families. I don't think you win here. Contrary to what you're trying to sell that they aren't trying to stop it, they actively say 1 death is too many. That's believing they actually have an ability to stop a virus, and then try to claim others aren't living in reality. Also love "the follow the science" people now ignoring it because lockdowns aren't supported by the science per WHO and the UN. 2 million worldwide have died as a direct result of the lockdowns, the number living in poverty has doubled as well. They don't matter because all you care about is yourself and wallowing in your fear of death. Hate to tell you, nobody gets out alive. I notice you're ignoring all valid points because they are inconvenient truths for you.
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  346. Are you not going to have a job anymore when/if you move? The whole "you're telling people to leave cities" doesn't even remotely have anything to do with this video because you're still going to have a job. Businesses go where the people are. As more people move out of large cities, new ones will form and the companies will come to them. Look at all the companies moving to Texas.
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  347.  @ottonormal3354  Except the first ethics rule in medicine is do no harm. His reasons show he intends harm. As for them being in more danger, that has not been studied and is based on anticedal evidence without taking any factors into account except the base numbers. It could be because culturally they tend to not observe social distancing (see the many times house parties have been broken up throughout the pandemic), they are less likely to go to the doctor due to mistrust, and their economic situation. Edit to add: Then there's the real odd fact that even if you've already had it, they are still insisting you take the vaccine. Studies are showing reinfection to be very rare and having a more severe case than the first time even more rare. They also show that nurses that work in COVID units aren't having a drop in their antibodies. So why are we wasting doses on people who will get no added benefit from the vaccine?
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  348. France has a program, Japan has videos and their previous PM said they were real, one of the most active areas is in Mexico, Russia reports them including a famous crash, etc. It's definitely not just the US. Britain and Canada also have programs.
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  349.  @a1b1c184  Marriage is a contract. Name any contract you can sign and just one day decide to stop honoring without a long drawn out process and an extremely good reason. Usually the only reason is because the other party already broke the contract. People sign very similar contracts with other people everyday and they are held to them by law, so you going on an about morals and other stuff is cope and BS. That's why legally you had to have a reason to get a divorce. Getting married with no intention of honoring the contract you willingly agreed to and entered into (If I'm not happy I can always just leave) is fraud. Going by your reasoning nobody would employ, do business with, give a loan to, or sell anything without upfront cash if every contract was treated the way you think a marriage contract should be.
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  350. My biological parents got divorced. Fortunately my mom remarried when I was 2 and my sperm donor never has anything to do with us, by his choice. My parents were married for 35+ years before my dad passed away and my mother never remarried. Both of them had gone through a divorce and had full custody of their children. My dad divorced his wife because she cheated on him while he served in Vietnam. My mom divorced my sperm donor because he was an alcoholic. Both had just cause for ending their marriages. They fought and it wasn't always happy, but they provided us a stable home and we knew we were the most important thing to them. All of us have grown up to be productive members of society in longterm marriages and it's because we learned growing up that marriage isn't perfect and easy. It takes work, but as long as you put your family first, anything (outside of cheating or abuse) can be worked out.
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  351.  @constantineergius1626  Glowing a little too bright there. You're way too obvious. You must be a new recruit at the agency.
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  352.  Matt Christensen  Took the words out of my mouth and I'm not on the right. I just very strongly believe in freedom.
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  353. ​ @strategery101  He's limited since he's not in power yet. He's not currently the president. What do you expect him to do? This is going to be up to those currently in power to deal with. It's going to be a ton of Supreme Court cases between now and inauguration.
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  354. I don't believe having a couple soldiers positioned for protection makes something a military target. Having military hardware definitely does. Even the US hasn't tried to claim a couple of soliders when we've hit a civilian building. It's always hardware. You can maybe say rockets were fired, but again that requires hardware. Edit: It's completely reasonable that soliders would be protecting a large gathering of civilians. So using that as an excuse to bomb palace you know contains civilians doesn't fly.
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  355.  @chucktaylor6939  Correct and we need massive numbers so they can't pull the popular vote thing again. That's why I'm voting straight red ticket for the first time ever. I hate one of my Senators, but this is more important than him. I'll get him out later. A message needs to be sent loud and clear that can't be brushed off. My state will be red, but my 1 vote matters for the popular.
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  356. Ukraine is the enemy is an ignorant take. How can a country that's being invaded be "the enemy"? The US isn't invading so it makes zero sense. Yes if you can't win by diplomatic means and must invade, you have lost because you'll never not be worried that the people will turn on you and you'll have to constantly deal with resistance. That will cost you far more than doing it by diplomatic means in the long run.
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  357. He also told a guy in factory during the primaries who was arguing about gun control "I don't work for you!"
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  358. They have their own bathrooms in their offices. McBride wouldn't be using the public bathroom in the first place so this Bill wouldn't even impact them.
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  359.  @BarksAureilius  You think you're being cute, but they do have them. At the camps that they've kept to preserve the horrors of the history.
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  360. ​​​ @Wolfways ​ Marriage was always tied to religion, so it always took place in front of some god. Religion started before civilization. You're trying to tie it to Christianity when it wasn't created by that religion. It was created by og religions that we wouldn't even know about today. We know this because tribal societies were encountered and are still encountering that have zero contact with the outside world, and marriage takes place in them and includes a religious ceremony. Since the first civilizations had religion and government tied together, that's how they became tied to government. That was the case until the 1780s and the US was created. It was that way for hundreds of thousands of years and still is in many civilizations today. So yes, marriage does involve god. The god of whatever the dominant religion is in your culture. Edit: The idea of separation of religion and government is very new and an experiment. Judging by how it's going in the West and importing religions against the dominant religion, I'd say it's a failed experiment. It appears by the results, tieing in all sects of one religion would have been the way to go rather than all religions. While I am a Jeffersonian on most things, it appears this is one he was wrong about. The federalist, which included Adams, said this would only work with a moral Christian country and it appears he was correct.
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  361. As an abuse victim, that's been coming into question lately as it should. A lot of people that abuse or commit crimes and claim abuse, there's no evidence of past abuse. Sometimes there is, but that's usually when the abused attacks or kills the abuser. Not when they do that to others. That belief is based entirely on the criminals word or the abusers word. Since we know people will intentionally lie to downplay their involvement in something they know is wrong, it stands to reason they'd blame others for causing their own actions as well. Most are also well aware that it can play on sympathy of the jurors or judge and can result in lighter sentences.
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  362. I was really cheering those guys on. I'm in a rural area and my family's history is farming so I felt what they were saying. Didn't agree with vandalising the monuments though.
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  363. ​ @nickdial8528  It is correct. A nurse practioner knew exactly what I had while my male doctor dismissed it. He finally did some tests and she was 100% correct. She knew just from my face. Probably because it's a disease that mostly effects women.
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  364.  @Michael-bc3es  That was a good one. It showed how he has no leadership skills. If nothing else to tell them just that the optics are bad for the party.
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  365.  @TapiKoks  The drop in education occurred once the federal government got involved under Carter when he created the Department of Education. Before that standards were set by each state to address the needs of the workforce in that state. You can see the rates drop after that. We're too diverse from city to rural and what industries exist in each area for it to be effective centralized like it was done.
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  366.  @rba5567  Never cared for Pat, but the rest were good. Eddie Murphy was great too, Wayne’s World, lunch lady,
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  367.  @PKFireFawx  2 months ago the vaccines had hospitalized over 100,000 and killed 12,000. That's per the CDC. No medication would get FDA approval with that record. That's not a boogeyman, it's just facts.
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  368.  @blank-vj1mc  That's been done by what survives. Since for years it was done by naturally breeding together different types and planting the offspring, what was viable continued and what wasn't didn't. So on and so on. Now that are we genetically mutating it artificially, the offspring don't survive or aren't the same as the parent plant. They are deformed in a way. Knowing that, I can't support this in humans. We'll be ushering in mutated humans with deformed offspring.
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  369. ​ @Patriot-od6xk  If the divorce rate is 50%, which it's really not, then how is it only 1%?
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  370. Then you'll be prosecuted and lose your right to vote and own a gun. It's a stupid move and one they're hoping for.
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  371.  @jhoughjr1  Why would a cinematographer have a squib on themselves? It sounds like you're talking out your ass. Yes, it's a weapon. If it can fire blanks it can fire a bullet. That's a weapon. If it was a rubber gun (not a weapon) it wouldn't have been able to fire.
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  372.  @Neonytic  Women are already allowed to compete against biological men. So no it's not complicated. If they weren't, then it would be. However, the trans man should be allowed to use a different locker room if either group is uncomfortable. Just like that woman with her daughter that got a penis in their face at a spa because it allows transwomen into the woman's changing area. Which shocked no one with a brain. There was a lawsuit in Canada against a spa that does waxing because they refused to do it to a transwoman that still had a penis because that service by them is women only. The spa won.
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  373. If we do go down this path, we'll have to have much stricter and a lot less immigration. The EU has struggled since their system was strained by the Syrian refugees.
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  374. Sure. Lose your right to own a gun when you're convicted. That'll show 'em.
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  375. He read the definition from the WEF, which is how it's being used. Yes corporations are now using it because it's tied directly into ESG investors. Do you think big corporations aren't still getting investment money? It comes from BlackRock and the other investment firms tied into it. Those firms are heavily invested in every significant corporation and company. It's "stakeholder capitalism" which is being instituted to replace free market capitalism. It's because letting "the market decide" has led to outcomes they don't like. That's why companies that publicly push "the message", especially in entertainment, haven't gone belly up even though they've lost billions in sells. Consumers are no longer who decides what companies succeeded and what companies fail. At least until they run out of money. I'm seriously surprised by all the comments how many weren't aware this has been going on for nearly a decade. Obama allowed ESG to considered in investment rather than just profit. So if a company doesn't make profits for its shareholders, it's still safe from investigation if it has a high ESG score. That's why fossil fuel companies have a high ESG even though they are evil according to what ESG stands for. It's a meaningless score given to companies that do what this tiny group of investors want as far as messaging and companies that are highly profitable are added in to keep the real money flowing.
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  376. I don’t think getting that fixed is consider plastic surgery technically. It’s fixing a deformation or an injury so it’s more like reconstruction. The hook was from the bridge growing too long. I had it done and need it again. It’s even worse then before.
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  377.  Matt the 4naKateher  Not all came willingly. Convicts didn't and many were sent to pay off debts. Years were added for the smallest infraction, most didn't survive it due to living conditions, only 1 out of 10 ever received anything for it and those that did it was a fraction of the contract, many were beat to death. Which do you think was cheaper a price of a ticket or buying a grown person. Slaves were expensive and indentured were cheap.
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  378. @Jinxed Swashbuckler Correct. Most people aren't aware there were 2 sides to the Civil Rights movement. One was MLK and the other was Malcolm X/Nation of Islam. Society chose MLK's vision. Nation of Islam's vision was what we're seeing now. Malcolm X changed his mind and that's why he was killed. This is also the same ideology of the Weather Underground from the 70s and 80s. It's taken that long for it to reach this point. Critical Theory has been around a long time, just most weren't aware of it.
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  379.  @zdtvcomet  The federal law is the age of 26. It’s not dependent on if they are in college. If your child doesn’t have insurance, you can carry them on your policy until the age of 26. My 24 year old is on mine and doesn’t go to college. Our insurance is through my husband’s employer.
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  380. @Right click save as It's not a public bathroom. Public bathrooms are put in by the government and maintained by the government and tax dollars. A bathroom in a business is supplied and maintained by the business. So yes, just to control expenses you should have some level of control over who enters them. Otherwise you'll never have one because it will constantly need repairs. A business can post that guns aren't allowed in places that allow open carry. I think it's crazy you think a business shouldn't have control over their property.
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  381. People ask that just because he did all that if that means he deserves to die. My answer is always YES!! All rapists should be killed or held in prison for life. Their victims will never be the same and neither should they.
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  382. Proof? It's public record so it shouldn't be hard for you to find since you have the date and other info.
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  383.  @michaelscott-joynt3215  You wouldn't get enough states to ratify the amendment and it would be dead in the water just like the one for women's rights or something, which we already have so we don't need something "special".
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  384. My family did. I got married at 25. My grandfather called my hope chest, something women collect things in preparing for a husband and children, my hopeless chest. They didn't think I'd ever get married. Our fertility drops before 30. 35 is when it starts to get dangerous with lots of complications.
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  385. They had no choice. Now their stock is down and it's not worth as much. They most likely have advertisers asking questions because of the claims Elon has made. They've fired or relocated their HR department and have a hiring freeze. Things are about to get ugly for tech companies because of the economic downturn. A court has also found that you can lodge a lawsuit against the algorithms. They aren't protected by 230. Plus several pending lawsuits of them acting as agents of the government. It's about to get really interesting.
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  386. Win ot lose the squeeze, they've hurt the hedge funds and on this move alone cost them almost $20 billion. That's nothing to sneeze at and well played WSB!! Y'all won as far as I'm concerned because you scared them.
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  387. Not in all cases. It's normal for a male child to mimic the mother buy putting on their shoes, messing with their jewelry and makeup. In some serial killers the father responded violently to this and continued to mock the child about it throughout their childhood. Making fun of them for spending more time with the mother, common in young boys just like it's common for young girls to want to be around their father. It boils down to treating the child as bad for doing normal things regardless of which parent does it. This causes them to feel unwanted and abnormal. That leads to antisocial behavior later because the people that are supposed to like them as a child doesn't so why would anyone else is the thought process behind it. It can also cause an unhealthy bond with the parent that is nice to the child which turns into hate later because they can't break away from it. Especially if the parent they create that bond to is also abusive, just in a different way. That when they'll kill people that look like that person. They can't bring themselves to kill the person because doing so would also harm them. So instead they kill replacements. Edit: This isn't pure nurture either. There's usually an underlying family history of mental illness which throws in a genetic factor. Just nobody knows exactly where it comes from genetically.
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  388. Hair guy!
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  389. They had to make sure McCarthy takes control of the House instead of someone else. If all of the others got in, they'd vote for someone else as Speaker. It's all about power to them.
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  390. @Allen Janco They didn’t help the US out of the kindness of their hearts. There was a global war between France and England at the time and the US was just another battleground for it.
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  391.  @RansomMemoryAccess  I hate to tell you, but that cultural Marxism started in France and was exported to the US. It’s just making it’s way back home. It’s called Post Modernism.
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  392. No. It's because they do want to. All new builds have electric stoves for a reason. It's extremely hard to find a house with a gas one. They want to ban gas cars too just like California has.
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  393. This is like when the Economic Forum put out the "you'll own nothing and be happy" with the whole build back better. That was a "conspiracy" too until Trudeau said it, then Boris, and it was Biden's campaign slogan. After that it wasn't a conspiracy anymore. They are the NWO and always were.
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  394. Litchtman brags, but they had to change his prediction to win the popular vote to keep him "right." He's been wrong 3 times, but it sounds better to say he always gets it right.
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  395.  @lumendelsol  I can homeschool easily where I am. Sorry it's not what you're trying to say everywhere so you can try to spread fear. My sister did it and I know many others that have. It's a community here with field trips and everything. I fill out some paperwork basically to inform the school district and teach them. My son even had a couple come take the national testing for advanced courses with the public school kids. I'm not sure why you decided to personally attack Jack, but it just makes you look pathetic and jealous.
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  396.  @strategery101  I guess you didn't watch Tim last night or you'd know parents across the country are fighting against this. That's why the teacher's union is doing this. Otherwise they'd just quietly keep teaching it.
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  397. This is the Anna that supports BLM as they chant "We're for the criminals". The same Anna that cheers and encourages electing prosecutors who won't do their job and she will protect them (like she is the one DeSantis just removed). The issue is as the pendulum swings back, there are going to be a lot of people that suddenly don't say what they had been and will act like they never supported any of this. There's a difference in really changing and just going along for political or personal expediency.
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  398. 100%. Whenever a company folds that quickly it's because they've become worthless over night. That doesn't happen from just lost revenue over time. When Musk got fined for talking up Tesla on Twatter, he did it because they had shorted his stock.
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  399. The battleground is YouTube. If he's booted off, he's lost the battle.
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  400. This isn't new. When the Tictac video was released they confirmed it and released one themselves. They also changed the reporting of them for pilots and radar trackers.
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  401.  @Shadowlief  Everyone seems to have forgotten that the intelligence community said it was very easy to fake being a Russian hacker.
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  402.  @enduros5endy461  This is normal for our generation. We've been here before. I'm finding it funny how everything seems to repeat. Always the Commies though. I haven't figured out why so many people seem to trust everything China says. They're learning the hard way.
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  403. If they do, it will reflect badly on them and Biden. It will make Biden look even weaker. It will make more normies wonder and look up what's going on. Let them do it.
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  404. ​​ @joemama5181  A woman who left the FBI because of what they were doing said it pretty much has to be dismantled and rebuilt. That what's going on is too ingrained in the current agency. The only way to get it out is to redo it. There have been a few patriotic whistle blowers, but too few.
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  405. Judging by comments, it seems a lot of people are fairly ignorant of voting laws when it comes to businesses. It's legally required that your employer give you time off to go vote. They don't have to pay you, but they do have to allow you the time away to go do it. You simply inform them when you're going to vote and go back to work afterwards. Just like they have to let you off for jury duty which is also a civic duty.
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  406.  @bundesautobahn7  " people educate non violent racists". That's reeducation and wrong. How exactly would you determine who is since it's a thought? There's a reason racism in the US was down to less than 5% of the population before this mess even though it has been a relatively short time since Jim Crowe days. Being around everyday people of different races shows we aren't that different. Trying to weed out the small number of racists is what caused this.
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  407.  @iv6123  I've looked at this person's comments and don't see one saying what you're claiming. Are you trying to imply all 1 million + subscribers of Tim is some kind of hive mind? That it's not full of individuals with different opinions? It's the far left that are collectivists and, if you're one, that would explain your confusion in why different people have different opinions. Edit: You're also claiming everyone is a libertarian too. Libertarians definitely don't agree on everything. They vary between left leaning all the way to anarchist, and everything in between.
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  408. ​ @bullmoose5574  The other time was a single heckler shouting about Gaza. She didn't tell him that though. Just stood there frozen.
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  409. She probably thought they were chanting USA. Which telling people shouting that they're at the wrong rally is a worse look than telling the Christian that.
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  410. I agree. Trump missed some opportunities, but he clearly knew the facts of what's happening on the ground. Biden was clueless but he nailed the buzzwords like "equity".
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  411. I've been surprised how many people in this comment section seem to not know marriage existed before Christianity. I suppose I shouldn't be, but I still was. Marriage, in some form, has been a thing since before civilization began. It's been tied to a religious ceremony since then too. Religion predates civilization. My Native American tribe even had the concept of divorce.
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  412. ​​ @feeblemind  He's absolutely trying to say that. It's really odd how he boasted about being #1 in Diablo 4 and then this where he was bragging about being the best in PoE2 which he never was. Someone that's known to work pretty much 24/7 and get little sleep. So much so that's it's destroyed every relationship he's ever been in. Suddenly he has all this free time to play video games?
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  413. "The left want to live in the woods". These are the same people that think meat magically appears in the store. I say let them go live in the woods. They'll die in a few months and the rest of us can move on.
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  414.  @sonsoftexas  We're not on the jury so having an opinion about something has zero effect on the trial. You're the problem because you're trying to imply no one should have an opinion about anything ever because it could be wrong. That's cowardly. I really want you to point out all these "activists" in the Republican leadership because they seem pretty spineless to me. You would rather me allow segregation to come back then dare to stand up and say this is wrong. You'd willingly give away your rights because you don't want to cause waves. I've fought authoritarian ideas since the 80s. I fought it when it was coming from the right and I'll fight it when it's coming from the left. That's not tribalism, that's standing for something and having real morals and standards. You don't seem to understand what that is and that's a you problem, not a me problem.
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  415.  @jerseyhammer1951  There was a black gentleman last night in Portland trying to tell the white protests that (it didn't turn into a riot). That these white people need to bring a black person and that the violence wasn't the answer, legislation is. Called them out for not providing solutions and not actually speaking to the black community. That when they get bored it's blacks that will face the racism they are creating.
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  416.  @NoQuarterNoMercy1  They would in this contract too. What do you think "in perpetuity" means? Even Jeremy acknowledged that. Just not his old stuff, but anything while under contract would belong to them forever. Which if they decide to keep extending it every 2 years at those terms, he's already agreed to as well (they'll own that too) until they decide to let him go.
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  417.  @flynick  That is NOT a knuckle duster. It has two blades attached between two finger holes. It's called a knuckle knife and if he had got his neck, yes it's lethal. Yes, it's a knife. The only reason anyone would downplay this is if they are sympathetic to the left or are pushing their own agenda. There's a good still of the weapon on Andy Ngo's thread about it on Twitter. Tim didn't show the video because only authoritative news sources are allowed to show videos containing violence now. So the video would have been removed or age restricted.
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  418. One verified instance of that doesn't mean every instance is the same. Can you prove those civilians were armed? Plus armed civilians are not trained and are accounted for in the Geneva convention. That's like saying because I own a gun the police can just kill me for being alive. Using your reasoning, every single person in the US is a member of the military and can be targeted by a foreign adversary simply because we have more guns than people. 10,000 guns were handed out. That's no where near the population of Ukraine. The theater he hit did not have any military hardware near it. I've seen people trying to claim because a few military men were with them as guards that made it fine which is ridiculous.
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  419. Why bother? Trudeau is taking all the fun ones. First thing my Canadian husband bought when he got his green card was a gun.
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  420.  @blackmendosa  Really old. Property taxes have been a thing for a couple thousand years at this point. Not even kidding. Rome had them. Yes you're renting it from the city or county because the government owns the land. They're who protects the land if there's an invasion. Not you all by yourself. The government can't just take it though without cause. That's why it's called private property unlike in other forms of government where the government can just decide tomorrow they want it back.
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  421. I heard there was a promising one that if it continued to show success will be available next month. Supposed to bring deaths down to below yearly flu levels.
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  422. Gen X here. My kids aren't out there because I taught them right and taught them at home on top of their schooling. Gen X that listened to heavy metal, dressed in black concert t-shirts, got in trouble, did drugs, etc You know the trouble makers, like me, are the most well adjusted. It's all the kids Becky's had.
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  423. Why is anyone surprised a President that's already violated the Constitution violates it again? After the 2016 primary when their corruption was exposed and they were proud of it and said they'd do it again is when I vowed to never vote Democrat again. The thought of rewarding a party that corrupt with power was disgusting to me. I'm actually glad about what's happening. It's showing normal people the truth and where the real corruption is. Hopefully more now understand that these unelected bureaucrats have far too much power and don't have to answer to anyone. Our checks and balances fails because there is none for them. This is what happens when a centralized government gets too big.
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  424. ​​ @seemlesslies  They absolutely can strike. I don't know who told you that. They have to maintain enough to continue to provide whatever service, but they can still strike. Police do it, EMT do it, the Air Traffic Control did it under Reagan. Which is when the provision was added that they couldn't shut down all services in the process of one. Striking is their main leverage. It's the only real power a Union has. Otherwise, if the employer refused to negotiate at contract time, what are they going to do about it?
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  425. ​​ @seemlesslies ​ They absolutely can strike. Reagan busted the Air Traffic Control strike in the 80s. A union is unless without that ability. They just have to maintain a skeleton crew to provide the minimum services. Edit: Teachers go on strike. They're government employees. Police do it and are also government employees.
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  426.  @hadtocheathimtobeathim6549  It's been an issue long before the virus, it's just escalated. There's a reason we had roof Koreans during the LA riot and why that group attacked that neighborhood when they were rioting over police brutality.
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  427.  @AngryReptileKeeper  The left has worked well on you. The PMRC was a leftist group and the leader was Tipper Gore. Democrat Senator Al Gore's wife. Democrats took the stand in trials saying video games caused violence. Yes Christians protested stuff, but they were on both sides of the political aisle. It was mainly Democrats that were successful in enacting policies that limited speech.
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  428.  @dinofeather  First, they aren't liberals. These are extremely illiberal ideals. 2nd things have always been limited at public schools. Otherwise kids would live there all year and be in the classroom 24/7. Not just in elementary through high school either. Not every public college offers courses on every subject, is that limiting freedom of speech? I couldn't take geology in my community college therefore my freedom of speech was violated. Speakers are also usually limited by what the school teaches. The exception is when a group pays for someone to come speak. That's why this bill makes it clear that tax dollars can't be spent on this stuff and they shouldn't be forced. Going to listen to those speakers is voluntary and this prevents teachers from forcing their class to go to it for a grade. This bill isn't limiting or banning speech, it's just you and Tim don't understand how these institutions work and what this bill is really doing.
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  429.  @draconisthewyvern3664  Read my response to dinofeather.
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  430. That's not the topic. Pearl made a statement which is the topic. I'm not sure why so many men are trying to deflect everything back onto them. Women correcting their husband is the topic.
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  431. They couldn't be heard in the courtroom. If they can, protests are moved back until they can't be. That's the line that's been drawn for courthouses.
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  432. I though that was packing the courts. Something like my policy will be whatever my policy is.
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  433. "It's complicated"
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  434. You mean the people screaming ist and phobe at everyone and rioting over it?
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  435. You’ve never been in a courtroom. No they don’t. Unfortunately if the crime is bad enough or they are repeat offenders, they have be dealt with for the safety of others. Unless they’re just getting tossed in the drunk tank for the night.
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  436. He's not already on trial. WTF are talking about? He's simply fighting extradition which means his lawyer will go in front of a judge to argue why he can't be transported from where he is to New York. It's not that uncommon. The trial will be at minimum 1-2 years away.
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  437. I'm enjoying them trying to call it aid and that some of that aid goes to citizens. They're betting on people being too stupid to know AID doesn't stand for aid. Bringing Bill Gates on to say millions will die.
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  438. Because it's considered unsafe. That's why you throw it away.
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  439.  Achmed Seldomsinsobar  You can't wear that to vote. It's against voting laws to have anything with a candidate or issue within a certain distance from polling stations.
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  440.  @cozzaruckus  The votes she's changing aren't in her guy's district. She has the ones she "helps" tell friends in that district how great his staff is and the wonderful gifts they got to convince them to flip. That way her candidate is clean.
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  441. He wanted Hillary to win to expose aliens.
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  442. As others have said Libertarian socialist can't be a thing. The foundation of libertarianism is private property rights. Socialism doesn't recognize private property. They can't coexist.
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  443.  @gmeister03  To keep global population below 500 million and to genetically cultivate humanity. The people that love it and defend are the same people that call others the bad guys from WWII. They can't see that's the same ideology as they had.
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  444.  @garybrown2039  See my reply to Lisa.
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  445.  @svperuzer  That's the great thing about freedom. You can choose to finance people that hate you, and I can choose not to. Edit: Just like I didn't finance people that hated me during the satanic panic. You're acting like this is a new thing, when it's not.
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  446.  @chrisbaker8533  I'm fighting the anime and manga stuff. We still don't know where it's originating from though. Amazon won't answer the publishers. I've canceled my Amazon prime and will no longer use them and told them why. I canceled my HBO and told them why. I've told people in those communities that we got stuff through the Iron Curtain to the USSR and East Germany and we can do it again. I fought music bans and book bans/burnings before and I'll do it again.
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  447. I will explain the price difference to you for your hospital bill. Every year insurance companies get with providers and a price for every procedure is set. Patients without insurance get a lower rate because it's negotiable. They don't have to pay someone to do your insurance paperwork, spend resources to send it to them, pay someone else to haggle with them when they refuse to pay as much as was agreed, etc. Plus a lot of hospitals have charity and a certain amount is automatically added for uninsured patients. It's understood with insurance companies that they are paying more to help make sure the hospitals within their network are able to provide the best care possible with helping pay for new equipment and training. Edit: Some insurance companies will offer you money back if you'll claim your uninsured for the cash price and then file with them afterwards to be reimbursed.
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  448. I've got 400 + lbs of beef, freezing chicken when I can find some extra, plants are started, I'll be buying excess from farmers to can and freeze, and I've got a generator if the power goes out. I won't be needing powder food. If you live in cities or don't have these skills then I do recommend it. If nothing else, it'll supplement a weekly meal or two to cut down on food costs. Edit: I strongly recommend an herb garden since that can be done inside. I have one that I've built onto a wall so it doesn't take up space. Find Depression Era and WWII Era recipes. Use your herbs to improve the flavors. These meals were invented to use as little ingredients as possible to feed as many as possible. Buy big bags of flour because we know there's going to be a shortage. Then you can make your own bread and pasta.
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  449. ​​​ @JNo0ne  Consumer tax credits go to the consumer. Not Musk. When I purchased my solar panels I got the credit and the refund of MY taxes that I could sign over to the company to pay for part of what I owed or put it in my bank. You listed only tax credits. That just means the government doesn't take more of my money or the money of the business. That's not being taxpayer funded in the slightest. When the government gives me back $ 2,000 of the money I personally paid in as my personal tax credit, it's not coming from your taxes. It's $2,000 out of the $30,000 that was taken out of my checks for the year. Edit: It's really sad you don't know what the words credit and consumer means.
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  450. Most likely. Just like the BLM people that stormed it over the bill allowing people to fight back against rioters. Jumped on the floor during voting physically threatening legislators.
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  451. Federally protected is race, sex, sexual orientation, etc. It’s what’s protected under the Civil Rights Act. It’s not saying one race is protected and another isn’t. It’s saying you can’t discriminate based on these things.
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  452. BLM did it in 2020 too I think over a riot bill. People were arrested. You’re allowed to protest. You’re not allowed to threaten legislators which is what happened then.
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  453. ​ @dennis5235456  How was Reagan nuts? If you were on a college campus that might explain why you believed that. Depending on what part of the country. College has been pushing leftist ideology for decades. People only realize it now because it's so in your face.
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  454. ​ @dennis5235456  Why? I remember that time period. Far leftists were committing terrorist attacks. Just like now, they'd gone too far and faced the consequence of it. I hope now you understand even back then college campuses were a place of leftists brainwashing depending on where you went. Those of us outside that bubble understood how far they're willing to go to try to hold onto power.
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  455.  @phiNjustin  Murder isn't a "human right". If you step on an endangered species egg, you will be charged with a crime because it's understood you just ended a life. Yes I'm aware humans aren't endangered, but that's not the point. The point is you're punished for ending a life. Science says it's a unique human being. As for my body my choice pertaining to the jab vs abortion, the government isn't putting sperm into the woman. She's deciding to do so. To put it on the same level as the jab, it would be choosing to get it and then demanding it gets removed from your body. Edit: Birth control is available everywhere, even over the internet. This idea of removing all personal responsibility because you don't like the outcome of your actions isn't a good reason to murder.
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  456. They are supposed to go with what the people say when they vote. That's their job. They are there to represent what their constituents want. They tell you what their policy positions are so the majority can decide if that's positions they support. As other things come up, they should listen to the people they represent to decide how to vote. The Senators represent the interest of the individual state. So they vote based on what the state government wants that the people elected. Edit: Politicans not voting in line with their constituents is a problem. You don't understand how the system is intended to function.
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  457. Who's going to do the arrests? Everything falls under the jurisdiction of the DOJ who is just as corrupt. The best they can do is expose it so people can sue the government for rights violations.
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  458.  @sarahbrown5073  That's my issue. Are they only going to make white people pay even though Natives and fee blacks also had slaves? I'm white, Native, and black. I'm not sure what part of me owes the other parts.
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  459. The judge wants a jury verdict. He believes that juries are smart enough to see through all the BS. If it's not not guilty, I do believe he will call a mistrial. If he doesn't, the decision won't withstand an appeal and Kyle can remain free during the appeal process by court order. Kyle needs a not guilty to be able to go after the media for defaming him. He could also then sue the state for malicious prosecution as well. The gun charge alone gives him that.
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  460.  @chrispatzelt6480  They have been in the added unemployment every week. They extended benefits to jobs that normally don't get them. Why is everyone forgetting about that part? It's an extra $1200 a month. So yeah that equals the amount a stimulus check would be. We went out of town shopping and had to grab dinner while there. We had to go to 3 different restaurants to find a place that had enough on staff to operate halfway decently. It's because they are making more money to stay home so the open positions aren't being filled.
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  461. ​​ @trash.heap.collective  I had pre-eclampsia with both my pregnancies. Do you know the cure? Giving birth. Either way the baby has to come out. Dead or alive is completely irrelevant because it's the hormones causing the high blood pressure. They don't reduce until several days after giving birth. Meaning, there's no medical reason to terminate the pregnancy. Pre-eclampsia doesn't occur until the baby is near viability or most commonly midway through the 3rd trimester. There's no way to predict it will occur before it does so a doctor or nurse claiming you'll get it so you need to terminate is bs. My first pregnancy was high risk from the start because my cervix wasn't tightening like it should risking him just falling out. My pre-eclampsia didn't happen until 3 weeks to my due date. My second was high risk once pre-eclampsia showed during the 8th month. Even then, you have time before you risk going toxic. I was induced 3 weeks after my blood pressure first was high and was fine. I didn't even need to be induced with the first. I was however given blood pressure medication during labor during the first because it was getting dangerously high. Perfectly fine as long as you aren't breastfeeding. You have no idea what you're talking about. Sorry, but your friends first mistake was going to Planned Parenthood instead of an OB where they'd be given every possible scenario including how likely anything bad would happen instead of just generic "very risky." With my first everything that could be done was laid out to me clearly. Every possible medical intervention to save it and the odds of it being successful. Including what would be done if attempts were unsuccessful if I got pregnant again to ensure success the next time. Edit: Nobody walks into PP without already having decided their choice. So saying that's where you're friend went spoke volumes. Those looking to try if at all possible go to pregnancy centers.
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  462.  @audiovideotweaker  That's about how many on campus make it into a fraternity or sorority of their choice. Maybe 0.010%.
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  463. Ignore the feds all over the comment section calling for violence and for you to not pay your taxes. All of those actions will result in your prosecution and loss of your vote and gun rights. Don't give those away.
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  464.  @Zeivusgaming  I have yet to see but maybe 1 or 2 trigger laws that don't allow for the exception of r@pe, incest, and life of woman. Even those couple allow for life of woman. Nobody is "trapped" anywhere. If they can't afford a bus ticket to a nearby state, they couldn't afford to have the procedure done in the first place. They are not free, which many seem to think they are. Medicaid does pay for them, but only for the reasons that most states have an exception for. Edit: They aren't crossing into a foriegn country or something. It's a few hours ride for 97% of women. You are a prime example of someone that's completely uninformed on the reality of the situation.
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  465. Every President for at least 100 years. All given usually within the first month or so.
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  466. Oh joy.
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  467. Most people aren’t upset about him not talking about her backstory. It’s him not covering the bannings and her having an connection inside Twitter. People getting banned for linking podcasts she was on isn’t violating TOS. If Twitter doesn’t recognize fair use, Musk isn’t making the platform creator friendly like he claimed.
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  468. You described Russia. How conveniently everyone seems to forget this is the 4th time they've invaded a neighboring country and are threatening Sweden and Finland right now. Nobody threatened to invade Russia so you're analogy makes zero sense. Ukraine doesn't belong to Russia. Neither does Georgia (who Russia has invaded and is threatening to again), Poland (Russia is constantly threatening), Sweden, Finland, or any former Soviet country. Unfortunately Chechnya does because they managed to invade and take over there. Take a look at what they did to the dissidents there while you're crying for the Russians that have been fighting in Donbas.
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  469. The comic industry is already being taken care of with independent crowdfunding similar to games. Most of the bigger ones are circling the bowl. The one that handles the High Republic has been losing investors months for a few years now. It's on it's last legs.
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  470. @Jinxed Swashbuckler No one they have done anything to is “mine”. If they come for me and mine I will defend with deadly force and gladly pay any price for doing so. Just because someone might look like me, doesn’t make them “mine”. They aren’t my property.
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  471.  @growhuntkillcaneat  You mean the German immigrants that couldn’t speak English and the drunks that didn’t know what they were signing? That’s who fought in 1776. Only a very small number of the English colonists fought. Even then it was mostly the poor and many former indentured servants. On my grandfather’s side, it was his German immigrant ancestors that fought. On my grandmother’s side, it was her English former indentured servants. That’s who fought and died, not the general public.
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  472. Vanguard is mutual funds. It's your retirement funds that they are using. If they don't ask you and they are using your money to invest in Twitter, they've violated their responsibility. If they refuse to sell, they are opening themselves up for a lawsuit of mismanagement of funds. These people are using YOUR money to control these companies.
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  473. Me and hubby just bought solar panels for our house for the same reason. They asked if we were interested because it's green energy and both automatically said no. We had a generator wired into our old house. With them trying to get rid of gas, we figured this was the best choice now to make sure we always have electricity. It also locks in our energy costs. It's a win win and when they need to replace, we'll be dead and it's someone else's problem.
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  474. While you understand that everything is from the human perspective, you fail to address it when it comes to climate change. You talk about extinction events, without putting them in the context of the bigger picture. Things have always gone extinct. What's being done in the name of environmentalism is to try to lock the Earth into what is essentially a snap shot of time for it because humans believe it's the best thing for the Earth. Ignoring that the most stable time in the Earth's history was during dinosaurs when the Earth was pretty stable for millions of years. We're currently attempting to manipulate the Earth to stay exactly how it is right now because we believe it's in our best interest. Not acknowledging that we can adapt and live fine in hotter temperatures with the advances we currently have and we'll create new ones as it progresses. Whenever humans try to control nature, it rarely ends well in the long run.
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  475. I've been saying the Democratic party needs to be done away with when they were proud of how they fixed the primaries in 2016. If they're that corrupt against their own party members, they'll be even worse when they have power. I wasn't wrong. It's the oldest party. We know power corrupts over time. They need to be replaced.
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  476. I'm seeing some people defending the banks for what happened in 2008. Yes the government told them to give loans to some even though they were higher risk. That's not what caused the problem. The removal of regulations let the banks give everyone and anyone a high risk loan and they happily did. It's called predatory lending. The bank would qualify you for a certain amount of money based on a flexible rate loan. This allowed people to qualify for more than they could afford if interest rates went up. A home loan is for minimum 15 years, but most are 30 years. The odds of interest rates increasing at some point in that time period is high. So when interest rates went up, they had all you had paid into your loan up to that point and now also get to take and sell your house as well. It wasn't really high risk for the bank, it was only high risk to you. Unfortunately a lot of people did that and Tim explained how they hid it from the public. I bought a house then and they pushed that loan hard. The difference is we had already negotiated a price for the home before we went to the bank and I refused everything except a fixed rate loan because I fully understood the potential for the other ones. This narrative that the "big mean government" forced the "poor defenseless banks" to give those loans is garbage. The banks were making out like bandits until it all came crashing down. Most of that, like the bailouts, went into bankers pockets in bonuses. I'm surprised so many seem to think the government scratching the big guy's back and the media lying to you is new. It's been standard practice for a very long time. Edit to add: The regulations still aren't fixed. At least they weren't under Obama and now Biden is pushing for those loans again. Be careful if you're purchasing something long term after that.
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  477. It means unidentified flying object. Everyone knows that. That's not even what they use anymore.
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  478. It's papers for his Presidential library which he's allowed to have and every former President does. They'd already been there and put their own lock on the door. They forgot the key and had to break their own lock.
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  479. I've got to correct Tim on Juneteenth. It's not when slavery ended. Texas was not the last state to have slaves. Entering Texas was the last of the Confederate states to be officially taken. The Emancipation Proclamation only was for the Confederacy who were no longer under US rule so it meant nothing. The passing of the amendment after the end of the war ended slavery because 4 states that stayed in the US still had legal slavery. They freed their slaves after the amendment and the government compensated them for the loss of their slaves. That was the end of slavery in the US. Juneteenth is revisionist history because it was only EVER a local celebration, not a national one. So we're now celebrating as a national holiday the day slavery ended in the Confederate States. Technically it didn't end even after the amendment because then the government had to negotiate with the Native tribes that still had them to free them, such as in Oklahoma and other territories at the time, but then you get into the were they more a sovereign territory or not issue. As for your two cases, they both deserve serious time. She's a lawyer which makes her crime particularly egregious. She took an oath when she was accepted into the BAR, she planned it, she handed out explosives to other people making them participants in her act of terror, and still shows no remorse for her actions. She should get minimum 10 years without probation and disbarred. The Capital case he should absolutely get 7 years. I know it's not a popular opinion, but he did some horrific things. He helped that officer be shot by his own stun gun multiple times, which could have easily killed him. It's a lethal weapon. Not as lethal as a firearm, but still lethal. He also encouraged and got his own child to participate in the beating of the officer which is disturbing. So I think he got what he deserves. Had it not been a heat of the moment and been planned, then he'd deserve the same sentence as I said for her. Edit: The fact she's trying to claim anxiety and depression as an excuse for her actions is ludicrous and she knows that as a lawyer. She wasn't mentally insane so no amount of mental illness short of that gets you criminally excused for your behavior. Even then you're sent a psych hospital for years.
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  480. On the date nights weren't a thing and marriages were successful she's 100% wrong on and this is why people need to stop pretending she does research or knows what she's talking about. While definitely not called that, adult alone time absolutely was a thing and a priority in every type of civilization until recently. It got phased out because modern society values parental interaction with children over adult interactions once a child is born and because the dual income family dynamic makes it difficult to prioritize adult time on with giving attention to children. Children were seen and not heard as a rule until modern times. That means their lives rotated around the parent's world. Unlike today where the parent's world revolves around the child. They absolutely spent a lot of time away from their children. Not alone because it was usually a social gathering focused on adults interacting with each other. The children would all be sent to a different area of the house or outside under the supervision of the children on the cusp of adulthood. The children stayed there until the parents came and got them which could even be the next day. They were not to interrupt the adults unless someone was dying. Everything else the older children took care of. This was true in tribal life as well. It's only recently that that's changed so going back to something that prioritizes adult interactions on occasion instead of only prioritizing the children is a step back to recreating that balance that was, even according to Pearl, more successful. Edit: Why someone gives credence to a woman that's only had 1 boyfriend, never married or even asked, and pushing 30 as some type of expert is beyond me. If her advice was sound, why isn't it working for her? Because it's bs.
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  481. Musk streamed himself playing Path of Exiles 2 after boasting he had the "best" and highest ranked character. The problem was, he didn't know even basic things about the game. It would take playing hundreds of hours of playtime to get a character to that level. There's no way you wouldn't know the basics. Game streamers called him out on it. That he'd paid someone to boost it (level it up) or bought the character. Asmongold reacted to those streamers and gently agreed with them. Elon got his undies in a bunch and removed Asom's verified checkmark that he'd paid for and unfollowed Asmon.
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  482. That's not "woke". That's a large group of people being discriminated against. Woke is pro segregation, the opposite of what the Civil Rights was about. It's pro discrimination. If you can't tell the difference, then this isn't your fight.
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  483. They aren't the same thing. Implying "fight" always means violence is what they tried to impeach Trump on. So you're allowing and even helping them change definitions. You're welcome to join them since you seem to like them so much.
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  484.  @hybridh9702  It's not the " fanbase". It's things that have come from Twitter workers own mouths. That they were allowed off for extended periods, were allowed to only work a few hours a week, etc. Given it took two+ years to create an edit button, it's clear they didn't have real deadlines. In fact employees have said the programming is old and hasn't been updated in a decade or more. In the All Hands Call with Elon before he purchased it, they were showing pictures of wine bottles that they'd be drinking during it. Then there's the "Day in the life of a Twitter Employee" videos. If they don't want people thinking that kind of stuff, they shouldn't put it out there.
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  485. Tim said unmarked military police. It helps if you don't change what was said.
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  486.  @joshuarich7527  My father was military police. Military police are not ICE, deportation agents, or Marshals which is what was sent to Portland. They also are not FBI agents or Marshals which were sent to Chicago. The agents were also not "unmarked". Sounds like you don't know crap.
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  487.  @joannleichliter4308  I guess I'm the only person that actually listened to Tim in the video. Von here wants Tim to provide proof of something he didn't say. Tim did not say the false accusation was feds were sent to Portland. The false narrative pushed is that it was "unmarked Military Police". The quotations are because that's what Tim said word for word in the video. Ya know, what quotations actually are for. Yes military police police the military. My father was one. They do not police civilians, but apparently that doesn't stop people from making false claims which Tim pointed out.
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  488. It's my understanding the permit allows you to CC in places it's not protected by Constitutional carry. If it's concealed it's not like anyone will know, but I think if you have to use it you could potentially face charges. It allows you to carry in state buildings and places like that. It also gets you out of a lot of traffic tickets.
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  489. Oh good for Tennessee! Welcome from Arkansas.
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  490. She most likely was forced to by her publicist, record company, and everyone else that is dependent on her income for their job.
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  491. It's nice I guess that Putin doesn't believe in MAD. Unfortunately it's US policy. If a nuke is launched, it WILL result in us launching ours back. That's the deterrent, not just having them. It's so the people in these countries understand if their leader fires, they are dead. That's to prevent them from putting into power or allowing someone to remain in power that will use them. Edit: I love when people who didn't experience the height of the Cold War talk about what will happen if they're used.
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  492. ​ @cherylzarczynski7642 ​ Oil is a speculation market. It won't go down until oil is found or more exploration occurs. His energy secretary was just confirmed 3 days ago. You're either incredibly ignorant or intentionally bad faith. When Biden took over, were you asking where the vaccines were before his cabinet was even confirmed? Why he hadn't cured cancer yet by his 2nd week like he promised?
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  493. If that's from her book, it's completely made up. Her entire backstory was made up to make her more appealing. She comes from a wealthy family.
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  494. ​​​ @Aaron-fo1sy  She shouldn't be monetized on social media. When someone enters office they have to divest from everything else. If she's making a lot of money from social media that will influence her decisions when it comes to them. Speaking fees has long been a way for large corporations and lobbying groups to funnel money to politicians for favorable decisions. Just like Congress has made it legal for them to engage in insider trading. They've made themselves exempt from it. Book deals too is how money is laundered to them. They write a book and large donors make large orders. That's why Bernie was able to buy his 3rd house and finally be a millionaire after he bowed out for Hillary. His book deal was his payoff. We know this because honest politicians like Thomas Massey aren't shy about spilling the beans about how it works in DC. He refuses to engage in any of that stuff. He's explained multiple times why when someone enters Congress even if they're just a regular person doing it for the right reasons they become almost immediately corrupted. Edit: If you want to know who's honest and who's benefiting themselves from their position, look at how they answer if Congress should be barred from trading while in office because they control the bills that impact companies and their stock prices. They know what's coming before anyone else. If they say yes, they're honest. If they say no, they're using their position to enrich themselves. AOC says no. That she "needs" to own multiple houses. She also committed campaign violations by paying her boyfriend with campaign donations. You're either young or just became politically aware because everything I typed has been known for decades.
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  495. Because it's a breach of contract. The 1 billion will play into it as well at some point. This isn't uncommon. Usually it results in a settlement of a lower price. Twitter will have to prove it provided accurate information on its bot count to the court. That's the sticking point. If they can't, then they'll owe Musk the 1 billion and their business will tank.
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  496. You aren't wrong. I don't know what alphabet agency it was, but one was in a stream I was watching a couple of weeks ago. He didn't really try to hide too much because it was Patriots in the chat and he told the guy collecting the streams that a gift was being sent to him. He confirmed they were using drones and covering everything. It was shortly after DHS pulled out of the courthouse.
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  497.  BIRTHDAYFACE046  You can grow them in a container if you don't have a yard. Even if you only have access to a fire escape.
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  498. I don't see anything about anyone postponing aid to Ukraine so how exactly did they "back off"?
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  499.  @Sellot91  They still can use all the contraceptives they want. The morning after pill, which inhibits implantation, isn't a problem for 99% either. They can still have all the sex they want. That's "reproductive rights". Being exempt from the consequences of your actions isn't a "right". Reproduction has already occurred according to biology at that point. Then there's the issue of equality under the law. The man is legally held responsible if his actions result in a baby yet you believe the woman should be held to a different standard. So it's fine for there to be different laws over different groups?
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  500.  @sleepisthecousinofdeath7395  If outlawing on demand abortion is authoritarianism then you're against all laws right? Every law is holding someone to someone else's morality and judgment. There are people that don't believe it's wrong to murder, r@pe, steal, etc. The truth is it's authoritarian because it's something you don't personally agree with. Viability will be a constantly moving time frame as medical technology improves which is why some are trying to explain to you that's an arbitrary limit to base a law on. For example a baby born within the 6th month until the last couple of decades was more likely to survive than one born at a certain point in the 7th month due to a critical stage of lung development. So "viability" would be 6 months, but not 7 months. Then there's the problem with setting it as the point the baby no longer requires the mother's body to live because it requires the mother's milk to live once outside the womb meaning it's still not "viable". Technically a child isn't viable until at least 7 or 8 years old because it requires assistance to perform simple tasks like acquiring food. Like it or not, this reduction in the belief of the sanctity of life has been a major factor in why we have the problem with murders and violence today.
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  501. Why shouldn't they? I don't recall these same nations demanding anyone else that's been attacked should stop. Why is it only one country being told they can't eliminate a terrorist organization threatening and killing their citizens? The US went into Syria against Syria's wishes after ISIS and no one said don't.
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  502. He's presented some good ideas. I like the one that if you pay monthly after so long you get a checkmark. This will allow normal people to have their voices amplified and degrade the idea that the checkmark makes you some type of authority.
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  503. Where do you live that a small house costs $250,000? That's your first problem. My son just bought one for $60,000.
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  504. I've been saying this for months. The deaths are listed by the CDC as PIC deaths. It stands for pneumonia, influenza, and COVID. It's to catch any deaths that are probable cases.
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  505. They say they want to make sure there's no illegal content. Everything else is people determining what they mean based on what that person thinks they mean. It depends on what happens after you get censored too. If there's redemption, if there's a good appeals process, etc. This idea that you can hire enough people to manually go over every post is insane. It requires a program. As for your idea of blocking words, I'd have to make 50 variations of the same word to stop people getting around my block.
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  506. How exactly were we doing 2 moves when Russia controlled Ukraine for years and were bribing officials to go against the people? There's a reason Ukraine is corrupt in the first place and it had nothing to do with the US. Anymore than Russia being extremely corrupt does.
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  507. These same businesses will happily sell designs stolen by China from small creators and then mass produce it. Screw them. As for Levi's, they'll charge me over $100 for a pair of jeans made in the US and $20 at Walmart made in China. You get what you deserve.
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  508. Yes and no. If the market was functioning as it should, this would have affected little. The world economy is in the shitter, yet Wallstreet has been fine even gaining. Now why is that? If the market was working as it should, it would reflect the real economic situation. The reason it doesn't is because it's broken. People would not be legitimately investing in new companies in the current economic climate because risk of failure right now is high. Even in new tech startups because of the censorship and that Big Tech is intentionally destroying any competition. Yet " investors" have been making billions in the market while the rest of us are losing our jobs and far too many are now food insecure. Like I said, the system is broken. It's broken because they aren't really "investing" in companies anymore. They are investing in other investors and betting the other investors will like a particular stock. That's it. It's all just a scheme and game of rich people trying to manipulate each other and who can mess with the normies enough to change the trajectory of a stock so they can make more money. Because a very large group of normal just took a crap in their sandbox, they know they don't have the control. That means they lost faith in being able to continue to game the system which makes them think longer and more carefully about investing because it's increased their risk. Contrary to what they are saying, that's a good thing, because that's how it's supposed to work. Edit to add: They leveraged more stock than what exists at 140%. Unless the board allowed their stocks to be leveraged, that's illegal. They got caught with their pants down, and THEIR actions almost crashed the market. Blame should be to them because THEY created the risk.
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  509.  @cl5193  It's the same in where we're moving to in Oklahoma. We live 5 hours away and by the time we could even call about a house, it was sold. They were being bought by real estate agents to flip. We managed to get one $20,000 below asking and $1,000 below appraisal. They threw in all the stainless steel appliances and it's a luxury home with a saltwater in ground pool. It was in the middle of renovation so we have to spend around $5,000 to finish it, but still was a great deal. It would sell for $60,000 more when we finish it. They are out there, but you've got to be willing to put a bit into it. It was impossible to find a renovated or new home in a decent neighborhood with our budget.
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  510. No it's not like Delta. Yes everyone will get even the vaccinated.
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  511. If the man doesn't want to "listen to them", then why did he marry her? Trust her to raise his children? No where in the Bible does it tell a man he should ignore his wife. The opposite in fact. It's why the first early followers were mostly women.
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  512. So you want all the emergency powers to continue because the virus still exists? Declaring something a pandemic is for legal reasons to justify declaring an emergency. Just like you don't declare an emergency from a tornado without it being determined to be a tornado. If you're still afraid, you're free to wear a mask, stay in your house, etc. The threat of restrictions should end for the rest of us, which is all declaring it over does. If you're intention with that comment is something other than wanting it all to continue, you did a poor job conveying that and need to work on how you word things.
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  513.  @muellersgame8001  Republicans have control of 31 states in a redistricting year, took seats in the House, and kept the Senate. That's not losing.
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  514. ​​​ @Robert-qm7yi  You do understand that if "marriage" was only a religious ceremony, that the person/religion overseeing that particular union would make those decisions. There would be no law determining who can and can't. I supported that all marriage done by the state should be a legal civil union because it's seen as basically a contract by the state. That would remove any aspect of religion from the state thus separating church and state. You would sign paperwork equivalent to a contract and submit it to the state. The ceremony has always been the religious part of marriage so that would be regulated back to religions. Edit: You seem to be under the assumption that marriage is only a Christian thing. It was honored by a religious ceremony in every civilization that's ever existed. Even my Native tribe practiced it long before any outsiders set foot in the Americas.
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  515. ​​​ @mcpunchins  Marriage was never about syphilis. I don't know where that came from. It's always been about birthrights. That birthright might be learning the skills your father has acquired so you can build off his knowledge to physical property. A perfect example is in the Bible. Jesus was learning to be a carpenter because his father was one. The idea of marriage and it being a religious ceremony to seal it, predates all currently widely practiced religions. The government was only ever involved when it came to the ruling class. Those not in the ruling class still got married. It was even in tribes before they were discovered by the West so it's not even a Western thing. In tribes it had to do with responsibilities more than possessions, but those still factored in. Women would want the most skilled hunter so they knew they and their children would survive, but also so their children could learn the secrets for that skill. Edit: Many try to claim Native life was socialism or even Communism. In reality it was very much a meritocracy. Your standing in the tribe was determined by your skill. That skill could be in something besides hunting, but you better be the best at it.
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  516. Lauren doesn't have an OF. So now women aren't supposed to be social? We're supposed to never talk to anyone but our husband? That's never ever been true except in Islam. That's not Christianity.
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  517. The divorce rate in 2019 was 45%. Because marriage is way down, especially in Millennials, it's creating a much lower divorce rate. Divorce is lower in that age group than it's been since the 70s. You're numbers are incorrect.
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  518.  @SpartanArmy117  So every person that accidentally shoots someone, no matter the circumstances, shouldn't face charges. No one will be held responsible for their irresponsibility. Giving even more reasons to ban all of them. Parents have gone to jail for leaving a loaded weapon to where their child could find it and accidentally shot themselves, but Baldwin shouldn't face anything even though it can be proven he's worked with guns in similar situations before and is fully aware of proper protocols. Edit: Don't even try he was probably only doing what he was told because he's an actor. Actors, including him, are quick to point out things on set and even yell at directors when they think or know something isn't right. He's no shrinking violet that doesn't voice his opinions.
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  519.  @iironhide6209  NYC is 6% below the median household income in 2017 so it's bad too if that's the only metric you go by. What that figure doesn't take into account is the cost of living. I live in the 2nd poorest state with 17.6% poverty rate. The difference is poverty here still means able to live and thrive. The minimum wage in my state is $11. In New York it's $11.80 and California is $12.00. The difference is the average cost of a house in my state is just over $100,000. In New York and California it's $400,000. The poverty line is set by the average of what it costs to live anywhere. Because of how expensive places like New York and California are it drives that amount up. The average household income in my state is $47,000. The average in New York is $57,000, but my $47,000 will go a lot farther than that $57,000 will in New York. You might point to all the things there is to do in New York, but what good is that when you can't afford to do it? Plus with just a 3 hour drive, I can have access to a lot of that too because that's how far I am from Dallas. Edit to add: I also can buy half a cow from a local farmer and fresh vegetables are cheap enough during growing season, I can buy them in bulk and can/freeze them so I eat far healthier for far cheaper. It all goes into my freezer next to the deer and wild pig my husband killed.
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  520. After all this and you still think the banks and government don't work together? Then why did Clinton and Bush jr. deregulate the banks to the point that they could even create a huge bubble that put the entire world into a recession? And why didn't Obama fix it by reinstating the major regulation that was what always kept them in check? Or did y'all think he fixed it?
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  521. Except Canada still has the Queen on their money and are a commonwealth. The Royal service members can be in direct control of Britain or the Queen. Canada is still very much connected to it. So yes in the US they would make no sense, but in Canada they do.
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  522. ​ @naptown9672  Pot contains way more tar than a cigarette. "Healthier" is laughable.
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  523. Florida used to be slow, but after the contested election in 2000, they tightened it up and made changes so nothing like that could ever happen again.
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  524. Except he's not. He's doing what a very small portion wants. The protests for example are a couple hundred of the thousands on campus. How is that representative of the majority?
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  525.  @generalgreevus8773  The polls have been wrong since 2015. Why do we believe them now?
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  526. Obviously he can't since he's going to beat Biden for Senator.
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  527. He is 100% correct that he should not take it. There's zero evidence of reinfection after natural immunity. Add to that the 25% increase in server reactions for those that already had it, his potential harm far outweighs the risk.
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  528. English. Try it.
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  529. They can threaten all they like. This is well established by the Supreme Court. The courts have affirmed parental rights in medical issues. The court won't strike down laws recognizing and affirming them. The Feds are looking for yet another smackdown by the court. Even the liberal court wouldn't allow Obama to withhold federal funding if states didn't build trans bathrooms in schools.
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  530. I seriously can't stand him, but he has my respect recently. Maybe not my vote yet, but I can just skip him on the ballot.
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  531. We had a bill like that in Arkansas. It was titled about spending limits for campaigns. Way down they put in if it passed it would eliminate term limits. Dumb people voted for it. Had to vote back in term limits.
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  532.  @mackpainter7445  I had it and didn't go to the doctor. You realize there's no treatment right so the majority just get tested and nothing else. Now there's home testing so don't even need them for that. It's funny that you think not seeing a doctor or nurse for this is dangerous when 80% are asymptomatic or very mild.
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  533.  @inthefade  Those aren't "leftists" then. Leftists are the extreme left. The majority of people would be okay with a first trimester limit. I was looking up statistics last night, and abortion overwhelming happens in the first 8-10 weeks. Those are usually chemical, a pill, rather than invasive. That's cheaper, before the heart beat (which we recognize as life in every other scenario), and much more humane for all involved. That to me is a good compromise. Unfortunately Democrats in power want unlimited or nothing. As long as that's the case we'll be at a stand still. Which is what they want because they can fundraise off it and get elected.
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  534. I've noticed that shift as well. I think it's because of how Democrats demonize men in general and the gender stuff plays really bad in the black population as a whole.
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  535. Which is why unless those voters in Texas have valid ID, they ain’t voting or it at least won’t count. Even by mail they must submit a license number.
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  536. That would be correct. Partly. I’ve been surprised how many don’t know that it takes 10 years average for economic policy changes to fully impact the economy. This is the full effect of Obamacare, Obama’s policy changes to correct the bubble that popped in 2008, combined with recent things occurring with increasing the money supply and supply chain issues.
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  537. ​ @kerbalairforce8802  How would a mechanic even have that direct information? They're not in contact with the pilots while they're in the air. Traffic controllers, mission command, and other pilots are the only ones that are. A mechanic doesn't have the clearance. They can know if a malfunction was reported and found no issue, but that's it.
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  538. NOOOOO! My state is on the top inbound list. Stay out of Arkansas! It's cheap here and we like being rural. Leave us alone!
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  539. It’s happened several times. BLM stormed it and a couple jumped on the voting floor threatening legislators. Jesus calm the f down. The capital is open and people are allowed to view proceedings. It used to be that way in DC. If they get rowdy, they get removed. Arrested if they make threats or disrupt proceedings. I hate when Tim does this crap and riles people up about crap. He’s just as bad as the Daily Mail which is considered a rag. That’s why it’s full of news about celebrities.
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  540. Get ready. It's about to get wild! I've warned they won't go quietly.
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  541. SCOTUS is hearing a case on the EC over what you're talking about. If the commission's can vote against the state. So that will be decided before the election.
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  542. They better fact check corn pop if he makes an appearance.
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  543.  @namewitheld2568  The last one has caused an investigation in Minneapolis. That's not nothing. That's causing what it was intended to.
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  544. I'm waiting for all the police to leave Minneapolis so I can rob a bank. I bet I'll have to wait in line though.
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  545. And it was cute, adorable, and hilarious.
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  546. In Arkansas we've got the Castle law. A toe over my windowsill and I'm allowed to open fire. I've got a CC permit too so I can legally defend anyone and am even required to aid an officer if they are in trouble.
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  547. Question. Since I'm mixed race, my family fought on both sides of the war, and nobody ever owned slaves do I pay reparations? If yes, do I just pay myself?
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  548. We do. The good ones are Yankees. The rude ones are damned Yankees.
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  549.  @nursesida  My governor has always based it on hospitalizations rather than positive tests. We fortunately had a good doctor over our response. They both stressed those numbers as the most important from the start. We haven't come close to overwhelming our system which is funny since they said us rural states were going to need every state around us because we have fewer healthcare resources available. That, so far, was false. Those states have handled it better than all those big cities.
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  550. While somethings coming out of law schools is very upsetting, it remains to be seen if they will reach high levels on the courts. The class at Yale that screamed and shutdown two lawyers speaking about free speech, are being barred from clerkship. That guy will be too because it requires recommendations from your professors. They won't rise within the ranks without them. The judges today know it's their duty to protect the court and few if any will shirk that responsibility over ideology at this point.
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  551. " There's no Libertarian left nationally." I don't know Tim. JoJo was pretty leftists with her open borders, HAVE to be anti-racist, and marching with BLM.
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  552. It's odd because in his speeches he's been setting up the Democrats to deny the results. Already saying because the bill to federalize all elections didn't pass, they're not legitimate.
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  553. I ran into some of them in the JRE comments. Wow! They are not happy! The insane levels of gaslighting. Saying Trump didn't have a good economy, the tax cuts only benefited the extreme rich (even economists that couldn't stand him said it cut them for 80% of the population), saying he was going to make women 2nd class citizens (he didn't his first term). Really crazy stuff.
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  554. What's bad is the people watching MSM will think it's a miscarriage of justice because they believe the fake news.
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  555.  X D  He's never said anything about a "plan". WTF? Yeah nobody has ever lost electricity and run out of food except Texas and a large portion of the south 2 winters ago. So nobody ever needs that kind of stuff.
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  556.  @davidswanson5669  They didn't either at first. Now they need it to because it's going to be worthless soon.
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  557. Twitter let go of most of its HR department. Tech companies are trimming the fat because of the incoming economic issues. The board wants out before they're product is worthless.
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  558. Dems: Vote by mail! It's perfectly safe. News: Hundreds of ballots found in ditch. Every normal person: shocked Pikachu face
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  559. According to the recent trials, side effects are worse for young people. I wouldn't allow my child to take it right now if I had one in that age range.
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  560. I'm seeing people saying they got the virus and felt like their arms and legs were weighted down for several weeks after or they felt very weak for a couple of weeks from fatigue. That's from your immune system going nuts. It's what people with systemic autoimmune diseases feel like everyday. This always occurs for some when a new virus is introduced to the system. It's an overreaction by the immune system. Your doctor should put you on a high dose of steroids for a brief period of time because that will suppress the immune system and disrupt the response. It's what autoimmune patients receive during a flare/increase in disease activity. It's not something many GPs have to deal with because our specialists do it. It's a high dose and then you wean down over a week.
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  561. If I was one of the staffers or legislators at the building, I'd hold the door open for them. I can't believe in that article they are claiming zooming the meetings is more democratic. Speaking of the officers that are quitting because they won't break the Constitution, a recent article said the ones from Washington and Oregon are flooding to my state of Arkansas. You are welcome here, just do your duty to the best of your abilities. We are currently a Republican controlled state, but that tends to fluctuate. 2016 was the first time we were that way in around 100 years. I don't care for the current governor, but he's treated us fairly through all this. Technically there is a mask mandate, but there's no fine or anything for not following it. The only exception is restaurants because that falls under the Health Department however many places aren't enforcing it. Hell, even our buffets are back to normal. I have not seen anyone accosted for not wearing a mask in a place of business either. I believe all the sheriffs have stated they are not the mask police and that's not their job. We haven't had riots either. In fact my town voted to keep our county's Confederate monument exactly where it is in the recent election. When there were a couple of objections to it's public display, our judges did the right thing and let the people decide. It wasn't even close. Unfortunately, right now, we are one of the few places holding onto our rights granted by the Constitution.
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  562. Tim since you're supposedly big on informing people, where's your video on the US backed blockade in Yemen causing a horrific humanitarian crisis of children starving to death? If you don't want to defend Biden, that's a good issue for you not to.
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  563. It's hilarious all the people in the comments saying they won't vote if Trump makes a vaccine mandatory. Are we talking about the same President? He doesn't support forced masks or forced business closures, but you think he'd FORCE a vaccine?
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  564. Tim and his hypotheticals. He doesn't know jurisdiction, he doesn't understand the majority of the right doesn't want to force their views on everyone. They simply don't want it where they are. You of course have the extreme that wants a federal ban, but they aren't the majority. He say the right just wants to be left alone, and ignore that when it suits his hypotheticals that cause his civil war. As for the father not wanting the mother to have an abortion, it's already in case law. The father has no rights. I can't believe he thinks in 50 years that hasn't come up before. You can't arrest someone for committing a crime outside your jurisdiction. Otherwise you could arrest people if they live in a state that marijuana is illegal and go to a state it isn't. You can question pro-life all you want, it doesn't change that while they don't want it happening, they aren't responsible for what other people do. They just want a bit of control where they are. Edit: People like to bring up the right during the 80s. What they don't understand or know is they didn't want to ban music or movies from everywhere. They just didn't want it in their area.
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  565. ​​​ @warrenbuyer ​ Then how do teachers strike? No, they're not. They simply have to have enough working through it to continue the minimum services. That's only for certain services like police and fire where the safety of the people is at risk. Edit: I've seen this claim a couple of times. I don't know where it's coming from, but it's false. Air Traffic Control went on strike in the 80s. Teachers in different states go on strike often and they're government employees. Reagan let it go on for a bit, until the people were good and mad, then busted it. Who's going to go after the federal government for Union busting? The federal government is who enforces those protections. There hasn't been one since because he set the groundwork for how to deal with it.
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  566. RIP 🙏
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  567. No you’re not. A quarter pound of beef is about $2.50, a single bun would be $0.30, and a single serving of fries would be about $1. You can get 4 burgers from a pound, 8 burgers from a package of buns, and about 5 or 6 servings from a bag of frozen fries. You can even add the cost of it all together and divide by 4 and a single serving still wouldn’t be $12. This is why Americans are fat. You can’t do math and believe what you just said so eat crap.
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  568. They're losing their cash cow. That's why. It's funny because it's the agency responsible for a lot of coups that the left complained about.
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  569. Those are on private property so no. They can be charged and sued if they do that. Could you imagine the value one of those statues have? Nice payday.
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  570. That's why the mantra is trans women are women. It should be female even though after years of saying sex and gender are separate, they're now trying to erase that line too.
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  571. ​​ @svenolsen8184  According to the election results a lot didn't advocate for this. Are you still believing the few amplified by search results and the MSM represent the many after what just happened? Edit: Did you miss it's a woman introducing and that wrote the Bill? Meaning she's doing exactly what you're claiming we're not.
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  572. A lot do, but it shouldn't come at the cost of the system it's self. I think manslaughter was a justifiable charge and most likely was what could be proven. They overreached on charges and I think it should blow up in their face.
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  573. This is why I'm glad I use natural gas. 4 inches of snow at my house in south Arkansas with a layer of sleet at the bottom. More ice coming Wednesday. Yippee
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  574. I love Zuby. Twitter had to lock the program because they were concerned their own activist workers would sabotage it. Any company that hires enough people that that's a concern has a huge problem.
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  575. Seriously. It took all day to count 4% of the votes? That's insane. It's like they are intentionally dragging it out hoping Lake will concede.
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  576. I have, but I don't count. The charges say no or hate crime would be added. That tells me there's zero evidence he's racist and is just an @ss. I know he beat his wife so that's very telling too.
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  577. The "institutions" are making the calls. That's one thing Biden's presidency has ripped open for all to see. The President isn't really in control and hasn't been for a very long time. The White House constantly correcting him is throwing the curtain open for everyone to see inside.
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  578.  @Eineus  It was to go after organized crime. Then Hoover used it to collect dirt on politicans and celebrities to blackmail them. That allowed him to remain in power for a long time. He's who ordered the assassination of MLK and various other people he saw as problems. It's always been corrupt from the get go. Before the FBI, crimes that occurred between different states would let the courts decide who had jurisdiction first and then they faced prosecution for the crimes in each state. The only thing really useful the FBI does now is kidnapping cases to be completely honest.
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  579. Tim, I think you should learn about ALL CAPS. It's Ethan's comic book company. It's against the woke and it's made him a millionaire. He's constantly putting out new comics. It's there, you just don't know about it. Young Rippa is also now working on one. They aren't carried in comic stores because the big 2 have a stranglehold on them. They are online and independent. The right isn't allowed in these spaces so they are working around it and are changing everything. They've been so successful, the artists at Marvel have started their own crowdfunding site.
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  580. Where did these people live? My family was still using an outhouse then because indoor plumbing hadn't been here long.
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  581. The minimum wage here is $11. You can live without much struggle on that here. You can buy a home for $40,000. That's a 1-2 bedroom 1 bath small home. The average income in my state is around $35,000. Where my husband works is the top payer and employer in our town. They've been trying to hire 20 people for at least 2 years. The top pay is $36 an hour. They can't get people to stay because it's too much work, too dangerous, they don't want to work shift work, they don't want to bother studying to pass the tests, etc. It's been so hard to get people to stay they've lowered the requirements for employment. The one thing these applicants have in common is their age range. I've come to realize they don't have to settle for minimum wage jobs, they want to. Your 1,000 years ago scenario is how I grew up. Contrary to your opinion we did have fun. We did more than just survive. Not all farming can use big equipment because they aren't large enough and many crops can't be done by machine. I want you to tell all the tomato farmers how easy they have it. You pick by hand or you ruin the produce. The only thing you've proven is how ignorant you are of how people in different areas than you live.
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  582. You can. People just don't realize it. Most of what the woman makes goes to childcare. I know because I did it. We struggled and did without a lot, especially shiny new electronics, but it's absolutely doable.
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  583. I had not seen you in awhile. I see you've got a new name. I'm assuming the other account got banned.
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  584. It makes no sense if you even remotely understand the stocks WSB has been a part of. Pretty much everyone of them has been retailers hurt by the pandemic and full of nostalgia. It's not that hard to figure out why they push the ones they do. Unfortunately those are the ones that are failing and shorted right now.
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  585. ​ @Backmarker81  It sort of was. There was no early voting and nothing but an absentee ballot available for those physically unable to go to the polling place election day. It was legally required that you be given time off during the day to go vote. Since it's been expanded to 2-3 weeks instead of one day, it's no longer observed. It's funny how many people don't know all this is extremely new.
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  586. Yup. I don't know why it gets put on the right. The Senate hearings were done by Al Gore.
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  587.  @strategery101  It’s passed in every southern red state that’s put it on the floor. Who “always” caves? You clearly don’t know anything about this subject.
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  588. Obama. He attempted to force all schools to add a gender neutral bathroom or allow them to use the bathroom of their choice or lose federal funding. The courts said he couldn't remove funding for that. There was a massive push back against it then, but it's been allowed in very blue areas since then and trying to be pushed everywhere.
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  589. The thing about that small study is that we've known you don't get as good of natural immunity from a very mild or asymptomatic case of the virus. So unless they detailed how severe the case was for everyone in that study, it's a flawed study. So far WHO and other scientists in other countries are saying that a moderate to severe case appears to give lifelong natural immunity just like occurs with every other virus. As long as it imprints to your T cells, you'll be able to produce antibodies against it.
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  590.  @uncaboat2399 Actually you don’t. It’s on them to prove they were discriminated against for a reason listed in the Civil Rights Act. Innocent until PROVEN guilty. They’d need a long detailed history of you denying anyone of that protected class to even get past dismissal.
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  591.  @tomTom-lb5cu My sons do still dress like that if they have a face to face interview. It’s very rare for them to not be offered a job if they get to the face to face portion. Other older workers have even stopped them and praised them for going that extra step.
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  592. The Tweet didn't exist. It's just a figment of everyone's imagination. That's you. Man a whole lot sad men white knighting Pearl in these comments while calling Tim one.
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  593. No because then I'm being forced to listen to you if I want to or not. The right to free speech is fine as it is.
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  594. For all the "What about Maxwell" people, they haven't even seated a jury yet. There won't be any testimony for most likely a couple of days at least. Until then, there's nothing to report.
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  595. The funniest thing about this story is that Musk hasn't said any of that about the checkmark. He commented under a poll that a user put up asking how much you'd pay for the check. It's great because the media is doing the big ask for him. He has said he wants people with high engagement to receive revenue. So that could be taken off the cost. Once he builds up everything he wants on there, everyone will flock to it,
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  596. Ewww! I've never know one to take so long. If it doesn't come back in a reasonable time here, you're allowed to go ahead and take possession.
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  597. ​​ @msimon6808 ​ No. They didn't care. After WWI, the US citizens didn't ever want to be drawn into another European war. They don't live there. It's really no different than not wanting to be involved in any other foreign war. That's why they didn't join WWII until they were attacked. Just because politicians and people that profit from selling arms wants something doesn't mean the citizens do nor should. Especially if it means dying over it. It's easy to send people you don't know to die fighting to defend something that has nothing to do with them. Especially when European countries haven't spent their own money to be ready to defend themselves. This idea that young Americans should go fight and die to protect people that openly mock and hate them isn't going to fly. Edit: A good example is going on right now. The US has been hit with multiple disasters. Where's European countries promising aid or help? Yet, if it happens to them it's expected that the US will send mass aid. How is that being good allies?
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  598. The city council is coming for him. He'll be running.
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  599. I wasn’t aware talking about Musk’s Twitter doing just like the old Twitter is just “drama”. Silencing people isn’t important I guess. Bad me for thinking it is.
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  600. Sorry Tim, you are incorrect. If a group is pulled aside for different instruction that's called a self contained classroom. It's still a classroom. Any space that involves instructional learning is considered a classroom. Ben is correct.
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  601. Why should I abolish my police force that did none of what you're accusing them of? They didn't enforce any of the mandates. In fact they flat out and openly refused to do so. They didn't stand down during riots because we didn't have any. There was a single march done by a handful and that was it. Believe me, there were definitely people trying to start crap, just nobody took the bait and failed in everything they attempted to do, including removing a monument. And no Tim, just because something happens differently to a POC then it does to a huwhite person doesn't mean it's racism. You're comparing two separate instances that happened in separate places at separate times. You don't know the laws that the government the people put in power had enacted at that point in that place.
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  602. It's snowed this much before in my lifetime and there was a huge blizzard during my mother's so not climate change. We've been overdue a good storm.
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  603. No he didn't. The promt was gay marriage which it seems people like you are ignoring. By Sam's own statements and what he claims to base his beliefs on, he would be against it. It's not beneficial to society and it was not a law decided on democratically. Which is what Sam says laws and rules should be based on. Yet, Sam is 100% for it. Meaning he has basis for what should and shouldn't be allowed other than what the state currently says is. Which means while he's claiming the other guy would have been fine with keeping slavery, it's him that would hold that position at that time. Edit: If you're worldview is it's good because government says it is, you have no actual principles or beliefs. Which means you probably shouldn't debate people because you have no argument against their position.
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  604. ​ @Fernando_616  You're going to need to point out where Sam said any legitimate reason why gay marriage should be allowed, which was the promt, other than the government said so to say he looked good. The point of a debate, which this was, is to convince the audience why you have the better position. He didn't do that. The other guy gave legitimate and logical reasons why, but Sam couldn't because he doesn't know why other than the government said so. Even when he went to because majority supports isn't a good reason because the majority has supported horrible things like the mustache man. When asked if because a bad thing was supported by the majority he'd be fine with it, he said no contradicting himself because his reason why is because it's not acceptable now.
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  605. I guarantee more will join. I figure Texas, Florida, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and several more. They 26 to go against Roe v Wade. 30 states are currently under Republican control so it's very possible.
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  606. ​​​​​ @Will-ke7cj  Most people in cities have no idea where their food comes from other than a store. They wouldn't know what to do with a live animal if the managed to kill one. Most of them don't even know how to cook. They aren't going to know what's safe to eat and what will kill them. You and Clam are thinking like the people in cities can suddenly become self sufficient at the drop of a hat. The majority are also terrified of guns. No, the vast majority will die in their city because there will be no gasoline and no Uber to take them anywhere. The buses and trains won't be running. They'll kill each other at stores as they search for food. Obviously not all, but the majority will die in the city waiting on someone to rescue them. The smart ones have already fled them and moved to areas they could grow things and hunt during the lockdowns. Edit: Look at what they overwhelming vote for and what they watch. These are the same people that denied baby formula shortages until the shelves everywhere were almost bare and denied them during the lockdowns. By the time they even realize what's happening it'll be too late.
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  607. I’m 50 and was getting hit on by young 20 guys in my 40s now it’s guys in their 30s. I smoke, have kids, went through lots of stress, and been married 26 years. It’s called good genes.
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  608. I’m glad my hubby was an immigrant when the patriot act got put in. We’ve been under surveillance for years so this isn’t new for us. We’ll say “We’re just kidding NSA or FBI agent”.
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  609. Just skip over the legally part and as far as our resources and economy will allow. You know, what we're supposed to have now.
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  610. This isn't new in comics and it's why they're out sold by manga. DC and Marvel comics are going bankrupt because they went all in on the SJW diversity narrative. They hired based on boxes ticked rather than talent. This isn't even the worst of it. It's been like this for close to 10 years now. That's the stories that the new Marvel movies will be based on. The new Dr. Strange movie is a good introduction to it. You've got American Chavez who comes from a planet of lesbians that somehow can reproduce. There's no explanation of why her name is American when it doesn't exist on her planet or universe or why she's Hispanic/Latino. That's the deep thinking that's been going into this trash. Even Captain America doesn't want to represent the systemically racist US anymore. That's why nobody is buying this trash. Surprised it took you this long to notice. It's not a decay in our culture though because it's being rejected. It's what they want to turn our culture into. Edit: Good comics are being supported by crowd funding. Mainly on Indigo go. Should check out stuff on there if you want to know what people are really buying.
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  611. They didn't do anything really other than a strongly worded letter, other than Washington. None of them were in direct conflict during the war. No "every police officer" should not be in the gallows because not all of them enforced unconstitutional laws. Plus the founders didn't send anyone to the gallows. This isn't France or a communist revolution. The two armies fought each other just like any other war.
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  612. Interest rates should have increased long before now. It offsets inflation. Their failure to raise them has contributed to the rising inflation rate. It's all proportional. Just hope they don't hit the almost 19% they were in the 80s. That's what had to be done last time inflation and stagflation happened to this degree. It's to intentionally cause a recession to reset the economy. It's short, only 2 years, but it's a rough couple of years. The one plus is we had a huge boom right before this so that should make it not as horrible if people were simi smart before it reached this point. The worst part is expect a farming crisis as a result. Small family owned farms aren't likely to make it through this. They didn't last time. Edit: Preparing for this is one of the reasons the housing market has been like it is. A longterm investment for your money was the smart move to make if you understood what was happening. The car market too because you're money is tied up for 5-6 years before you have to deal with high interest rates.
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  613. So they would call me a hypocrite because I don't believe in forcing people to wear something, but I made masks and donated them for people in retail so they didn't have to buy one since they tend to not make much money and they weren't available in stores yet. They think I should ostracize people who don't agree with me. I don't play that game.
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  614. So tired of this fed account trolling for radicals they can use to justify their funding. Ray Epps, is that you?
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  615. That's a Native take. Honoring our ancestors and all that. The warrior thing too. They don't seem to have that in their culture.
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  616. It's not. If that email got turned over during the Fauci investigation by Congress, that's the proof needed to get to discovery. There's little doubt there will be communications found that will only strengthen the case.
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  617. Somebody didn't watch the video or read the Twitter thread. It lays out several examples.
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  618.  @bromack3  That's the question that'll be answered in court. Elon is claiming they didn't give full disclosure, Twitter is claiming they did or at least enough to meet the demands of the deal. Elon added a poison pill to his $billion if it falls through. According to his lawyers, Twitter had to disclose information for Musk to secure funding. His investors want the full bot count before forking over the funds. Twitter has not provided that information in a satisfactory manner, thus Elon should be able to withdraw without a penalty. Twitter will have to prove they did provide the correct bot information to enforce either the deal (at a renegotiated lower price) or to collect the fee. Either way, Twitter is the one between a Rock and a hard place right now as their stock continues to drop. Edit: I'll stipulate they've been there since the offer was made honestly. They knew it and it's why they were begging for any other offer.
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  619. That there was a panel of "trans" kids after they've said for years now it's not happening should clue people in.
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  620. ​ @meggi8048  ​ He didn't ban the communists. He didn't do anything to them on the platform. He is whenever he gets complaints on this side. It's also extremely disingenuous to claim HE saved our rights and somehow prevented us from being communist. He bought a single business to make money. We did that. He simply jumped on board once he saw which way the wind was blowing. Absolutely no different than Zuck, just he did it earlier. Yes, lying is a big deal. Cheating is a big deal. That's something you learn as a child. If he's willing to do it over a video game, where else is he doing it, too? I also noticed your poor English. Posting defending him basically calling him some kind of savior along with that makes me wonder about your motivation.
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  621. ​ @karmafile7685  Exactly! All of this is some serious red flags.
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  622. Banks didn't mind because they got paid interest and then got to sell the property when they repossessed it. It was a win win for them.
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  623.  @RunnerBeanzDad  I had something similar only the opposite for weight. I had preeclampsia so I had an ultrasound to check when it would be safe to deliver. He was at 5 lbs. They were going to induce me in 2 weeks and estimated he'd be 6 lbs. I went into labor the weekend before I was to be induced and he weighed right at 5 lbs. The best I can figure is like everything else, there are exceptions and the baby doesn't grow in the final few weeks and just continues organ development.
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  624. The blame doesn't only rest on the police for this. Not that I agree with ANYTHING they did to that child. Some of the responsiblity is on the parent. Had they not complied with the passport before this, that child wouldn't have even been in that restaurant to begin with. Their willingness to comply put their child in that situation.
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  625. The comb over is biggly
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  626. Do you think people didn't pay taxes until recently? How about growing a bunch of food and the Lord takes a big cut of it. Working sun up to sun down hoping it's a decent harvest so your family doesn't starve or freeze to death. You think providing for family isn't enough of a reason? What a great dad you are. I'm not going to feed into your pity party like everyone else is.
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  627. What? He defended her at the start. That only changed when the whole truth came out. There's at least 2 videos and a livestream of him saying she was afraid and I understand that and it's not right to criticize her for it.
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  628.  @tank5062  That's already tracked by sales tax, registration, etc.
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  629. ​​ @zimabluecascade  Except that guy didn't once say he was a Christian nationalist or argued for it. Each had a prompt and that guy's was gay marriage. Even by Sam's own positions he'd be against it because it's not beneficial to society which he said that's what it should be based on. After saying democratically choosen laws. Which also means he'd be against it because it wasn't determined that way. That guy proved that by Sam's own ideals it shouldn't be a thing, but keep thinking he won. Edit: He did to him what Sam claimed he was doing which was hilarious.
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  630. Nice try. Gamestop is still shorted by over 100%. Hold the line!!💎👐
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  631. Twice which is interesting because she was killed in the 2014 comic and that's how the mantel returned to Thor. Yet somehow she's Thor again in 2019 because multiverse. I don't see them doing the 2019 comic because it's impossible since it's pretty much every character in the MCU and would require multiple movies to come close to doing it, not to mention bringing many characters back from the dead like Tony. Then again, the movies aren't known for following the comics which makes her being Thor in the comics irrelevant.
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  632.  @goldenace716  What? A business man can't be President? So 99% of Presidents weren't really President? Biden will be one of very few that hasn't in some form run a business. The others that didn't at least served in the military and he hasn't even done that. There's a reason he keeps talking about being a lifeguard for one summer, it's the only job he ever had. Business=jobs, jobs= the economy. Lawyers that have a private practice is a business, tobacco farming like Washington is a business. Electing someone who doesn't have the faintest idea what it takes to make a business work hasn't historically been good a move. This idea of thinking someone who's only job has been a politician knows how to run a country isn't a good one because they've never had any skin in the game and the only thing they know is how to make promises to get elected. The belief used to be they went into politics because they weren't good at anything else.
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  633. Tim, Hitler's book wasn't allowed until very recently. Communism wasn't taught as a good thing either. Your examples are because you dropped out of school and didn't know this stuff. With your Twitter post and this, I think you're not who you're trying to convince people you are. It's not banning anything. It's saying public schools can't teach this. There are lots of things that are offered at private schools that aren't at public schools. You're also basically saying it's fine to teach this to elementary kids because we can logic them out of it. Kids can't logic. Another bad take from Tim.
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  634. If you read a bit further the guy said they are just supporting the revolution. Gee I wonder why they were arrested.
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  635. I'm hoping the new CEO can turn things around. We need brick and mortar stores. I hate buying clothes without trying them on.
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  636.  @JohnJ469  Medicare here is not what people think. You pay premiums, have deductibles, and it doesn't cover a lot of stuff. It is one of the main reasons healthcare is so expensive here, not those who don't pay. It pays less than 10% of a medical bill and the hospital or doctor has to write off the rest. Since the elderly use higher cost care far more often then the rest of the population, it causes everyone else's cost to rise to make up the loss. If a hospital only got what Medicare pays, they wouldn't be able to continue providing high level care or afford new equipment. That's why many doctors limit or even refuse Medicare patients. All that's not including the added cost to just file it. One mistake on filling out a form and a business faces stiff fines for Medicare fraud. To make sure that doesn't happen, you have to hire a Medicare compliance officer who's job is to keep up with all the new regulations Medicare puts out constantly in an attempt to be able to fine companies or to get out of paying. For example a PSA is a blood test to check for prostate cancer. Medicare won't pay for it unless you have prostate cancer. If a doctor orders it because the patient has an enlarged prostate, unless it comes back positive for cancer, the elderly patient now has to pay out of pocket for an expensive test they can't afford.
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  637. The states have always been separate. That's why my driver's license has my state on it and not the US. State and local governments are supposed to be hands on and Federal government is not supposed to be involved in our daily lives. It's because what New York needs is not what Iowa needs so each state government addresses the individual needs of it's citizens.
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  638. Well he does live there.
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  639. Tim I like you, but your introduction portion is completely wrong. This is where you not knowing history hurts you. Whoopie: "We used to arrest people for this" Tim: No we didn't Yes we did. From the Red scare to WWII there are lots of times we have imprisoned people for anti war speech and for saying anything positive about the opposition. Tim: We're only helping Ukraine because of oil Partly false. We sighed an agreement to protect Ukraine after the fall of the USSR for them giving the Russian nukes that were stored in that region back to Russia. It's very similar to the agreement we have with Japan and Taiwan. What would the message to those countries be if we reneged on that agreement with Ukraine right now? I took issue that we didn't honor that agreement during Crimea. Now more than ever it's important that we show China we are willing and able to fulfill our end of these agreements. What's going on in Ukraine isn't just about Ukraine. It's sending a message that these types of actions won't be tolerated to China. This is the problem when you view everything from a single issue lens. You miss the bigger picture and the message that other countries take away from it.
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  640. Seriously. I remember people protesting Motley Crue because they were “santanic” but the name of the song was Shout AT the Devil. It was saying the opposite of what the made out. Now you’ve got them blatantly wearing horns and stuff.
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  641. If you go out picking blackberries, watch out for jeggers aka redbugs. Those are nasty. Tiny little red bugs that burrow under your skin and are hard to get rid of. Nothing tastes better than food fresh from a garden/farm. The stuff you buy in the store is picked early so it ripens during shipping rather than from the plant and it's varieties that were created to ship well rather than primarily based on flavor. The difference in taste is astounding. I've got 3 Better Boy tomatoes that'll be ripe and ready to eat in a couple of days and I can't wait. I highly recommend Bradley heirloom ones if you can find them. They are a pink variety and they taste a bit like watermelon. They are one of the few that makes you remember it's really a fruit. Sweet instead of acidic. Edit: They originated from Bradley Arkansas. They became popular and they got crossbreed into being a shipper and lost a lot of their unique flavor. That's why it's better to get the heirloom variety.
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  642. The stupid part of pushing it to immune compromised is we don't produce an immune response until at least the 3rd or 4th dose. That's according to several studies. We have to come off our medication that's suppressing it for a month prior and it still takes that many. So we have to go off our medication that's keeping us from getting really sick for 1 month at least 3-4 times. Yeah, I decided to just get the virus because my medication would already protect me from the crazy inflammatory response that's causing most of the issues. Did fine. Hubby and son took the shot and I ended up taking care of them because they got real sick from the virus and I didn't.
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  643. To us it isn't. Unfortunately to companies and politicians it is. Public policy is being set based on Twitter. That makes it important whether you like it or not. It's got the lowest user numbers of every other big platform, but it's the one used as a gauge by the MSM, companies, entertainment, and politicans. That's why our current government policies are crap.
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  644. Considering Twitter admitted it had "accidentally" inflated it's user numbers for the last 3 years I'm not surprised he put it on hold. The evaluation of it's worth was based on that.
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  645. The ones working in COVID units makes no sense. They've had it and that's why they are assigned it. Studies also show they are having no antibody decreases because they are constantly being exposed again.
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  646.  @SLACkra  They are declaring a right to another person's bodily autonomy, the baby. We don't remove the right to life of people who aren't citizens even if they commit a crime. They are covered by the 5th amendment and the 10th(?) even though they aren't citizens. Yet, you want to remove the right to life for a baby. Science says it's a baby. We acknowledge that a chick in an egg is a chicken and is alive. The only exception people try to make is when it comes to human life. The woman makes a choice to have unprotected sex, or not take birth control. There are consequences for every action and choice you make. Nobody else should be forced to take on that consequence in place of you which is exactly what abortion does. Edit: I'm pro choice (not pro abortion) simply because it's not my place to tell others what to do. That said, according to the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, it's up to the states to address any issues not expressly covered in it. This should have always been a state issue and the court overstepped it's bounds in Roe v Wade and no lawyer that's not ideologically driven agrees.
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  647. She's not attractive. She's an activist and tells other people how to live while not living that way herself. That's called hypocrisy. Ya'll claim she's conservative while a conservative woman only advocates for her children. Everything else publicly, which activism is, is done by the man.
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  648. Why would a 20 year old be planning to retire soon? Inflation is the highest it's been in 40 years. Does no one understand that means it was worse 40 years ago? Life is struggle. There are ups and downs. If the first down you face is enough for you to give up, you deserve the future that brings you.
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  649. ​​ @etherweb6796  Yes. Your boss wants to keep tabs on you during work hours to make sure you're working. People don't like paying people to not do what they're being paid to do. Imagine telling the lord as a serf he shouldn't make sure your planting crops on time to meet harvest.
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  650.  @dparky1627  Yes how dare a citizen walk down the street! Seriously? Maybe he lives in Portland. I wasn't aware I needed permission to visit a city in my country or walk down a street in the middle of town.
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  651.  @NickO.-uz1re  Unfortunately most lawyers are refusing to take these cases. They don't want to be associated with them. Even conservative ones.
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  652. So why are you bothering? There's no one to care, no one to pass your knowledge onto, no one to give it to when you're gone. You think you're being strong, but it's just sad. Basically you're saying "I'm just like a hermit from olden times and everyone should be one too". Do you work for the WEF? If you do they need their money back because you're not a poster boy for it. You just sound like a sad pathetic guy.
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  653.  @tidepride86  Ooo I need to watch that.
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  654. I don't have a problem with that. Unfortunately the mainstream does. So you're preaching to the wrong people. I also want to know where the supporting the victims families was during all these other shootings. Why don't they also deserve the same attention?
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  655. The gaslighting by left leaning MSM is crazy. Trying to frame USAID as an aid department that includes aid for citizens is wild. They think because the acronym spells aid they can make it that. Unfortunately, there will be people dumb enough to fall for it. Speading what those letters stand fir should be a huge goal.
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  656. It's legally different because a drug not approved by the FDA can't be mandated. Until the one with the new name is on the self and it's the one you're given, your company is legally requiring you to take an experimental drug. That makes them legally liable if something goes wrong. That's the difference. As for an antiviral, that means once it's available, the virus will most likely be reclassified as a flu rather than a dangerous disease. That means all the mandates and crazy should stop. Then we'll be faced with the fear of this that they've spent the last 2 years shoving down everyone's throat. That's going to be a hard transition for the ones that have already been pushed into extreme anxiety from it. I knew a treatment would eventually become available and I was waiting it out for that. Then the forced vaccinations will stop and I'll be able to fly internationally again. I've had it so I'm not taking the jab.
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  657. If you read their polling data, it was plus 13 Democrats. 51% of that audience means it was a failure. It should have been much higher.
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  658. That was done in the West to counter that it was created by Communists.
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  659. If they have the emails from Fauci then that's solid grounds for it to go to discovery. I imagine they'll dig up a bunch of that then to strengthen the case.
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  660. ​​ @michaeldehart3253  Even if it was, so what? Pretty much everyone encounters it at some point. So, it should be illegal to mention? Most great scientists throughout history were religious. In public school my kids were taught about every major religion in history class because it's important to understand history. I don't just mean that they exist. They were taught the fundamentals and basics of them. You do realize they're exposed to it when learning about the founding of this country? They mention the creator several times. So just don't explain what that means or censor it? Edit: I'm sorry, it's just hilarious to me. People afraid of being taught what made modern humans evolve and were taught until modern times is just strange. The thing we believed throughout our greatest accomplishments is now something people are afraid of. Something believed before civilization even exsited that removing has created young people with no sense of purpose.
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  661.  @1Mhoram9  While I am sorry for your loss, what does that have to do with anything? You even say she never would have had one anyway. It seems the better course would have been to not have had sex with him in the first place. Plus the fact that you seem to be blaming your own granddaughter suggests you need to see someone. Edit: It's also odd that it's all about you.
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  662. Just because a couple of you are the exceptions Tim mentioned, doesn't make you the majority of them.
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  663. Looked into what? That he changed 80% of it and claims that's some win? How about his claims that the St. Michael's prayer is really demon worshipping? That he himself says "woke right" really has no meaning and it's just being used to other people. People that himself admits is no real threat while claiming they're a huge one?
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  664. Tim would get sued into oblivion if he claimed that. That's what they want. The legacy media is complaining nonstop about independent journalism and how dangerous it is. The video would barely be up before their lawyers were serving him papers. It's not just about YouTube. The MSM is gunning for channels they view as rivals and will gleefully shut them all down given half a chance. The only way to prevent it is to not give them that chance. Instead of being upset he doesn't say everything you want, ask yourself if you want to win this fight or not? If you do, channels like Tim's is a key part of that. He's one of the first stops for those just waking up.
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  665. Legally he's limited in what he can say. At least until he officially leaves the board. I have no idea if he's got a nondisclosure agreement or not. It is clear in what little he's said that Twitter went in a direction he never wanted it to go and he was powerless to stop it.
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  666. Because the last time they did they were vilified by the media and many were arrested.
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  667. The thing with Tapper and other talking heads is they don't do the actual research for segments. They show up, are given a script, and read from the teleprompter. There is a pit of "investigators" that do the actual work. Just like Mahr doesn't do his either, and John Stewart admitted on his podcast show, he just said what his diverse team of writers told him to.
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  668. Yes because everyone is shocked. Absolute no one saw this coming even a year ago or predicted it if Biden won. Truly one of the most unexpected things to occur with this group in charge. Edit: /s in case anyone gets confused.
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  669. It's down 1.5%. I think we'll all survive.
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  670. BS. One of the first articles to come out on WSB was calling them alt right white supremacist. That's CRT.
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  671. 7:10 I know he was trying to make a point, but that's 100% false. They occur in both communities at the same rate. The news just doesn't report often on the black ones. In fact, when was the last big national freanzy about one? Does that mean there aren't any now? My state executed 4 several years ago. All the press was about how we were executing so many people quickly. Not a peep that most of them were serial killers. 9:12 Also incorrect. Only 3 times in history has someone won the electoral college and not the popular vote. The one before 2016 was Bush in 2000. He took the popular vote his 2nd term. Seriously, Tim, I know you're busy, but this is just bad. After 2016, a lot of people were spreading false information that Bush never won the popular vote. Either that or they forgot he was reelected.
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  672. I saw that. All the landlords should just abandon the buildings and not pay to keep utilities on. I'd love to see when they have a leak or something breaks and no one can fix it.
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  673.  @jaydunbar7538  Please. I saw the pictures of Canadian border patrol carrying people's bags and holding out their hands to help them over. The border towns that had people just walk into their house and try to claim it because Trudeau told them all to come and the people would welcome them. I have family that are Canadian. My son and husband are. You can try to gaslight everyone else, but the truth is available for all to look for and see. Edit: Trudeau told them they'd be welcome as refugees when Trump was elected so illegals here walked across the border in droves.
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  674. He meant better trade deals. That's why they wanted to trade with the EU. If Russia can't compete then they need to seek those good from other sources like everyone else does.
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  675.  @TingTingalingy  Oh no! Not prejudices! Wait, everyone has them. It simply means preference. I thought it's all about tolerating other people's preferences? You're upset someone has a preference for natural hair. Since you're objecting to that preference, that means you're prejudiced against black people who choose their natural hair. You can't have a preference for colored hair and one for natural hair at the same time. That's not how preferences work.
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  676. In Oklahoma I can get cocktails to go. Even as big as gallon sized from restaurants for a party. I can’t legally drink them and there’s a cover on the straw, but I can walk out with it.
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  677.  @itsthenewsouth  I've noticed this a lot lately too. Like he's been told that the President just has to speak about a document to a 3rd party for it to be declassified and ignores it. His scenarios on abortion being illegal in one state and not the next already have already had similar court cases decided. He's just as bad as the MSM with trying to poke people into action, including violent ones. The polarization isn't as bad as him and others claim except in some very small areas in the country. Yet you'd think I need to worry my neighbor is going to call the FBI on me the way he presents it. He has no idea about history and that all this same kind of stuff was going on in the 70s with the political violence from the left. Worse actually because there were bombings, and the country didn't end, they failed to bring about the revolution then and will again, and the right did not respond violently so there was no "civil war" and there won't be now. I'm honestly starting to wonder that he really wants one.
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  678. I'm confused. There has been civil equality for over 60 years now. There all no laws that oppress anyone, however there are several that list some as protected. When were you denied your rights as defined by the Constitution? If you had, you should have sued which is how this is settled for any citizen no matter race. You may have an issue with a policy by your local government, but that's not what you're saying. You can vote, go to school, work, go anywhere, do anything that's legal, etc. What rights are you denied that other citizens have? Name one.
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  679.  @colinsanders9397  What are 50-100 officers going to be able to realistically do against 500+ violent people?Nothing. Like it or not, it's a situation of protect what you have the manpower to. The autonomous zone has been funded by the city, so again what are they supposed to do? They defunded and practically disbanded the police force and only recently put money back into it and started hiring. It's easy to sit on the sidelines and critique. It's not so easy when you're involved in it and have to make tough decisions. Also the police don't have to protect you. That's from a Supreme Court decision. It's not their job according to the court.
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  680. I see far too many people trying to excuse p3dophila, the scientific term unlike MAP which was created by the activist organization associated with these types. I see people claiming MAP is scientific because I guess they don't understand scientific names migrate into everyday speech. If we have to change the name because of that, we need a new one for gravity because everybody uses that so it obviously isn't "scientific" anymore. For those claiming we can fix them, I'm glad I wasn't this naive when I went into psychology. Every type of therapy that has ever existed has been tried by different countries on this group of people. None of it has ever stopped them from reoffending. Aversion therapy, control therapy, exposure therapy (not new like some are currently trying to act like), castration, chemical castration, etc. Nothing works. So the fact that people are willing to risk the most vulnerable in society because sometime at some point they might be able to be helped is disturbing. Psychology isn't just about figuring out how to help people with problems. It's understanding the limitations and knowing what society needs to be protected from. The part has currently been abandoned by far too many in the field and it needs to be remembered.
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  681.  @jsan2548  Just because there are a handful of instances throughout recorded history of a child that age surviving a live birth, doesn't make it the usual outcome. The usual outcome has been death of the mother and baby. If we're going by rare instances of exceptions to the norms then ectopic shouldn't be terminated because a couple of times they've implanted in the abdominal cavity and everyone survived. So we'll condemn the 99% to death on the chance they might be the less the 1%.
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  682. I disagreed when they said it wouldn't be a life of the mother case. They said that because the record is a 5 year old. That doesn't change the fact that at 10 the likely outcome is death of the mother and baby.
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  683. I guess you never watched True Crime or any crime shows/reporting. Every murder is investigated. The only reason YOU know is because he was the CEO of a major health insurance company. That makes it major news, not just the fact he's rich. Rich people get murdered but if they're not a major or important figure in a current company or already have some amount of celebrity status, it's not covered by national new. If there's some strange aspect to it or it's a really slow news day, maybe then. I've seen a lot of wealthy people covered by those shows that it didn't make national news.
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  684. I'm glad to know I wasn't the only one. I was flipping it off at that point. When he said he was going to traveling to every state to talk about stuff, I had a mental image of throwing tomatoes at him.
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  685. It already does. If they do that, it's called acting as an agent of the government. That puts them under the same regulations as any government agency. This is to try to discover through warrants that they'll make, if that's happened.
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  686. I don't know why they'd target the Almo. It withstood an army. I don't think Antifa would have a shot.
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  687. Trump would not have invaded. He was against war. He canceled a mission because the chance of casualties was too high. There's a difference in being intentionally unpredictable so your opponents aren't sure of what you're capable of and being pro war and invasions. If you really believe what you said, you weren't paying attention. I don't expect my leaders to act like that unless we're attacked. I certainly don't believe we should invade a country because it wants to trade with other countries or ally with someone we don't like. We'd have invaded Iran a long time ago if that was the case, or invaded and taken over Cuba.
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  688. Russia created the corruption that's in Ukraine. They are ground zero for it. So it's fine as long nobody interferes with their corruption, but it's wrong for another group that can benefit from the resources an area has and help get rid of the corruption by setting boundaries, to use the corruption already in place to get influence? Weird take. So you're not against the corruption, just the EU (they were the main player) using the corruption created by the other group. Edit: In order to join NATO or the EU a country must meet certain standards including a low rating of corruption. So by encouraging them to want to join, the corruption would slowly be removed from the system.
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  689. Oh wow it's shocking a Russian would be speaking against the country they invaded. Seriously?
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  690. ​ @Darkdroid351  Some people it might be fine for, but most it is not. They don't work. Otherwise there wouldn't be products available to keep your computer from going into sleep mode. It's available for a reason and it's not because people working from home are actually working. Everyone isn't you. It's just like leftists saying the right is going to do something because they'd do it. Just because you'll do something doesn't make it apply to anyone else.
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  691. It's summer which always sees a rise in violence. Add in the record heatwave, which happens every few years, and it's going to be even worse. This is the late 70s on repeat. I'm waiting on the bombings to start like there were from the left then. Attempts on Republicans will increase. Then, like in the 80s, the country will turn against them and Democrats will wonder if they'll ever win another major election promoting party reform and them being drug backed to center. Rinse and repeat as they figure out another winning strategy and the cycle starts over.
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  692. Gamergate: White House edition
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  693. Yeah. My friend is a competition shooter and he is NOT happy
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  694. Some schools still have this and competition shooting teams. It wasn't uncommon when I was growing up in the 80s. My son was on a bow competition team in Jr. High. They can work just as well on a school shooter.
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  695.  @DeathSnacker  They can't use that on me. My grandparents died years ago and my parents are too. I literally have no one close to me to protect.
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  696. If it was from endometriosis, as horrible as it is, taking the pill stops it progression and helps maintain fertility so when you are ready to have to children you’ll still be able to. Endometriosis causes damage to your reproductive organs building up scar tissue until they no longer function. So if she has that, it’s hereditary, you should be aware of the potential consequences.
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  697. Asmon didn't do anything wrong. He did nothing that at least 100 other game streamers didn't do. Musk got caught lying and cheating. Rather than just own up to it, he's throwing a fit. Makes a lot of us wonder what else he's willing to lie and cheat about.
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  698.  @hanknorris5642  The red pill isn't based on party. It just means waking up to the truth/reality. That's where a lot of people make mistakes when using it. The blue pill is staying asleep/believing the propaganda, black pill is nihilism, white pill is hope.
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  699.  @sthubbins4038  Not a single person in this thread has said it doesn't exist. Not a single thing in the body of the article said the people in that town don't believe it exists. So I don't understand what point you think you are making. As to your second comment, not a single person has said nobody has died or that some people get very sick either. The only thing stated is that with the information we have now of the real death rate, destroying people's lives isn't worth it. Especially when the lockdowns are killing more globally than the virus.
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  700. The oil refineries are pumping it out as fast as they can. The problem is, oil production is low and due to Covid shutdowns many small refineries went belly up. They are also selling it overseas rather than making sure the supply stays in the US (they being the government). It's going to the war in Ukraine and Europe. So the government is blaming the oil companies for things they are doing because they know the population already views oil companies as bad and evil.
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  701. ​ @MKA_NET  You admit it's not good for every profession but are disagreeing with Tim talking about those professions. Because at the end of the day, it's up to the head of the company. Not the workers which is the point.
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  702. Why isn't this person being arrested for terroristic threatening? I'm pretty sure what he just said is illegal.
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  703.  Peter Parlee  It depends on the laws in the state. Some require you to retreat to the furthest area and hide. Only if they come at you after that are you allowed to defend yourself. Not where I live. Just one foot breaks the threshold and I'm within my rights.
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  704. He's admitted it has no real meaning. It's bad terminology, but that him and Konstantin think it's a good smear to other people they simply find objectionable. Mainly because they don't like Christianity.
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  705. ​​ @JustaGamerT2  That's why companies pay relocation costs and for the right talent even allow them to stay in a place owned by the company while they find a place. Do you think companies didn't compete for the best workers before Covid? Edit: This is also the "global workforce" mindset that we're trying to get away from. You're arguing against your own best interest and the interest of future generations.
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  706. Was it Elizabeth I or II? I thought it was first. I love Elizabeth I because she was an amazing leader and pulled Britain back together after her sister's bloody reign.
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  707.  @wp-ww  Your parents do since they were the ones paying for it.
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  708.  @chryssesandchaos  Maybe he keeps bringing up "friend" because Jeremy said that over and over and over. If he didn't think that should factor in, he shouldn't have kept using it.
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  709.  @Primal391  It was a starting point they refused to budge on. Crowder said no and they didn't contact him again for 3 months only to say that's the only offer as in take it or leave it. Crowder told them what he wanted, they offered something Jeremy clearly said they knew he wouldn't take. Crowder said no come back with something else. They go silent, then finally say that's the best we can do after admitting in the reply video it never was. It's a bunch of double speak and contradictions. Then Jeremy saying they decided Crowder wasn't a "team player" which is corpo speak for won't do what we want and keep quiet. I've seen and listened to more than enough contract negotiations from Unions and companies from my father and husband being presidents to know exactly what that means. Them acting like it was all risk for them, when if they get attacked through no fault of Crowder and lose sponsors, it comes out of his pocket. If Matt Walsh gets enough riled up, it comes out of Crowder's pocket, not just Walsh's yet he gets not even a percentage of his subscriptions he brings in. The risk wasn't just Daily Wires contrary to Jeremy's spin.
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  710.  @typingcat  Yes because your situation is completely unique and hasn't played out over thousands of years before you existed. Yet, society didn't come to the verge of collapse because of it. Meanwhile, it's been a steady decline in how well the next generation is educated, birth rates, success of the next generations, and increases in youth violence and mental problems since the introduction of no fault divorce. Most of which can be traced directly back to the increase in single parent homes. Sometimes things aren't just about you. Edit: You are a prime example of the underlying problem. It doesn't matter that future generations will be poorly effected because you're all that matters. Me, me, me, me.
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  711. I thought it was the vault that ruined him.
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  712. Yep. This is to get to discovery which will bring the proof they need.
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  713. Republican hands aren't clean. Several Republicans are in there too. Like Bill Krystal. A person who hasn't had a position in government since Bush, Jr and hates Trump. I looked into him and found out neocon aren't just warhawks. They're socialists. And the current crazy leftists come from "The New Left" from the 60s and 70s. Neocons broke away from the Democratic Party because of social disagreements and not economic and consider themselves Democratic socialists. Including him.
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  714. This is Trump level art of deal moves. I mean it's been a sight to behold. The bot thing was 100% the intention all along. From the moment he purchased the 9%. There's a stipulation in the deal about Twitter having to give him the information he needs to secure funding. He already said his investors want the full bot information before they'll release funding. It was suspicious when the Saudi Twitter investor who said he'd never sell to Elon, joined in funding the purchase. The stock price has dropped so much, Twitter has no choice but to try to enforce the agreement legally. Now either a settlement for a lower price will be reached or Twitter will most likely go under from loss of confidence. Elon has used it to garner favorability from the right as the pendulum swings back. Smart. Very smart. I bet Theil helped a lot with him on this show.
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  715. That's talking about in the Church. Timothy chapter 2 is about the layout of the Church. Not the home. How about reading more than just a single verse taken out if context. Paul says women should teach other women and children. As a helper, we are to support our husbands physically AND spiritually.
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  716.  @zamba136  What does choosing to adopt a child have to do with aborting your baby? You're attempting to conflate two separate things because someone said it's your own DNA. Instead of staying on topic you went off on adoption and people not caring for adopted children because it's not their DNA. That sounds like a you thing and completely irrelevant to the topic of a baby in womb being equated with being hooked up to a stranger to keep them alive.
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  717. I'm trying to tell them Natives don't consider the land lost in battle "stolen". Only the land lost to broken treaties. That has zero to do with white people and only the government it's self.
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  718. Rice is the ivy league of the south so I knew it couldn't be as amazing as this guy is making it out to be. They must teach something he can't get elsewhere. I can't remember if he lives in KY, but it maybe close to home. There's a small college near me that teaches forensics and it's the only one in the state that does so it could be like that.
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  719. ​ @That_Puppet  Never had a single one denied and we have United. I get a lot of blood work done every 3 months and take expensive medications. My husband has had 3 surgeries and is looking at 2 more next year. Zero issues. Heck, he's been to the doctor and had more repeat imagery and other expensive testing than me and I've got 5 autoimmune diseases and am disabled. He even gets botox regularly for headaches.
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  720. The Americas was settled by modern humans 33,000 years ago. You,like many, assume all current Natives come from the migration from Siberia. That's not correct. There were 3 migrations from different areas. The ones from Siberia are the tribes that occupy Canada and the northern US. They arrived 20,000 years ago. The other tribes came up from South America which experienced two separate migrations by boat. They arrived 33,000 years ago. We know this because of DNA. You'd also know this if you had come in contact with pure Natives that had originally lived in the different areas. We do not have the same skin tone. If you think 33,000 years isn't a long time, modern humans immigrated to Europe and Asia just 50,000 years ago. Sorry, there were no humans in the Americas prior to the Natives. Just like there were no modern humans in Asia or Europe before they migrated there from Africa. If you're trying to claim the Clovis theory, they were 13,000 years ago. Still after the current Natives per DNA testing. We did not take this land from anyone else. There is zero archeological evidence of it. Please stop speaking on things you have zero knowledge about. We also do not support what these idiots are doing and do NOT consider our loses in battles as the land being stolen. The only land we consider stolen is from broken treaties. We use the courts to settle those disputes.
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  721. Why would they stop? They don't like Biden either and the sympathetic Mayors and governors can't stop them without breaking their own radical views. They don't care about Trump. They only care about social justice and equity. I've seen them posting and they are voting Green Party if they vote at all.
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  722.  @Raya-ir4tm  That's not necessary true either. Very young children exposed to sexuality, no matter the type (think seeing mommy and daddy doing it) causes trauma. It's very confusing because they don't have sexual urges or are capable of understanding why someone would do that. It's silly and gross to them. That's their natural reaction. That's why having these types of discussions with children outside of a biological sense (body differences) or discussing sexual preferences is recommended at an older age by most child psychologist.
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  723. ​ @jcp7620  Yes. If your boss has no idea who you are it's much easier if cuts need to be made, it's the person he doesn't know. I don't know why you decided to tie it into Hannah especially when Tim doesn't live where he works either. None of them live at the compound now.
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  724. Yes it does. Parents, grandparents, citizens, the people that pay them.
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  725.  @bul166  If you hate him so much why are you here? That's never made sense to me. You're posting, possibly watching which is feeding the algorithm to up his channel.
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  726. The bat DNA in the virus is from a species only in China. Nice try. I hope your social credit score went up for that.
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  727. I'll explain religion and orientation. For religion, some wear clearly visible markers. Jews wear the hat, Muslims women wear the coverings, another one wear turban, etc. Orientation is because some people are noticeably gay. Or if it's found out, they're fired or not promoted. It's to protect from that. Edit: 9 states are not getting rid of gay marriage. 4 states, including my own Oklahoma, are simply adding a special category called covenant marriage, which is for a man and woman only. That's not taking anything away or giving any rights to anyone. It's just to respect the institution.
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  728. The loan was because their son killed an elderly man in a car accident because he was going at a high rate of speed, running stop signs/lights, and other reckless driving. He then got arrested almost as soon as he got out for driving while smoking crack and taking cocaine. It took 3 years to get him into court because he kept not showing up. Then when he finally went before the court, he claimed the government had no authority over him because magically now he's "Native" and interrupted the proceedings over 20 times. The loan was to pay for his defense. It was taken out 20 years ago. It has nothing to do with the pandemic. They were evicted 2 years ago, but squatted. The bank sold it in an auction and don't own the home anymore. Know the real story Tim. I'm not in agreement with Antifa on this in any shape or form. Once again they pick a horrible example to take some stand on that has nothing to do with what they are saying. It's just optics for them and has nothing to do with anything they actually believe. Someone who actually met the criteria you're saying these people are, I'll support 100%, but not a bunch of criminals who had 20 years to get their crap together.
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  729. More than getting the murderer. Relations normalized between Serbia and Kosovo! 🤯 That's as big as Israel and UAE.
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  730. @Nicholas Olesen To some degree you are correct, but most of the time it's not actually based on race. It's based on class. There are no laws now on the books that are racist against blacks. There are on Natives, but that's not the topic. That doesn't mean racist things and policies don't exist either, but to be systematic it would be country wide, and that's not the case. They are few and far between. Just like stop and frisk. It was a racist policy in one place so wasn't systematic because it didn't exist in the entire system. That racist policy didn't affect any black outside NYC so it wasn't system wide. I think a lot of the problem is people don't understand what systematic really is. Something can just be racist without being systematic. Just like Civil Rights. People have this belief that racism was only in the south and the north was some bastion of equality. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Jim Crow laws were in the midwest and other areas too. In the north east it was accomplished with zoning laws and things like that but had the same effect. That's why it was systematic racism. It was present in all systems.
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  731. I'm pretty sure all those white kids aren't from those neighborhoods. They are dressed way too nice to be poor either. When you're dealing with crowds this large it doesn't take but a couple of people to get most of them worked up. It's why you see places get trashed when a concert gets canceled. I'd say a sporting event, but that's usually because they're drunk.
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  732. Bingo. Out of all the black people I know only like 2 support BLM. I know that 90% is a lie.
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  733. He's trying to sound like a she. I've noticed that a lot with recent male to female ones.
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  734. Thank God! Justice might prevail. These people have been used as a political target for oved a year. Good on them for not caving to a plea.
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  735.  @jaredowens3074  Having been in a particular group, they would have a plan to snitch on each other if they got caught before they left the place together. That way they both got reduced sentences. There's nothing wrong with gaming the system if you can. It doesn't appear that he snitched on friends or family. He's always been clear he's pro police as well. That's why he did back the blue rallies. So you and others are holding him to a standard he never had. It's one others appear to have created for him. He made it clear often that he wanted Antifa held accountable for the destruction they wrought by the law.
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  736. As Rusty stated, ultimately this is about the $1 billion if the deal fell through. This also isn't unusual and it's usually to renegotiate the price. There are about 1000 lawsuits against Musk at the moment from stockholders claiming he's been intentionally driving down the price of the stock as well. A lot is going on at once.
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  737.  @ThePalatineHill  Sounds like staph.
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  738.  @DirtMufflerButt  Can I criticize them based on years of experience due to being a caregiver, physically disabled, and having worked in the medical field? The vast majority aren't professional and also aren't good at their job. I've seen them cause suffering far more than they've helped it including many instances of malpractice. That's in the last 10 years especially. Now 20-30 years ago that wasn't the case, but it is now.
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  739. That's called long Covid. The same happens with most viruses. It's common with the flu too. You just never heard about it because nobody's scared of the flu.
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  740.  @typingcat  So you think history shouldn’t be taught? It’s because we know history that we know and understand what is happening. History and English teach critical thinking. The ability to read something and understand how it can have greater impact than just the immediate. You’re children won’t be able to navigate the world outside their bubble if you don’t teach these things.
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  741. I can't be the only Gen Xer having flashbacks when the guy was talking about building up their nukes. I've been thinking "welcome to the 80s" for awhile and it just keeps piling on. As to Fauci, he did this during AIDS too. I'm not sure why anyone is surprised. He advised against researching treatments and only wanted to focus on a possible vaccine. The only difference is that his platform is much bigger now and he help from big tech. The reason it got suppressed was because he was going to get caught with his hand in the cookie jar, violating Congress. His buddy that got the grant money, used his influence to publish his scientists and his own OP-ed claiming the lab leak not possible. It was to save them both. You believing it was because China is scary is much less plausible because it was in the open months ago until Biden got elected and other countries have been saying it as well.
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  742. They can do that without being married. Everything you listed as a reason for it is just individual responsibilities and has nothing to do with responsibilities of a couple. Which is create a stable environment to raise children.
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  743. This is being done by the state. Not the federal government as it should be. So no, it's still not making it even enforcement.
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  744.  shankapuppet  Most of the people here are independent and libertarian so I'm not sure who you're referring to. The ONLY people I see throwing those words around like rice(birdseed?) at a wedding are SJWs which you appear to be. These ideas which are being taught to children are destructive and are not based on a shred of scientific evidence just like the antivaxx movement or flat Earthers.
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  745. Even if there's no mistrial, if he's found guilty it will be overturned on appeal. The judge warned them it was a house of cards with just the photo.
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  746.  @iandungeon273  She doesn't have one and has only had one her entire life. She started out idolizing Rolo, one if the top guys in the "manosphere" and mimicking him. She stabbed him in the back and has lost relevance in that sphere. So she runs around Twitter attacking women who've gotten what she wants.
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  747. Arkansas never had stay at home orders either. Parks have stayed open but closed for overnight stays because 60% were from other states like New York. We too are doing well. Our Governor refused because he said he wasn't going to violate our rights.
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  748.  @Marsmuncher  He was a former atheist. He was still one when he first met Tolkien. It's an interesting tale.
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  749. Insurance companies owning mail in pharmacies should be a monopoly. I've had them force two of mine onto that, and I HATE it so much. They won't pay for it if I don't and it's expensive. It's inconvenient because if the dosage gets changed, it takes weeks to get it instead of minutes of driving to my local pharmacy.
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  750. Watch the People's Pundit. He does independent polling and Trump has Florida in the bag. Democrats did not get enough new voters to take Florida from last election. They only got half just to get even. They needed over 500,000 and only got 200,000. Florida is over. PA should be by the numbers, but it depends on the "voted" that come after election day. I listened to his 4 hour long discussion yesterday and it was very enlightening and encouraging. Just *VOTE*. Edit to add: The numbers from Biden's post is close. Nevada is even in play. Florida is actually a point higher. Wisconsin is iffy. If PA gets called for Trump it's over. He still has the numbers if PA goes Biden if the numbers hold.
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  751. Tim as many times as you've pointed out how they word things you missed this one. The article about Delta tells you. Vaccinated are spreading it more than thought. Did you forget the Texas Democrat flight that caused an outbreak at the WH? How did that happen if they are all vaccinated? Vaccinated are spreading it to vaccinated. The last two stories didn't really disagree either. Under the headline it said that lockdowns didn't cause as much damage, short term. That's the key. Psychologists were screaming warnings about the lockdowns and masks when they started.
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  752. The parents who held a protest against him?
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  753. Wikipedia never had credibility. It's never been accepted academically as a source.
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  754.  @Sensorama2000  Some places in the US are still on lockdowns. My state isn't really and we've been fairly steady throughout. Small spikes here and there, but nothing major.
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  755.  @colinburroughs9871  No, it's understanding that unless something results in this, it's pointless to speculate and worry about. Especially to the point Tim is trying to get people to. She's somebody 90% of the world's population didn't know existed. She's not a government official or of any real importance to global affairs. It would be the equivalent of killing a US journalist, which has happened even recently, or even a Kardashian. Is it sad? Of course. Does it really change or affect anything? No, not really.
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  756. No they didn't. They said THEY didn't want this and wanted the same or more police. A small group of vocal people of a combination of races that were predominantly from wealthy families decided to scream about something they know nothing about because their college professors told them to. The problem is they tend to not vote in large numbers and are overridden by white saviors.
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  757. Yes if Republicans retake Congress. That what this is in anticipation of.
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  758. I thought the same thing.
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  759. What rights do trans people not have that everyone else does? Serious question. You kept saying they will get rights. They already can change their sex on official documents. If you mean nonbinary, they are not trans and no that won't happen. Simply because of why those documents exist. They exist to identify you to others on sight. You can't identify a nonbinary person that way. If you're in a foreign country and go missing, they use your passport to put out a description. If you can explain how calling someone nonbinary helps in that, then you'll have a point.
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  760. I said how'd they know he was a civilian. They just assumed and cared more about looking like heroes.
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  761. What you're missing is you'll be taxed repeatedly on the same gain year after year. In your example of a business that's value keeps increasing, they'll tax that $200,000 initial gain over and over. You start at $100,000. You're business grows and is worth $300,000 so they tax the $200,000 growth. Next year it's worth 1 million. They aren't going to tax just the $700,000 growth. They'll tax the entire growth. So you'll pay taxes on that initial $200,000 over and over.
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  762. That's a nice fantasy world. It's only for a felony charge. So you're fine with pedophiles being able to vote on laws that make their desires legal? That's what it's for, to prevent criminals from legalizing their crimes or influencing elections. It's like wanting to allow prisoners to vote while incarcerated. In many places that have prisons, they outnumber the population so they'd be able to control the government there.
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  763. Untrue. It says you should keep each other accountable. Seriously, nobody has actually read the Bible and it's clear by these comments.
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  764. Nice you remember who Andy is since you didn't care he got posts taken down. There are PVs. One is a small, close knit group of investors and personally connected to James that controls the majority of the money. The second one is a large group of board members with access to a small amount of money. Most likely it was an attempt of the bigger board to get their hands on the money. As to Sydney, nobody forced Elijah to do what he did that he's admitted to and apologized for. Nobody secretly coerced the Blaze to not fire him. It simply was one of the most popular shows. For somebody who doesn't believe in conspiracy theories other than making fun of people and refusing to entertain them. You sucking on the black pills is why I rarely watch you anymore. This latest claims of psyop is ridiculous. People do wrong things and need to be held accountable regardless of what side they're on. You have no principles if you don't hold everyone to the same standards and excuse something because you like them or believe they do good. I was demoralized listening to your constant civil war, yelling at people for not willing to do what you won't do, etc. We can't win if we're being censored by our "own side". So yes, ask who's really on your side and who's using it for fame and attention.
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  765.  @kyoai  Explain to me why we "need" massive cities. What do they provide that can't be accomplished with a more spread out population? What does a city with an 8 million population provide for the society outside of it needs to live that a city of 500,000 can't? You made the claim that we need both now you have to prove it.
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  766.  Iblis  Is buried at the Basilica of Santa Croce with Michelangelo and Da Vinci. That is consecrated ground and would not have a heretic buried there. The Church can admit and attempt to rectify when it makes a mistake. Thoughts and beliefs change over time. I would imagine the first human that was able to control fire was viewed as godlike by some and evil by others. Tribes in the Amazon that have had no contact with the outside world kill anyone that's different and regularly kill "witches".
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  767. I'll be honest. This is scary as shit. That's not an answer a candidate should ever give. That's authoritarian and equals the destruction of the Republic.
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  768.  @NickO.-uz1re  They just don't want our current police. They want to be the police. They want community policing done by those they approve of. They want authoritarian power for themselves. It's about destroying what we have to create what they want with them at the head because they think they alone know how to achieve utopia. The only reason to even advocate for totally open borders is if you want to topple a country. It would spell economic disaster.
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  769. You're making a lot of assumptions about a court case you clearly didn't read. The judgment is that they can't have female only workout areas in a gym open to both. This has nothing to do with anything else. It's not changing areas, bathrooms, saying a gym can't be female only, and all the other assertions you made. It's a very limited ruling. It also only applies in that state, not everywhere in the US. It has no bearing on if a female only app is legal within the US. As for allowing private businesses to segregate male or female only, I'm fine with it and always have been. There is a biological difference between male and female. There is not when talking about race, religion, etc. If we accept your premise that you're either against all segregation or for all segregation, then that would mean every religious building would have to cater to every other religion and practice them within that space. That would send the religious to feel they can only practice their religion in secrecy to keep it intact and not influenced or taken over by another one. It would also mean Women's shelters that help women escape an abusive spouse will have to close because they won't be allowed to bar the abuser from entering. The reason segregation of the races was ended is because there is no biological difference between them. The reason it's allowed when it comes to biological sex is because there is. This is probably one of your worst takes, mainly because you didn't research the court decision you pointed out that you think somehow is relevant to the female only app. It isn't even remotely relevant to it because it's about segregation within a business that allows all.
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  770. I could easily explain how this works and knew how it did when they were created following the Patriot Act. My husband was an immigrant, he's now a citizen. The Patriot Act allows the NSA to spy on my husband simply because he's not a US citizen. Then it allows them to "collect" information on everyone he has contact with, everyone they have contact with, and everyone they have contact with. This allows them to legally spy on every US citizen without needing any court to do so. The courts only come in when they want to wiretap you, but your digital communications are for them to view at will. Edit: That also means if you ever just talked to an immigrant, they can now legally spy on you. Taxi driver an immigrant? Boom! You're now being monitored. Obviously it only took a short amount of time to be able to include every citizen with that system.
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  771. How does pointing out what's happening create division? So you're trying to say it's better to ignore it and just remain oblivious to it. Why is he causing division instead of the people doing the divisive things?
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  772. Tim cloth masks don't work and have never worked. Those "studies" are conducted in a lab in controlled conditions and say not applicable in real world settings. Others are just data before and after mask mandates were put in place without taking any other data into consideration. The claim they don't work comes from the CDC. They didn't say they don't only work against this variant. They never worked. You know how not to spit on people? Don't talk a lot and sneeze and cough into your elbow. That's more effective than any mask other than N95. Edit: The only circumstances they would have any effect is if you're sick and coughing and sneezing a lot. What's more effective is staying home. Masks were studied for years as a possibility to help in flu season. They were researched for medical settings to try to prevent it spreading in hospitals. Nothing really worked and that's what led to the invention of the N95.
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  773.  @Moneyman-33  I am not a big Trump supporter and have no issue with vaccines as long as it's not forced. He did try to end lockdowns several times, but governors have that power over their state, not the President. I do NOT like that he didn't pardon Assange and that he should have addressed 230. He put in legislation to make it easier to fire federal employees, which is extremely difficult because they are unionized. You seem to be pissed because you believe the President has more power then they do. Those in the administration have said he had maybe a dozen people that actually supported him. Everyone else was openly bragging about how they were doing everything they could to stop anything he wanted. Even going so far as to lie about troop numbers and movements to the Commander in Chief of the military. I put blame where it is rightfully deserved. I don't like the legislation about bump stocks either, but I do understand the knee jerk reaction because I'm not devoid of reason or unable to view things objectively. Just like the Brady Bill was a knee jerk reaction so too was this. I'm aware he spent too much time listening to the establishment RHINOs because he honestly didn't know better, but I appreciate the times he pushed back on both sides. This idea of wanting a perfect President can never and will never be reality because people aren't perfect. He accomplished far more than I expected and listened to the people more than any president in my lifetime. I'll take that over an establishment crony that is constantly talking out of both sides of their mouth and are nothing but empty campaign promises. This idea that a leader should do everything you want is no different than the left demanding that society bend to their will.
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  774.  @xychogaming  Read our history. It's clear you don't know it. This is by far not the first time. It's happened fairly often yet only once did it involve violence. FDR destroyed checks and balances by simply threatening to add justices to the court because they kept finding his Executive orders unconstitutional. They knew he had the power in the government to make them obsolete so they caved and stopped, yet balance was restored. There have been times the courts were just outright ignored, again balance was restored. If you just want to rip it all apart, then you don't really care about this country or want to conserve anything. I'll do what it takes to preserve this country. If eventually that means violence, so be it, but that time is clearly not now. The tide is turning quickly. To do something stupid now would crush this surge and destroy it.
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  775.  @glennchartrand5411  Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! Someone was paying attention to the all call meeting. There was a reason Musk kept talking about hardware. The employees were confused because they mostly deal with software. He wants to create a network using Starlink that's safe from the other tech companies and the government. That's why he wants to take it private. The rest was useful as the pendulum swings back to gain favor with the right. Edit: Not that I don't think he honestly feels that way. It's just convenient right now to be vocal about it. He's always been pretty against the woke stuff and censorship.
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  776.  @dr.pepperoni5415  Level 2 labs are not "bio weapon" labs. They are labs used to test soil, water, run off from mining and drilling, industrial waste, etc. They have those agents there to calibrate the machines. Far too many people who know NOTHING about labs, their levels, or only what they read on wikipedia about these agents trying to act like experts. They are not kept in a state that can be used to cause problems. They'd have to be turned into aerosols which is difficult. Edit: Testing labs at chemical plants all over the US are level 1 and 2 labs that contain some of these same substances. Obviously they are "bio weapons" labs that must be destroyed. Colleges too. You better get busy.
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  777. I know. It's not a gotcha. Like almost all big YouTubers don't use editors. Still, leaking DMs is a snake move.
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  778. That's always the hope.
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  779.  @thetomdillengerescapeplan3525  Explain how the US system was so much different than that in the beginning either. We were not united as we think of it post Lincoln. Loyalty was to your state and the federal government was last place behind family and God. They had completely different laws, different currencies, and imposed tariffs on each other. I'm from what's now called the Powhatan Confederacy. We had divorce, we had a permanent capital, each family was responsible for growing their own food (so personal property and responsibility), we had cots and beds, and many of the same creature comforts the settlers had. We even taught them how to take care of themselves and were extremely polite at first. We hoped once they learned how to live, they'd leave for a different area. Unfortunately language barriers prevented good communication. This idea that we all lived liked the nomadic plains tribes is completely false. Just as false as the left putting us on some Communist/socialist pedestal claiming we didn't believe in ownership and private property. The different were tolerated within our society and we happily welcomed huwhite people and freed/escaped slaves into our tribe. So we had divorce which could be done by the man or woman, tolerated and found a place for those that didn't fit into our norms rather than reject them, and didn't give a crap what color you were or where you came from. Things that took the US centuries to achieve. So yes, we were more advanced in some ways. That's not including that the founders incorporated some Native tribes forms of government into their system and that our methods of forest fire prevention and farming are still used today. Edit: Since Europeans claim the advances of every European no matter where they lived, then you can add a far superior understanding and mapping of the solar system and solar events. Even though the Americas were settled by humans about 10,000 years after Europe, it was only a few hundred years behind technologically wise.
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  780.  @amyb.6368  Horses aren't native to the Americas. They were brought by the Spaniard. We had no beasts of burden which is why we never developed carts even though the wheel was used in our children's toys. We also didn't only use stone. There are mines that we dug to get to metals, though it was mostly used for jewelry. We did become very proficient with guns quickly once they were introduced.
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  781.  @rudyando  Yes and no. It depends on the law. The federal government can try to strong arm the state by withholding funding to things like happened with the legal drinking age. However yes, in those circumstances they could have due to state sovereignty which is what allows legal marijuana in states that want it even though it's federally illegal. It also has allowed for counties to disregard mandates by the governors. The officers where I live have said they will not enforce any of the mandates because they violate the Constitution and they aren't the mask police. Had all of this been done by the legislature and put into actual law, it would be different. Since the governors are using temporary emergency powers, which were orginally granted by the legislature for things like floods and other natural disasters for a very short period of time, they aren't required to enforce them. The only thing that has to be is the changes to the health code as that's a department under the governor's direct control. I hope that explained it a bit better. All of that's without using the courts which is the people's last line of defense and last check against the government.
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  782. The last time something similar happened, the Dutch roasted the politicans and ate them. I don't think the government wants to f around and find out.
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  783. The fire could have nothing to do with the election. Someone put a letter in there, decided it would be bad if the other person received it, panicked, and did it. I've seen crazier stuff.
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  784.  @Berryations  He didn't really though so that was confusing.
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  785. It means they teach the woke classes. Those awesome gender studies.
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  786. It’s so the parents insurance doesn’t have to pay for it. Federally they’re attempting or have added it to required to be covered by insurance.
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  787. I'm never going to vote based on how it affects other countries. My vote is for my best self interest just as other countries vote for their's. This idea that I'm responsible for what other countries decide to adopt is ridiculous. They make their own choices and are responsible for them. You can point to government involvement and I agree, but to attempt to influence my vote by blaming US voters for the culture in your country is wrong. You allowed it, I didn't. You voted for it in your country, not me. I'm not responsible for what citizens of other countries choose to do.
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  788. Tim if an election law was enacted that was unconstitutional, it wasn't a legitimate election. It doesn't change who the President is. It's to make sure there's a historical record of it. We've had several Presidents that were elected fraudulently. We make sure there's a record stating what happened and how. There's no way to know if the outcome would have been different, but what is clear is that those laws were unconstitutional which means the election wasn't legitimate in that state. Edit: Please stop the attempt at legal analysis. You have no clue what you're talking about. The Supreme Court is supposed to hear disputes between states. Any federal election, especially President, directly impacts every state. So the "no standing" was being used to just reject the case because they didn't want to be responsible for any fallout. That's not unusual for the Supreme Court and it factors into what cases they choose to hear every session.
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  789.  @user-kcrpine  They are using “liberal” as it was demonized by the right in the 80s and 90s as a way to say they were immoral without saying it directly. I liked Reagan, but that has turned into a giant mistake we’re still paying a price for. They don’t understand that both parties are liberal and there can be no true right wing in the US because it’s founded on liberal ideals. Liberals are the parents fighting against the school boards and they did vote for Trump. We’re all fighting against illiberal ideas and need to stop attacking each other.
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  790. I didn't allow that. My kids aren't millenials either which is the majority of the protesters. I think because they don't have an "enemy" they are creating one. We had both parties trying to censor, Russia, fighting globalisation (we shutdown the WTO), AIDS, the most violent time in history, and so much more. They're faced with a pandemic and a President they don't like and lose their freaking minds.
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  791.  @AgentExeider  This is about mail in ballots. You must sign and date it. So the date being wrong on a voting machine isn't relevant to the conversation.
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  792. The establishment is very afraid and this is part of it. They want us too afraid to keep rising up in peaceful ways like WSB have. That gets the population on our side and forces their hand. Hold the line
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  793.  @fraserfir19  Then you don't understand the point. This is taking it from a "rich" person's game. Little kids who loved Gamestop and asked for stock for a gift are cashing in on this.
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  794. If the UK is so great, why have they elected several non English that advocate for their home country instead of Britain? Why does London now look like Bangladesh?
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  795. The only way would be based on what they are made of. Many elements aren't found here.
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  796.  @lionelburns6317  Isn't that buying votes? Pretty sure that's against the rules.
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  797.  @electronikdancemusik7524  No it isn't. Thomas laid the groundwork for Constitutional carry. Next will have to use the decision on not allowed to charge to to use a right (it was about voting, but that was the language) to get rid of that too. He made it clear that carrying arms isn't limited to just the home which is huge even if you don't understand that. That also gets into duty to retreat. So many different laws this can be used to fight against.
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  798. ​ @Christopher-iv9yy  You're going to need to explain exactly what he's done other than write books and build up a cult following. He hasn't made any policies. He's not been involved in actions that stopped any of what was happening. He hasn't engaged in anything effective in the real world.
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  799. Tim stop with the psychology stuff. It's not the parents fault an adult's passion doesn't match their talent. That would require parents to give their child access to anything and everything and most people can't afford that. It's also not true that what you're involved in when you're 13 somehow defines what you'll enjoy doing later. Otherwise most people would still be farmers living in rural areas. Instead, one child will want to continue it if you're lucky, but the rest want something else for their lives. Phobias are easy to create in children. A parent passes their phobias down by freaking out when the child engages in the phobia. For example: A parent is afraid of heights. The child climbs a tree. The parent panics, freaks out, and starts yelling at the child to get down before they get hurt. That phobia has now been passed to the child. It's that easy. It's not some dramatic trauma that causes them. Edit: A person's passion versus talent is also influenced by friends and the culture. How many kids want to be social media influencers vs how many of them have the looks and personality required for it? The parents didn't teach them that. Their friends and the current culture did.
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  800.  @andrewyp6724  That doesn't make sense because females have been allowed to compete in men's sports for awhile if they choose to try. There were court cases about it in the 80s or 90s. Maybe even further back. So that's a non issue. That school should be reminded of the court decisions. It's a poor example and understanding of what's already allowed within the law. Just like when they point out schools that are still segregated. That's not what the law supports and it needs to be addressed by that school.
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  801.  Michael RedCrow  The Union slave holders got reimbursed by the government when they were forced to free them.
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  802. Seriously. I went from 170 to 130 once I got my health issues treated. I would have ended myself if I got that big.!
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  803. This is just the beginning. Our system is going to be stretched and tested to its limits in the coming months. I'm not going to be shocked if organizations like the Weather Underground come back. It's going to get wild!
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  804. Poor Timmy. It always takes the wealthy to fix the problems caused by the other wealthy. You get a few that come from a certain level of wealth who were groomed to believe they are better and smarter than everyone else. That allows them to succeed to new heights their wealthy parents could only dream of. As such, they believe they know what's best for everyone. Then you have the ones willing to do anything to get there and stay there. It takes first generation wealthy who struggled and faced hardships and those who came from nothing to keep the others in check. That's what's happening and it's what always happens.
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  805. The law firm was most likely just their company lawyers. It's normal for large organizations to have a firm they pay monthly to take care of everyday stuff and that's most likely why they're representing.
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  806. It depends on the job, but there's a proper way to do things in most. In manufacturing or other such jobs there's safety concerns if you don't follow proper protocols. You refusing to do that is a huge problem. The point of watching the boss or training is so you don't make mistakes. In some places a mistake means people get hurt or worse. So no "learning from mistakes" isn't an option. You're telling on yourself and think you're in the right.
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  807. Most of us had our parents to teach us for many years. He doesn't have that luxury.
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  808. They're still currently in control.
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  809. I've seen that van at every protest. It's got BLM snack van painted on it. They set up a table and have juice boxes and junk. It's gone through so many tires in the last month alone it's hilarious. When the cops in Portland pass it in the push they puncture the tires. It's not "medical" supplies any more than the Riot Kitchen is only cooking food.
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  810. He's the richest that we know about. He contends that Putin has more. Many leaders can and do hide their actual wealth.
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  811.    Equity is access to opportunity, networks, resources, and supports based on where we are and where we want to go according to Stanford. It's a path to equal outcomes which, in fact, is Marxism and Communism. That's how it was defined (obviously I added the Marxism part) by a study from Stanford when it popped up in philanthropy groups around 2015 and was the new buzzword. Many that described it in the paper used the term social justice.
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  812. Oh dear Lord. Kinda off topic, but when we go to Vancouver (husband is from there) we play spot the black person. We're terrible people. It's just very weird to and my boys to see so few.
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  813. Sam showed he couldn't answer the breakfast question because everything he believes is good is based on what someone else tells him is and it's locked in this exact moment in time. He doesn't understand hypotheticals outside what is currently acceptable by the people that tell him what is acceptable.
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  814. No they shouldn't. Women should be the social pressure for other women. That's been true throughout all of civilization. How exactly is a man going extract social pressure on a woman? Socially, not politically, has always been controlled by women. That's why in the Bible women teach other women and children and men teach other men. Have any of ya'll ever even read it?
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  815. Communism is authoritarianism so your comment makes zero sense.
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  816. Most of the comments are recommending proper training.
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  817. I saw an article about a woman in Tennessee "forced" to give birth to a still born baby. It's gross fear porn because that's always been the case. When a child dies in the womb, it's best to wait and let the body take it's natural course rather than a surgical intervention. Surgery should be once the body doesn't perform correctly. It's like saying you should have your kidney removed because there's a stone in it.
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  818. Nice pic 😉
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  819. As long as you’re aware of the risks from endometriosis, you’re decision. I hope if you want kids it doesn’t make infertile.
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  820. Okay. I've been wondering what autoimmune disease she has because she's said she does. The UV light narrows it down. UV light in a couple of them cause fatigue. Like lupus. Also, the medications we take can cause sensitivity to them. I have the maximum number they've found a single person can have, which is 5. It's extremely rare. I guaranteed you I'm way sicker than her and on far more powerful medications. I wore a mask once during the pandemic. My health is my responsibility. Not the rest of the world's. If she is this afraid she needs to remain in her house and never go out in public.
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  821. I was in an open primary state and would often do the same thing in the primary. It's not uncommon and not a new thing.
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  822. Doesn't matter. All that matters is they acted on behalf of the government.
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  823.  @JohnnyKaw11B  The normies are getting it actually because they are seeing their kids come home with insane work and their kids are telling them they were called oppressor by their teacher. That’s why the fight is currently centered on schools.
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  824.  @M0EJ0EKING  Free speech is so frightening to you because you know your ideas won't stand up to any real scrutiny. It's not against the law to be "mean" and who decides what is and isn't "mean"? You say you can't be mean on line while people calling for the assassination of justices was allowed and all platforms are allowing you to wish death on someone simply because they happened to be born in Russia. So you're claim is completely false. Obviously people ARE allowed to be "mean" and even engage in what would be considered illegal speech since someone actually attempted to assassinate one of them. What you're really saying is you don't believe in equality or even equity.
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  825. That is the best way if you've never really handled one before. Welcome to the gun club! I've got the one I conceal carry. Hubby has several.
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  826. You're really trying to make the argument that the refineries haven't adjusted for the increase in almost 40 years? There was a graph that Tim showed detailing the supply over the years. It's the lowest in over 10 years. So your theory is there was a sudden massive increase in diesel truck purchases during the lockdowns when people weren't working because the supply was fine then and a couple of years before.
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  827. Welcome to war Tim. Communications from the opposite side is always removed not because they are hiding the truth or anything like that. It's to protect morale. The last thing either side wants is their citizens believing the propaganda from the other side because that's it's purpose, to demoralize the opposition. Yes Putin will remove any organization that doesn't follow what his regime dictates them to say. It's been done every single time he does this. During Crimea the propaganda RT was putting out about how evil Ukrainians are, it caused some of their most popular talking heads to quit on air because they couldn't take the blatant lies they were being forced to tell. I'm surprised he allowed "independent" media at all, but most likely it's the opposition that's allowed to exist to keep the dissidents from exploding. Even they have openly spoken out against this invasion which is extremely unusual. Their purpose is to be a valve and at least appear like he's not a dictator to the outside world, but to back him in anything major. Edit: As for the neo bad guys from Germany, you have to understand the history. That goes back to WWII when much of what we consider Ukraine was part of Poland. I believe he's saying liberalism has failed as the left here uses it. That because liberalism allows the existence of bad ideologies, it's a failure. That true freedom causes dangerous ideas to exist instead of being squashed and destroyed under the boot. He couches his speeches to intentionally contain ideas that's in the West. Hence the "anti fascist" rally. He's appealing to the far left because they want a revolution.
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  828.  @editedforprivacy207  No on the oil production. They can't get more when they are blocked from drilling in new areas. Oil leases are down as are drilling permits and exploration ones. Oil companies are pumping as fast as they can while the price is high and every refinery is making fuel at the max rate they can safely. Any extra oil or fuel will have to imported which at the rate Biden is pissing off oil rich countries, won't be anytime soon. Edit: Who'd have thought saying your going to destroy the fossil fuel industry would piss countries that rely on it for their economy.
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  829. You're changing the wording of the bills. The bills say a biological Male can't compete in female sports. That should be the wording. If a bill is worded differently it needs to be changed because biological females are already allowed to compete in men's sports due to court decisions.
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  830. We're not the UK. Our government isn't structured like the UK. The powers each branch holds is not the same as in the UK. They already can voice their opposition on the floor and in the press. They don't decide if the president's actions are unconstitutional. That's the power of the judiciary. They don't dictate foreign policy. That's the power of the executive. The legislative branch creates laws. That's it. This is an attempt to expand their authority into other branches of government to remove the separation of powers and undermine the will of the people.
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  831.  @polktechnologysolutions5874  Florida has the strictest voting laws in the country because of the Bush v Gore election. You're talking about things you know nothing about. That's why they were predicting Florida to flip and it wasn't even close. They couldn't mess it up there like they could other places.
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  832.  @nbk4dv9  They didn't flip it in this past election, the opposite in fact, despite their efforts. It won't happen in 2024. This was the biggest smear campaign ever with the help of MSM and big tech.
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  833. We're living in a prime example of why the US can NEVER have a weak President. This is why the Founders had the vice President be the candidate that came in 2nd originally. So if something happened, it was still a leader the people chose. I understand why it was changed because it incentivized the other party to impeach if they had control, but I think that could have been addressed another way. If they both get impeached and Trump is speaker, it won't count as a term if they wait long enough to do it between the two. If it's just shy of half a term, it doesn't count so he'll still be able to run in 2024. As for 2016, I would never vote for Hillary. I grew up in Arkansas under her husband as governor. I know who and what she is. It was a rare time that I just couldn't bring myself to vote 3rd party like I normally would when I don't like both candidates. I liked what Trump said and again knew a lot about him before he became a TV personality. So I pushed the button for him and said a prayer under my breath as I left the booth "God help us all". Best vote I ever cast outside a couple of state and local ones. So I joyously pushed that button in 2020. Not only did he do all that Tim mentioned. Emissions dropped more than projected had he followed the Paris Accords despite deregulation. Proving you don't have to force companies to do what's in everyone's best interest and beat them into submission harming the people in the process.
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  834. ​ @jtjames79  How is she going through hell? You teach by example.
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  835. There's one at our county courthouse. They were going to remove it, but someone did some research and said it was paid for by the daughter's of the Confederacy and sat on their soil and it's on the historical registry since it's 108 years old. It's a soldier with the names of those that died in the county during the war. Now they are having to do some legal research because they may not be able to move it. Getting interesting in my little town.
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  836. Why do people think Populism is bad and scary? It's never had a bad effect in the US and has always been beneficial to the people. Biden won't do crap if China invades anybody. He loves them and refuses to call them what they are, bad.
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  837. It's crazy to me, but they want in those spaces too. They demand respect and empathy while having none themselves.
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  838. I'm laughing at him complaining about the lack of school choice. That's a total leftist thing. Most Libertarians and right of center love school choice. I think you're right. He realized he hates lefty policies. Everything he's talking about outside of landscape is 90% leftist crap.
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  839. Other than bobs, no body parts are "chopped off." The male organ is inverted. Not removed. If you mean people having a perfectly fine arm or leg removed, no doctor will do that. They usually go outside the system and pay a doctor that's been stripped of their license or intentionally injure it to the point it needs removal. I don't think they should receive the benefits of being disabled. No parking space, no work accommodation, no benefits.
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  840.  @n.s.3812  He got mad during the live shows early on because people kept super chatting his name and asking if he'd seen the interview. He told everybody to stop sending it, they of course knew about it, but don't care, it's not relevant, blah blah blah. I guess he's had to add him to the grift.
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  841. Loving the articles on the side. "A US election for Canada: Trump victory has experts 'fearing the worst'. Biden closer 'in line' with Canada's values". I wasn't aware Canada gets a say in our election. Especially since they have their own corrupt PM Blackface.
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  842. They are on his website. It's a no from me dawg. Just his gun policy is frightening. Making sure everyone correctly stores their gun, I'm not sure how that will work unless we're tossing out the 5th amendment. Jailing parents if their child shoots someone because I guess his bill as a Senator hasn't imprisoned enough minorities so he's aiming for more.
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  843.  @mochithepooh5368  It helps that the US foots the bill for most medical research that creates new treatments. Then those countries negotiate a price for them that’s very low because the companies know US citizens will cover the cost of the research. We do have government funded healthcare. It’s for the poor, elderly, disabled, and veterans.
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  844. That's wikipedia, not actually the brand. Don't trust wikipedia ever. It's edited by anyone.
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  845. That last article you had up is hilarious. These are the same people that voted to defund the police after Floyd because policing is racist. Now they are crying because it's taking too long for officers to respond and that's racist against black people. I can't wait to see the deaths from traffic accidents, especially DUIs, go through the roof. The mailing them a letter when they have a warrant rather than sending police to get them is also gold. I need more specifics on what the civilian police will be over. I might have a trip in my future to get a lot of free stuff.
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  846. It's all Canada has. The government shuts down everything else.
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  847. My state is seeing an increase in hospitalizations, not so much death and not at the rate as earlier vs cases. I think it's the age range now getting it which is mostly children and college students. All our schools are open at least part of week. That's the ages that should get it and get over it to help reach herd immunity.
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  848. To all the men white knighting Pearl in the comments and bashing Tim for talking about anything when he isn't married or have kids, then why are you listening to a woman that's never even been in a relationship? If Tim can't say anything because he's not experienced it, then the same apllies to Pearl. Why should any woman listen to one that has no idea what anything she's talking about is like? Edit: I've been married 26 years in a traditional marriage. Why would I ever listen to a spinster that can't even get a man, much less hold onto one?
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  849. This is pretty standard. It happens a lot. The normal outcome is a settlement for a lower purchase price. As one of the ones who called this from the moment it was reported he'd purchased 9% of the shares, either way we all win. Either Elon buys it and restores free speech or what comes out will destroy it and it will no longer be the driving force of politics and business. Elon also gets support from the right, as the pendulum swings back. Setting him up to remain favorable to those in power. 100% 4D chess on every level.
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  850.  Ocasio-Cortez4prez2022  Her mother called into Larry King about the incident shortly after it happened. According to that call, it was unwanted. That's the show that's suddenly gone missing he was talking about CNN saying they didn't pull it.
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  851. That was Johnathan. It was his name with the ... in front and that's the Speaker.
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  852. Arkansas actually. We've got a friend like that. Has an underground bunker that nuclear safe. Guess where we're going when the crap hits the fan.
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  853. Who brings it to the elders? They don't read minds. Someone has to tell them there's a problem. It's usually their wives who talked to the wife.
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  854. Cheney won't win this year. There's little doubt of that. The rest aren't up for reelection yet.
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  855. Yet another person that doesn't have a clue about human history or development. Religion developed along side our evolution. There's never been a point in the evolution of modern humans that some type of religious beliefs weren't attached to. Every civilization was based around the religion of that group. It was in the government that formed. Meaning every law and rule was based on that religion. Our Constitution is based on Christianity. Our cultural foundations are based on Christianity. Our concept of right and wrong are based on Christianity. If you ever traveled outside of Western nations, you'd see the difference or even studied cultures that existed before it and their religions you'd know that. Your moral foundation comes from the cultural you're raised in which for Western cultures is from Christianity because Rome conquered and ruled those areas and instilled Christian beliefs into them.
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  856. My favorite is the black woman that kept attacking Jewish people. Every time they’d let her go and 2 hours later she was doing it again. Then they scream about racist violence driven by huwite supremacy.
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  857. My mind automatically went far right because I'm usually fighting the religious right. The world is topsy turvy.
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  858.  Audiobooks + Stuff  The definition is easy to look up yourself as are the videos. So how is that "lying"? Since you seem to have some great insight, tell everyone the truth. Not your truth, THE truth. The objective, observable truth. Edit: I don't expect much since you created your account 4 days ago and mostly cut and paste on comments.
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  859. My son makes more than that and he's 23. He works on the floor of a manufacturing plant. Obviously he doesn't get all the perks. He also lives where the cost of living is probably close to half of hers. My husband makes close to $40 at an oil refinery. $24 isn't great in Chicago, though probably better than that wage in California. The perks have been known about in big tech companies since Google first built their insane headquarters.
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  860. I was going to comment that. It's been known about for a long time.
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  861. Aerial not anomalous
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  862. The majority rule and some in Portland are standing up, they are just the minority. A group of kids(young teenagers) trolled the crap out of them last night. Antifa was walking through a neighborhood and they passed a house that was numbered 1619. The kids were in the yard holding up a 1619 sign. Some of Antifa stopped to lecture them and demand $. The kids just stood there quietly holding the sign. It was great. That's what they are creating.
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  863. He clarifies that. They may not be spying on him or even targeting him directly. It's entirely possible they are spying on one of his sources and he got caught in the net. The rest would be using what they've intercepted to their benefit. Carlson could also be being targeted by individuals within the NSA while not having an active investigation on him by the agency. That technically makes their statement true and it true that the NSA is not spying on him.
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  864. ​ @noobandfriends2420  What's in the DM is irrelevant. You don't leak someone's private discussion without permission.
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  865. Same.
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  866.  @RN1441  Add in that the assessment will be for the peak value of the year, not the value at tax time.
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  867.  @lisalisalisalisa7  They orginally wanted it at 1 million. That would have hit a ton of people's 401ks because that's what they tell you target for in retirement. People got pissed so they shut up about it. This is just away to get something about unrealized gains on the books so they can get to the untaxed 401ks. So not only will you pay income taxes on your retirement when you pull the money out, you'll pay yearly on the total amount over and over. Say you've got $20,000 in it, they'll tax that. Then the next year you add another $20,000. Now they'll tax all $40,000. You'll be paying taxes over and over from the same money until you don't have any left. Because all of that is unrealized income.
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  868. How is Tapper lying not also a problem? Two things can a problem at once. Everything isn't an either or.
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  869. Why are you upset they are finally waking up? Why are trying to maintain the divide? Seems to me you don't want to win either and want us to stay divided and distracted. I wonder why.
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  870. I want to know the handful of Republicans that support it. They need to be censured and immediately removed from office. They aren't representing their constituents that put them there. Until they are held accountable outside just elections, they'll keep ignoring the people.
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  871. Not really true. Sure you can legally refuse,but then that gives probable cause for them to detain you. So a few seconds of inconvenience turns into hours waiting in the back for the police to come check your stuff. That's really showing them!
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  872.  @JuanDuenas1943  If Vincent has non American views then so does Trump. He paid for his gfs to have abortions and he has supported gay marriage since the 90s. He was the first to run on pro gay marriage platform. It's unlikely Roe will be overturned. We already have the most lenient abortion laws in the world. We need to make sure they don't go any further and try to roll them back a bit. I don't agree with legislating mortality. That's what Democrats are doing with hate speech and PC culture.
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  873.  P Mason  Then you haven't watched the videos. Most have become independent and there's nothing wrong with that.
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  874. I'm not a fan of them attempting to use my people as a way to achieve their objectives. Especially when they want to end Natives too. They claim Blacks are the poorest when they're not. Natives and disabled rank below them. They claim "stolen land" but they don't want to give it to us. They tell people to give their home to a Black person. I'm seeing comments disparaging Natives when there's not any of us with these people. We do not hate white people. Our culture is already and has been colorblind. We do not want white people to go back to Europe. Our issue has always been with the government, not a race. We don't hold grudges or hold onto anger. We have issues, for sure, but again it's with the government. We encourage everyone to learn about our past and to learn about culture. We want to share it so it doesn't disappear.
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  875. Vocal fry. Not burn lol
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  876. Work hours do matter. There's a standard because you what you do isn't just for you. It's for other workers, other offices, other businesses. If they don't know when it's going to get to them, they can't do their job. Imagine a car production line and everyone just comes in when they feel like it. Unless you're the CEO, everything you do is something someone else needs to complete their work. Edit: It's such an unbelievably self centered mindset so many people have today. Screw my fellow workers. I'll do it when I want to. It just means you're a horrible human being.
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  877. The reason they are using the Alphabet people label is because they're trying to get it added to the list. They've even made a LGBTQ+ flag with a symbol for their group added to it. It's because of the study that says a small percentage are "born that way". So, yes, real pedos are indeed within the LGBTQ+ community and they will attempt to use it as a sheild to hide behind. Acknowledging that isn't phobic. It's simply understanding what's happening that many for ideological reasons want to deny. It's up to those groups to get them out or denounce them. Until they do, they are doing a huge disservice to the individuals that worked to get them to this point.
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  878. ​ @silverback7675  Nobody said to sacrifice your health. How is going in to sit at a desk any different to your health than sitting at one at home? Everyone is so melodramatic.
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  879. So you're boss knew, but company policy said no 5s. I'm pretty sure it's your boss that's going to make recommendations for who goes if there's downsizing. Is your boss going to recommend the person they know works very hard and well or the person that's late? That's what Tim is explaining that you're too brain rotted to understand. A large company doesn't know you exist. That's why it's your boss's job to decide who goes and who stays and who gets recommended for promotions. Because they do know the people working under them.
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  880. Dad's got a microphone, and it appears a Bible under his arm. So was probably proselytizing at the train station.
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  881. No they don't. Christianity doesn't say women should never talk to her husband. In fact the New Testament says it's her job to keep him from straying from God and bring him to God if he isn't.
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  882. @Dog Faced Pony Soldier It hasn't passed yet. It's in resolving differences phase. It passed the House and went to the Senate. The Senate amended it and sent it back to the House for approval. Then it's to Trump's desk who has already said he would not sign it without revisions that address the warrantless searches. The bipartisan group was short one vote to remove it in Congress. Thanks to Clinton, he has line item veto powers so we shall see. Since it was used against him, he's not keen on keeping that in. I voted for Obama because he ran on getting rid of the Patriot act. He didn't of course and instead expanded it. That's why I didn't vote for him the second time. I was never in favor of it and clearly saw the dangers in it.
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  883. There have been steady articles about the shortages, the incoming economic crash, the worker shortages across every industry. Add in the mandates and this was completely expected. New job availability means a business is expanding. Businesses can't expand under the current conditions.
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  884. 5:07 Not really. You don't obtain full citizen status until 18. Once 18, they can come back and petition for legal immigration for their family.
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  885. Stelter won't be failing up. The new owner said months ago pretty much all of CNNs current on air personalities are going to be gone. It'll too parisan and he wants it to stop being all opinion and go back to news. It's going to be glorious!
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  886. Yep. Asmon has a lot of influence.
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  887. So you think people should own homes now while ignoring that the highest point of homeownership was 69.2% in 2004 and is 64.1% now and rising? When was this period that all these people owned their own home that was so much higher than now? It's higher than when I was growing up in the 80s. It's higher than when my mother grew up in the 50s. You are also wrong in that everyone wants a house and family. There is a very large portion of the population that don't want any of that. They don't want the responsibility of having the upkeep of a home. Marriage rates are way down and so are birth rates. I'd like some facts to back up your claims rather than just your feelings.
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  888. How about pro-life protest in front of the justices voting for Roe v Wade. Then they'll have to publicly condemn it, showing their hypocrisy to the normies.
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  889. It's really not surprising. The timing is important. We had the lockdowns (some severely still) which we know exasperated mental problems, the media spreading fear and paranoia about COVID, then Floyd with BLM, and now all hell breaking loose because white supremacists are everywhere and everything is racist also pushed by the fear mongering media. I knew as the lockdowns were going on and on that a powder keg was ready to blow, I just expected it to be against the control. Floyd happened and it went a different direction.
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  890. @Wizzle 097 Communism relies on Capitalism to function. Communism stagnates innovation because you can't magically know what someone is capable of at birth and there's no incentive to produce better things. It also creates a system built on lies to the point no one knows how much is really being produced which is why it has always caused massive famine. If your life depends on how much you get workers to produce, you'll lie to protect yourself. That's why Mao was telling his citizens to eat 5 meals a day while there was mass starvation and famine. He thought they were producing amounts unimaginable before, when in reality it was all a lie. As long as he and those around him were well feed, he didn't know what was happening outside the circle he created. His subordinates even went so far as to plant close to the roadways so it looked like they were producing what they said, because if they didn't produce, they went to a work camp prison or worse death. That's Communism every single time. If you want that, there are plenty of places that already suit your desire without forcing your wish on everyone else.
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  891.  @MilahanPhilosophersCorner  Most people don't graduate or even go to college. This excuse only works for a small percentage of the population. We keep viewing everything from the exceptions instead of the rule and are basing policies on helping them while ignoring the many. If that current trend doesn't stop, this downfall will continue. Edit: A breakdown of Millennials. 47% attended college (2 or 4 year). 17% graduated. They spend more of their surplus money on going out to restaurants than on their debt. We know this because we can track it. So why should taxpayers be responsible for bailing them out of bad financial decisions when they don't even prioritize paying that debt? The reality is they could pay it, they just don't.
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  892.  @neglectfulsausage7689  So many people don't know their history. It's so sad. The majority of people in the colonies never wanted the revolution. They didn't necessarily support the Empire, but they didn't want to get involved. Most of the people that fought were drunk Germans who didn't speak English and the poor. They would get them to sign up and promised payment they never received at bars. Obviously the leaders wanted the revolution and that wasn't everyone that fought (my own ancestors were English noblemen and fought), but it was the majority of soldiers. Everyone also ignores that France helped a lot because they hated the English and were having confrontations with them in other places. A win for the colonies meant a blow to England's moral. Edit: We would not have won without France's help. Had they not helped we'd be Canada today.
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  893. ​ @BrandonAbernathy  That's ridiculous. The employee is never just a bad worker or surrounded by distractions at home. It's someone else's fault. Tell me why there's so many different products available to move your mouse when you're not in front of your computer if this is the case? You're responsible for what you do and don't do. It's not somebody else's job to read your mind. If you're at home, unless I've got a tracker on you, it's impossible to know where you are at all times because I have no way of knowing. People lie.
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  894. The fact that they try to resort to using a deformity to make these claims speaks volumes. So by their reasoning because some people are born with a tail, biology can't say humans don't have tails. You don't create scientific definitions of a species based on deformities. You acknowledge deformities occur, but that's why they are deformities.
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  895. Maybe you shouldn't have made the choices you're living with the consequences of. You chose to take the route you did to achieve your dream. Nobody forced you to take the easy way rather than the hard way. It's not achieving your dream that's you're problem. It's how you went about it. Nobody's to blame but you that you didn't have a "plan". You're also admitting that was all you wanted which again, is on you.
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  896. 7-11 is because they were owned by Delek Oil Company. They're not doing well because the management is crap. They don't do maintenance like they should, so their refineries are shut down so often they don't make money. They have regular accidents, injuries, and even a couple of deaths. It was the stores or a couple of refineries. They chose the stores obviously.
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  897. OMG! So pissed at the Vancouver Canucks. They bent the knee.
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  898. ​​ @eurasiacentertutorials9518  No he doesn't. He drives to the studio from his house in town. Then he sits down with his employees and they plan out the work for the day, the week, and future projects. Then he records his segments. He literally goes to his office.
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  899. Tim doesn't understand what passive shareholder means. It doesn't mean he has no say. It means he's not going to sell. That it's a longterm investment. I don't know how many board seats this gives him, but I do know it's enough that he'll only need 1 or 2 other board members to side with him to take control if he even needs that. Dorsey only had 4% of the stock and was in control so we'll have to see how this plays out, He most definitely now has enough control to effect policies.
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  900.  @Alex-pt5no  Biden didn’t call out China’s human rights violations. He called them cultural differences. He did away with the ban that didn’t allow China to buy into our power grid which has resulted in China buying up US land and now being tied to it. I’m very confused how allowing China to control our power grid protects us from them. He also stopped the investigation into the virus and only started a new one, by a different agency, due to pressure.
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  901. Tell that to Antifa. There already is political violence. Ignoring it doesn't change reality.
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  902.  @a.d.3606  Nice cope you’ve got going there.
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  903. He announced it on Timcast a bit ago. The day after he freaked out and was talking about quitting. Come to find out he was just panicking a bit about having time for his incoming baby.
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  904. The payoff was the bitcoins. That's not hard to figure out.
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  905. It's who they've always been. Hoover used it to dig up dirt on politicans, celebrities, and other powerful people to use as blackmail to control them. It's well documented and known.
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  906. This is why I love living in the south. Everybody has a gun and we know it.
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  907. Damn! I thought GenX was raised free range. We did have boundaries and responsibilities. Our parents did teach us the basic stuff. The pad thing was probably to "save the environment". The parents are why society generally looked down on the hippie commune thing. While that is an extreme of it, a lot of them weren't very far from that. I don't think it's that want children to suffer the same trauma they did. I think it's so that their trauma no longer makes them different if it's the norm.
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  908.  @scufflingboogaloo5006  From China. I imagine he's not there anymore
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  909. 🇺🇸
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  910. The only quotas I’m aware of is traffic tickets. That’s not even in the same ballpark as arresting someone and taking them to jail.
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  911. ​ @XxLegendxX_YT  OMG! Are you 12? Life is about survival. Always has been. Always will be. Define "living?" We're all living every second of everyday. You mean having fun. You'll go crazy pretty quickly because humans aren't made like that. Define rich. Rich as in monetary wealth or rich as in something more important than wealth. If you don't want to be in the top 1%, nobody is forcing you to. You can either have a job to purchase things other people use their labor to create or you can do it all yourself. Nobody owes you the sweat of their brow. Grow your own food, hunt for your meat, build your own house, cut down the lumber and make it into blanks.
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  912.  @andyfletcher3561  There are audits happening in several states. It's just hush hush. The right won't use those tactics and are actively trying to close the holes poked into everything last election. Did you miss th CEOs trying to fight voter ID laws in Georgia? What did you think that's been about? It's the right trying to secure free and FAIR elections.
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  913. In south Arkansas. We haven't had that much. Around 5 inches in some areas, but it is still snowing. More Wednesday. Still have power so I'm grateful for that. Nobody is going anywhere until Friday at the earliest because it's too cold until then for it to melt.
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  914. I'm not understanding this downer stuff. The Senate was a longshot. Oz was a massive longshot. So much so, funding was pulled meaning he was way out spent. It being close in these races IS the win. These were considered safe for Democrats and they weren't.
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  915. No. People keep saying that, but there's never been a shred of proof.
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  916. I know Russia told the WEF to basically go screw themselves. The thing is, not every country's government officials said they'd follow the recommendations. That's who/what the NWO is and always have been. It's a fairly old organization and was ignored by most governments until recently. It's a group of very wealthy people that have convinced many governments to align themselves with their vision of the future. The reason it's not pushed as far here as NSW is because we've already shown we'll pushback. Plus, one party agreed with them, but not the other. Which is the case in many of these countries as well. I'm not saying some members of the GOP don't agree with parts of their plan, but they don't agree with the whole. Afghanistan isn't a large enough or powerful enough country for them to care about. It's not a military takeover, it's an economic one.
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  917. The reason for substitute teacher shortages is because the Teacher's Union is requiring that they be teachers that have passed the Praxis. You're limited as to how much you can depending on if you're licensed. When I did it 10 years ago, that wasn't required unless you filled in longterm for a teacher that was going to be gone for an extended period. When I did it, I could work 5 days a week if I wanted because they are used that much and I strictly did elementary. Now I can only do it 30 days in a school year because I haven't taken the Praxis 1. If I do that, it's a fairly simple test, then I can a whopping 60 days. They created this problem intentionally. The teacher's Union is horrible and needs to go, and I'm pro Union.
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  918. One of my stores has those. They're changing them out to a different system because they're too sensitive. If you're just a touch too fast or slow it locks and they have to fix it.
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  919. He took credit for the new vehicle on Mars too.
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  920. I'm going to explain the difference between what the truckers are doing and why it's not hypocritical to still be against what the leftists have done as far as road blocking goes. They aren't blocking the roads in Ottawa. They are leaving a lane open to allow emergency vehicles to move freely. The left blocked those vehicles. The border crossings that are blocked are not used by normal people. They are strictly for trade and shipping. The problem the right had with the road blockages is that they were being done in areas that had nothing to do with government, but were targeting normal people. This is the opposite. I am still against targeting normal people for a protest and always will be. If your grievance are with the government, then intentionally targeting everyday citizens is only to piss them off hoping they'll complain or react so you can claim victim.
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  921. Tesla has been shorted for a long time. Particularly by 5 very big individuals on Wallstreet.
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  922. Unfortunately, the people pushing these things aren't new in the LGBT community. They fought against gay marriage because they wanted the energy to remain so they could add things like this into it. The woman that's the chair of the organization in my town is one of those people and she's older than me and I'm pushing 50. My son is doing drag and she tried to get him to do the storytime stuff. He refused and other members pushed back against it, but not all. She was rejected by the state group because she's radical. Until the LGBT+ community pushes back like they did then, they are going to get caught in the crossfire. They need to be vocal and visible at the protests against this stuff. That's the best weapon against it and the best way to protect themselves.
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  923. All of this is based on the Swedish model of affirmative care. They set the standard in this area. What's not being told is that that model has been changed because blanket affirmative care was found to be harmful. Now it says it should be handled on each individual unique case. You've got all these activists talking about something they really know absolutely nothing about beyond their own personal experience and they don't understand that mental health isn't like that. Each person is going to respond differently to different approaches so getting rid of everything but one approach isn't going to be helpful. As for this interfering in parental rights, so do abuse laws. When these go to court the AGs need to get a lot that were misdiagnosed and are detransitioning. The recent large study that was done that shows 87% of "trans"kids outgrow by their early 20s it needs to be presented. This is harmful and it's not the first time the medical and psychiatric community have harmed children.
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  924. It is allowed. It's not unusual that they hear about from their own wives who the woman confided in. There's nobody else IN the home to see how he's acting.
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  925. I knew these environmental non profits were lying in the 80s and just wanted money or to force their ideas onto others. A group came and spoke to us in Middle school. They played their fear porn shirt film and then told us all these chemical plants and refineries need to be shutdown. The mistake is that they did that in a own that the vast majority are employed by said evil companies. I asked where all the people that work there were supposed to work and support their families. They were dumbfounded and couldn't answer me. They expected us to just support their narrative and not think because it was so emotionally driven.
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  926. Yes you can. It's pretty standard when someone tries to back out of a deal. It usually ends in a lower price.
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  927. I'm with Timmy. The goalposts moved 2 weeks ago. That's making people feel like this win is a loss. I'm thinking that's intentional. Republicans won what they were projected to and that was already considered a loss for Democrats. The Senate wasn't supposed to be on the table and it's going to a runoff.
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  928. Most of the police involved in this aren't Ottawa police. A large portion refused to do this. That's why it wasn't broken up sooner and why the chief was forced to resign. It's clear too by the leaked messages and one of them saying to leave some protesters for them when they get sent in later this week. These are the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or RCMP. Because they are "royal" the Queen can command them and stop what's happening. So this isn't just a bad look for Canada, it's a bad look for the Queen.
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  929. I'd put money that they do choose their dinner. I'd also bet that if they said they wanted a tattoo, they'd buy a tattoo machine and let them.
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  930. ​ @25taylorkw  WTF was that about. The first commentor is claiming you don't need religion to be moral. Raven didn't say anything about if you have a Christian moral foundation that makes you a Christian. It absolutely does not. The point is the culture he grew up on is where you're moral foundation comes from and if you grew up in the West, that's going to be Christian.
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  931. ​ @briancomstock7741  "Morals are genetic" has got to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen. No, they're not. They're based on the culture. You clearly don't have children. If you did, you'd know you have to teach them right from wrong. Kids will bite. You have to teach them that hurting others is wrong. If it was genetic, you wouldn't have to do that. In some cultures that's not taught so they tend to be more violent for that reason. There would never have been human sacrifices, slavery, or witch hunts if what you're claiming was true.
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  932. ​​​ @25taylorkw  That's still coming from a Christian foundation. You don't seem to understand you're not contradicting them. Actually, the Golden Rule doesn't do what you're claiming either. It's opposite the selfishness of human nature, so it doesn't appeal to it. You're basing everything you said on the culture you're in. In many cultures, the ethical foundation is simply group preference regardless of what that group is. For example, in most African cultures, only killing someone from your tribe is considered murder. Someone outside the tribe is considered less than so it's not wrong to harm them. This idea you have of empathy is also determined by your culture because biology as you call it is in group preference. It goes against everything you're claiming goes with biology. The Golden Rule is against in group preference which is an evolutionary survival instinct. It's also funny that you then go on to claim some ethics in Christianity goes against it, so we discard it when you're entire comment is about one such ethic. So we should discard it right? Edit: Pseudo intellectuals are so annoying. You know nothing about anthropology or evolutionary survival instincts while acting like you're an authority on it. You don't even know that's what you're talking about and instead call it biology which is the study of the physical bodies and has nothing to do with ethics or our instincts.
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  933. I'm glad this woman never taught my children. I guess she forgot that if you didn't work hard you died. That was true for all of humanity since we were hunter gatherers. No work, no food. No food, you become weak and become something else's food. Someone should really inform ants they're white now.
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  934. ​ @patrickmccoleman5835 ​ No. It's ridiculous to believe that the only life that exists in the entire universe is on Earth. That doesn't mean that life is able to travel a massive number of lightyears in space. We know life exists out there because we've found fossils of it in meteors. None of it is intelligent that's been found though.
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  935. Even this report says a lot of it isn't visible to the eye but is being picked up due to the atmospheric disturbances around them. Satellites aren't looking for that. Especially his that are just beaming around signals. The real argument is those disturbances could be something entirely natural we just couldn't detect before. Not this single person not using the same technology on their satellites says they haven't seen anything.
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  936. Because Biden and democrats are who were pushing for the aid package and the Democrats impeached Trump when he threatened to withhold aid that Congress had approved. Did you just read the title and not even bother watching the first few minutes where he went over that?
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  937. That's why he said you should take a second job to save up to buy a home if you're current budget puts you living paycheck to paycheck. It's also not indefinitely because a house payment is usually less than rent.
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  938. Unmarried, dresses like a man, doesn't have children, doesn't care about her appearance, etc? That's NOT a proper woman. A woman is a reflection of her husband or father in public and their ability to provide.
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  939. Good for you Tim for finally questioning the narrative. 1000 years is when it will become a real issue at the current rate FYI. That's with doing nothing. The bugs is due to wind and solar farms. They kill the bugs as they migrate through the areas or as they run in front of storms. Just like when we thought we were doing good by switching to plastic bags that can be recycled over paper bags to save trees. It was from looking at it without looking into the possible consequences of what we were doing.
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  940. Even worse one had tire Mark's! gasp Imagine tire marks on a street?!
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  941.  @PureBloodWNC  There's a difference between the government saying to do something and a business. If a business tells me to wear one and I really like that business, I'll wear it because that's their right and their property. If a government tells me, that's infringement of my rights. These mandates are different because it's the government forcing businesses to do what it knows it can't legally do. That makes the business now a state actor. You can argue the same thing with the mask mandates which is why I did not go to any store that enforced them or didn't wear one.
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  942. A lot of you seem to be confused. I don't know if Tim took the jab or not, but that doesn't matter because if he did it was voluntary because he's under no mandate to do so. There are people that got it before the mandate and are against the idea of forcing others to take it. There are ones that are fine with taking it now, but are still against the mandates. The difference is voluntary vs forced. If you are only taking it because you are forced to then you're against the mandates and a hypocrite. While I understand the fear, it's not like there aren't tons of jobs available right now in places or for companies that don't fall under the mandate. Does that mean you might have to sacrifice a little in your luxuries? Maybe, but if your principles aren't worth even a little temporary sacrifice, then you really don't have the principles you claim you do. That's the point Tim is trying to make.
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  943. ​ @nybsfp7486  So, someone with power acting like a tyrant should be ignored? That's how you lose your rights.
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  944. I hope you only mean law abiding citizens in Chicago. I'm law abiding and very capable of protecting myself.
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  945. I've heard there's a bounty on him and not one from officials. If that's true turning himself in is the only way he'll survive.
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  946. They haven't built condos. They've also been killing Hamas. Even if they were building condos so what? Right of conquest has always been a thing in war. Edit: Do you think Russia isn't going to takeover the land they've conquered?
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  947. That already happened in Minneapolis. They put in social workers and one got killed pretty quickly. That's when the council voted to refund the police.
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  948.  @toh6261  Your last sentence "Think you can handle that?" is condescending. You are implying you are above it all and those giving their opinions aren't as good as you. That's what Ron was referring to and you came back with a 100% emotional response.
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  949.  @sthubbins4038  So because you didn’t get the answer you wanted you try to label the people saying nothing should be forced on anyone as terrorists. That doesn’t fit any definition of terrorism.
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  950.  @strategery101  Except they aren’t and that’s why viewership of sports is at record lows. Why are you lying? It’s clear your intent is to demoralize the opposition. Either you’re an agent or a commie.
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  951.  @snaggalfrash9013  I’ve got the feeling you’re talking to yourself. Is that why my governor warned the feds if they attempted to enter our state to disarm the population they’ll be met with force? It’s because we don’t really care? This isn’t a game.
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  952. I keep thinking that's what I'm reading. Oh Elvis is alive again!
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  953. Shhhhh most people don't know that. They think old people are taken care of.
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  954. One county in Michigan had to be pulled because of a software problem. That same software was used in 33 areas so all of those will have to be looked at.
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  955. Saw that too.
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  956. Damnit Fayatteville. Why is it always you? Jane Keen needs to be fired immediately! Period.
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  957. Let them strike. Those in the comments claiming governments' employees can't strike are wrong. Only required services like police and fire can't. They just don't because Reagan showed how to deal with it when air traffic controllers did it in the 80s. He let the strike go for a couple of days until the people were good and angry, then busted it. It's the Department of Labor and DOJ who enforces laws protecting Unions and their members from retaliation. The government isn't going to prosecute itself. They haven't bothered since then because they learned it's pointless. I guess they need to remember it.
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  958. This idea that allowing incorrect information is a threat to democracy, so to protect it you have to silence it is so perverse. We used to know how to deal with bad ideology and ideas. You give facts that dispute to convince those that can be, and mock those that can't be reasoned with. You don't call it dangerous or insist it's powerful because that draws people to it. The fringes should always be ignored, not be propped up by the media.
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  959. I think if he changed the wording to include spam and automated tracking/stalking to better define the rule, it would work better. That's much clearer than what he posted. Harrassment is already against the ToS and it could also fall under that already. The fact he didn't go that route and created a new rule, speaks highly of his choices. Edit: Musk never said Twitter would be an absolute free speech platform. People are mistaking his personal opinion with how he runs a business. He always said it would follow the Constitution as closely as possible. Stalking is already a crime, even when carried out online.
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  960. ​ @bigman7856  If you're obese you're putting pressure on joints and bones that aren't built to hold that much weight. That means you are indeed partially responsible for your broken leg. Also not eating properly will make you prone to injury and take longer to heal making surgery more likely so it will heal properly.
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  961. Yes and no. Even in Native tribes before Europeans came, once a man and woman joined as a couple they had their own living quarters separate from their parents. They had access and support, but they were expected to provide for themselves and any children. Even the Bible says a man must leave his mother and a woman leave her home once married. There's nothing wrong though with living in the family home until you can take care of yourself, but you shouldn't bring your spouse and children into it unless it's extreme circumstances like job loss. In both of those cases, however, the child should contribute to the care of the family unit.
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  962. Waters absolutely should be reprimanded and punished. Those aren't her constituents and she had no business being there. She also could have just caused a mistrial. If 3 of the jurors heard what she said, one can be declared. If the defense is any good, he'll ask for the jurors to be interviewed independently and asked about it. Then on retrial, the venue will have to be changed because of everything that's happened with this one.
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  963. Mob rule. What you described is what Democrats suggest by doing away with the Electoral College. So you're in favor of a group getting together and deciding you don't get rights anymore? Direct democracy is only good if you're in the group that's the majority.
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  964. They were never promised that. It was a plan for a few freed slaves to live on a former plantation and work the land. After 10 years they would have the option to purchase the land or not. Land not purchased was to return to the original land owner. The amount was based on family size with it being up to 40 acres.
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  965. I'm in a state that didn't do hard lockdown restrictions. Restaurants and mostly clothing stores were closed for just over a month. Even hotels and all parks were open. Hotels were for in state only guests because we were flooded by people from states with strict lockdowns. Everything has been open since then and we didn't see a large spike. We saw small spikes, but we were stable until school started back. Now our case numbers are up, but our deaths are down. Our hospitalizations are the highest they've been, but we're still not pushing capacity. I'm in one of those rural states they said were going to be overrun because of our poor healthcare system. Whoopsie! They were wrong.
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  966. That's because he remembers the 80s. NYC was rundown. Times square was strip joints, women regularly getting raped on the subway, etc. It was what your mind pictures of a nitty gritty dirty city.
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  967.  @bikerboy3k  French isn't a race. We have laws against racism in hiring practices so you really have no point. That's an example of racism interfering in someone's rights and no one is saying that's okay, but criminalizing a thought isn't either.
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  968.  @xpusostomos  Still incorrect. No matter how many times you make that claim. It's about court decisions, not just the language of the Constitution.
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  969. If they possess the email from Fauci, that should get them to discovery. That when the evidence collecting really kicks in.
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  970. Shrek is a perfect example of what you're describing. A cartoon for kids that had things only adults would get. Pretty much every cartoon used to be like that. From Bugs bunny to Animaniacs. I'm also noticed the side stories in that article and Rita Ora looks sick. Like seriously unhealthy.
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  971. Delek owns them and closed them because they're almost the only oil refining company not making money.
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  972. Small refineries went out of business during the lockdowns. Are you going to secure the loans and funding to reopen them and get them back in operational condition? No subsidies anymore to help from the government because Biden ended them. Who's going to give anyone money to open a business the government has declared war on? Where are they going to get the oil to even process because oil production has been drastically decreased? It's easy to just say something should happen when you have zero understanding of what that actually entails. Edit: Most small refineries are independently owned. They are not run by large oil companies. There are hundreds of small oil companies. I lived in an oil boom town. There were at least 10-20 small companies that owned oil wells and 3 small refineries all owned by different small companies.
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  973. It's funny that you said Trump got voted in was regular people yelling. When he won the first thing I did after I stopped laughing was post on FB in all caps and bold "Do you hear us now?". People from other countries were calling it a revolution at the ballot box.
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  974. ​ @27qwljrob2  Working from home has nothing to do with any economic theory so your appeal to authority is rejected. Anyone that says it's how it should be done has zero knowledge of how and why offices were created and why it's been copied on a global scale. What's called office work was first done FROM HOME. Almost like there's a reason it was moved from homes to buildings and putting people in the same location. It couldn't possibly be that there was a mass advantage to having people that did steps in the same process in the same place. Kind of like it's much more efficient to have the parts of the car all at the same factory when you're putting it together. Maybe that's the problem. People don't understand their job is just a small part of the bigger picture.
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  975. ​ @captainnerd6452  It's not archaic. Humans are lazy. There's products to make your mouse move so it looks like you're at the computer at home, but you're trying to pretend there's not and everybody working from home are working just as much as they do in the office. That's reality. People acting insulted are hilarious.
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  976. ​ @gifthorse3675  I'll let my husband know he doesn't work for a huge global company called Velero in rural Oklahoma. I'll tell my father he didn't work for Monsanto in rural Arkansas. They're refineries and plants that also have large offices attached to them.
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  977. Tim, Crowder had an awesome doctor on the other day. Him and other doctors want the roll out stopped because it's past risk vs reward now. 4200 dead, 12,000 hospitalized, over 100,000 have required medical intervention. He said we have treatments that are extremely effective and paid for by the government. Recent studies show it's burning it's self out now and will be gone soon. He's written several research papers on it and has filed the harm claims with the CDC. He's a cardiologist and 70% of his patients are vaccinated. He's responsible for the drop in hospitalizations in Texas that started in November because he set up a telemedicine system to reach all over to get the treatments to patients. He's testified before the Texas Senate and the US Senate. He said no more until we can look at the data and create safer vaccines for it.
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  978. But the US and Canada are most of the UN peacekeepers.
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  979. Gotta get my Scorpion then. With the brace there's virtually no recoil making it extremely accurate. As a disabled person it's hard to use a lot of higher caliber guns.
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  980. Why didn't you can the tomatoes or make tomato sauce? You can drop them in boiling water real quick, remove, and the peel slides off. Them you can dice them or can them whole for cooking. You can freeze or can the sauce or make salsa and do the same. You don't need a pressure canner for tomatoes. Just a pot deep enough to cover the top of the canning jars with water. Boil them, there are instructions on line for how long, take them out. You'll hear them pop and seal starting about 2 hours later. Jams and things should be pressure canned, but tomatoes are fine just water canning because they are so naturally acidic. That's what I do. I grow tomatoes specifically to can. It tastes better than what's in the store and because I control the ingredients it's healthier. Edit: I make Apple butter too. Canning is good for 1+ years as long as stored properly. Freezing is 1 year. Using the old method of making pickles vs the quick set ones, they'll last for years and so will relish. That's how we survived when I was growing up. Had 2 acres and we froze, canned, or dried everything we grew to be able to eat throughout the year. I never went hungry no matter how broke we were. Seeds are cheap and we used natural fertilizer. We had a tractor from the 50s to plow the field that's still working today.
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  981.    That's not the law in Arkansas. In fact, if I see an officer in trouble I'm required to draw my weapon and assist. No law says I have to fire it. There are even laws in some states that only allow discharging the weapon as a last resort when retreat is no longer possible.
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  982. Tim, it wasn't the stove that wasn't cooking your bacon properly. It's cheap skillets that don't heat evenly and have hot spots. No Air B&B is going to stock good expensive cooking equipment because it'll be stolen. Just bring a cast iron skillet and it'll fry anything beautifully because it holds heat and disperses it evenly. Electric stoves would have the exact same problem with cheap cookware.
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  983.  @refugeehugsforfree4151  I know you won't agree, but some of them were being racist. I don't believe it was intentional, but it still was. They were putting their hands over their mouths doing the "whoop" thing people do to make fun of Native songs and doing what you will typically see some do to make fun of our dances (hooping on one leg, then the other, turning). I don't they knew that's racist and were just being kids. It was a good opportunity to teach them that doing that is and disrespectful of a different not only culture but religion. I can't stand that activists a$$hole, but he was performing a prayer so yeah...it wasn't good. Edit: Unfortunately because of that he got praise from far too many tribes. Again they are kids and I get it and I know he intentionally picked a prayer to make the optics as bad as possible. Doesn't change the facts though.
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  984. That's what being a 2A sanctuary state is. Just like cities became sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants. That means they weren't allowing or helping ICE operate in their area. 2A sanctuary states and cities won't allow or help the ATF within their borders.
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  985. You don't have to watch it.
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  986. Him saying he used AOL and tech savvy in the same sentence is hilarious. The rest of us called AOL the normies space and used their CDs for coasters or just throwing at each other.
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  987. Technically yes, but they also wouldn't allow the colonies to abolish slavery and they continued to profit from slavery long after we ended it here from other colonies. Many of those previous colonies still have slavery.
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  988. Yes, but it's my understanding Thor dies in the movie which doesn't happen in any of the comics. None of the movies have followed the comics so I'm not sure why they are being used as some type of defense for this.
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  989. What happened to Macy Gray is the same thing that happened to Kanye. It's not the people on Twitter. It's people inside the industry that threaten them with losing everything if they don't bend the knee. I guarantee that she's done and said somethings on tour, in studio, or in conversations that they know can ruin her image and family. They don't just target their careers, they blackmail them with losing everyone they love.
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  990. In the interview he kept saying "my children". That's part of the core issue. They think they belong to them so they try to treat them like they are the biological parent. I've heard teachers use that term amongst themselves to differentiate between classes, but never like it's being used now. Edit: They would say things like my kids are the best this year meaning it as my group of kids. Never in the familiar way I'm hearing it used now.
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  991. I did notice that after the election for the chairs, the makeup the rules read said they should be wasn't how it ended up. The single non binary threw it into an odd situation, but since that person didn't win, the chairs should have had more women according to their rules.
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  992. That Medicaid part won't hold water. Medicaid is partially funded by the state so the federal government can't force the state to pay for it. Plus it can't be used except in cases of force, incest, or life of mother thanks to the Hyde Act which Democrats want to get rid of. It's literal pandering because most people don't understand that.
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  993.  @benjaminknotts745  Spam bot spams
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  994. That's exactly what it's like. Music industry contracts. A large amount in the top of the contract to entice them and then they keep removing bits and pieces of it at the bottom until they're making almost nothing and owe the record label. It's entirely possible that would happen with that offer.
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  995.  @leeonardodienfield402  It was huwhite men changing their vote to Biden last election. 55% of huwhite women voted Trump. So no it's no where near 85%. Trump increased his portion of the suburban woman vote in 2020.
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  996. How is what's happening in Taiwan more important than what's happening in the country he lives in and can maybe do something about?
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